Luther M Daniel Dies Sunday At City Hospital
Luther McDaniel of Thayer street died yesterday afternoon in City hospital after a brief illness. The body was taken to Bartlett Funeral home awaiting relatives. Surviving sisters are Miss Ida McDaniel and Mrs Lou Widlim of Lorraine Ohio and Mrs Mary Ferguson of Parkersburg. A full obituary will appear tomorrow in the Sentinel.
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Luther McDaniel
Thayer Street
City
Bartlett Funeral Home
Ida McDaniel
Lou Widlim
Lorrain
Ohio
Mary Ferguson
Parkersburg
the Sentinel
Philippines Ask U. S. For Another Big Loan
President Manual Roxas asked Congress for authority to reorganize all government offices and bureaus and declared an offensive against inflation lawlessness and economic inaction. He read a 15,000 word state message and said the U S had been asked for a rehabilitation loan of 500 million pesos while the United States was also asked for an 800 million peso loan to cover deficits over the next five years.
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Manila
Manual Roxas
Philippines
Congress
United States
U. S
Senate Bypasses Committees On Labor Bill Passage
A week ago Saturday the bill moved through an unprecedented procedure bypassing committee review. The Senate passed the measure early Saturday morning after approval by the interstate committee in that chamber with no hearings. Invited witnesses include AFL President William Green and CIO President Philip Murray.
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Truman
Senate
Interstate Committee
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organiza
RUPTURE Expert Demonstrations in Morgantown and Clarksburg
Well known Indianaplis expert and ex US Army Medical Corpsman Geo L Howe will demonstrate the Howe method for ruptures at Organ Hotel Morgantown June 4 from 6 to 9 pm and June 5 from 9 am to noon and at Stonewall Jackson Hotel Clarksburg June 5 from 3 pm to 9 pm. The method claims rapid opening contractions regardless of rupture size, with no leg strap and waterproof shield. Mailing address P O Box 5233 Eaton Park Station Tatienepist Eats Advertiser.
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Indianapolis
U. S. Army
Organ Hotel
Morgantown
Stonewall Jackson Hotel
Clarksburg
Howe
P. O
Michigan St
World War II era debates over Franco and Poland policy unfold
A report from a council sub-committee proposes referring the Spanish Franco regime to a general assembly for a universal break if he remains in power in September. France China Australia Poland Brazil back the move, while the United States Britain oppose breaking with Franco and Russia backs action but not at the expense of the security council. General Spaatz announces a three day Wright Field tour with 200 media members.
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Council
General Assembly
Franco
France
China
Australia
Brazil
United States
Britain
Russia
Assembly
Security Council
Waxed paper pays for itself in food saved
A home economics column extols waxed paper and paraffin wax as essential kitchen aids. It explains how dipping paper in paraffin creates waxed paper, preserving freshness and reducing waste. By resealing bread, cereals, and leftovers, households save money while contributing to relief efforts for Europe.
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Europe
Leprosy Advocate Seeks Public Enlightenment Efforts
The article recounts an individual who gained insight into leprosy while stationed with Marines on Guam in 1983. He praises his wife’s hospital admission, downplays leprosy as highly infectious, and intends to dedicate his life to educating the public while avoiding sympathy. He notes three married children and aims to ease fears about the disease.
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Hornbostel
Guam
Beckley Navy veteran dies after pedestrian collision
Wayne Sanderson, 36, a Beckley Navy veteran, died from injuries after being struck by a car while crossing U S route 19 south of Beckley. The report notes incomplete early election tallies for France and Corsica, with MRP and Communist leaders vying for a provisional government and possible leadership changes.
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France
Corsica
MRP
Charles de Gaulle
UMW Forges Drive for Clerical and Technical Unionization
United Mine Workers leaders move to organize clerical technical and supervisory workers. Local 160 in Morgantown files petitions for collective bargaining elections at 20 area operations and 13 mines in Raleigh Fayette and Wyoming counties. Plans aim to add 25 more in the next wave as Delmar Hagedorn is named business agent for northern West Virginia.
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United Mine Workers
United Clerical, Technical and Supervisory Employes Union
Morgantown
National Labor Relations Board
George J. Titler
Beckley
Raleigh
Fayette
Wyomingies
Local 160
Delmar Hagedorn
West Virginia
President Gores Through Senate Action on Draft Provision
The president did not discuss with Mr. Truman the senate action removing a draft provision for strikers in government seized facilities. The bill bounced back to the house and prompted a rump hearing organized to oppose the measure by organized labor.
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Rma Naire
Mr. Truman
Senate
House
Ai Organized Labor
Commencement Address Flags Changes in Power and Doom
Lieutenant Joseph C. Gluck a 30 year old navy chaplain delivered the baccalaureate sermon for the graduation of about 400 degree candidates. He warned that if change simply reshuffles power among groups and nations, humanity risks doom.
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Page One
Sity
Joseph C. Gluck
Navy
Smooth Singing Wins Listeners Every Day
A fragment reflects on motives under God’s control as crucial for progress and notes the scientist’s elevated role after the atomic bomb. It cites Dr Weidlein urging scientists to stress science’s social value and its power to elevate human dignity.
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Weidlein
Refuse Trading Case Delayed as Judge Dismisses Halt
Buckley sought a temporary halt in trading over ceil ing regulations affecting the world’s largest grain market. Judge Shaw refused, saying a single short trader lacks grounds to suspend operations as losses would flow from unmet grain contracts. The court instructed a 10 am start, with 11:30 am deadline set for today’s opening after the ruling. Buckley had called in Judge Holly to the courthouse for the matter. Parkersburg to host West Virginia Knights of Columbus annual convention June 16-17, Grand Knight Glen Kelly announced amid a note that twin bed sales remain 40 to 50 percent higher than prewar levels.
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Buckley
William H. Holly
United States
Board of Trade
Am. Se
Chambers
la Salle Street
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Knights of Columbus
Glen Kelly
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