Moscow Claims UN Intervention in Korea Illegal
Washington reports Moscow asserts UN intervention in Korea was illegal under Article 27. The Soviet argument hinges on the Security Council decisions needing seven votes including the permanent members, which Russia says includes itself. The piece analyzes Moscow’s interpretation and its diplomatic maneuvering.
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Washington
United Nations
Moscow
UN Security Council
Russia
Security Council
Trains Resume Between Clarksburg and Parkersburg After Flood
Trains resume service between Clarksburg and Parkersburg for the first time since the flood. The Baltimore and Ohio line led the rush to repair, and the disaster left thirty dead as crews search debris at a concrete bridge over Middle Island Creek. National Guard officials note bodies may be buried beneath debris while aid workers provide typhoid and tetanus vaccines to flood victims.
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Larksburg
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
National Guard
Rene Smith
Middle Island Creek
Ilit
Eddy's Senate Return and World War I Service
J Eddy of Jaritowny figs filed for Senate late in 1943 after term in the house. He served in the European Theater in World War I, returned to politics, was reelected in 1946, and in 1947 acted as president pro tempore of the senate.
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Vas J. Eddy
Tenomath
Nba
Eddy
Senate
Garbage collection schedule with new contractor
City Hall announces a new garbage collection contract starting July 1 with Williams and Layton holding the 1950 51 bid. The schedule divides city streets by weekday routes from Monday through Saturday covering Washington Francis Leonard Market Maple Maple East West Side and commercial areas.
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L. P. Morgan
Williams
Layton
Washington and Francis
Leonard Street
Market Street
West Side
Maple Avenue
Maple
Avenue
One Arrest Made By City Officers
City Officers issued a single arrest today under Judge J Guy Allender. John Doe paid a $1 fine plus costs in city court after being cited by Patrolman Wood for parking on the wrong side of the street.
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John’ Doe
Yeseen
Appoints Committee To Buy Landmark In Marion County
Governor Paterson appoints three residents of Fairmont to a four year term on a reactivated commission to purchase land including Prickett Fort landmark in Marion County Pennsylvania. The appointees are Clarence Hall Irene Prickett and B H Mere dithe.
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Pairmont
Patteson
Compalssion
Prickett’s Fort
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Fairmont
Clarence
Hall
Migs
Irene Prickett
E. Meredithe
Princeton Athens Choir Sets Friday Night Concert at UGHS
The Princeton Athens choir will appear at Grafton Senior High School at 8 15 p m tomorrow as part of a summer season plan. The program includes novelty songs devotionals and Negro spirituals with special numbers and comedy routines. Local Kiwanis groups are coordinating advance ticket sales and hosting arrangements with several Morgan Town and Fairmont attendees expected.
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Grafton Senior High School
Bluefield
Mutual
Canada
Joseph Bertalan
Fred Waring
Waring
Bertalan
Easts
Princeton
Kiwanis Club
Morgantown
Fairmont
Philippi Kiwanis
Grafton Club
1 Bertalan
Tygart Dam
Wisling
Merritt Feather
Talmadge Renominated For Governor
Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge secured renomination in a primary marked by the county unit system. He defeated former Governor M. E. Thompson despite Thompson having about 10,000 more votes, and the results bolster Senator Walter George in Washington for another term.
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Washington
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Talmadge
M. E. Thompson
Thompson
Walter George
Local Youths Attend Crippled Children Clinic in Morgantown
The Crippled Children's clinic for Taylor Tucker Preston Monongalia and Marion counties was held at Monongalia General Hospital Morgantown under the Medical Division of the State Department of Public Assistance. Eighty seven children attended with many accompanying adults. Mrs Ola Gainer reports nineteen from Taylor County attended with twelve relatives and local workers. Six Taylor County children could not attend due to illness. In total fifty Taylor County children are under care and scheduled for treatment. Dr Justus C Pickett serves as chief examining surgeon for the district. Monongalia county Crippled Children's society helped with registration and served home made sandwiches and chocolate milk at noon. The next clinic will be held on July 26.
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Taylor, Tucker
Preston
Monongalia
Marion Counties
Monongalia General Hospital
Morgantown
State Department of Public Assistance
Ola Gainer
Taylor Ty
Taylor County
D.P.A
Justus C. Pickett
Monongalia County
Scouts Jump Gun at Valley Forge Jamboree
Report from Valley Forge recounts a Boy Scouts gathering with playful mockery over Alaska statehood. Scouts from Alaska staged an effigy of Texas to joke about state sizes as a senate committee approved the bill, while Texas supporters countered with their own gag.
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Valley Forge
Valley ‘Forge
Alaska
Congress
Texas
Senate
Governor touts state adver ting at governors conference
Beckley Junior Chamber of Commerce heard Governor Patteson say West Virginia recently gained hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of advertising from the annual governors conference in White Sulphur Springs. He urged ongoing efforts to sell the state in every possible way.
