Lydia Alice Nicolo Dies in Grafton at 81
Lydia Alice Nicolo 81 of 9 East St Charles Street Grafton died at 6 40 am after a brief illness. She was born May 5 1867 in Preston County and lived most of her life in Taylor. Survived by two daughters Ruby Snyder Elmira New York and Laura Rockwell Washington Pennsylvania and three sons Tony Fred and C H Nicolo with Dorsey Nicolo in Pine Bluff Arkansas. Funeral plans announced by Bartlett Funeral Home list services Monday at 2 pm from First Brethren Church Grafton with interment in Bluemont Cemetery. Friends may call after 10 am Sunday at the funeral home.
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E G. Nicole
Grafton
Tony Nicolo
Fred Nicolo
C. H. Nicolo
Dorsey Nicolo
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Ruby Snyder
Elmira
Laura Rockwell
Washington
Penpa
Eh Nicolé
First Brethren Church
Grafton Hil
Stanley F. Hauser
Emery Shahan
Clarksburg
Bluemont Cemetery
Ohm Friends
Bartlett Funeral Home
McGraw Avenue
UN fails to halt fighting as Palestine talks limp on
United Nations delegates struggle through procedural debate after two weeks of special session with only one modest result. Trusteeship council asked to safeguard Jerusalem while Jews and Arabs disagree on cease-fire terms for the old walled city. Observers note a tenser atmosphere than during Cold War clashes, with delegations drifting to news to escape the chamber.
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U.N
Security Council
Holy Land
Trusteeship Council
Jerusalem
Old
Old City
Church of Christ Blueville Welcomes New Minister Evang J Nevis Taylor
Evang J Nevis Taylor joins the Blueville Church of Christ after previous work with churches in Washington DC Fairmont Clarksburg and Greenbrier Fayette and Summers counties. He will reside in the former Jack Knight property at St Johns Street and US Route 50. His first services May 2 include sermons Exalting The Lord and Zeal. The church and Taylor invite all to attend.
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J. Nevis Taylor
Church of Christ
Blueville
Washington, D. C
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Greenbrier
Fayette
Summers
Jack Knight
St. John’s St
U.S. Route 50
Taylor
Stassen Targets Dewey In Key Primaries Across States
The piece outlines Stassen’s bid to deprive Dewey of early momentum by aiming at multiple states in May and June. Pennsylvania plans to vote 73 for Edward Martin and Illinois 56 for Dwight Green on the Philadelphia ballot while other states eye Stassen’s influence. Dewey campaigns in Oregon while Stassen tours Providence and schedules a Ohio radio address ahead of a pivotal primary.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Oregon
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Tlinois
Edward Martin
Illinois
Dwight Green
Philadelphia
Dewes
Taft
Vandenberg
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Leverett Saltonstall
Indiana
Charles Halleck
New Jersey
Alfred E. Driscoll
California
Earl Warren
Connecticut
Raymond Baldwin
Dewey
Portland
Ore
Stassen
Providence
R. I
Ohio
May Day parade amid Cold War rhetoric across Europe
Bulganin urged Soviet readiness against Western intrigues while Attlee warned communism mimicking Nazi methods to destroy Europe. In Berlin Rutz spoke of unity under Western terms, not Moscow domination. In Warsaw nearly a quarter million Poles joined the celebration denouncing the United States as Poland aligned with Russia. Socialist Premier Cyrankiewicz and Communist Gomulka led the Red saturated proceedings.
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Bulganin
Attlee
Plymouth
Eng
Europe
Sattern
Berlin
Rutz
West
Moscow
Warsaw
United States
Poland
Russia
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Revercomb presses for earlier retirement and disability pensions
U S Senator Revercomb of West Virginia said he would push for quick Senate action on a bill to lower the pension age from 65 to 60 and to add disability insurance for workers made unable to work by illness or accident. He spoke at Wayne County Court House estimating over a million people 60 to 65 would gain eligibility. the plan would allow retirement with pensions and provide ongoing income for total disability.
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W. VA
U. S
Senaior Chapman Pevercombi
R. W. Va
Senate
Revercomb
Republian
U. S. Senate
Wayne County
J .Zaita
Revercom
Ch&t Ns
Air Force bill splits over group size and Taft delay
Reports say Gomilkes criticizes European subjugation while Taft considers delaying the air force expansion vote. Senators caution on cost, with Taft pressed by Ohio primary voters and weighing between 70 and 66 group plans, amid Truman and Forrestal compromise.
