Fairmont Dean Addresses Group at Taylor County Meeting
Dr. Boyd Howard of Fairmont State Teachers college spoke to the Taylor County Principals Association at the Pruntytown Grade School session on “Community Centered Schools.” He urged schools to be a model part of the community and to inform locals about work, objectives, and needs. John Pollard, Flemington grade principal, chairs the association meeting after dinner as twenty-two principals attended.
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Boyd Howard
Fairmont State Teachers College
Taylor County
Pruntytown
Howard
John Pollard
Flemington
Rosemont Sailor Visits French Riviera on Leave
Edward L. Drainer gunnermate third class USN son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Drainer of Rosemont recently visited the French Riviera on a ten day leave as destroyer USS English put in to Golfe Juan France Leave parties to Paris and other points of interest have been arranged for the crew.
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Edward L. Drainer
USN
Dewey Drainer
Rosemont
French Riviera
USS English
Golfe Gyan
France
Paris
Jpiterést Ny Frateé
Princess Homecoming at Davis and Elkins College
Davis and Elkins College at Elkins hosts Homecoming festivities today and tomorrow with a pep rally at 7 30 p m on the lower campus ahead of the football game versus West Liberty State college. Queen Jane Lee and princesses Jeanne Phares and Helen Cutright will be crowned at halftime and the celebration ends with a 9 00 p m dance at Recreation Hall.
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Davis and Elkins College
Elkins
West Liberty State College
Jane Lee
Davis and Elkins
Webster Springs
Jeanne Phares
Helen Cutright
Grafton
Winner Stadium
Recreation Hall
Pickets Force Woman From Gathering Coal
In Morgantown Morganlia County Sheriff Mike Gill quoted Mary Mihalke saying roving pickets pressured her and her two sons to stop coal gathering at an abandoned strip mine on their Laurel Point property. Also, Dorothy Lamour has welcomed a son, Richard Thomson Howard, born last night at Good Samaritan Hospital to William Ross Howard III.
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Morgantown
Monongalia County
Mike Gill
Mary Mihalke
Laurel Point
Hollywood
Dorothy Lamour
Richard Thomson Howard
Good Samaritan
William Ross Howard
IIL
Salvation drive gains support from local leaders
The current drive chair introduced distinguished guests including Paul E. Malone of the Taylor County Board of Trade who urged doubling support for the Salvation Army as future need grows. T. J. Klauenberg, superintendent of the Monongah division, spoke as part of the continued appeal.
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Paul E. Malone
Taylor County Board of Trade
Malone
Salvation Army
T. J. Klauenberg
Monongah
Nourse Critiques Deficit Policy Amid Praise and Criticism
Economist Edwin G. Nourse, retiring as Truman era Economic Advisory Council chair, urges reserving funds and avoiding deficit spending. He cites criticism from Congress while praising the government’s fiscal restraint. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad and Salvation Army are noted. dinner music by Mrs. Naomi Lawson accompanies a listing of Salvation Army annual social welfare, transient relief, seasonal programs, evangelistic activities, and youth programs with numerous quantified servings, garments, and attendees.
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Edwin G. Nourse
Congress
Truman
Economic Advisory Council
Nourse
U. S
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Salvation Army
Naomi Lawson
sAmong
Lodgins
Mears
Lawmakers clash over tax plans amid deficit talk
House Republican Leader Martin of Massachusetts accuses President Truman of pushing socialist schemes and higher taxes to cover a 5 billion dollar federal deficit. Truman outlines objectives for 1950 while Congress contemplates tax readjustments. Senate Finance Chairman George calls for spending cuts and possible tax changes to raise national income toward 300 billion.
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House
Martin
Massachusetts
Truman
Congress
Senate
George
Senate Finance Committee
Bradley Defends Defense Policy at House Hearing
General Omar Bradley chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff testifies before the House Armed Services Committee in Washington, saying confidence of the American people in their government has been shaken by defense policy hearings.
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Gert
Omar Bradley
House Armed Services Committee
Washington
General Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Madsen murder shocks American base community near Frankfurt
Mrs Madsen left a party in the Frankurt area and later her husband Jorgen Madsen was shot dead in their home. Proved by Rhine Main Base provost marshal Captain Hinman the investigation centers on the family’s stay in Germany since Christmas 1947. Mrs Madsen and two small children were left under temporary care with air force officers. The case is in the U S civilian court in Frankfurt. Also included are kitchen tips for school lunches using bacon and deviled eggs.
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Frankfurt
Masen
Germany
Air Force
Dana
Nancy
Madsen
First woman nominated for federal district judge
Mrs Burnita Shelton Matthews of Washington becomes the nation’s first woman named for a federal district judgeship. She is pictured leaving George Washington Hospital after treatment for a broken wrist.
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Nation
Burnita Shelton Matthews
Washington
George Washington Hospital
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Iaettin Ioneluges
Count Gouvin
Minny Kino Euwnao
Grafton Jewelry Co
West Main St
Young Peoples
Dorothy Madsen
Oakland
Calif
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Sarah Churchill
Winston Churchill
Anthony Beauchamp
Sea Island
Beauchamp
Youngstown
Loar Jewlery Store
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Brume Ben-Cay
Molle
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