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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
BADEN NOTES

Eddie Lee, Teddy Justice and
Benny Elkins were taking a sled
ride when the horse ran away
with them. Benny was taken t.
the hospital. The others boys
were not hurt so badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kendrick
and daughter from Black Noun
tain, N. c., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Kendrick.
A large crowd attended the
funeral of Mrs. leila Watson.
Mrs. Ethel Baker and son from
Wise were weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Letcher Mullins.
A few girls from Baden attend
ed Sunday School at Valley View.
The bus will take all who want
to go every Sunday at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cox are
going to take the two smallest
girls of Mrs. Robert Watson. Her
parents will care for the little
boy. Mr.. and Mrs. Bob SWindall
will take one of the small girls
and the two other girls and boy
will stay at home with their faith
ay.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
County Wide Revival
In Clinchco May 5

The Young Gospel Trio will di
rect the Dickinson County Re-
vival which gets underway in the
Clinchco High School gymnasium
Sunday, June 5, and will continue
nightly until Sunday, June It.
The huge gymnasium is being
transformed into a large taber-
nacle for the campaign and will
seat approximately 700 people.
Every church in Dickinson
County is being asked to COOPER
ate in this great effort. Each
night during the series of meet
ings a section will. be reserved
for the guest church" of the ev-
ening. Invitations have been sent
to the various churches specify
ing the evening this group will
be recognized.
Special nights will be observed
throughout the campaign, such as
Sunday School Night on Monday,
June 10, and Family Night on
Friday, June 10. Cottage prayer
services are in progress prepara-
tory to the opening of the revival
and interest is high.
Special music will be high
light of the meeting, featuring
the talents of the Trio as well a.;
local quartets and ensembles. The
Young Gospel Trio can be heard
each Saturday evening from s
to 6:45 over radio station VIVA
in Norton.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02

have been subjected to economic
and social reprisa1s for failure to
follow what he called the Byrd
party line" in politics.
1t isn't satisfactory answer.
Either Mr.. Miller has evidence
to support his charges or he
hasn't. If he has, he is under OBJ
legation to the people of Virginia
to present the facts. Failure to
present them will justify the sus
picion that he has none.
Fredericksburg Free Lance Star.
Colonel Miller replies by cit
ing four cases which he considers
to fall in the category of ''perse-
cution' at the hands of the Byrd
machine" but his Exhibits" were
not convincing and to us seemed
to be slim basis for his serious
charges. What has been preview-
ed as a sensational expose of pol
itica1 pressure turned out to be a
flop. His evidence just does not
support the indictment.
Richmond News-Leader. Col.
Miller may or may not lose sup
port by reason of his fumbling,
vague reply to the demand for
proof of the charge that the State
Democratic machine has made
reprisals on its adversaries and
on those who rebelled against it..
Perhaps the anti-machine candi
date did not need to convince vot
ers who share his dislike of the
machine, and perhaps, again, he
could not have convinced those
who support the organization. Be
that as it may, it cannot be good
politics to denounce, to promise
to cite chapter and verse, and
then to present no more specific
evidence than Mr.. Miller gave IN
his answer.
*'* X
Staunton News-Leader. That
candidate Francis Pickens Miller
committed a bad error in accus-
ing the Byrd organization of per
scouting those who didn't 60
along with it, seems to be the
consensus of press opinion. The
public appears to have been await
ing Col. Miller's reply to the
challenge of the Winchester Star
to name names, something Miller
has now refused to do. His accu-
sation thereby takes on the char
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
FI.EMINGTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r. Flem-
ing of Washington, D. c., were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Elem
ing and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bow
man over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Crit Mullins Wis
tied at the home of w. B. Stone
Sunday.
Miss Nell Fleming has been Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. w. E. Bow
man of Stratton.
Grady Fleming and family at
tended church en- Caney Ridge
Sunday.
Gerald Sykes is ready to build
his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Stewards
visited Mrs. Victor Fleming Sat-
urday.
Everyone in this section Is
busy hoeing corn at this time.
Janice Fleming has been on
the sick list but Is feeling better
now.
Mrs. Millie Sykes and daught-
err, Nina, were in Norton Satur-
day,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
JAMES DAMRON DIES
AFTER LINGERING
ILLNESS

