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Polio Fund Drive In Raleigh County Aids Sufferers
The annual polio fundraising drive in Raleigh County raises funds to aid infantile paralysis patients and reduce treatment costs. Local volunteers report strong community support, with proceeds partly helping the national foundation and funding local campaigns.
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Raleigh
Founi Ken. Bee
Werke
The
Raleigh, Miltee
Crumbling Mechanical Hall at Morgantown Campus Criticized
1944 and 1947 assessments labeled the building inadequate for engineering, flagging fire risks and crowding as enrollment rose from 180 to 1280. The aging facility houses Aeronautical, Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical departments with limited labs and space, while newer sections remain underutilized.
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Engineers’ Committee For Professional Development
State Engineers’ Society
College of Engineering
Noa
WVU Engineering Facilities Fall Short of Needs
The School of Mines reports 17 500 square feet in the new building versus 3 500 in the old. Civil engineering holds 7 244 and electrical 8 847 square feet in Mechanical Hall, with total old building space at 70 000 square feet and studies showing 165 000 square feet needed. The piece calls for a new $4 500 000 engineering building and emphasizes the urgency to improve Morgantown facilities to sustain West Virginia's industrial future.
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School of Mines
Mineral Industries
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Massachusetts
College of Engineering
Board of Governors
West Virginia University
Charleston
Board of Public Works For Action
Morgantown
Lawmakers weigh service pay amid calls for limited raise
Congressmen oppose a broad pay hike for armed forces on a graduated scale. civilians urged a 15 percent average increase across all ranks but warned against overpaying officers. Critics stress military duty and risk require salaries commensurate with duties and responsibilities.
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Jareth
Olanno
Johnson
Boyle's Column on America Slowdown Week Between Holidays
In New York Boyle argues this week between Christmas and New Year marks a nationwide slowdown as production and consumer activity pause. He calls it mental retooling week, a temporary downtick that strains workers and contracts, reshaping expectations for the coming year while leaving many in a state of cautious adjustment.
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New York
America
Detroit
Ness
Papa Bear
Mama Bear
Baby Bear
Truman Talk Sparks Imagined Kremlin Meeting
Nation's capital column imagines Joseph Stalin and 12 fellow politburo members reacting to President Truman's Oregon speech about liking Stalin yet calling him a prisoner of the politburo. The piece notes doubt about any lasting understanding with Russia and ponders possible covert mistrust among Soviet leaders.
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Politburo
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Truman
Kremlin
Mr. Stalin
Sigumeo
Mr. Truman
Lavrenti Pavlovich Beria
Secret Police
Mr.Stalin
Beria
Stalin
Vyacheslav Molotov
Joe Stalin
Joe
Krom
Yellow Sky and Outlaws Battle for Anne Baxter in Death Valley
Hollywood presents a tale of renegade Civil War veterans and bank robbers fleeing a posse across a blistering Death Valley stretch filmed in 120 to 132 degree heat. Gregory Peck stars with Anne Baxter and Richard Widmark as the cryptic leader, as battles unfold by day and night amid a ghost mining town setting.
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Hollywood
Anne Baxter
Gregory Peck
Posse
Richard Widmark
California
Death Valley
S.P.C.A
Miss Baxter
James Barton
John Russell Peck
Anne
Robert Arthur
Henry Morgan
Radio One
Charles Kemper
Robert Adler
Police Find Child Kidnaped by Mother
Harrisburg district attorney says three year old Vicki Jeanne Snyder was found in Pomona California after a nationwide search. Los Angeles police say John Braget Tacoma Washington and his wife turned themselves in following newspaper publicity about the missing child. The couple were sought on a fugitive warrant for kidnaping.
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Asscjated Press
Harrisburg
Carl B. Shelley
Vicki Jeanne Snyder
Pomona
Calif
Los Angeles
John Braget
Tacoma
Wash
Condition of Welles Satisfactory After Unconscious Find
The condition of Sumner Welles former undersecretary of state was called satisfactory today barring complications that could cost him fingers and toes. He was found unconscious in a frozen field near his Oxon Hill Maryland home early Sunday. Police planned to question him but dropped the case. Mrs Welles said she is satisfied there was no foul play.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sumner Welles
Welles
Oxon Hill
Results of U S Policy in Europe Debatable and Mixed
Wes Gallagh es assesses the European Recovery Program in Europe. He notes progress in Germany Britain and other nations with production up and Italy France and Western Germany tilting away from Moscow under U S aid. The piece cites higher output risk to sovereignty debates and potential conflicts among European interests and U S administration.
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U. S
Europe
Wes Gallaghes
Berlin
United States
Germany
Great Britain
France
Ies
Western Europe
Studes
Italy
Moscow
BEIP
Warern
Erbetson
Soistratora
Ican
ECA
Averell Harriman
Am Jgram
Lewis Douglas
Lucius D. Clay
Farmers Fear New Year Tailspin From Price Downturn
Farmers head into 1949 anxious about prices and government support as a record 1948 crop baselines loom. Large output, weakened foreign demand, and rising supplies threaten incomes. Agriculture Department urges reduced wheat planting while Congress may boost price supports. Albert S. Goss warned of a farm low mood without markets and full employment.
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Oy Ovid
A. Martin
Eeoporter
Washington
Congress
Grange
Portland
Albert S. Goss
Agriculture Department
Six U S Soldiers Released by Soviets
Six American constabulary soldiers freed after about 30 hours of detention by Russian troops said Soviet officers were keenly interested in U S army training equipment and border patrols. The men reported release occurred last night and noted friendly Soviets.
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Associated Press
Hersfeld
Germany
Riendly
Lester Milter F Clemens
Mount Hope Corporal Stationed in Japan
Mount Hope reveals Corporal Ochis Brown, son of Mrs. Mary Brown, now with occupation forces in Kobe Japan. He joined the army in April 1946 at Akron Ohio and arrived in Japan in August 1948. Assigned to the 15th Army Band in Kobe, he supports parades and recreational events. He attended Bluefield State Teachers College and holds the World War II Victory Medal and Japanese Occupation Ribbon.
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Mount Hope
Japan
Hegater
Kote
Ochis Brown
Mary Brown
Akron
Ohio
Brown
15Th Army
Kobe
Cpl. Brown
Bluefield State Teachers College
Ribon
Red Star Resident Injured in Fall at Oak Hill
Red Star resident Tony Markovitch was treated at Oak Hill Hospital after a fall near 9 am. Hospital attendants say he may have a fractured spine from the incident.
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Red Star
Register Statz
OAK Hill
Tony Markovitch
Oak Hill Hospital
Mullens Student Joins Botany Group at WVU
Mullens resident Darell B. Bunn qualified for membership in Phi Epsilon Phi an honorary botanical fraternity at West Virginia University. He was among 26 students statewide with high botany grades earning acceptance. The excerpt notes the Greenland right whale can yield up to 13 500 pounds of whalebone.
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Mullens
Darell B. Bunn
Phi Epsilon Phi
West Virginia University
Donn
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