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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1949

Page

7

Follansbee Steel Union Studies Pension Proposal

The Follansbee Steel Corporation offers a two to one pension plan, paying six cents per hour toward pensions if workers contribute three cents. current setup pays three cents with workers paying nothing. A joint study committee would review the plan and report by March 15, 1950 after union and company discussions at their Monday meeting in Weirton.

Press Follansbee Follansbee Steel Corporation Toronto United Steelworkers Follawsbee J. C. Carroll Weirton USW Mornday

Federal Court Asked to Oust Fund Trustees

Miner G H Livengood of Fayette County Pennsylvania files suit in federal court to remove United Mine Workers welfare fund trustees John L Lewis Ezra Van Horn and Senator Bridges and to require an accounting. He charges improper use of fund monies and lack of annual audits amid a strike related crisis.

Jerry Korap Washington—D Uhe United Mine Workers Deal and Welfare Fund G. 11 Livengood Fayelte County Askee John L. Lewis Ezra van Worn Senator Bridges RNID Lewis Nsw Ne —— Gotiating White Sulphur Springs W. Va Coa van Horn UMW Fayette County Bridges Robert P. Smith

Lewis Prefers Strike To Renewed Contract

John L. Lewis led United Mine Workers as miners endure a no day work week amid stalled talks over a new contract. Operators offered a two year extension but Lewis rejected it tying settlement to wage hours and conditions. Both sides cancelled progress and signaled a long, drawn out coal strike with no immediate end in sight.

Lasuld White Sulphur Springs John L. Lewis Lewis United Mine Workers Ees Interva Pute George H. Love Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company Northern and Western Love Sampson Lave Steel In- Pete Raven

Bad Checks Liquor Net Three Arrests

Ernest Brawfard of Crab Orchard was jailed in Raleigh County after failing to post bond on three check charges issued by Medina Hawkins near Mullens. Lawrence Roark of Shady Spring faced an illegal liquor sale case in higher court and was released on 500 dollars bond. Olen Farley of Shady Spring pled guilty to a similar charge and paid a fine plus costs as federal officers made the arrests.

Ernest Brawfard Crab Orchard Raleigh County Medina Hawkins Mullens J.P. Meadows Lawrence Roark Shady Spring Meadows Olen Farley

Five Day Washington State Weather Forecast

Extended forecast for Sept 24 to 28 shows cooler conditions in the weekend, warming later, with temperatures about two to four degrees below normal 62. Rain expected late Monday or Tuesday totaling about a quarter inch. River and climate notes mention Beckley and Greenbrier readings with normal to slightly murky conditions and light rainfall nearby.

Ooler Nn Beckley S.ecvees Greenbrier

Bluefield Talks Positioned Again

John L. Lewis faced charges from Southern operators led by Joseph E. Moody of the Southern Coal Producers Association. Moody accused Lewis of using the welfare fund to mask its bankruptcy and to push a nationwide coal strike. The Southern soft coal contract conference adjourned to next Wednesday afternoon with no immediate reply from union workers.

Associated Press Bluefield John L. Lewis Joseph E. Moody Lewis Moody's Southern Soft Coal Contract Conference Wee Ors Moody

Ballard Favored for GOP Mayor Nomination at Raleigh County Convention

George L. Ballard, special Circuit Court judge, was named by the GOP City executive committee as the party's mayoralty nominee pending convention approval. He agreed to accept after Sloan declined health reasons and Hedrick and the incumbent declined to run. The 7:30 p.m. convention meets in the Raleigh County Courthouse criminal court rooms.

George L. Ballard GOP Ballard Ben H.ashworth H. A. Sloan G. Berk Lynch Sloan Grover C. Hedrick Criminal Court Raleigh County Court House

Two Car Collision Causes 200 Dollar Damage Near Intersection

An estimated 200 damage occurred yesterday when a 42 model Ford driven by Wiley Walton 55 Mabscott turned left across the path of a 49 Chevrolet driven by Pauline Powers 40 of 46 Austin Avenue near the Second Street South Fayette Street intersection. No one was injured. Police records cite Walton as at fault.

Second Street Fayette Street Wiley Walton Mabscott Pauline Powers Austin Avenue Walton Powers

Car Fire Extinguished on South Fayette Street

Beckley fire crews extinguished a car fire on South Fayette Street at 12 30 p m today. The vehicle owned by Mrs Katie Levels was damaged about 25 dollars due to wiring. Two fire trucks responded to the call.

South Fayette Beckley Fire Department South Fayette Street Katie *Levels

Methodist Parley Hears Former Editor Tonight

At the West Virginia Methodist Conference former Christian Advocate editor Roy L. Smith of Chicago will speak at an evening session in Charleston. Delegates approved higher district superintendent salaries and a blanket 10 percent church assessment for pension reserves.