James Damron, 88 years of age,
died at his home in Nora Thurs
day morning after a lingering
illness. He suffered a stroke
about a month ago from which
he never completely recovered.
He had been unwell for number
of years.
Mr.. Damron was native of
Pike County, KY, where he was
born on Aug. 5, 1860. He came to
the Nora section about so years
ago and had lived there since
that time. He was a logging con-
tractor by occupation While
able to work, he was an indus
trious man and was well liked BY
acquaintance. He was preceded
death II years ago by his wife
Emma Roberts Damron.
Burial was in the Martin grave
yard on Long Branch. Saturday.
Elders Sam Newsom, Compton,
Ted Rose and Ebert Stevens OF
the Primitive Baptist faith held
services at the funeral.
Surviving are the following
sons and daughters: Will Damron
of Nora, Mrs. Stella Little of No
ra, Bryan Damron of Nora, Ray
Damron of Stratton, Mrs. Pearl
Biggs, of Barley, w. Va, Margie
Damron of Nora, and Aubrey
Damron of West Virginia.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
MRS. RAKES HOSTESS TO
TARPON CLUB

Mrs. Wanda Rakes was hostess
to the Tarpon Home Demonstra-
ton meeting in May, with Is
members and two visitors pres
ent.
The meeting opened with hymn
singing, followed with devotional
by Nadine Beverly. During the
meeting, Mrs. Gladys Holbrook,
president of the Tarpon Club and
also county president, gave inter
esting highlights of the district
meeting in Lebanon.
Mrs. Skeen's discussion was on
Simple Home Refreshments and
she made various sandwich
spreads and designs and cookies
during the demonstration.
A bountiful plate Of sand
witches, pie and soft drinks were
served by the hostess, and it was
decided that the July hostess
would be Mrs, Dora BuThett.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
Miller'S Statment Is
Condemned By Press
paid Political Advertising)

Farncis Pickens Miller, candi-
date for the Democratic nominal
ton for Governor of Virginia, has
from the beginning of the cam
paign waged his fight almost en-
tirely upon the alleged Short
comings of the present Democrat
ic state administration. AS the
tempo of the campaign increases,
his allegations become more Vi
client.
He says, among many other
things, that 'there are many com
munities in Virginia where fear
prevents men from saying public
ly what they think and believe,
if they differ from the Byrd par
ty line and speak their mind. Re-
prisals take an infinite variety OF
FORMS" etc., etc.
Colonel Miller was challenged
by the Winchester Star to give
a bill of particulars, to name PEG
pie who have been prosecuted.
Col. Miller replied. He repeats
his charges, but refuses to name
names. Instead he says: ''That I
will not do" His excuse is that
to name those unknown would be
to subject them to further perse
cutions."
An overwhelming majority Of
the daily papers of the state do
not think much of the Colonels
reply. Following will be found
extracts from six leading dailies
commenting upon the lame reply
Colonel Miller made to the chal-
lenge to give particulars:
= X y:
Lynchburg NeWS-Colonel Mill
er has made charges that he will
not substantiate. He has spoken
of men and women who were
"persecuted', but refuses to tell
the people of Virginia who they
are.
Until and unless Colonel Miller
does name names and does offer
evidence he ought not to receive
the votes of Virginians who dc
not believe in smear tactics in 9
political campaign.
Il
, Charlottesville Progress (Mr
Miller's hometown paper)-The
statement issued by Francis Pier
ems Miller was something les:
than an adequate reply to the re-
quest for particulars in support
of his charges that Virginian
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
acter of libel for political pur-
poses.


Richmond Tines-Dispatch = 1t
would have been better if Mr..
Miller had refrained from MAX
ing these declarations in the first
place. Such serious allegations are
hardly apt to be accepted by in
dependent voters unless they are
backed up with something more
than generalities. Members of the
Byrd group will deny them in
toto, while all-out critics of the
Byrd machine will accept them
without substantiation. But to the
in-between voters it is apt to
seem a political error on Mr..
Miller's part for him to have
made these charges when he did
not intend to support them with
proof.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
RECEIVES DEGREE

Among those receiving degrees
from Emory and Henry College
this week is Jack Carpenter, son
of MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Carpenter
of Clinchco.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
NORLAND

(Too late for last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollie HaWyins
are the proud parents of new
Evening star., 1949-05-14

wha. can be done about shutting
OF the fellowship funds" Senate,
MeCarran. q committee member
said
Atomic Energy Commission
Chairman David Z Llienthal ha.
said loyalty checks Of students
would be costly and unnecessary.
The fellowships. he said. pay
only for preparing the student 70
enter a field covered by secrecy
II he goes 10 work for the COM
mission he must pass q security
test.
The commission's funds viii be
UP for consideration when an Ap-
propriations subcommittee opens
hearings Tuesday on the s7.loo.-
900. 900 independent offces money
bill. already approved By the
House. It includes $1,000 900 900
in cash and contract authority for
the commission.
The House Appropriations Com
mittee termed excessive" the
$23. .378. 900 earmarked for the fel-
lowship fund and suggested the
commission make "a substantial
reduction" in ALLEGATIONS for the
program.
Evening star., 1949-05-14
Driver Held Twice In Month
To Appeal Speeding Term

