Jury Trials Begin in U S Court Here
The trial of Roy Furrow Jr and Tony Jackson in Raleigh County on conspiracy to violate the liquor tax act began in U S district court with a new 28 jurors impaneled. Opening arguments were held as witnesses for both sides testified and plea changes were requested or deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rodney Furrow, Jr
Raleigh County
Moore
Tony William Jackson
Sullivan
U. S. District Court
Southern District of
West Virginia
Te ¢ Ben Moore Ee
Farrow
Jackson
Milton Ferguson
U. S
Mattiee
Minnie Terry Edwards
Gibson
Henry C. Williams
Minnie Gibson
Luther Mack Threatt
Lester Grove
Purrow
Zelia
Sherman Burnett
Roy Hodges
Dorothy Furrow
Roy Purrow, Jr
Mary Osenbaugh
Tony Jackson
George Norman Lea
Welch
Joseph Frank Garner
Algoma
Federal
Atlanta
Bluefield
Norfolk and Western Railway
Garner
Northfork
McDowell County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Conley McGlothlin
Rubin Burrows
Burrows
Frank Martin
Putnam County
Norney General
Greenway
Harvey Cline
Mazie Cline
Isaban
Paul
Monroe Cline
President to Sign Bill Extending Price Stabilization Act
President Roosevelt said he will approve the bill extending the life of the price and stabilization acts and sign it Saturday, placing it in effect July 1, the current law’s expiration date. He noted he would issue a statement then while avoiding details of the passed amendments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Daily Doings Of Area Men In U. S. Service
A/ Prank David Lindamood arrived at the U. S. naval training station Great Lakes Illinois. Pfe John Hancock Camp Hale Colorado and Sgt Ed Hancock Boca Ratonfield Florida are visiting their mother Mrs C B Hancock 1924 Vineyard street this city. Set George W Carter Jr son of Mr and Mrs George W Carter Sr Pocahontas Virginia is on a ground maintenance crew that prepared the B 2 Liberator Hell Cat for take off missions to support the first landing operations in Frances on June 4 D Day. Set Howard H Hare 219 Lynn street this city has been awarded a second bronze oak leaf cluster in lieu of an additional Air Medal on June 8 1944 by Lieutenant General Millard F Har
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Pfe
John Hancock
Camp Hale
Colo
Sgt
Ed Hancock
Boca Ratonfield
Pla
C. B. Hancock
Vineyard Street
This City
George W. Carter, Jr
George W. Carter, Sr
Pocahontas
Frances
Howard H. Hare
Lynn Street
Millard F. Har
Military honors and transfers highlight World War II service
John T. Knee of Matewan earned recognition in the China Burma India air service command under General Hanley for duty and diligence. Other soldiers promoted or transferred include Pvt Claude White, Pvt Clarence Gearhart, and Pvt Neon Brown moving to Fort Bliss. Sat Zuchick, son of Mrs. Anna Zuchick, was commended by Brig Gen Wood for his initiative at a formation marking the wing's first anniversary. Pearl Harbor boosted Girl Scout membership by 28 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Knee
Matewan
China-Burma- India Air Service Command
Thomas J. Hanley
Beaver High School
Claude 8. White
Prington
Clarence O. Gearhart
Bluefield
Neon Brown
Ta, Va
Fort Benjamin
Ind
Fort Bliss
Texas
Steave Zuchick
Anna Zuchick
Vivian
Jeas M. C. Woodue
En Eighth Aaf
Sat. Zuchick
Lewis Installed As Bluefield Rotary Head
J. M. B. Lewis Jr was installed as president of the Bluefield Rotary Club for the year starting July 1 at a luncheon at the West Virginian hotel. P Gills of Appalachian Electric Power Co spoke on Killowatts Go To War and noted Glen Lyn Virginia power plant expansion increasing output 125 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. B. Lewis, Jr
Bluefield Rotary Club
West Virginian Hotel
P. Gills
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Killowatts
United States
Glen Lyn
Mercer County
Julius Hall
F.S. Armistead
Rotary
Guy £. McNeil
Bristol
Tenn
B. Purdum
Bikins
Hugh Cassell
Richer Va
E. B. Lyford
New York
William de Rhoads
Cpl
EU— Backus
Army
Rotheray
Bill Han
George and Farmer King King George I of England
The fragment references King George I of England and a nickname Farmer King. It lacks a complete narrative, offering only a partial note on monarchic identity without a defined event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
King George I of
England
Farmer George Proposes Hyde Park Turnip Growing Plan
A figure nicknamed Farmer George advocates using Hyde Park for growing turnips, arguing the park should serve agricultural use. The remark highlights debate over urban land use and urban farming prospects.
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George
Hyde Park
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U.S
Redford Morgan
Woodrow Pendleton
Justin Sackett
William T. Morris
Elio Pais
H. M. Houck
B. H. Jenkins
Paul Mitchell
J. H. Carter
B. P. Bird
Edgar Rose
C. A. Shockey
Yesterdaycay
Pete W. Johnson
Rag Lee Wright
William Simpson
C. BE. Simones
William Ross Crenshaw
William R. Harman
Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Company
Postal Life Building
Kansas City
Postal
David Lindamood
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Man
South Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Jim
Salerno
Wac
Wacs
Women’s Army Corps
Women's Army Corps
U. S. Army
Adjutant General
U.S. Army Recruiting and Induction Section
Munitions Building
D.C
Lewis
Bluefield Rotary
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Montgomery Ward
Lawford
Ben Pearson
Archery
S.A.E
Hawthorne
Kwik
Riverside First Quality
Wards Riversides
Federal St
Dial
Cés
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