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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1945

Page

13

War Crime Trials Urged with Allied Court Plan

The United Nations War Crimes Commission discussed moving from material collection to action. Lord Wright announced inter allied courts could be formed by treaty to handle trials outside existing military or national courts. The commission prepared to publish about 800 German names with 185 suspects, though Goering remains the sole name publicly released.

United War Crimes Commission United H. B. Kent Lord Wright United Nations Far East Reichmarshal Hermann Goering Commission

Seek Enlistment of Pfc C E Clark and Others

Marshall Johning Carper of Edgewood Road Bluefield and Rae Addison of McDowell joined a Navy enlistment process via the local recruiting station as L R Black announced yesterday at the recruiter's office.

Marshall Johning Carper Edgewood Road Bluefield Iy Rae Addison McDowell U. S. Navy Navy L. R. Black Torecruiter Yester

Governor Proclaims Shut-ins Day in West Virginia

Governor Meadows signed proclamations urging West Virginians to observe Shut-ins Day on the first Sunday in June. Citizens are asked to remember veterans and civilians deprived of normal joys by visiting writing or other means to show support.

Charleston Meadows West

Area service men news brief highlights local and overseas

Mr and Mrs W B Walk of this city report their son Kyle W Walk has reached staff sergeant in the signal corps now in Athens Greece with prior service in North Africa Italy France and Corsica earning three battle stars He was overseas since September 1943 and previously worked for the National Electrical Company Advanced Ninth Force Service Command in Germany announces Lt John M Bence Bluefield has earned the Meritorious Service Medal for outstanding devotion to duty and exceptional tasks His mother Mrs A S Studebaker of Bluefield notes Studebaker has two bronze campaign stars overseas in Europe since October 1943 and has served in six theaters Rose G C of Jaeger W Va reports son 22 year old Sgt Rose promoted to staff sergeant in Italy with the 459th Bombardment Group He has flown 242 combat missions and earned the Air Medal and Oak Leaf Cluster along with three European-African-Middle Eastern campaign stars Sgt Clarence H Yost of Courtland Army Air Field Don De-Sar Fla has been reassigned after discharge from the Convalescent Hospital and is a veteran gunner on an A-20 in the European Theater.

W. B. Walk Kyle W. Walk Signal Corps Athens Greece Walk North Africa Italy France Corsica National Electrical Company Ninth Force Service Command TT Germany Ninth Air Force Ordnance Com John M. Bence Bluefield England Europe Minor C. Wood Studebaker Raf Rose G. C. Rose Jaeger W. Va Geant Rose 459Th H. K. Mooney New Yyemo ST. Petersburg Fla Clarence H. Yost Virginia E. Yost Courtland Army Air Field Courtland Ala Army Air Forces Convalescent Hospital Don De-Sar St.ee Fia Richard E. Elvins Yost

Air Medal Recipient Recovers at RAF Convalescent Hospital

The wearer of the Air Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters is recuperating from operational fatigue at the RAF convalescent hospital here.

RAF

Better Quality Gas May Be Available Soon

Dr. Robert E. Wilson of Standard Oil told stockholders at the annual meeting in Whiting Indiana that civilians can expect better quality gasoline soon but little prospect for increased civilian rations until after Japan's defeat. He said the government will likely release more tetraethyl lead and other constituents to raise gasoline quality.

Whiting Ind Robert E. Wilson Board of Standard Oil Company Better Indiana Japan Wilson

Supervisor A J Gibson to attend aviation education conference

A J Gibson state high school supervisor will represent the West Virginia Education department at an eleven state conference in Gatlinburg Tennessee on aviation education June 5 to 8. The meeting was arranged by Tennessee agencies with cooperation.

Charleston W. Va A. J. Gibson West Virginia Education Department Gatlinburg Tenn Tennessee

Aviation program study to reorganize peacetime lines

From Tennessee Gibson will attend a meeting of the No Schecke Association of Secondary Schools as part of a plan by the American Council on Education to assess current aviation programs in public schools and realign them toward peacetime purposes.

American Council On Education Tennessee Gibson No Schecke Association of Secondary Schools

WFA Offers Loans On 1945 Wheat Crop

The War Food Administration announced loan offers for the 1945 crop of wheat at an average rate of $1.38 per bushel nationwide. Loans will cover grain stored on farms or in terminal markets and apply to suitable storage facilities. Price details include Number one red winter at Chicago and Baltimore at $1.70.

Washington War Food Administration Chicago Baltimore

Eighth Air Force To Add B-29 Superfortresses

General H H Arnold announced that the Eighth Air Force will add B 29 Superfortresses to its units. The move places three B 29 formations with Doolittle's 6th Air Force already operating Liberators and fighters, linking Europe based units to Pacific theater operations.

Eighth Air Force Washington Sth Air Force Dership Dames i. Donte H. H. Arnold Army Air Force Arnold Doolittle Tokyo 6Th Air Force War Department 8Th Air Force Germany Europe Pacific

Veteran Ends Life in Pineville by Dynamite Detonator

Dallas Thomas a 53 year old World War I veteran ended his life in Pineville West Virginia by placing a dynamite charge in his clothing and wiring a detonator to a battery Magistrate Arnold Cline reported He is survived by his widow and six children.

Pineville W. Va Dallas Thomas Arnold Cline Thomas

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