Mother Of Mother's Day Speaker To Be In Congregation At Andrews
The forty second Mother's Day sermon at Andrews Methodist church features Reverend Clyde W. Ash from Rivesville last October. His subject Our Mothers honors his 69 year old mother Mrs Anna Ash of Park West Virginia, and his father Clarence W. Ash plans to join the service with relatives in attendance. Mrs Antig Ash is also among the returning mothers at the service. Ash previously delivered a Mother's Day sermon in his Rivesville church.
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Andrews Methodist Church
Andrews Methodist
Clyde W. Ash
Rivesville
Clarence W. Ash
McGraw
Paul H’ Ash
Edward Tylor
Park
W. Va
Ash
Rivesville Church
Air Force looks for bomber crewman after midair loss
A B 36 bomber over Salome Arizona during a Fort Worth Texas to California training flight lost a bombardier who was sucked from the plane when the cockpit pressure failed at 28000 feet. No parachute was seen as the window blasted open. This marks the first such B 36 incident for the air force, with two similar commercial aviation accidents noted.
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Salome
Arizona
Fort ‘Worth
Texas
California
Air Force
Jaycee Head Attacks Legion as Pressure Group
Huntington, P. Cliff Cooper of Albuquerque California, national president of the State Junior Chamber of Commerce, calls the American Legion a pressure group in an informal address to delegates at the Jaycees annual convention. He singles out the veterans organization in relation to the Hoover commission. Jaycee page 4.
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State Junior Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Cliff Cooper
Albra
California
The
Veterans Organization
Jaycees
Legion
Hoover
Jaycee
Another Legal Round In Shooting Case Today
In Morgantown a twice delayed arraignment proceeds this morning for Vincenzo Stefanizzi charged in the fatal shooting of Paul L. Douglas, a coal company physician, at a ferry slip on April 17. Stefanizzi’s counsel seeks a copy of the statement from the state.
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Morgantown
Monongalia County
Vincenzo Stefanizzi
Coal Company
Paul L. Douglas
Stefanizzi
Paris Guest Visits Small Town Americans Hold Welcome
M. Andre LaChaux of Paris arrived with a pen pal link to Mrs. Earl Stimson and her husband at the First National Bank apartments. The French Army veteran tours a local life, plans to meet French class students, with Miss Barbara Cather directing lessons as he samples American hospitality and dining aboard the National Limited.
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M. André LaChaux
Paris
France
The
National Limited
Earl Stimson
First National Bank
Wagonlyt
United States
Cooks Tours and Company
New York
Stimson
States
Taylor County Tax Checks Arrive This Weekend
Taylor County will receive tax refund payments totaling 19,499 in the coming weekend as part of a statewide distribution to 55 counties. The State Bankin[e] Fund Commission allocates 1,239,137 to the fund and the Board of Control 33,474 to cover hospital debts. Kanawha County gets 837,365 while Pendleton is 2,067. several counties receive various sums.
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Pendleton County
Amone
Rail Strikes Spread Across Railroads and Cities
Rail strikers extend walkout affecting Union Pacific lines in Los Angeles and Salt Lake City. The move targets St Louis and Appalachia divisions of Southern Railway, with about 200,000 workers idle and shipping rerouted to Washington. A 60 year old man described as mentally ill attempted suicide in Taylor county jail after disturbance charges. President Truman tours the nation promising to teach truth about the United States amid floods and foreign policy plans, heading to Chicago for a Democratic rally marking Jefferson’s election anniversary.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Los-Angeles
St. Louis
Appalachia
Southern Railway
Haseen
Taylor County
Washington
Truman
United States
Fort Peck Dam
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Fort Peck
Fargo
Madison
Wisconsin
Chicago
Jefferson
Democratic National Committee
William Boyle, Jr
Boyle
Chennault Loses Bid Over Chinese Planes
Retired U S Major General Claire L. Chennault suffers another setback as the Supreme Court of Hong Kong rejects his Civil Air Transport receivership appeal. Police unload 60 crates of equipment from a ship bound for Tsingtao after London detains assets of former Nationalist lines pending ownership ruling.
