Mrs James McKelvey to join husband in Blueville
Mrs James McKelvey will arrive from East Orange New Jersey to join her husband the administrator of Grafton City hospital. They will live at Mrs Clyde Hardman’s home in Blueville. Also Mrs F L Valentine admitted to City hospital for medical treatment and set for two major operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKelvey
East Orange
New Jersey
Grafton City Hospital
Clyde Hardman
Blueville
F. L. Valentine
W. Boyd St
City
Marriage Vows Between Mise Iain Snider and Wyckoff
Announcement reports the recent marriage of Mise Iain Snider of Flemington to Starold Wyckoff of Harrisburg. The ceremony occurred February 2 at Simpson Baptist Church with Rev. Robert G. Kinney officiating. The couple plans a short eastward trip then settle in Harrisburg where Wyckoff works for the School Boat and Supply firm and Snider teaches at Glanton High School. she belongs to the Grafton Quota Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Iain Snider
Flemington
Starold Wyckoff
Harrisburg
Simpson Baptist Wurch
Robert G. Kinney
Mnington
Grafton
Salvation Army Vacation Bible School Opens at Main Street
The Salvation Army hosts its annual Vacation Bible School at 127 E Main Street with Captain Lynn Wise guiding a two week program for ages 4 to 16. Daily sessions run 9 to 11 30 a m featuring devotional periods crafts recreation and a Bible picture show culminating in a June 17 graduation and June 18 all day picnic at Municipal Park Man iton with outdoor games swimming and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Cit
Main Street
Lynn Wise
Ansff
Bible School
Maneiton
Wiseman
Neville Methodist class meets at Bowman home in Blueville
The Do Our Best Class of the Neville Methodist Church met at Mrs. Fabeth Bowman’s Blueville home for an evening of devotionals led by Mrs. Blanche Johnson and a business session presided by Mrs. Bowman. An ice cream fest and bake sale were planned for the Fourth of July weekend. A new member, Mrs. Arah Burn, was welcomed, and eight members were served a desert course later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville Methodist
Fabeth Bowman
Blueville
Blanche Johnson
Wildwood
Bowman
Hesse Shatterman
Community group meetings and social events listed for June
A list of local meetings and gatherings from June including the American Legion Auxiliary, Kings' Daughters Bible Class at Blueville Methodist, World War II Mothers Club, Weekly Sewing Club, Protected Home Circle, Ladies VFW Auxiliary, Hecalums initiation, Lutheran Ladies Aid, Mountaineer Council, White Rose Grove, D O R, Alpha Mu Beta Sigma Phi hayride and roast. Notable notes call for changes of date or place and urge member attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Kings’ Daughters’ Bible
Blueville
V.F.W
Jewell and
Klepfel
Hecalums
Louise Collinson
West Main St
Miss Cook
Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
H. J. Logsden
East Mainst
White Rose Grove No
Supreme Forest Woodmen's Circle
K. of P.lodge
Alpha Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Airliner crash in Mexico kills fifteen near Pichucalo
Reports from Tuxtla Gutierrez say a chartered Servicers Aerios De Chiapas airliner crashed while attempting a forced landing at La Perla ranch near Pichucalo. Fifteen died, including three brought to Tuxtla, with pilots and crew among the casualties. lack of communications slowed details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxtla Gutierrez
Mexico
la Perla Ranch
Pichucalo
Servicers Aereos de
Fragmented excerpt ties 20 percent horizon tal gut to ECA figures
A long excerpt discusses a horizon tal gut of 20 percent. claims it guts an enterprise and erodes ECA estimate figures. It mentions Mildred Meyers activities, Lamarre's perjury indictment, Meyers alleged affair with an official, and a hospital report. It also notes Fourth of July fireworks and Memorial Day races drawing thousands to Tagart Lake in northern West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ECA
Mildred Meyers
Lamarre
Aviation Electric Corp
Vandalia
Ohio
Meyers
Dayton
City Hospital
Tagart Lake
West Virginia
Marshall says London program will aid recovery and stability
The United States believes the London program will stand the test of experience and aid economic recovery and political stability on the continent. Marshall announced U S acceptance, though some members of Congress question needing approval. The London agreements were completed 10 days ago and announced publicly in Washington and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Marshall
United States
London
Congress
Europe
Vandenberg Defends European Aid Before Senate Panel
Senator Vandenberg urged maintaining Economic Cooperation Administration funding, arguing the program has already paid dividends and serves U.S. national interests. House appropriations chairman Taber criticized cuts, saying letters favored reductions and vowing to fight to retain the reduction amid pressure on American taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg Marshall