Lloyd C. Wicke Central District R. C. McClung Beckley William Knox Parkersburg W. S. Patterson Buckhanton R. H. Daugherty Bluefield EF. King Wheeling William E. Craig Fairmont J. M. Helm Huntington Associated Press Charleston Christian Advocate West Virginia Roy L. Smith Chicago Methodist West Virginia Wesleyan College Board of Trustees Mineral County Municipal Women

Students Demand Less Class Time and More Blankets for Gridders

Eureka students deserted classes for a protest meeting demanding shorter 1 hour 56 minute sessions and more football blankets. They plan another demonstration criticizing the college for not supplying adequate blankets to the team.

Associated Press Eureka Ewrebe Collagn Aners

Clear Fork Land Suit in Session

The $5,000 damages case of G. H. Williams against the Harper Land Company continued with the jury hearing plaintiff testimony at noon recess. Williams and heirs claim a Ballard Williams tract in Clear Fork District since 1859 and say Harper leased 25 acres for a mine without rightful authority. Special Judge George L. Ballard expected the case to run through today. Ward Evans Motor Company, Beckley, received a state charter capitalized at $80,000 by John C. Ward John W. Evans and Frank W. Hevley Cray Orehart.

G. H. Williams Harper Land Company Williams Land Ballard Wiliams Clear Fork Williams Brothers iHarper Land Company George L. Ballard iWard-Evans Company Ward-Evans Motor Company, Tno Beckley John C. Ward John W. Evans Frank W.heVey Eye of Cray Orehart

Bluefield Couple Killings Shock Maryland Suburb

A Chesapeake Bay area shooting left Henry Harvey 40 and his wife Louise dead after Harvey shot his wife sister and two brothers then wounded his own son and himself. State's Attorney Henry L. Constable said Harvey threatened his family and may be institutionalized. two brothers were treated for wounds and Harvey survived with critical injuries. The victims include Louise Harvey 35 and Elizabeth Harvey 42.

Imne Brose Henry L. Constable Henry Iarvey Henry Harvey Louise Mitchim Bluefield W. Va Aearcy Elkton Elizabeth Harvey Robert Harvey George Harvey Henry Harvey Henry Harveys

Sophia Men Arrested On Speeding Charges

Sophia residents Fred Phillips and Joseph Angle Jr were arrested on City Avenue for speeding. Phillips posted a $15 bond for his police court appearance tonight. Angle was ordered to appear as well.

Fred Phillips Joseph Angle,Jr Sophia City Avenue Philips Angle

Southern Soil Group Rejects Forestry and Wildlife Programs

The Southern Soil Conservation district board in Beckley rejected the state’s farm forestry and wildlife programs, offering four recommendations to the State Conservation Commission before reconsideration. The board demands final approval power stay with supervisors and seeks direct submission of technician recommendations, plus a clause to allow partial plan acceptance and clearer program statements.

Southern Soil Group Southern Soil Conservationistrict Beckley Board of Supervisors State Conservation Commission R. Keatley Bo- 200 Inj Hinton Commission Hubert Woodrum E. M BiIt) Pollack J.C. Appel Keatley Pollack Coamission Conservation Commission Itn Aires Theother Consuvation Commission C. F. McClintic Tee West Princeton Wyoming Jane McDowell LPF I District Co. S. Soil Conservation Ser SCS Hinton H. L. Baker LCS Virginia Forestry and Wildlife Programs Spee

Officials Now Certai n Soviet Knows Secret

President Truman announced they have evidence of a recent atomic explosion in the USSR. He urged international control of atomic energy and noted Russia may have developed the bomb. Cabinet officials and analysts discussed implications as allied experts study information exchange and uranium supplies. A separate item notes the unveiling of the Eugene Talmadge statue in Atlanta to be accepted by his son Governor Herman Talmadge.

Associated Press Washington Truman Russia White House United Nations United States United Kingdom Canada Jolie Sun Johnson Air Policy Commission Thomas K. Finletter David Bradley Atomic Medical Bradley Bikini U.S. Conference of Mayors Talmadge Atlanta Eugene Talmadge Georgia Ald Gene Herman Talmadge

Senate Approves Arms for Europe Victory in foreign policy

The Senate approved an overseas arms program 55 to 24, backing a $1.314 billion bill to rearm friendly nations. Nineteen Republicans joined 38 Democrats in support, while 10 Democrats and 14 Republicans opposed. One funding amount remains in doubt.

Associated Press Washington Senate Congress Mouse

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