Son of a Famous Warrior GOP
The article discusses White House strategy as President Truman readies a nationwide broadcast tonight at ten p.m. Eastern WarTime. White House associates say he will frame actions against increasing international Communism and a required line drawn after the Korean invasion. Fighters threaten a knockout push by redirecting reserves from the Waeswan area toward the south or a Taegu strike, with the next twelve hours likely deciding the enemy’s move.
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Formosa
White House
Truman
Korean
Waeswan
Taegu
Three Republicans report congressional campaign expenses
Hubert S Ellis reported spending 2067 dollars to win the Fourth District nomination receiving 1550 dollars from five Huntington supporters. D Paul Camilletti said he had no contributions and expenses of 500 dollars in the First District. M Earle Morgan reported expenses of 1450 dollars and a 50 dollar contribution for his First District campaign.
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Congress
Secretary ‘of State
Hubert’ S. ‘Ellis
Huntington
D. Paul Camilletti
Wheeling
M. Earle Morgan
Fairmont
Fragmentary wartime line hints at troop strength and conflict
The snippet references a struggle and enemy divisions, estimating about 50,000 troops. It questions whether the Allies can break the American line and notes Red forces’ potential or likely action.
Gambling item listing bond forfeitures and names
A continued gambling note lists individuals who forfeited $12 bonds on loitering counts. Names include Jom Rosroe, John Shoe maker, Sam Moloton, Raymond Hensel, and Carl Stansbury from Grafton, with others like C W Crook Warder Stansbury Charles Michaels Robert Jones A K Pitzer Felix Hillberry part of the same report.
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Ner
C.W. Crook
Warder Stansbury
Charles Michaels
Robert Jones
A. K. Pitzer
Felix Hillberry
Jom ‘Rosroe
John Shoemaker
Sam
Moloton
Raymond Hensel
Carl’ Stansbury
Grafton
Labor Day Weekend Traffic Predicted Heavy in WV
West Virginia police predict the Labor Day weekend will bring the heaviest traffic in state history. Superintendent W. E. Burchett urges motorists and pedestrians to take extra precautions as the holiday period begins after working hours and increases to full flow tomorrow when stores and businesses close for the long weekend.
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Charleston
West Virginia
W. E. Burchett
Burchett
Uts
West
Water union talks and city officials on plant operation
City officials indicate possible agreement with the union on revised terms. Meyer Golden Undersood states the Vine water works plant will remain in operation. The text also notes South Korea's agricultural stance amid unclear context.
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Union
Meyer Golden Undersood
Vine Water Works
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