Instructor Praised For Home Nursing Course Completion
Ronald L. Knotts of the Taylor County Red Cross announced the Prunytown Farm Women's group completed a standard home nursing course taught at Prun Grade School by Mrs. Heironimus and Mrs. Whitescarver. The class marks a nucleus of trained local volunteers, with plans for another session in Valley Falls this fall. Members listed include Mrs. Louise Beall, Mrs. Martha Bartlett, Mrs. Maxine Bartlett, Mrs. Eva Carder, Mrs. Bang Cooper, Mrs. Lena Culp, Mrs. Carolyn Duckworth, Mrs. Dunham, Mrs. Nora Klepfel, Virginia Loren, Mrs. Betty, Mrs. Hazel Tucker, Mrs. Vana A. Williams.
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Pruntytown Farm
Taylor County
American Red Cross
Prun
Heironimus
Beulah Whitescarver
Iss
Helionimus
Palls
Sfhose
Louise Beall
Martha Bartlett
Maxine Bartlett
Eva Carder
Bang Cooper
Lena Culp
Carolyn Duckworth
Dunham
Nora Klepfel
Virginia ‘Loren
Betty
Hazel Tucker
Vana A. Williams
Benia
H. Willams
Stemple Faces Given In Race From Page One
Dull political totals show Democratic and Republican candidates in Otla District-Democrats contest. Rob Byrd 60036 John M Eckard 18 Republicans: G S Mill-Rouse unopposed 13959 official totals list 37 delegates at large with winners including M M Neely Jennings Randolph William Maris Frank Dawn R Batley Arthur Koontz Alfred Chapman John D Alderson Charles M Love Mary Hart Davison George Barnett. District winners named Smith Smith Maxwell Edmiston Bell P Robertson Hat er Tierney Brotherton Harvitt. official delegates include Revercomb Holt Chapman Sweeney. Other GOP races list Conley LeFollette Chambers, etc.
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Otla
Rob
Byrd
John M. Eckard
G. S. Mill- Rouse
Ns. l
M. M. Neely
Jennings Randolph
William G ‘Marisnd
Dr. R. Cccee
Frank Dawn
R. D. Batley
Arthur ‘Koontz
Alfred Chapman
John D. Alderson
Charles M. Love
Mary Hart ‘Davison
George Barnett
Laurence Tierney Jr
Sth
W. T. Brotherton
Harvitt
Helen Holt
Chapman Revercomb
Ty Sweeney
Wal
Rapers
Pill M. Conley
M. LeFollette
Paul Chambers
Shinnston Names New Police Bureau Chief
Shinnston state police announce 1st Lt. T A Welty named chief of the Bureau of Accident Prevention. He succeeds Lt. Beryl Langford who resigns to become a Michigan State University traffic consultant. Welty, 38, has nearly 16 years in the force. In Madison, Dennie Burns, 31, of Uneeda Roone ty, dies after an industrial accident at the Robin Hood Mine when crushed between mine cars.
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Hussam
T. A. Welty
Shinn m
State Police Bureau of Accident Prevention
NoHe
Beryl ‘Langford
Michigan State Univer ‘Sity
Welty
Madison
Dennie Burns
Uneeda
Roone Ty
Robin Hood
Democrats-Set Cornerstone Of Fall Campaign
Democrats in Charleston Virginia set groundwork for the general election after a high turnout at Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner. Nelson Lancione of Columbus spoke as Rep. Michael J. Kirwan assailed Republicans over Korea and armistice policy, urging Democrats to mobilize from local to national races.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Young Democrats of America
Young Democrats
Nelson Lancione
Columbus
Ohio
Michael J. Kirwan
Kirwan
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Korea
Harry Truman
Ustners
Police Hunt Weapon Owner Auto Struck
A bullet pierced a car windshield driven by Chase McDante at 10:30 a.m. near West Main above Shriver Motor. Police suspect a .22 rifle and vow a thorough probe. Chief Joe Mask says youths found with air rifles BB guns or .22 rifles without parents present will have the weapon removed and parents held responsible.
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Chase McDante
West Main
Shriver
Joe Mask
Baptist Schedule For Week At First Church
Rev. Harry T. Rowe presents the week’s program for First Baptist Church. Deacons meet Monday at 7 30 p m W M S general meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m senior choir Thursday at 7 p m and RTS class at 7 30 p m.
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First Baptist Church
Harry T. Rowe
Board of Deacons
W.M.S
R.T.S
Bawdy Picture Sales Charged in PX Stores
In Tokyo and Korea, U S post exchanges sell pornographic literature to American troops, a Catholic priest-newsman claims. Rev Patrick O Connor, Far East correspondent for the National Council of World Churches, says PX racks display bawdy pictures and suggestive titles that damage prestige and resemble official approved pin ups.
