Flag Day observance to feature Daniels address
State Senator Albert L. Daniels of Greenfield will give the principal Flag Day address at Municipal Stadium next Wednesday. The program includes speakers, music, flag rituals, a Liberty Bell replica, a 4-H Band concert, Cub Scouts tumbling, a 7:30 p.m. parade led by Earl Shope, and a fireworks finale. Local veterans and civic groups organize the events with Red Men, Pocahontas auxiliary, American Legion post color guard, Girl and Boy Scouts, and church pastors contributing invocations and benediction.
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Albert L. Daniels
Greenfield
Sth
Municipal Stadium
Daniele
Ctv
iniza+tions
Disabled American Veterans
Hing
Ray King
Portsmouth Flag Day Association
Ray Adams
Earl Shope
Frank Balmert
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Poerhontas
Woman's Auxiliary
James Dickey Post
American Legion
Wil
Boys
Jean
George DeHarity
First Presbyterian Chore
Clement Faistl
Bt Monica Church
Hillcrest Home
Helen Bers
Veteran Dies After Fall From Home Steps
Lemon Payne aged 56 of 1115 04th St died after falling from exterior stairs at his second floor apartment at 1 20 am. Coroner Dr W A Quinn ruled a basal skull fracture. he died at Portsmouth General Hospital. Spaulding reported Payne and Lenora Moultry had been drinking. Payne died en route to hospital. Body at Brock's Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Lemon Payne
Glenn Albrecht
Harold Tinsley
Spaulding
Payne
Allo
Lenora
Moultry
11Th and
Waller Sts
18Th
Inside The Times 10 Radio and Theater Listings
Readable fragments note radio schedule and theater listings for Portsmouth and North Gad. Contains ad-like notices and brief notices of channel listings and show times from The Times page segment.
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Inside the Times 10
Portsmouth
North
Three Major Meetings Set in Portsmouth This Week
Flag Day ceremonies take place Wednesday followed by a district meeting of the CSO united Steelworkers of America on Saturday and a charter member banquet of the AFL Plumbers and Steamfitters on Wednesday.
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Stomatent Sdegrets Wet VE
Portsmouth
C.so.-United Steelworkers of America
AFL
Ferguson To Talk To Union At Charity Dinner
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson, Democratic Senate candidate, will speak at a testimonial dinner for AFL Plumbers and Steamfitters Local charter members. The event at Masonic Temple Grotto auditorium will honor five July 1912 charter members, with Martin Durkin and Leslie Dilg of Washington present. Two hundred members expected. James Switalski leads organizing efforts.
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Joseph T. Ferguson
A.f.l.plumbers
Steamfitt Legal
Grotto
Masonic Temple
William Goetz
Carl Doerr
Joe Nelan
Tom Mearty
George Callih
Ironton Census Shows Population Rise and County Total
Ironton’s population under the 1950 census is 16,329, up 478 from 1940. The county including the city weighs 43,995, up 2,283 from 1940. Coal Grove and Chesapeake stand at 2,492 and 1,265 respectively, with students away at college counted where their college is located.
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Ironton
Coal Grove
Chesapeake
Hone
Murray to Officiate C IO Rally and Hall Dedication
Philip Murray, president of the CIO and United Steelworkers of America, will be in Portsmouth for the District 23 meeting of steelworkers and the dedication of the new CIO Hall at 3310 Gallia Street in New Boston on June 18. Local 2116 president Raymond Phillips says David J. McDonald and Arthur Goldberg will be among dignitaries. about 700 delegates from 76 locals in Steubenville to Maysville are expected. The hall, first used last November, cost 105000 financed by local dues.
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Philip Murray
C.lo
United Steelworkers of “America
Portsmouth
Jocals
Mr. Murray
C.I.0. Hall
Galliast
New Boston
Raymond Phillips
Jocal 2116
United Steelworkers
David J. McDond
Arthur Goldberg
International Steelworkers' Organization
Phillips
District 23
Steubenville
Maysville
Ashland
Frenton
Tuntington
Parkersburg
Charleston
Fairmont
Jackson
Wellston
Adams County Murder Trial Opens Monday
Adams County in western Ohio prepares to hear the murder case of Farmer charged with fatally striking O. E. Stayner a Peebles auto parts dealer during an attempted robbery Stayner died December 1 in a Dayton hospital The trial by three judges includes defense counsel Emory F. Smith and state prosecutor Clyde S. DeMint Farmer confessed to striking Stayner and faces first degree murder charges with potential shift to second degree plea options
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West Union
Mason ‘Farmer
O. E. Stayner
Peebles
Farmer
Adams County
E. S. Young
Pike County
Earl D. Parker
James Collier
Lawrence County
Emory F. Smith
Portsmouth
Clyde S. DeMint
Stayner
Auto Yards
Dayton
Scioto County
Sheriff's Deputies
Town Sits Atop Powder Key Fire Threatens Gasoline
LEWISPORTE, N. F. June 10 UP A forest fire threatened to explode 2,900,000 gallons of stored gasoline in this village of 1,500 as a three mile wall of flame advanced toward Imperial Oil tanks holding 2,000,000 gallons of high octane aviation gasoline. Planes and ships hurried in with firefighting supplies and residents were told to prepare to evacuate. Firefighters and woodsmen joined rangers as winds eased and the blaze neared the fuel.