A motorist arrested twice in
less than month on speed
charges here today was appeal
ing a five-day sentence imposed
in the latest case,
Paul T. Lowry, 26. OF the $500
block OF. A street Sc. announced
he would appeal from Judge
Aubrey B. Fennells imposition Of
the jail term, plus a 500 fine.
Lowry was arrested on Rhode
Evening star., 1949-05-14

Island avenue NE. after be,rs
pursued into the Dtxtytct from
Maryland oy Mount EA,r,e.
police last Tuesday niSht On
GERS testified they Travelled si
speeds Up 20 es miles per hour
70 catch him.
Judge Fenneu commented TIA,
Lowrys record showed he for
feited $50 collateral or q eharge
OF speeding as 90 miles per hou.
here last month.
You didn't seem 70 learn q
lesson from that" :he Judge de-
clared
Testlty1ng in his own defense
the driver said he was going SUI
fciently slow tha; two stree,csr.
passed him shortly before his
arrest.
Evening star., 1949-05-14
Move Grows 10 Bar
Atom Board Funds 10
Educate Communists
sy ire Assoeie.sd Press

A move 70 stop Atomic Energy
Commission funds from being
used TO educate Communists In
higher science gained headway in
the Senate Appropriations Com
mittee today.
Senator Russell. Democrat. OF
Georgia. a committee member
told a reporter he will support
such a move If it IS made.
The Georgia Senator said he
agrees with Senator McCarran,
Democrat, Of Nevada and Sen
ator Hickenlooper, Republican. OF
Iowa that all eligible student,
ought TO be screened for loyalty
before any commission award Is
made.
It's a waste Of money TO train
people that you can't use after
they are trained" Senator Rus
sell declared.
Complete Probe Promised.
Meanwhile, Chairman Mcmahon
Of the Joint Congressional Atomic
Energy Committee promised that
his committee will hold AN open
and complete Investigation" Of the
Aces fellowship program at hear
ings beginning May %.
Hans Freistadt. a North Caro-
lima University student granted a
fellowship, has admitted he is a
Communist.
Unless the commission agrees
to screen these people we'll see
Evening star., 1949-05-14
Brownies Cafe Equipment
To Be Sold for Taxes

The equipment and furnishings
OF Brownies Restaurant. seized by
the District Tax Collector 20 "a t!s-
~ unpaid personal property taxes
amounting 70 tl.5os. will be sold
Evening star., 1949-05-14

Electrical ou.pu, IN the United
States inereases SIS t:res from
1909 20 Is4o.
Evening star., 1949-05-14
public aaet.o- =; Ioxz May

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IS
Tax Collector Guy Pearson saa-
the aals vii b handed by Adam,
A Wesehls- AZ Scr 81 the rwstau
rant, sic Twelfth street NV
Last month another D.stric; res.
Aurani. The Stables. vas closed
and Is equipment sclc .or ron
payment q taxes B-cwnies Res
taurans wAs psdlocked by the tar
collector or THURSDAY
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-24
2(us st. Souls, Mo,
3,ueia Is.

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Berlin. - 9llS oie 9u'iiCn I'M
NtGr3 1915 nnh Berlin famcn
bruhtcr lie nirht MN Die l;lGne filr
cine uclle oe!lticbc Jie9ierlrna nit.
lnnOern ollh l.eih Die W(onncr, OiC
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Sie flint heutithcn Stuutsicfrcturia.
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rem ibnen Elm pillfnnln,encr Sllls-
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nodh oieicm WilrIter Die 3crtrolpcr-
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nidt in Den Soimnel mudien, be-
idrinfte man iih pprerii hurouI
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Nms Sarreu, pa.
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ct. Haulns 8emcinoe

bat in ieiner letten Gcrlammllng
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SEM feiten Gntihhlb Elm smt an5lts
nebmen. Ole s(lten iino iiber5cugt,
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. 8or einigen @ohen bat Dr. y. ".
Jritib Elm Wub, rSbe Crime Of our
Mae". ner0ffentliht, tporii5er eine
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ricnn Yolicp IN tie Maflngr, unS
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ferns .Bearl Sarbor. Sbe Storr
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2meia 26.

