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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1941

Page

2

Rail Express Strike Threat Looms Over Wage Demands

George M. Harrison president of the AFL Brotherhood warned a strike against Railway Express Agency may be necessary if wage demands are not met. Union members back a strike to enforce settlement after the agency refused to accept the president's fact finding board recommendations. Harrison planned to call L. G. Head to deliver an ultimatum as the board had urged a 10 cent hourly increase for 42 000 express workers.

George M. Harrison AFL Brotherhood of Railway and Steamshie Railway Express Harrison Railway Express Agency L. G. Head Railway Express Agentcy New York

Mrs. Holcombe Named Nurses Aide Chairman

Mrs. Homer A. Holt announced the appointment of Mrs. W. Eugene Holcombe as chairman of the Charleston Red Cross chapter nurses aide corps. Aides must commit 150 hours yearly and receive an 80 hour Red Cross sponsored training course as the chapter aims to enroll over 100 women ages 18 to 50 to help offset nurse shortages nationwide.

W. Eugene Holcombe Charleston Office of Civilian Defense

Mexico Allows Troop Movements Through U S Territory

Washington dispatch reports the United States authorizes Mexican troops to transit U S soil from Nogales Arizona to Tia Juana, Lower California. The movement could begin December 10, with a sizable force involved as defense of the California frontier is reinforced.

Washington U. S Mexico Lower California State Department Nogales Ariz Tia Juana Lower Calif San Diego

Happy Chandler Told To Keep Senate Post

The War Department notified Senator Happy Chandler of Kentucky that he should remain in the Senate rather than join the Army. Chandler volunteered yesterday, holds a reserve commission, and is a veteran. General Marshall's office said he would be more valuable in the Senate, where he serves on the Military Affairs Committee.

War Department J A. B Chandler Kentucky Senate Army George ©. Marshall

Mickey Rooney to wed Carolina girl soon in Hollywood

Mrs J B Gardner of Rock Ridge North Carolina said her daughter Ava will marry film star Mickey Rooney in Hollywood soon. Gardner will attend the wedding. Ava Rooney has been in Hollywood months under an MGM contract and Rooney confirmed the engagement.

Return orders for Staff Sergeant Ben G. Hiner

Staff Sergeant Ben G. Hiner of Charleston received orders to return immediately to Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Texas. He had been on a 16 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs E F Hiner of 1001 Locust road and left his post December 3.

Ben G. Hiner Charleston Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Tex

USO Building Near Completion at Kelly Field

The new USO building on Kelly Field is nearly finished and slated for completion by Sunday, December 21, with dedication planned. Maj. Frank W. Salfidgere notes utilities installed and final finish work and landscaping remaining, as Kuhn Construction completes both this site and the South Charleston project. The facility will serve defense area recreation needs and later host municipal recreation activities, offering a theater, showers, canteen, dance floor, and indoor sports.

USO Kelly, Field Frank W. Salfidgere Zone Construction Quartermaster Kuhn Construction Company South Charleston E. H. Morris R. M. Mallory Anna

Red Cross Seeks Volunteers In Charleston Area

South Charleston groups resume sewing for Navy today from 10 a m to 4 p m and Thursday at the South Charleston Woman's club, volunteers urged to knit sweaters socks and caps. Red Cross production chairman Mrs Roy H Arthur lists contact numbers 42 333 and 4 855. Evening workers met at the First Presbyterian Church production center. A long list of members attended and community groups met for Christmas program planning at multiple local clubs and churches.

Ivan B. McBride South Charleston Surgical Dressings Groups South Charleston Woman's Club Navy Roy H. ‘Arthur Red Cross First Presbyterian Church Mesdames A. J. Donoghue J. H. Medley T. J. Rosic Thomas Fisher Lois Knauss Frank Henry Gus Larmoyeux Merta Willliamson Herbert Beddow Mound Garden Club J. Paul Rusk London ‘Heights Stanley Cavendish Jerry Baker Kenneth Bowyer Thomas Martin George Delforge H. S. Kyle Louis Cablish W. G. Glean R. H. Dunn South Charleston Fred Miller Frank Carter C. S. Thacker B. T. Dudding A. E. Raspilierie W. B. Cooke H. O. Snyder J. O. Jarvis C.H. Gordon Hamill G. H. Law, Doughty Fenell Anderson Schaffner Russell Foglesong Annie Laurie Leonard John Henry Purse Massey Circle Audrey Thomas L. C. Swacker Ninth Avenue F. A. Dandois Nancy Burtnett A. 5S. Powers Stanton Avenue Woman's Society of Christian Service St. Paul's Methodist Church E. H. Morris L. A. Heron J. Marion Bailey Spring Hill

Judge Moore Studies Plea of Axis Citizens

Federal Judge Ben Moore said he has not yet decided on admitting Germans and Italians to citizenship. Fifty six petitioners, including Italians and Germans, are set for preliminary examinations today and tomorrow and to appear before the jurist Friday morning. Federal Judge William C. Coleman denied yesterday in Baltimore.

Ben Moore William C. Coleman Baltimore

War rhetoric targets Germans and Italians in citizenship ban

The speech denounces Germans and Italians with “until further notice” citizenship suspension while labeling Japan as a puppet ally and declaring total war against the trio. The piece cites home-front measures and wartime propaganda amid public health and consumer ad blurbs.

Japan Germany Italy U. S

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