Annabelle Boylen Weds John Lynch in North Baltimore
Annabelle Boylen of Washington street married John William Lynch of Baltimore in an August 27 informal double ring ceremony at Mrs Ruth Glashoff’s home in North Baltimore Revered Clarence E Kirby officiated The bride wore pale pink marquisette with rhinestones The couple planned a trip to Ocean City Maryland They reside at 5825 Wasena Avenue Baltimore along with several out of town guests attended including Mr and Mrs Charles Meeker and Miss Betty Calder
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Glashoff
Charles Meeker
Bloomsbury
Ocean City
Maryland
Social Security Board of
Baltimore
Arthur Boylen
Grafton
Charles Boylen
Hagerstown
Ed. Williams
Glen Burnie
Bloomsburg
Pennsylvania
Betty Calder
William Campbell
Wheeling
Wasena Avenue
Community group events listed for October 18
October 18 schedules for St Johns Methodist WCS, Andrews Methodist luncheon at 1 p.m. 25 cents. Grafton Community Chorus at First Baptist 7 45 p.m. Bring copies of The Rosary Hills of Home. Ladies Auxiliary R of R T 7 30 p.m. Womens Council First Church of Christ at 332 Walnut 7 30 p.m. R T S Class First Baptist monthly meeting.
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Beulah Jones
Ethel Nicola
Nellie Stevens
Mountain City Council No. 49
The
Daughters of America
W. S.C
Blueville
M. E
Sam Boyce
J. W. Travis
Grafton Business Girls Club
Inwood Inn
Gloria Squires
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Lindy Cub
H. Carroll
Wilford Street
Mountaineer Council No
United American Mechanics
East Main Street
Ladies Auxiliary
NALC
W. A. Henderson
Grafton- Morgantown
Ladies of Grand Army
D. of A. Hall
Womens Missionary Society of
Womans Society of Christian Service
St. John’s Methodist Church
Andrews Methodist Church
Grafton Community Chorus
First Baptist Church
R. of R. T
R. of P. Hall
Womens Council of First Church of Christ
C. W. Hank
Walnut Street
Dinner Party Honors Mrs Prudence Ludwick
A Farm Women's Club coordinated covered dish dinner at Knottsville home honors Mrs Prudence Ludwick. Attendees include Reverends Messenger, Doris Messenger, Rufus and Elaine Rogers, Haller family, McDaniel family, Knotts family, Ludwick relatives, Beavers family, Poling family, Wilson, Shroyer, Johnsons, Amanda Johnson, Lloyd Sayres, Hartsel Wil, Carolyn Ludwick, Ronald Ludwick, Evelyn Knotts, Susie Knotts, and other neighbors.
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Prudence—E Ludwick
Knottsville
Farm Women's Club
Roy Messenger
Gertrude Messenger
Doris Lee Messenger
Rufus Rogers
Elaine
William Haller
Webster
Oscar Waugh
Blanche Swisher
Helen McDaniel
Hugh McDaniel
Ruth Knotts
Okey Ludwick
Everett
Ludwick
Edward Beavers
Wanda Jean
Delton Poling
George
Belle Poling
Ella Wilson
Smith Shroyer
Holley Johnson
Ros
Amanda Johnson
Lloyd Sayres
Hartsel Wil
Carolyn Ludwick
Ronald ‘Ludwick
Helen
William Harpe Evelyn
Susie Knotts
Prudence Ludwick
Sarah Churchill to Marry Photographer Beauchamp in Georgia
English actress Sarah Churchill plans to wed Anthony Beauchamp, a British photographer, in SEA ISLAND, Georgia. The 34-year-old daughter of Sir Winston Churchill and renowned society figure is arranged to marry today amid a high society ceremony. The union links prominent aristocratic and artistic circles as details emerge from the English-American social pages.
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Sea Island
Sarah Churchill
Anthony Beauchamp
Churchill Beauchamp engagement announced at Sea Island
Britain's wartime prime minister Winston Churchill and Beau champ announced their engagement yesterday. Beauchamp plans a portrait show in New York next month and Miss Churchill may appear in The Philadelphia Story on a west coast tour this fall. They will marry at 5:30 p m at the home of Alfred Jones Sea Island board chairman. The Senate approved studying the hazards of being president in the atomic age for a congressional inquiry.
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Britain
Winston Churchill
Beauchamp
America
Miss Churchill
Plaas
New York
Alfred Jones
The
Sea Island Co
Senate Action Aims at Electing College Abolition
The senate approved a plan by Senator Green to form a ten member senate house committee to study abolishing the electoral college. The panel would also explore naming successors if presidential officers die. Senator Myers said the bill seeks a domedery to keep government functioning in an atomic attack.
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Senate
Green
D-Rd
Senate-House
Myers
D-Pa
Madomery
Washington
Senate Appropriations Boost Military Budget to Ten-Group Air Force
Senate debate ends with House approval of large defense package. Air Force budget rises by about 6.08 billion dollars with cash and contract authority split across Army Navy and Air Force. Alaska Okinawa construction funds target housing for personnel and hurricane recovery on Okinawa installations.