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Lewisporte
N. F
Imperial Oil
Forest Rangers
Forrestal diary notes tie Amerasia case to Truman Russia
The Washington Star reports secret diary entries of James V. Forrestal indicating he intervened in the 1945 Amerasia magazine case to ensure President Truman was fully informed amid tense U.N. talks with Russia. The notes allegedly show Forrestal pressed FBI Director Hoover and Justice official Clark to inform the President. Vardaman denied involvement.
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Washington
Washington Star
James V. Forrestal
Forrestal
Amerasia Magazine
Truman
Russia
United Nations
San Francisco
Star
Senate
Amerasia
McCarthy
Wisconsin
State Department
Office of Strategic Services
FBI
New York
Naval Intelligence
the Star
U.N
J. Edgar Hoover
Tom Clark
Clark
Supreme Court
Justice Department
bHe
James K. Varaman
White House
Vardaman
Lustron Awaits Ruling Sharply Hit by Court Order
Lustron Corp. receiver Clyde M. Foraker awaited a Chicago federal court decision on modifying a restraining order that could cause thousands of dollars in Lustron damage. The issue centers on cooling kilns and the potential ruin of costly porcelain equipment if temperatures drop too quickly.
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Columbus
Lustron Corp
Clyde M. Foraker
Chicago
New Streamliner No 611 joins Norfolk & Western roster
Norfolk and Western announces No 611 a new 2 4-8-4 streamliner joins the Roanoke built fleet. The locomotive with 75 800 pounds tractive effort weighs 72 600 pounds with tender and powers mainline trains including the Powhatan Arrow. N W officials hail it as exceptionally powerful among steam locomotives and describe Roanoke’s postwar program as progressing with seven more heavy freight engines planned. A second item notes a fire at Hundested Denmark causing $175 006 damage.
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Norfolk & Western
Roanoke
Bushman the gorilla gravely ill at Lincoln Park Zoo
CHICAGO AP Bushman a massive gorilla and the zoo's famed attraction for two decades is reported gravely ill from arthritis heart disease and old age. Doctors say he could die soon or live a year. Bushman weighs about 550 pounds. His cage has not been entered since 1986 after a trainer was dropped. The zoo paid 3500 for him and officials call him irreplaceable. The American Association tabbed him in 1946 as the most outstanding animal in zoos worldwide.
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Chicago
Bushman
Wesley Young
Anti-Cruelty Society
Lincoln Park Zoo
Lincoln Park
Floyd Stahl Named Ohio State Basketball Coach
Columbus June 1 The Ohio State University named Floyd Stahl head basketball coach and assistant athletic director to succeed W H Dye who resigned June 2 to take the Washington job The appointment is effective Oct 2 and follows approval by the university trustees President Howard Bevis announced the decision
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Columbus
Floyd Stahl
Ohio State University
Stahl
W. H. (Tippy) Dye
University of Washington
Howard Bevis
Summer Outposts Open In Portsmouth And New Boston
Outposts Ready Y opens summer play Monday with shows in Portsmouth New Boston and Hillcrest Children s Home five nights a week. Films include sports travel logs comedies and short features. Outdoor play centers Glenwood Field Millbrook Park Rhodesay Peebles area provide activities. Shows begin at dusk with schedules in each neighborhood. Community movie program sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and Y also opens with supervision for sports crafts and hobbies.
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Tee
Portsmouth
New Boston
Hillcrest Children’s
Glenwood Field
Millbrook Park
Rhodesay
Peebles
Detroit Steel Corp
West End
Tucson Front St
Market
East End
Wednes Court Sts
14Tht Street
Labold Field Area
Glenwood Chartes St
Field
Lat Gallia
Union Sts
lyoM.c.4
Iwanis Club
John Berndt
Riwanis Boys
East German potatos bought from United States
East Germany arranged a secret deal to import 50,000 tons of surplus American potatoes for 10 000 dollars amid crop shortages. State Department and Agriculture officials noted possible shipments to Hamburg or Eastern Germany, with a follow up sale of about 12 000 tons to Frankfurt under approved terms. The potatoes were brokered through a New York firm, raising questions about final destinations.
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Frankfurt
Germany
East Germany
United States
New York
Tvo
U.S
Washington
Agricultural Department
Hamburg
State Department
Occupation Administration
Agriculture
Department
Agriculture Department
David Zelland
Otan
Shirley May France Plans English Channel Attempt
Shirley May France a 17 year old long distance swimmer from Somerset Mass will sail for England on Thursday to try a second English Channel crossing. Trainer Harry Bordakis said a crossing would likely occur in late July but did not specify an exact date.
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Shirley
Somerset
Mass
France
England
English
Harry Bordakisn
President In Indictment Of Red Acts
President Truman denounces Soviet Russia for peace talk while preparing for war. He accuses leaders of cynicism and aggression, cites a growing free world strength, and declares a vigorous response at the Jefferson Memorial site. He warns of imperialism and militarization while urging democracy against domination.
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Ernest & Vaccaro
ST. Louis
Trumen
Soviet Russia
Russia
United States
Jefferson Memorial
Mississippi River
Midwest
Soviet Union
Pseeking
Totalite
Germany
Hitler
Mr. Truman
Truman
Remington To Quit U.S. Post
William W. Remington plans to resign from a Commerce Department post to devote time to proving he never joined the Communist Party. The 32-year-old naval intelligence veteran will face federal court in New York on an indictment accusing him of lying about party membership.
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Washington
William W. Remingter
Commerce Department
Naval Intelligence
New York
Department
Commerce
Sawyer
Fand
Wits
Cincinnati
Aids
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Hundested
Long Zoo
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