Young Turks Clash With Old Guard In GOP Battlegrounds
Walter Breede Jrs Washington column notes rising influence of Republican progressives in Oregon and Pennsylvania with Wayne Morse and James Duff leading primaries. It predicts a Tennessee contest for Carroll Reece against Dayton Phillips, framing a broader clash between young reformers and party old guards with potential national impact.
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Walter Breede, JR
Washington
Old Guard
Senate
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Bathe
Tennessee
Lena Claude Pepper
Porthouse
GOP
Congress
Carroll Reece
Reece
House of Representatives
Dayton Phillips
Phillips
Morse
Duff
Republican Party
Pepper
Florida
Marcantonio
New York
Young Turks
Old Guards
Simpson Baptist Group Meets At Bartlett Home
The Women's Missionary Society of Union Baptist Church met at Mrs Ralph Bartlett's home with seventeen members present. A Mother's Day program featured music and a business session led by Mrs Hal Findley, deciding to donate to Mather School Benfort South Carolina.
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Max Phillips Simpson
Women's Missionary Society of the
Union Baptist Church
Ralph Bartlett
Hal Findley
Mather School
Benfort
South Carolina
Selvey Bartlett
Charles Ware
Opal Findley
Minerva Cork
Calla Dell McDonald
Holmes Campbell
Bierman
Bridgeport
Mother Mine
Karen
Campbell
Earl Watkins
Everett Moran
George Radabaugh
Simpson Farm Women’s Club
Harvid Felton
Okey Lough
George Shaffer
Jackson Mills
Mesdames Cleveland’ Bryan
Charles Whitehair
Walter Laskey
Charles Ballard
Anna Post
Edward Stipes
Haddis Ross
Clarence Kinsey
Inez. Findley
Orville Bartlett
Roy Radabaugh
Ruth
Tommy
James Allen Kinsey
James A. Preston
Stanley Davis
Max Phillips
Correction on Eagles auxiliary treasurer named in meeting report
Mrs Lottie Hebb was elected treasurer of the newly organized ladies auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles a correction to yesterday's story notes the omission. Also reported are social visits, hospital stays, and a June alumni banquet planned by Evans Chapel church's Women’s Society of Christian Service with Mrs W E Craig invited as guest.
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Lottie Hebb
Ladies Auxiliary
Order of Eagles
Womens Society of Christian Service
Evans Chapel Church
Simpeon
W. E. Craig
George Shaffer
B and O Replaces Diesel Horn With Chiming Notes
Baltimore Md reports the B and O railroad has installed musical chimes on one diesel locomotive to curb night horn blasts wakeful farmers and families. More chimes are on order as officials say the sound is kinder yet equally effective for safety.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and, Ohio Railroad
Chesa, Peak and Ohio
Driving Manners Big Factor In Saving Lives
Highway safety is vital year round and especially from June through September. E. B. Hamric of Grafton warns that over 2,500,000 drivers aged 18 to 25 have signed national safety pledges to follow eight rules with their families to reduce crashes. He urges parents to check cars before allowing teens to drive. Defective vehicles contribute to 18 percent of fatal accidents with 31,500 deaths in 1949 and economic losses of 2.8 billion dollars, plus injuries to 1.1 million people.
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Grafton
Hamric
B. F. Goodrich
Inter Highway Safety Committee
Rangers Star Chuck Rayner Wins Second Hart Trophy
Chuck Rayner of the New York Rangers was voted the Hart Trophy for the 1949 1950 season, marking the second time a goaltender earned hockey's MVP honor. The award highlights Rayner's standout performance and the Rangers role in the season.
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Chuck Rayner
New York Rangers
Firemen To Attend Elkins Parade Tonight
Grafton Volunteer Fire Department members prepare to leave at 5 30 p m for Elkins to join the parade and display equipment as part of a city fund drive organized by the Elkins Fire Department.
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Elkins
Grafton Volunteer Fire Department
Three City Arrests Listed By Police Today
City officers listed three arrests for last night. Charles M. Porter of Route 1 Blymtonville Vermont pleaded guilty to loitering and was ordered out of town. G M Hendershot charged with running over a fire hose. case dismissed due to Robinson’s no show. Earl T. Henderson cited for red walk light and dismissed as first offense.
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City Hall
Charles M. Porter
Route 1
Blymtonville
Vermont
Woodford
Porter
G. M. Hendershot
Messenger
Ray Robinson
Earl T. Henderson
Gruen
Beech and
Walnut Streets
Mr. Henderson
Burnside Becomes Fourth WV Candidate for Re election
Charleston reports M. G. Burnside, incumbent from West Virginia's Fourth District, filed for Democratic renomination marking him the fourth congressman to declare. Other already filing include Ramsay Bailey and Hedrick, with Kee and Staggers expected to file again. Burnside is a former Marshall College professor.
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Charleston
M. G. Burnside
West Virginia
Marshall College
Ramsay, Bailey
Hedrick
Kee
Staggers
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Behind the World News
Simpson Baptist Group
Bartlett Home
W. T. Lake
Bartlett
William Findley
Pierpont Avenue
Fairmont
Gus Bartlett
Mrs. Earl Watkins
Pening School
Washington, D. C
David Riffle
Barbara Lough
Robert McVicker
Donald Turnbull
Harold Cox
St. Marys Hospital
Dana
Grey Riffle
Herbert Rutile
Akron
Ohio
John Felton
Carl L. Lockhart
Sarah Vanney
Harry Johnson
Maryland
Stanley
Jimmy
Philippia
Goff Hess
Rand Pria
Loar Jewelry Store
Eamets
Ramhan
Nice
Main St. — Gratton
Buckhannon
Jackie Elwood Harper
Harper
Huttonsville
Harry Williamson
Wayne County
Everett Ware
Upshur County
White House
Truman
Lloyd Reisner
Indianapolis
Ind
Reisner
American Trucking Association, Inc
Syracuse University
Bob Koleser
Burnside
Cleveland Browns
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Malone
Keener Brothers
Grafton, W. Va
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