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Truman
House
Senate
Lucas
Illinois
Democratic
U.S
Army
Navy
Air Force
Alaska-Okinawa
Okinawa
Symington Defends Bomber Program Against Anonymous Attacks
A war era debate centers on anonymous documents challenging the B 36 procurement and bomber program. Symington condemns the second document as more dangerous, while the first prompted a House investigation and led to Cedric Worth's suspension and resignation. The committee cleared all involved in the bomber program, and officials say the survey opposed the second document’s portrayal.
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Symington
Navy Air Force Row
Capitol Hill
House Committee
Cedric Worth
Navy de Partment
Navy
Worth
Franklin D'Olier
Albion Carrier Rescued After Hull Breach Near Rosyth
The Albion light fleet carrier, towed from Jarrow to Rosyth for finish work before RN handover, was holed on the port side near the propellers but remained afloat. Coast Guardsmen rescued some, aided by the Maystone hauling coal from Methil to London. Built in Wallsend and launched in May 1947 by Mrs Attlee’s wife, the shipyard reported incomplete work.
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Albion
British Press Association
Jarrow
Rosyth
Scotland
Royal Navy
Maystone
Thomas Stone, Ltd
Swansea
Wales
Methil
London
Attlee
Wallsend
Janes
Albion Vessel Specs Reveal 736 Feet Length and 0 Foot Beam
The Albion measures 736 feet in length and zero beam, with capacity for 50 or more. Details indicate a compact design prioritizing length over width, suggesting a cargo or specialized craft. Further spec notes may include tonnage and draft pending official release.
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Albion
Car crash at intersection leads to arrest for failed stop
A 1937 car driven by Richard Lambert, 21, of Elkins, failed to stop at a stop sign, colliding with Sayres' westbound vehicle. Lambert was arrested for failing to stop. A passenger, Maxine Teets, suffered bruises and shock. Investigator Corporal Randall was aided by Trooper E. L. Duckworth and Sheriff Harry Batson.
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Page One
Clarksburg
Richard Lambert
Elkins
Sayres
Randall
Lambert
Maxine
E. L. Duckworth
Harry Batson
Wallgren Favored for FPC Nomination by Senate Vote
The senate commerce committee, by 10 to 2, approved Wallgren for the Federal Power Commission post amid opposition to Olds for a second term. President Truman claimed big oil interests scuttled the nomination. Wallgren, a trusted ally of Truman, previously helped campaign for him in 1944 and later supported by the president in statewide races.
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Ouuuuen Iroin
Ant
Senate Commerce Committee
Wallgren
Myers
Commerce Committee
Olds
FPC
Senate
Truman
Poliver
Wailgren
Medd
Senate War Investigation Committee
Truman Committee
Mead
The
Trade Commission
Garland S. Ferguson
Washington
Weather Fog Widens Across Midwest to Ohio Valley
A dense fog extended from the Mississippi River eastward to Chicago and Michigan, blanketing towns and delaying travel. The fog crept into western areas, with reports of widespread mist over central regions and lingering conditions expected for hours.
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Chen
Midwest
Mississippi River
Chicago
Michigan
Mit
Town
Ingana
Auto industry slowdowns threaten 1949 model year shifts
The text notes Ford and other automakers struggling to secure steel during a two week steel strike. GM Chrysler volumes fall as shutdowns ripple through auto plants. Delays in model changeovers loom, risking output losses for Ford GM and Chrysler and extending ways to source steel for trucks.
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AUTO
Ford
Chrysler
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Ray Withers
Francis Wolfe
Fiagers
Chaarles Prickett
Sarah Musgrove
Joseph L. Evans, Jr
O. W. Hoffman
Erek Lund
M. ©. Paige
Bob McCartney
J. E. J. E. Rupert
George Drainer
Philip Gelkin
Kemp
Steinbeck
Charles Jarrett
Jess Riley
William Thayer
Burl Mason
Lewis Fletcher
Glenn Harman
Duckworth
Lloyd Plum
Paul Defenbaugh
Virgil Handley
William Drainer
Herman Freedman
Julian Barton
Mary Forcello
ELGIN
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Grafton Jewelry Co
Main Street
W. VA
Leglion
N. Y
Troy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Canada
Louis St. Laurent
Livingston W. Houston
RPI
G. W.seacker
J. H. Lindsay
City Hospital
Victoria Faemire
Lincoln Street
Robert, Huffman
Newburg
Richard Lyons
West Washington Street
Gay Moore
Beech Street
Grace Smith
Eunice Dalton
Ufington
Virginia Flanagan
Maple Avenue
Marguerite Wilson
West Main Street
Helen Layton
Barrett Street
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White House
Murray
Boss
Pensions
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Cio-Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
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Caroline
Sonny) Myers
Michael Reese
Shu Yung Wang
University of Michigan
Rewunt
State Department
Hitler
Russia
War Department
Montana
Santa, Clara
San Jose State
Michigan State
Rency
YES
Cousa
Deveny
Monroe S
Fairmont
M. E. Chambers
YES Manor
Crosley
Bennett
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