Rites Tomorrow for Ed Hussion
Funeral services set for Ed Hussion at St Augustine Church at 9 a.m. The 59 year old Baltimore and Ohio railroad employee died Saturday night after being found unconscious at the St Augustine school embankment. Interment will follow at Mt Calvary Cemetery with Bartlett Funeral Home directing. Survivors include Ruth Tighe Hussion wife and three children Eugene Geraldine and Glenn, plus two brothers and a sister. Friends may call at the Bartlett Funeral Home.
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Ed) Hussion
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Washington, D. C
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Moran elected president of Tygarts Valley Lodge 618
Thomas J. Moran was elected president of Tygarts Valley Lodge 618 of the International Association of Machinists. Other officers include Virgily Harrilton as vice president Elmer Behan as financial secretary Gregory Foley as treasurer Albert J. Keefover as recording secretary Charles H. Warder as conductor Clarefice E. Cro as inside sentinel and ay Grinnan as local chairman. Regular meetings are the second and fourth Wednesdays at 6 1 2 and 7 p.m. respectively. Also notes Syracuse University football squad lost eight seniors and Nat Holman coaches City College of New York basketball for the 30th straight season.
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Prospects Improve for WVU Graduates in Hiring Boom
Morgantown January 18 The West Virginia University Placement office reports hiring prospects for graduates are at an all time high. Starting salaries are estimated 20 to 25 dollars a month higher than last year. Demand is strongest for engineers chemists and physicists with many openings in federal and state civil service roles.
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Prompt action urged to raise minimum wage
The article reports Democratic Leader John McCormack pushing for a House vote next week to raise the minimum wage from 40 to 15 cents an hour, while Republican Joseph Martin urges careful consideration. It notes administration proposals to combat inflation and two legislative steps: extending current industry allocation law for six months and extending export controls through June. Also covered is a St Louis case where Jean Klein, a 23 year old dress designer, avoids prosecution after a judge dismisses the charge linked to a car accident, citing the city’s fault and the beauty of the defendant.
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Miss Klein
Legislature names majority leaders and committee chairs
Senator Ralph J. Bean of Hardy and Delegate William H. File of Logan become majority floor leaders. C How ard Hardesty of Marion and Toney E. Cline of Mingo named chairmen of Finance committees. Governor Patteson names Kenneth H. Hill to state liquor commission. A bill seeks to raise widow’s benefits under Workmen’s Compensation from 30 to 5 dollars. Rice plant parts have uses. husks fuel.
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Confesses Patricide Some kinds of fish can be fro zen in ice
A crime confession is reported alongside an odd natural fact about fish. The text notes that certain species can survive being frozen, hinting at a broader, unusual narrative element.
Extended West Virginia Weather Forecast for January 2024
Weather outlook shows temperatures near normal with rain changing to snow and a sharp drop by Wednesday night. Colder Thursday followed by gradual moderation and possible rain or snow toward week end. Total precipitation about half an inch.
Good Neighbor Groups Receives Charter
A new corporation named Home Aid Company of Huntington has received a state charter. Its purpose is aiding shut ins and older people by handling tasks they cannot do themselves such as paying utility bills and making small purchases for home delivery. Capital is five thousand dollars.
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