Beckley Post 32 Extends Win Streak In Tight Legion Battle
Beckley Post 32 edged Oak Hill 4 3 as Leonard Sanna belted a seventh inning home run sealing the win. Beclky 32 and Oak Hill traded early runs, with Beckley’s Bubs Thompson and Zeigler among the key run producers. Area Six standings show Beckley 32 leading, Mt Hope posting a 12 5 win for Post 70, and Hinton overtaking Princeton in the race for third.
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Leonard Sanna
Beckley
American Legion
Oak Hill
Beckley Outfit
Bubs Thompson
Balding
Sulvak
Zeigler
J. D. Verdead le
Legurski
Battling
Kidd
Thompson
Tyree
Chmara
Sanna
Legion League
Mt. Hope
Woodrow Wilson
Fred Hairston
Post 70
Hairston
Fayette Countians
Princeton
Hinton
Tommy Evans
Walthall
Ballangee
Bob Hines
Nelson
Standh
Bluefield
Welch
Clifford Moody Dies by Own Action in Dorothy Youth
18 year old Clifford Lee Moody of Dorothy died by hanging in his room Monday. No motive was found by state police. Funeral services were held at the Church of Christ in Derosselt and Armstrong Funeral Home handled arrangements. Burial followed at Smith Cemetery in Derosselt. He is survived by his mother Lula Moody Perry, stepfather Basil Perry, a sister Eunice Moody, a brother John Moody, and grandparents Thomas C. Parks and Emma Johnson.
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Register
Dorothy
Clifford Lee Moody
Chaurch of Christ
Derrossett
Tenn
Whitesville
Wlaw. Armstrong
Armstrong Funeral Home
Armstrong
Princess ‘Dorothy Coal Company
Eunice
Assembly For God
Robert A. Geller
Wallace Odum
Ttise Armstrong Funeral Home
Thurmond
Sparta
Tennessee
Smith Cemetery
Derosselt
Lula Moody Perry
Basil Perry
Eunice Moody
John ‘Moody
Thomas C. Parks
Derossett,Tenn
Emma Johnson
Pikeville
Clarification Sought on “Employe” Term Under New Act
Social Security plans to clarify who counts as an employe under the Gearhart Resolution. Doubt exists about outside commission salesmen and taxicab drivers being covered, though not all such workers are affected. Each new case will be judged individually as rulings await final guidance.
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Gearhart
Congress
S. R. Brown
Torrico
Beckley
Thompson Heckley
An- Walthall
Princeton
Aoa
Sanna
Rogers Qin
Social Security Administra- Lipsey
U. S S
Brad
Hannah
Ballangee
Hinton
Salters
Sik Hill
Becklex
Eat Testan Ie Ee
Bluefield
Brown
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Focal Social Security Offices
Wo Pet
Training Planned For Scout Leaders
Training courses for scout leaders will be held in fall and spring as outlined by Gus F Walker chief of Ap palachian Council. Plans cover 1948 49 including a fall round up and events across the year with meetings and conferences noted at Camp Wilderness and district levels. A council meeting is planned for October with executive board meetings in September December March and June. Houcks have a son born at Taylor Hospital in Mullens.
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Gus F. Walker
Appalachian Counsel
Walker
Boy Scouts
Camp Wilderness
Aluminum Plant Showcases Its Own Product at Davenport
The Aluminum Company of America built a giant plant along the Mississippi east of Davenport using 6.25 million pounds of aluminum in its construction. The $30 million facility will produce up to 10 million pounds of aluminum sheet and plate monthly, with 8 foot 4 inch sheets and up to 10 foot plates. Aluminum housing for employees, retailing under $10,000, is planned. The site integrates 500,000 square feet of sash, 3 million pounds of roofing sheets, and extensive aluminum in ducts, partitions, and conduit. Construction began in 1946 and full operation is expected to employ about 2,000 people.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Inum Company of America
Mississippi River
Alcoa
Riverside Power Plant
Iowa-llinois Gas and Electric Company
Bonus rule debated as baseball eyes minor league balance
Clubhouse commentary argues the bonus rule saved professional baseball by funding losses in early operations. Observers claim it delays development of players by forcing clubs to retain or dispose of talent via waivers and option limits. The piece notes tension among clubs and cites huge salt riverbed volumes as a separate statistic.
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St. Louis
Kellogg All-Bran Advertisement Claims Laxative Benefit
A testimonial from Mrs V DeBonis of Philadelphia promotes All-Bran as a breakfast cereal that provides bulk for elimination. The ad urges consuming an ounce daily with milk and water and offers a double money back refund if not satisfied after ten days upon sending the empty carton to Kellogg in Battle Creek Michigan.
Odds Favor Nationals In All Star Game Clash
The National League faces the American League in the 15th All-Star game with NL aiming to salvage prestige after 10 losses in 14 meetings. Williams and DiMaggio are out for the AL, while Red Schoendienst leads the NL in near full strength as teams ready for the star showcase in St. Louis.
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Nationals
Joe Reichler
ST. Louis
Ted Williams
Joek DiMaggio
Hal ‘Newhouser
Bob Feller
George Kell
Tommy Henrlen
New York
Janot Evers
Detroit
Bucky Harris
Epiave
Harris
Vic Raschi
Joe Page
Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Hal
Felter
Hale
Hearty
Joe Dobson
Noston
Kell
Ken Keltner
Cleveland Indians
Williams
Red Sox
DiMaggio
Koll
Leo Durocher
Schoendienst
Dixie Walker
A. B. Chandler de
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Mullens
Hardy Houck
William Mack
Taylor Hospital
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Moran Avenue
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W. T. Grant CO
W. Va
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Cincinnati
Wilkes Distributing Co., Inc
Glen Morgan
Sinze
Asburn
Chisef
Cardech
Nianey
Giants
Muslak
Mize
Patho
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Slaughter
Cooper
Reese
Madgers
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Modeers
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Henrich
Vanka
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A Gordon
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