Hope Fades For Over 600 Persons In Shipping Disaster
Charleston dispatch reports a bill seeks a blanket $25 monthly raise for all state school teachers, retaining the $6 experience increase. Democrats Schubach and Blankenship sponsor, while other measures propose new salary scales, separate ballots for boards of education, and retirement rules.
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Tucker County
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A Y Parkhill Dies at 77 in Grafton
Albert Vincent Parkhill 77 of 498 Gay Street died this morning at 7:15 after a year long illness. Born in Kansas City Kansas on September 30 1872 he was a longtime Baltimore and Ohio railroad engineer. Survived by wife Mary Margaret Lockhart Parkhill four children James Ray Mrs Harry Parker Kelvin and one sister. 12 grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday 2 pm Bartlett Funeral Home with Rev G W Twynham of St Pauls Methodist Church officiating. Burial Green Lawn Masonic Cemetery Clarksburg.
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Plane Missing in Europe Search by Air Forces
Washington reports American Air Force and Navy planes sweeping wide areas of Europe Africa and the Atlantic for a missing B-39 super fortress. The aircraft carried 15 American airmen and vanished yesterday on a Dakar to England flight. Two search headquarters are in England and French Morocco. The last contact placed the plane near the Canary Islands.
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Tulsa Landlords Plan Mass Evictions Stir Tulsa Spat
Tulsa landlords announce plans to press mass evictions in protest of federal rent control, defying Washington critics. Revered Wallace J. Murphy calls Truman’s stance confusing as the movement gains mixed support in Kansas City and Cleveland groups debate eviction as a tactic. The Kansas City note cites a dramatic rent increase at their meeting site. Illinois tolls not mentioned.
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Firemen Order More Equipment For New Truck
The Grafton Volunteer Fire department has ordered firefighting gear costing 2300 to finish equipping the new fire truck. Chief John Proctor says funds must be raised soon, supplementing 6500 already donated by civic groups and businessmen. Dr. H. N. Shanes contributed 25 and Otto Sturm 1.
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Wages peak debate as thousands face pay cut and unions weigh demands
Washington dispatch notes postwar wage pressure with GM workers potentially losing two to three cents an hour under the cost of living index. Amalgamated Clothing Workers decide against new wage boosts as demand softens. unions shift to vacation, insurance, and retirement benefits. Prices remain high, 29 percent above 1946 OPA levels, signaling negotiations ahead.
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March Of Dimes Drive Extended For Another Week
Taylor countys 1949 March of Dimes drive will continue through next Friday February 4 announced drive chairman Ronald Knotts. The drive aims to raise 1200 with support from a benefit dance by the Elk s club tomorrow night and school reports next week expected to boost totals. Donations listed include Paul Delmas Curry 20 American Legion 15 Quota Club 5 and many smaller gifts.
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Grafton-Clarksburg
Quota Club
Junior Martin
Flemington Man Now With Pacific Fleet
Joe Garry Hansford, quarter master third class USN, son of Mrs Hazel Waller, Flemington, serves aboard landing ship LSM 359 with Amphibious Group One. The ship participates in cold weather operations off Alaska through January and February. Hansford entered Naval service November 1, 1945, trained at Naval Training Center, Camp Peary, Virginia.
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Pruntytown School Set for Legislative Inspection Tour
Pruntytown Industrial School will host tomorrow's annual inspection tour by the legislative committee on penal and correctional institutions. Jesse B. Riley says a gymnasium swimming pool and central heating plant are requested in the current budget. Herbert Schuback Dell White and other committee members are to arrive for the visit and will dine at number three cottage serving the smaller boys.
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West Virginia Industrial School For Boys
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Wetzel County
House Committee On Penal and Correctional Institutions
Dell White
State Board of Control
Water service restored after postponement in South Grafton
Heavy rains force postponement of water cleaning work in South Grafton area around High and Grand streets and Parkview. City Manager Curtis Decker announces water will not be shut off tomorrow in those districts.
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Two Die in Cannonsburg Roadhouse Shootout
In Cannonsburg Pennsylvania two men were killed in a roadhouse early today in what Coroner L C Grey called murder and suicide. Eugene Basle 34 a Washington theatre actor and his uncle Louis Basle 48 owner of Maple View Inn two miles south of Cannonsburg died from head wounds. James Petros 46 was shot in the finger while trying to disarm Louis Basle. Eugene was a former partner in the Grafton Theatre corporation and died at a Washington hospital after a head wound.
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Destitution Threat for Navajo Indians in Arizona Snowstorm
In northwestern Arizona, more than ten thousand Navajo people face destitution as the worst snow storms in state history trap 15,000 sheep and 1,000 horses. Heavy weather spans Nebraska, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, and beyond, with floods looming if grazing lands thaw. Congress quickly votes half a million dollars for nine western states and considers three more million for relief, with House action pending Monday.
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Two Chinese Ships Collide 100 Miles Off Shanghai Shore
SHANGHAT January 28 Virtually all hope is abandoned for more than 600 passengers and crew after two Chinese ships collided in dense fog off Chu Shan island about 100 miles south of Shanghai. One freighter carrying refugees sank almost immediately while the other went down after radio contact was lost. Survivors report few rescued and no trace of the ships Taiping and Kienyuan.
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Weather Forecast Holds Answer To Flood Question
West Virginia river towns along the Ohio face potential flood impact as rainfall raises stages on the 981 mile river. Forecasts predict Wheeling may reach flood stage tonight with Huntington, Parkersburg, and Point Pleasant following by tomorrow, contingent on more rain.
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Kirby to Receive Examination Soon at VA Hospital
Kirby to undergo psychiatric examinations at Roanoke Virginia Veterans facility after indictment in Marion County for molesting women over months. Judge Miller and WV officials confirmed consent to transfer custody for evaluation. doctors found psychoneurotic but not insane, recommending psychotherapy.
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Harrison Conaway
Charles E. Miller
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West Virginia Department of Veterans Affairs
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Chinese Regiment Revolts In Peiping
A single Nationalist regiment in Peiping rebelled against orders to march into Red held territory, triggering a civil war within a civil war. Mortar and machine gun fire rang out as factions clashed before the revolt was put down. The unit, aligned with anti settlement forces, sought to return home to South China. A joint Communist Nationalist committee is slated to govern Peiping from February 1, with Communists holding four seats to Nationalists three. Li Tsung Jen reportedly pushes renewed peace efforts despite ongoing chaos and stalled talks.
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Grafton Welcomes Newest Citizens
Eugene Allen Nestor Jr. is the newest arrival in Grafton, a six pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nestor of 15 East Wilford Street at 11:02 p.m. The mother is Edith Mae Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cooper. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daye Nestor.
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