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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1946
Page
13
A reader mailbag from the Teen Topics column opens with Lois Leeds letters from teens and mothers seeking fashion and beauty guidance. topics include black dresses for blond teens, creams for dry skin, permanent waves, and weekend social attire advice. The page previews teen style ideas and cosmetic tips amid reader questions.
In Uniform Ffe James M Price son of Mr and Mrs Price of Grant St is permanently stationed in Tokyo Japan He serves as the official chauffeur for General Chase of the 1st Cavalry division.
Veterans in West Virginia may assign terminal leave bonds to the VA as payment on National Service life insurance or U S government life insurance. They must obtain Form 1625 and send it with the bond to the VA Insurance Service, Branch 4, Richmond 2, Virginia for NSL payments, or to Washington 25, D C for U S government insurance. VA representatives can provide detailed guidance on bond use.
West Virginia University vacation begins December 21 and extends to January 3. Many students, part of a record enrollment, will first have a chance to go home since September. Final exams are January 18 to 25, with second semester registration January 28 and 29. Transportation planned extra service to handle holiday travel, including charter buses and a special train from Morgantown to Charleston.
The Veterans Administration regional office in Huntington opens a mental hygiene clinic led by Dr. Edward F. Reaser with Dr. Leo F. Steindler announcing the initiative. The clinic aims to treat nervous disorders in veterans across West Virginia, using education and re‑education, with graduate physicians and a team of psychologists and social service workers.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. unveils a board of directors reshuffle detailing new vice presidents and duties. William J. McManus becomes vice president public relations, William H. Trapnell takes vice president personnel relations, Robert W. Michie named vice president revenues, John A. Remen as vice president, and Robert C. McCann to lead current operations.
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