Homecoming Draws 250 to Evans Chapel Simpson
About 250 people attended the Simpson Evans Chapel homecoming led by Rev. Nolan Sansom who delivered a sermon Remove Not the Ancient Landmarks. Visitors from Carville Louisiana and Wheeling joined local families for services, a basket dinner, church history readings, and music by local groups.
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Louisiana
Evans Chapel
Simpson
Nolan Sansom
Arthur Hamilton
Wheeling
Emery Johnson
Carville
Johnson
Sarah Vanway
Lena Meyer
Vietna Utterback
Max Phillips
Lena
Herbert Rumbaugh
Boise
Marvin Clelland
Boothsville
C. V. Tate
Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Utterback
Evans Chapel Methodist Church
Inez Davis
Watson
St. Clair
Eulad
Wilson Fowler
Nency
Carolyn
Misa Terriyn Ireland
Bernard Hoffman
R. G. Bucklew
Joe Ondo
McAvoy
Artiton
Merle
Gus Campbell
Bridgeport
Tippie The Dog Receives A Medal
Dr. Rupert attends West Virginia Osteopathic Association convention held May 7 to 9 at the Chancellor Hotel in Parkersburg. Leading osteopathic physicians spoke on low back problems eye infections osteopathic manipulation rheumatic fever and diagnosis of upper abdominal pain. The convention closed with a banquet and entertainment.
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J. E. Rupert
Grafton
W. Va
West Virginia Osteopathic Association
Chantellor Hotel
Parkersburg
Mystery of President Tru man health letter and dog救
A garbled report references Dr Herman Bundesen and health era notes, plus a tale of a hospital dog Tippie helping a boy named Jimmy in Ogdenburg New York. It mentions carloadings on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for May and a birthday birth notice for Mary Be in Yette City.
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Truman
Herman Bundesen
Chicago Board of Health
Features. Syndicate
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Tippy
Jimmy
Harper Kingston
Ogdenburg
New York
American Humang Society
Tippie
Rit
Carsaui
Taos
New Mexico
Edgar Allen Poe
Route 5
Mary
City Hospital
Marie’ Sorbello
Daushter
A. J. Sorbello
Ladder Street
Allege
Route 50
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A compact sketch of Andrew Jackson highlights his mother's influence, early studies, and rise to U S prosecuting attorney amid frontier politics. The piece notes his Nashville home The Hermitage as a premier Southern showplace, and adds a light Detroit anecdote about an automobile magnate receiving a smoked ham.
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Ethough
Andrew Jackson
North Cne Lin
U. S
Jackson
Andy
Nashville
Hermitage
Detroit
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
No Rich, Only Six Palaces, Says Maharajah of Jodhpur
London reporters heard the Maharajah claim his family owns six or seven palaces and is not wealthy. The piece pokes fun at exaggerated riches and includes satirical notes on U.S. high school auto driving courses, Halley’s comet remnants, and moonshine concerns amid repeal chatter.
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Will Central
Jodhpur
London
Field denies guilt in contempt of congress case
Frederick Vanderbilt Field, a wealthy New Yorker, denies guilt in a contempt of Congress charge. He asks for a chance to reconsider his answers made during Senate probes of the State Department. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has not acted yet. Senate actions would require committee and full Senate approval. Field refused to answer questions, invoking the Fifth Amendment. Investigators plan to review government loyalty files today, which were not ready yesterday. Senator McCarthy notes they have not finished reviewing the files.
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New York
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Congress
Senate
Field
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Millard Tydings
Maryland
Wisconsin
Joseph McCarthy
Unclear debate on time and place for nationalist issue
A lengthy session featured Patrick Pichi Sun arguing on a Chinese matter while Britain recognized the Chinese Communist regime. The discussion stretched over two hours with broad topics discussed before the chairman ruled on the nationalist contention that the moment was improper for consideration.
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Patrick
Patrick Pichi Sun
Britain
mArk
UN committee clash over China seat sparks Bangkok showdown
Delegates debated whether China should replace the Nationalists on a United Nations body. Britain backed the move while the US, France, the Netherlands and many Commonwealth nations opposed. A roll call vote loomed as the Soviet representative walked out declaring the committee illegitimate.
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China
Britain
U.S
Commonwealth
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Jackson Mills
Simpson Farms Womens Club
Stanley Davis
Raymond Bartlett
State Farm Women's
Clarence F. Moore
Mrs
Donald Poet of
Arnold Moore
Belpre
Ohio
James Hamilton
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Phelps
Rupert
Sally
United States
Sal Paso
Mexico
Coumeron
Pacific Ocean
Gulf OF M
Juarez
el Ocotal
San Francisco
South
Central America
Europe
Jenkins
Washington
Florida
Ling Mel
Texas
Yale University
White House
United States Secret Service
A.E Boughman
Federal
International
UN Committee
Bangkok
Weil
Malone’s Drug & 1 Co
Juan Peron
Argentina
Buenos Aires
By Oy
America
Sigglestall
Lowe
Grady
Ani
Kaiserake
H.p. Kaiser
Kaiser-Fraser
Layman’s Repair Shop
Beech Street
Grafton, W. Va
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