slGen Mitglieoern sur geIGQigen
9tahridt, onB bie GcrIammlung an
Sumstug Ocn 8. Ge5embcr, 1870
llbr abcnoS i'm SohIe1bcim obgc6nis
ten miro. SSSn oieier Gcriommllng
perSen oie @eomten fir OoS So0r
1850 selpGblt. IS lit Eiliht jeoes
Utitgl.enes in bieier %erIommllrg
antpeien0 81 Iein. guh miro iiber bas
@eibnnhts -Trogronlm uno gtcll.
ialt3 .rbeno geiprohen iperoGt, luie
mir llns am beIten NIT ltnlerer so
mile ,nterbalten fonnen.
q. s. ginoer, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-24
Die keimze!Ie der neuen 0stregierung

nlnn lSurtCiCn li5cn'lcrt, Oercn ,Sllb=
rcr miilcnlolc Vreutllrcn bcl Smuets
'lnb. Sic yGlhcrparlumrnt hohcn
iihcrhoupt niG)ts mrhr I'll luOcn. llno
ielhit Der Nnushultspluu miro IN,
Nanicn lmo i'm cin3elncn Don Der
IplpictbDrioen Gcltld)cn 9Slrtii)uIts=
&pnmiillpn heltimnlt.
Ste Splpicts ,plllcu, noP lie hu.
nit fe,nc Tcleiilerlnu crmCfcn fnn-
nCn. Sic miiicn old1. oul, NicIe Elii=
ne auberhaIb Der bclltihen Grcnsen
ullcritortiten Otihtrouen pcocQncn
GO hIc;bt ihacn mlr EN- einiiNcs
0odnlttcl, n0rnIicb Den Hlpsuu ihrcl
EeioblnQ in 9!rsliht Il, itcllcn. Sas
lit SirlltlnN cher feline Gohrheit
Srpt rer Sltreoierlrnh troe Der 60:
mictiliellIn0 uno trnb Der rEolfs
pplisei" millicn lie nit )teGlt buror
'lpciIcln, Oh bos Experiment Dor
Suuer iciu ip;ro.
Sirber lit nGnlih lnter ollcl
llmltonocn m!r eincs: Del SuH 0e
gen Die SG1 lit lt1rfer al: ie. 9i'
! gepDlferlrnN Ger Slt,pne uber lpcli
| aus pc, oitIerscit. pob in Sclltih
lam cine Sit.ntlr. lie nGne allsie
ben lpie lie mill nitht Don Snllcr lcil
fam.
Ser lcbte Eolfsentlcbc,D bat fer
ncr NIT ohipluter Sitherbclt bel Del
nihtlosluliltlirhcn Eortelcn ncn Tin
terldico 5miihen Der iurteifilbrlm!
lnn Den Fnrtcimltulicberm hcraus
aeitellt. Sie Eorttinlitoilcncr iini
nunols pen Tornlen ibrer Niibrlml
niht Nclolot. unb tie lpcrDtn lbnel
ald bcute nich: foloen gSenn oil
, lolpictiiche geiabllnNsnnthl iebt oil
! Eurteifilhrer forlmpieren Mil, in
Dem lie ibnen Minilterieiicl ,lr Scr
filQlno ltellt 10 bleibt ap5ulporten
. pb Die 9NGmer. Die Neltfrn nod
Mablen fprO'.ten, bcllte itr politi
lhcs 6e'id)t pullcnbs perllcren.
Dtillipnen ptenihen ocl Slt,pn
luaen 9tein. Ser 9SiDcritano oicle
Wcnlcten lit BON Saa au Sau itGrfe
Neluprocn. Sie babcn om ei9cncl
Hcibe 0elp!irt. lppbin Die Hciic 0ebel
ioll. Sas GILT nidf nur iiir bic 9ln.
bdnger Der nidtipsialiltiiDen Eartei
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-24
2lus 6arY, JnHiana
3meis 40.

Sie regelntGbige Ser'ommlrng
bes 3tpeig 40 miro am s. Ge5ember
1 ltbr nohmitto9S i'm Sohienbcin
an Hooienelt lno II. Ctr. .obgcbcl-
ten. Sm &omitee Goffce ,mb SUDDEN
su ieroieren iino: Margaret GarI.
ion, @ettp Gloube, s(nno Sru5in, E.
ManbeI, sbcreia sIrol Giditittcr
MatiIoa 9fotb, Gotb. rsungbcim, &
Sernanoer, Morgoret Carlton lit Oie
GorIteberil1 om &on1itcc.
@erte ShlpeItern ibr ieio oae bcr5-
Iid) gebeten in NicIe &criornml,,ng 5ll
fonnen rno nGblt crd) tiid3tige Sc.
omtinnen bes ;3ipeig 40. gteDnt eud,
oie'en Sog frei 1tno c5 miro eudI
tidt gereuen. gllio nid)t bcrGeilcn
ben 8, 9e5enrber, / ll1r uod)mittog5
lit @comtenlpaDI.
SSSm &runfenfomitee iinO: Cara
&enri6 uno slnna @cnrih. sSir
baben cine fronfe ShpcIter, Sclen
@ersmann. SaS Gronfcnfomitce i'll
gebeten oicic Shmcitcr 81 beluhcn.
Gs i6enften einige SbipcItcrn
Grciie 5um @eIten bes Gercin3: 81.
SdiQer, 4rna Gif, Got6. GroB lmo
Morio @inber.
Cara SIIon, Scfr.