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Tokyo
United States Post
Japan
Republic of Korea
Patrick O'Connor
Nippon Times
Father O'Connor
Far East
National Council of World Churches
Coals to Newcastle: 100000 Tons Moved to Newcastle
The Board of Trade announced last year that 100000 tons of coal were carried to Newcastle. This figure underscores steady coal shipments into the port city amidst ongoing energy demand.
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London
Board of Trade
Newcastle
Lightning hits photofinish tower at Washington Park
Lightning struck the photofinish tower at Washington Park Race Track on Friday, jolting two placing judges and three cameramen who were briefly stunned but escaped injury.
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Homewood
Washington Park
Jokting
Saratoga Starts Trials at Sea for Builders' Tests
Saratoga, the Navy's second super aircraft carrier, begins sea trials. It will run at full power for the first time, marking a key milestone before commissioning. Built at a naval yard, the ship heads to sea under test conditions with engineers observing performance and stability.
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Saratoga
Washington
Navy
Vacation Church School Honors 57 At First Baptist
The Second week of the Vacation Church School at First Baptist Church ended Friday July 15. Displays from each department will be viewable after Sunday service in the Education Building. Director Mrs D W Sayres and secretary Patsy Moore oversaw the program with the Bible as each department theme. A picnic at Tygart Dam State Park capped the event.
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First Baptist Church
Rowe
D. W. Sayres
Patsy Moore
Tygart Dam State Park
Buried Treasure Ruins French Chateau Mystery
Paris correspondent reports a French diviner Coatrieux predicted treasure under Château de Sully sur Loire. The Marquise de Bausett Roquefort Duchaine funded excavations costing 11 million francs, uncovering secret tunnels and ancient stones. The chateau sale at 10 million francs has drawn no buyers.
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Joseph Whitt
Preas Association
Paris
Monsieur Contrieux
Chateau de Sully-sur-Loire
Coatrieux
Marquise de Bausett
Joan of Arc
Charles VII
Rheims
France
Marquise
Cassonet
Nim
Cossonet
Maximillien
Catholic Relief To Korea Expands Shipments This Year
Catholic Relief Services reports sharp increases in aid to Korea with 3,052,712 tons of food medicine and clothes valued at 2 423 694 sent by voluntary groups so far this year. A Seoul briefing notes 65 percent of relief in Korea comes from Catholic Relief Services and since 1952 the agency has supplied 29 361 858 tons valued at 18 859 804 to Koreans. Under Rev Nell Boyle the agency continues its work.
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Korea
Catholic Relief Services
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Agénicy
Seoul
Edward Prancel
United States International Cooperation Administration
Nell Boyle
Wheeling Loses Cincinnati Link
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission approved discontinuing the last two Baltimore & Ohio passenger trains between Wheeling West Virginia and Cincinnati. Trains Nos. 293 and 238 stop at multiple Ohio stations and were losing about 300,000 dollars annually. The decision followed attorney examiner Howard Johnson’s recommendation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Baltimore & Ohio
Wheeling
W. Vs
Cincinnati
Bellaire
Cambridge
Newark
Zanesville
Washington Court House
PUC
Howard Johnson
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Bys
Tautevile
Belle's department store promotes Father’s Day gifts
The ad urges readers to visit J. Belle's to reserve Dad’s favorite books monthly and notes a wide selection including sports magazines adventure stories and hobby magazines. It highlights greeting cards groceries newspapers novels and gadgets and encourages making Belle's a permanent stop for shopping.
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J. Belle's
Belle's
Belle’s
Two Liberated Priests Hold Mass In Shanghai
Two American Jesuit priests Reverend William M. Clifford and Reverend Thomas L. Phillips, both from San Francisco, celebrated Mass in Shanghai today, marking the first such service since their three year imprisonment on espionage charges by Communist China.
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Shanghai
Hong Kong
China
William'’M. Clifford
Thomas L. Phillips
San Francisco
45 Ministers Build A Church in Udall Kansas
Forty five ministers of the Nazarene church in Udall Kansas assisted rebuilding after a 1953 tornado destroyed the Nazarene church. They installed siding nailed shingles and laid fluid flooring. Some ministers are over 60 and others traveled more than 150 miles to help. Barge wages rise under three year Union Barge Line contract with average monthly increases of 27 dollars per worker to prevent possible river traffic disruption.
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Udall
Kan
Church of Nazarene
Pittsburgh
Union Barge Line Corp
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