Vandenberg
Senate Appropriations Committee
United States
Rep
Taber
R.-N.y
House
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Truman accuses Republicans of sabotaging labor agency
President Truman denounces Republican platform as a con turn on labor needs, urging Congress to pass municipal and housing bills and curb prices. He faults a weakened labor department and campaigns in Washington state with stops at Grand Coulee dam and remarks supporting Democratic vice presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Labor Department
Ion
Washington State
Grend Coulee Dam
Hipattte
Mon C. Wallgtan
Senate rejects draft bill move amid partisan clash
Senators debated changes to the Selective Service Law with amendments on segregated units and foreign enlistment. An overtime session adopted a two year limit, approved 25 000 aliens serving in U S armed forces, and signaled swift passage pending ballot outcomes. House action depends on rules committee votes and potential petitioning after GOP convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Russell
D.-Ga
Maybank
D.-S.c
U.S
Gurney
R. 8.D
House
Leo E. Allen
R.I
Allen
Congress
Funeral for Dora Salisbury in Widen area
Funeral services were held for Dora Salisbury age 47 who was killed by lightning at her home near Widen. She resided with relatives in Harrisville West Virginia and leaves children Virginia Davidson L J Littman Jr Mrs Charles LaPorte and Dr Harry N Stover plus a brother George Fries and five grandchildren. A special service for Mrs Stover is planned by the Naomi chapter of Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widen
Dora Salisbury
Mortua Igentant
Here
Dunwhaeu
Page One
Harrisville
W. Va
Florence Downing Fries
L. J. Brower
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Virginia Davidson
Bridgeport
L. J. Littman, Jr
New Cumberland
W. Ve
Charles LaPorte
Baltimore
Harry N. Stover
Latosa
Texas
George M. Fries
Moapa
Nev
Naomi
Eastern Btar
Huntington Boy Leads Federalists in State Posts
In a split election the Federalists won the senate 13 to 9 and Nationalists led the House 23 to 21. Hermansdorfer defeated Jim Brown for a key seat as the Federalists filled top statewide posts including secretary of state Bill Lohr and attorney general Gene Mergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Senate
House of Delegates
Hermansdorfer
Jim Brown
Welch
Bill Lohr
Wellsburg
Donald Miller
Red Sulphur Springs
Bob Orders
Huntington
Gene Mergy
Parkersburg
Dane Boggs
Charleston
Dick Harvey
Board of Public Works
Bob Hope
Point Pleasant
Max Davis
Clarksburg
Bill Weeks
Bob Henry
Jack Robier
UN Palestine Truce Plan Accepted By Both Sides
Jewish informants at Lake Success say Israel conditionally accepted the UN four week truce plan while Arabs in Cairo Amman and Trans Jordan declared unconditional acceptance. NBC Tel Aviv reports Israel’s foreign minister announced unconditional accord and Bernadotte fixed the start time. Weizmann indicated general disposition to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Palestine
Lake Success
Israel
U. N
Cairo
Amman
Trans-Jordan
Tel Aviv
NBC
Moshe Shertok
Folke Bernadotte
Paris
Chaim Weizmann
Fawz Malki l
Yamman
Bernadotte
Medistor
Fawal Pasha
U.N
Kfar Bidda
Nebi Samwil
Jerusalem
Russians Ready For One More War Says Moscow Observer
A New York observer fresh from Moscow believes Russians are prepared to face another war while Americans underestimate the threat. He argues there is no effective resistance to the Russian government, that force may be the only way to curb expansion, and that both nations head toward a collision as world politics demand a choice between freedom and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Germany
Austria
New York
America
Europe
Bernadotte outlines nine truce terms amid Middle East talks
U N mediator Count Bernadotte proposed a nine point ceasefire plan as fighting continued in Palestine. He warned no further delays were warranted and said he would refer rejected terms back to the security council. The plan covers immigration limits, troop movement, front stabilization, and Red Cross aid during a four week truce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviv
Bernadotte
Security Council
Palestine
U.N
State Trooper Urges Caution Over Bicyclists
A faded warning urges drivers to slow and children to obey traffic laws. It stresses vacation travel and shared responsibility for bike safety, noting a little knowledge may save lives and asking parents to teach safe riding practices.
Marietta Radio Station WMOA Sells for 70000
The Washington report states that the Marietta Ohio broadcasting company owned by Howard L Chernoff Melva Chernoff and Mildred Chernoff asked the Communications Commission for authority to sell radio station WMOA at Marietta for 70000 to William G Wells of Alexandria Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marietta, O
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International Red Cross
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