Flemington Band Boosters Plan Activities
Flemington Band Boosters meet at Flemington High with presiding president Jess Amons to set junior senior banquet date. Mrs Robert J Johnson and Mrs Howard Burton served revisions to 16 members. Local groups report upcoming events at Rose Harbour Herbs Curb Inn and Fleming ton Lions and Parm Woman's Club gatherings planned for early May. Johnsons travel to Cleveland Clinic for observation. Dorsey Setler recovering from recent surgery.
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Nolan Sansom Flemington
Flemington High
Jess Amons
Robert J. Johnson
S. Howard Burton
Bus Truck Crash Kills Three Near Ashland
A collision between a Greyhound bus and a truck near Ashland left three dead, including the bus driver Edgar Snyder of Columbus and a female passenger Norma Hellner. The bus and truck burned. five passengers escaped, with earlier reports of more trapped being corrected by sheriff M E Rickin brod.
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Ashland
Ohio
Greyhound
Vicims
M. E. Ricken‘brod
Edgar Snyder
Columbus
Norma Hellner
Trygve Lie to Visit Moscow Next Week
From Paris Trygve Lie plans a Moscow trip on May 10 seeking a world leaders meeting with the UN Security Council to end the cold war avert disaster and preserve the United Nations in its current form He denounces Hoover’s plan to reorganize the UN without Communist countries and urges inclusion.
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Paris
Moscow
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Russia
UN Security Council
Herbert Hoover
United States
Great Grandfather Weds Grandmother in Huntington Union
In Huntington last night a great grandfather tied the knot with his grandmother in a union that creates a sprawling clan of 69. Groom Fred Dennison, 71, a retired Gen employee of the International Nickel Co, marries Pauline Gibson, who they say first met 18 years ago during a church delegation when she was ill. The couple share four living children and 16 grandchildren, while Dennison counts nine great grandchildren.
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Huntington
Fred Dennison
International Lckel Company
Pauline Gibson
Dennison
Fairmont Woman To Direct GOP Campaign Activities
Mrs. Frank Sowers of Fairmont will direct Republican campaign activities in West Virginia. The appointment was announced at a Marion County Republican Women's Club meeting and made by national campaign chairman Mrs. Joseph R. Farrington.
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Fairmont
West Virginia
Frank Sowers
Marion County
Republican Women's Club
National Federation
Joseph R. Farrington
Debt growth warned as deficit risk grows
The piece traces U S deficit concerns from 1930 through postwar debt, citing Edwin Nourse and Senator Homer Ferguson. It notes deficits began in the Roosevelt era to revive the economy, peaked during World War II, then hovered near wartime levels as defense and foreign aid costs rose, with tax policy blamed by critics.
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Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Edwin Nourse
Nourse
Red Army
Joe Stalin
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
United States
Moscow
Treasury
Roosevelt
Washington
May Day Battle in Berlin Voted by Countess
Truman critics claim deficits and tax rises can be avoided if government cuts spending. Lattimore testimony on page one shows committee counsel noting parity with McCarthy in blasting. McCarthy accuses Lattimore of Russia links. Budenz testimony labeled twisted. Lattimore denies all, denouncing Budenz as an untrustworthy witness.
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Truman
Lattimore
Senator McCarthy
Budenzh McCarthy
Russia
United States
Budenz H
Red Cell
McCarthy
Budenz
West Berlin
Grounding case continues with Millett named commander
The report resumes on page one noting a decree against the third officer convicted in the Missouri grounding. Commander John Millett, 38, from Waterloo Iowa, was serving as the top officer at the time and faces sentencing implications.
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Big MO
Missouri
John Millett
Waterloo
Iowa
Grafton High Band Skips State Festival After Regional Win
The Grafton Senior High school band earned an excellent rating at the regional festival but did not attend the state festival this year, as superior was required for qualification. The article notes 333 American built electron microscopes in use worldwide.
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Grafton
Election Returns Put Ferguson Ahead in Four States
Incomplete results from four states show Joséph Ferguson ahead as returns trend toward victory for the astute Ferguson. Alabama partials give Rebel State Righters a fragile edge over regular Democrats in state party control. Senator Lister Hill leads for re nominating in the Senate race. Indiana shows eleven U encounters.
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Tor
Joséph Ferguson
Ferguson
Will
Alabama
Lister Hill
Senate
Indiana
Virginia Robeson Wins Special Election to Fill Bland Seat
Virginia Robeson wins a special election to complete the late S Otis Bland's term in Congress as House members were still undecided on returns. It notes a mix of domestic meal tips and a brief mention of a new dental X ray tube design.
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House
Virginia
Edward Robeson
S. Otis Bland
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