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Ers
Taft
Ohio
Senate Gop
House
Truman
Defense Forrestal
May Day Sparks Polish Leader's Attack on U S
May Day events across Europe and in New York drew lines between leftist groups and anti Communist factions. Wladyslaw Gomulka urged opposition to economic barbed wire containment while European capitals planned separate observances. Rival parades included a Loyalist event on Fifth Avenue and a Catholic mass for Russia before the march.
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Wladyslaw Gomulka
Poland
Warsaw
United States
U. S
Europe
New York
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fifth Avenue
Russia
Bridges faces political wrangle over home insurance bill
Expect opposition loomed as a heated dispute over a home insurance bill unfolded. Bridges was in New Hampshire on his re election campaign today and said he would fly back to the state when the senate lead was ready.
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Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Ronneen for Retail and Wholesale Branch Address
Retail and wholesale firm Ronneen announces a location at 304 Walnut Street with the associated department line and contact number 1686. The listing frames a branch setup under the same company name for local commerce.
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Iafton
Walnut St
Railroad Unions Threaten Strike Over Pay Boost
The board proposed a 15 percent hourly wage increase, already accepted by other rail unions, but carriers refuse more than that amount. Alvanley Johnson and D. B. Robertson warned the strike would begin at 6 am local time a week from Tuesday unless a higher raise is granted. Douglass disputed the carrier stance.
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R. R. Hediators
Ing
Douglass
Alvanley Johnson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
D. B
Prize Winners Highlight Mont gery High Exhibit At Fair
The Montgomery High School sophomore Sewell P Champe won first prize for a 22 000 volt X ray fluoroscope in the fair exhibit. John Champe built over Davis, a South Charleston senior, took second for micro photography. Ramsey Richardson of South Charleston and John Dennison of Keser tied for third in mineral collections. John Davis earned first in the essay division with Micro Photography experiments.
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Sewell P. Champe
Montgomery High School
Sewell J. Champe
John Champe
Davis
South Chi High School
Ram-sey Richardson
South Charleston
John Dennison
Keser
John Davis
Rail union talks continue to avert possible strike
The mediation board will keep trying to reach a settlement as long as a chance exists to avert a strike. There is no other procedure for settlement. Since the union made changed demands last October, all steps provided in the Railway Labor Act have been taken.
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Diation Board
Tygart Lake bids sought for boat passenger service
Notice from the Tygart Lake Development Corporation invites bids for motor boat passenger hauling on Tygart Lake. Bids due by May 15, 1948. Submit to Post Office Box 183. Signed Charles Casner, Secretary.
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Tygart Lake
Fairmont students win prizes for papers and essays
Augustine Pitrello and Robert Johannsen of Fairmont West win second award for their paper on Formation or Coke. Robert Schaub of Marshall High takes third with Basis of Ballistics, Gwendolyn Douglas of Clay County High finishes fourth with Raising of Hamsters. Moody conflict traces to April 3 court order by Judge Matthew F. McGuire. Moody’s union seating rights debated amid a $1,420,200 contempt fine against Lewis and the UMW, who still engaged talks over the pension fund.
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Augustine Pitrello
Robert Johannsen
Fairmont ‘West
Robert Schaub
Marshall High
Gwendolyn Douglas
Clay County High
Lewis
Eawig
Moody
Matthew F. McGuire
Representa
UMW
Moody’s
Southern Coal Producers
Labor board may urge recommendations to avert strike
report notes conciliators hold separate talks today with road officials and union leaders in the engineers firemen enginemen and switchmen groups. unions claim 190000 members and press for 30 percent wage gains and rule changes. a Chrysler strike of 75000 workers is set for may 12 by the CIO united auto workers seeking 30 cent hourly raises and other concessions.
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Erergency Board
Brotherhoods of Engineers
Chrysler Corporation
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Croaker misleads on Cuienlco pyramid age in Mexico
Readable fragment notes that some experts claim Cuienlco, a temple pyramid in Mexico, could be older than the Egyptian pyramids. The text blends unclear terms and speculative timing about ancient structures.
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Cuienlco
Mexico
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