Reds Tell Allied Missions to Withdraw From Berlin
Berlin report says Soviet officials propose closing all 115 Allied missions in Berlin as the four power control council ceases to exist. Marshal Sokolovsky broached the idea to American British and French commanders. Western powers dispute the move and note the council dissolved after the Russians walked out.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Allied Control Council
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Germany
Sekelovsky
Central Council
Owner of Biting Horse Sought by Police
Baltimore police seek the owner of a biting horse after the animal allegedly bit Benjamin Greenberg a 55 year old barber on the shoulder. Greenberg received tetanus shots yesterday. He said the incident occurred while he was on his way to work and suggested muzzling such horses.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Wagoner
Benjamin Greenberg
Greenberg
Sewers Discussed At Crab Orchard
Crab Orchard residents met with R G McCall from the State Health Department to explore sewer options. An election for a board of directors was postponed amid the talks. The unincorporated community, population 2187, may work with nearby Sophia under West Virginia Water Commission plans.
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Crab Orchard
R. G. McCall
State Health Department
Athese Shrewsbury
Chamber of Commerce
Sophia
West Virginia Water Commission
Fire Chief Remembers London Fire and Niagara Rapids
Niagara Falls New York dispatch recalls Frederick W. Welve the fire chief from London England noting how wartime water power could have helped during air raids as he surveyed the Niagara Falls rapids and river.
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Associated Dress
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Frederick W. Welve
London
England
Niagara River
Snakes and Faith Service Convention Planned in Durham
Pastor C. 2. Bunn says a four state faith holders convention will be held in Durham October 15 to 17. Snakes will be available at services and blow torches will be used by some to demonstrate faith. Attendees from North Carolina Kentucky Virginia West Virginia and Tennessee are invited.
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Associated Press
Durham
N.C
Bunn
Zion Tabernacle
Jtown
State” Supreme Court
North Carolina
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Nursing Head Speaks On St Louis Hospital
Miss Louise Acker Beckley Hospital superintendent of nurses spoke on Mercy Hospital St Louis Mo at the Raleigh General Nursing School Alumnae meeting. She noted the hospital began as a charity for children founded by two sisters, a dentist and a doctor. The note on viticulture mentions almost all wine grapes from California or Europe are European varieties grafted on American rootstock to resist blight.
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St. Louis Hospital
Louise Acker
Beckley Hospital
Mercy Hospital
St. Louis
Raleigh General Nursing School
Miss Acker
California
Europe
Berlin Airlift Aims for Winter Supply Run
Berlin and Allied officials express confidence in a sustained airlift to Berlin through winter despite a Soviet blockade. The U S Air Corps mobilizes several hundred reserve pilots and engineers after training at Great Falls. British engineers plan longer runways at Gatow to boost operations. Douglas Globemaster transports will shuttle from Westover Field to Frankfurt via Massachusett. A radar based ground controlled approach system promises safe landings, with planes landing in Berlin every 3.8 minutes.
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Associated Press
Berlin
United States
U. S. Air Corps
Great Falls
Ment
Galew Air Base
Amerikans
Atlantie
Westover Field
Massachuselt
Frankfurt
Army
GCA
Editor Says Reds Hear U S Views
Hartford Connecticut The Christian Science Monitor editor Erwin D Canham said American ideas penetrate Russia s iron curtain on a large scale Some three to four million Soviet shortwave receivers tune in regularly to American broadcasts and many listeners per set He noted it s hard to gauge if minds are changed but Russia is hearing our side of the case and the barrier to ideas has proved impossible to seal off this time
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Erwin D. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
Russia
Soviet Union
Boston
Canham
Manufacturers Association of Connecticut
Philly Leader Speaks To Baptist Convention
Dr. Richard Hotland of Philadelphia addressed the 83rd West Virginia State Baptist Convention in Charleston as sessions entered their second day. The event drew educational leaders and church delegates from regional communities.
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Philly
Baptist Convention
Charleston
Richard Hotland
Philadelphia
West Virginia
West Virginia Briefs Highlight Morale and Local Trials
Federal state crop output shows meat production down 11 percent from June yet 1 percent above last July. Wood County indictments include murder charges against Okey Guinn in his mother’s death. A Charles Town man receives an 18 year sentence after pleading in circuit court. Chiang Kai-shek signals no letup as morale remains a barrier to victory. WV corn crop described as good, pastures strong, winter wheat growing well. Interior confirms field biologist testing poisons in mice affecting orchards in WV and VA. Huntington Tobacco Market set to open November 22 with barley grower meetings nearby.
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Charleston
Federal-State Crop Reporting Service
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Okey Guinn
Wood County
Grand Jury
Guinn
Birdie E. Gaston
Associated Press
Charles Town
Neil C. Buller
Cireuii
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Harry
China
Chiang
Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Jap Commie Caught With U. S. Pants Up
In Tokyo Ryuichi Tokuda appeared in a new suit as lawmakers questioned his attire. He clarified his outfit, saying the suit came from the United States, not the Soviet Union.
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U. S
Associated Press
Tokyo
Ryuichi Tokuda
Rit
Peu Autre
Soviet Union
Tokuda
United States
Man killed by falling tree in Whirlwind incident
Chester Workman 35 was fatally injured when a limb from a nearby tree fell and struck him on the head in Whirlwind yesterday according to local reports.
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Associated Press
Logan
Chester Workman
Fined for speeding through school zone in Beckley
Robert Keaton of Beaver was fined 10 dollars and costs in Beckley Police Court this morning on a charge of speeding through a school zone.
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Robert Keaton
Beaver
Beckley
Archbishop backs Britain's rearmament drive
London: Dr Geoffrey Fisher archbishop of Canterbury told the joint synod of the Convocation that the international skies have darkened and threaten a new war. He said no one would say another war is impossible, backing Britain's rearmament campaign.
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Okehs
Associated Press
London
Geoffrey Fisher
Canterbury
Britain
Convocation of Canterbury
Prudence Spokesman Seeks Bus Service for Local Children
C L Mc Clung spokesman for Prudence families requests bus transportation for about 25 children living on the hill behind Prudence and Harvey. Earl Turner Fayette County Court House janitor is ill with influenza and confined to home.
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Register
Fayetteville
C. L. McClung
Harvey-Prudence
Harvey
Fayeteville
Earl Turner
Fayette County Court House
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