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United States
Claire L. Chennault
Supreme Court
Delaware Corporation
Civil Air Transport, Inc
Tsingtao
King George
London
Ines
Reds
Nationalist Airlines
Chinese National Aviaton Corporation
Central Air Transport Corporation
Waneama
Local Jaycees Not Represented At State Meeting
The West Virginia Jaycees annual convention in Huntington features a planned speech by Cliff Cooper of Alhambra California on Hoover commission recommendations for government reorganization. Nominations show Huek C. Smith of Beckley as lone presidential candidate with over a dozen seeking the vice presidency. A drizzly afternoon golf match at Guyan Country Club crowned Glyde Sarver of Bluefield as winner, earning permanent possession of the cup after two prior victories.
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National Junior Chamber of Commerce
West Virginia
Jaycees
Huntington
Cliff Cooper
Alhambra
California
Hoover Commission
Jaycee
Huek C. Smith
Beckley
Guyan Country Club
Glyde Sarver
Bluefield
Sarver
Hoffman calls for four fronts global cold war strategy
Paul G. Hoffman urged a four-front campaign to combat Communism. He argued free nations must unite on military, economic, political and informational fronts to win the struggle between the free world and the Kremlin. The Marshall Plan chief spoke at a Conference of Mayors event, asserting Western Europe and the United States acting together could force Russia to crumble.
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New York
Paul G. Hoffman
Free World
Kremlin
Conference of Mayors
Hoffman
Europe
United’ States
Russia
Western Big Three Look At Far East
Western Big Three ministers shift focus from Europe to the Middle and Far East seeking definite decisions on urgent Asiatic problems. The London meeting ends with agreement on German role in the western camp while Trygve Lie works in Moscow after the talks.
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Europe
Middle
Far East
London
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Moscow
Eagles Club Raid at Kingwood Seizes Machines and Arrests
State Trooper reports raid on the Fraternal Order of Eagles clubroom in Kingwood seized 12 slot machines in an earlier raid and three more in the latest operation. Steward David House was charged with keeping and showing gambling devices, posted 1500 bond to appear before Magistrate Paul W Morris. House also fined 100 dollars and costs.
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Pole
Order of Eagles
Kingwood
H. E. Parks
David House
House
Paul W.morris
Senate probes industries over unemployment fears
Charleston reports a Senate Labor committee inquiry into coal oil silver and railroad sectors. Senators Neely of West Virginia and Thomas of Utah back the probe amid claims of a flood of foreign oil imports fueling job losses in the coal industry.
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Senate Labor Committee
Neely
West Viginia
Thomas
Utah
Executive Department
Congress
Abandoned Car and Escapee Linked to Berkeley Mystery
In Berkeley Springs a three day old mystery centers on a slain red haired woman found near an old road. An abandoned car in Sharpsburg Maryland and rope hair and other items were sent to the FBI. Police consider John Shriver of Berkeley County linked. he escaped from Moundsville penitentiary.
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Berkeley Springs
Sharpsburg
Maryland
FBI
Washington
John Shriver
Berkeley County
Moundsville
Platoon of Marines Qualifies With Garand M1 at Parris Island
A Marine Corps recruit platoon at Parris Island recently completed basic marksmanship training with the Garand M1 service rifle. Of 67 recruits from states east of the Mississippi, nine fired expert, 34 sharpshooter, and 24 qualified as marksmen, meeting the course standard.
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Parris Island
8. C
Marine Corps
Mississippi River
Budenz in Senate Clash Over Communist Probe
In Washington a Senate duel pits Dennis Chavez against Joseph McCarthy over the Communist Investigation. Ex-Communist Louis Budenz, now Fordham professor, becomes a focal point as Chavez declares Catholic faith and accuses Budenz’s use of the cross as a club. Budenz refuses comment while McCarthy calls Chavez a administration tool. Chavez vows to stay in the Senate longer than McCarthy and asserts independence.
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Senate
Louis Budenz
Fordham University
New Mexico
Dennis Chavez
Joseph McCarthy
Chavez
Budenz
Chaves Sai
Lous Budenz
McCarthy
Joe McCarthy
Local Artists Arranging Show
The vacant Heflin store room is being prepared this week for an exhibition of varied art subjects. Produced by members of the local Student's League of Associated Arts.
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Heflin’s
Student's League of Associated Arts
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