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Charleston
Beckley Junior Chamber of Commerce
Patteson
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Flood relief drives aid 1200 residents in hard-hit counties
In Ritchie, Lewis, tidge and Tyler counties 1200 people are fed by the American Red Cross. Relief workers assist 386 families seeking rehabilitation aid across six additional flooded counties. Parkersburg Mayor Golden Underwood launches Operation Neighbors with daily donations in the city park pavilion through July 3, focusing on furniture gifts for flood victims.
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Charleston
American Cross
Ritchie
Lewis
Tidge
Tyler
Red Cross
Parkersburg
Golden Underwood
City Park
DeMolay Plans Special Meet Tomorrow Night
DeMolay Commandery No 1 Knights of Templar schedules a special meeting tomorrow at 7 30 PM. Eminent Commander Hayward R Isner requests all knights to attend in full Templar uniform as two members M Hugh McDaniel and John G Crane receive conferral of Templar degrees in this city.
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DeMolay
Knights of ‘Templar
Hugh McDaniel
John G. Crane
Hayward R. Isner
Templar
China's newspapers decline in number
A Hong Kong dispatch notes China's newspaper industry shrank with 253 periodicals including 175 dailies and an estimated 2.5 million in combined circulation. It contrasts Nationalist era counts of about 9,000 periodicals and roughly 50 million readers, describing state aligned content and propaganda through government celebrations and worker interviews.
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Hong Kong
China
Yangtze Valley
Truman Signs One Billion Ten Million Dollar Aid Bill
President Truman signed a large appropriation including fifty billion for Korea aid while funding deficits of federal agencies. The bill also covers speedups in aircraft and new weapons to counter submarines. Naval units joined U S forces in striking North Korean positions near Inchon as Pyongyang claims bomber attacks. South Korean forces retake Kimpo air field northwest of Seoul after an American bombing attack. Russian-made Yak fighters and B 2 bombers aid the northern offensive as clashes continue across the front.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
United States
South Korea
Inchon
Seoul
Pyongyang
North Korea
Kimpo
County 4-H Camp Planned For One Week Only
Taylor County 4-H leaders agreed only one county camp will be held this year. The week runs July 9 to 14 with children arriving at 2 p.m. Sunday July 9 to complete registration by dinner. Initially two camps were planned, but attendance determined a single session.
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Taylor County
Ralph Fike
United States Navy Warships and Seoul Airfield Attacks
The Navy reports 18 American warships in the Pacific aiding combat against North Korean forces near Seoul. U S planes bombed the area around Suwon airfield while ground troops repel enemy advances. Two American planes were strafed and one G I was badly wounded as fighting continued for a second day.
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Washington
South Korea
Beachs Head
Suwon Airfield
Seoul
Swap Moves for State Police Officers In Inter-District Transfer
Two state officers will swap posts effective Saturday. Cororal F P Roberts moves from Morgantown to Kingwood to command the Kingwood detachment. He will be replaced in Morgantown by Trooper W P McMorry who is now in Kingwood.
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F.p. Roberts Williove
Morgantown
Kingwood
Moywyntown
W. P. McMorrdy
Kanawha County Leads 1950 Census Growth
Kanawha County shows the largest gain in the 1950 census, with a 17 percent population increase to 2,236,045 residents. Most growth centers around Charleston and surrounding areas including South Charleston St Albans and Dunbar. St Albans nearly tripled to 9,863 residents as Parkersburg area also reports expansion.
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Charleston
Charléstep
Hom
Kanawha
Penang
South Charleston
St. Albans
Dunbar
Parkersburg
Board of Con
Improvements In Sanitation At Camp Towles Cited
FAIRMONT residents report significant gains in Camp Towles sanitation conditions. The city board supports continued improvements, while officials consider further actions to enhance public health and infrastructure.
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Camp Towles
Motorist fined for speeding on Route 60 in June
State Policeman EL Duckworth increased his charge to 70 mph on U S Route 60. Ona C Jefferys, local justice of the peace, fined Spiker $25 and costs. Taylor County 4 H camp improvements include better water supply, a new stove and renovated dining hall and playground.
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Mies Gaganivous
Park Spiker
Mik Beat!atteet
Miesiner Hhounén
EL. Duckworth
Ona C. Jefferys
Justice of the Peace
Spik
Taylor County
Towles
End of Federal Margarine Taxes July 1
Washington reports that as of July 1 federal taxes and licensing on margarine will end in 33 states with no curbs. In 16 states restrictions remain, mainly where dairy interests are strong. Yellow margarine will become cheaper than butter in permissive states, with expected boosts in sales.
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Washington
New York
Wisconsin
Delaware
Oregon
Wyoming
Montana
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Penn
Michigan
Vermont
Connecticut
Margarine, Manufacturers Association
Draft Board in P.O. Building Office Hours
The draft board will be kept to register at the post office building from 9 to 10 every Thursday morning.
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P.O
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