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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1944

Page

11

Army Tightens Controls On Discharge of Athletes

Washington reports the War Department will require special examination for all discharges of able bodied prominent figures including athletes stage screen and radio stars. The new policy effective Nov 29 limits releases to those essential to national health or safety and may affect sports and entertainment figures returning to service. Navy officials denied any similar policy.

Washington Vunicies War Department Navy Department Snd

Chisox Trade Webb for Orono as Tigers Deal Looms

New York dispatch reports the Chicago White Sox traded shortstop Skeeter Webb to Detroit for utility infielder Joe Orono. Webb batted .231 in 129 games last season while Orono hit .201 in 46 games and filled in at shortstop and first base. Negotiations continue with Cleveland over an outfielder, with names like Cris Mockett and Guy Cartwright mentioned. Jim Bagby and Bill Dietrich reportedly no longer involved.

Chisox Orenge Webb Tigers New York James Skeeter) Webb Chicago White Sox Detroit Joe Orono Orengn Andy York White Sox Cleveland Cris Mockett Guy Cartwright Jim Bagby Bil Dietrich

Committee Named For Baseball’s Future In City Meeting

In St Louis the committee naming ten men to shape baseball’s future includes Alva Cradley from Cleveland and Thomas A Yawkey of Hastings with Secretaries Jack A Zeller Detroit and Joseph Slostetler Cleveland. The original agreement ended yesterday marking a shift in governance as a new commissioner may arise from the state committee. Off the record, league chiefs predict permission for clubs to decide their own night game plans, potentially sustaining after dark action in St Louis and Washington with possible Saturday nights dropped by the Senators.

St. Louis Alva Cradley Cleveland Thomas A. Yawkey Haston Jack A. Zeller Detroit Joseph Slostetler League Leslie M. O’connor St Louis Washington Senators

Norbert Sold to Seattle Pacific Coast League Club

Seattle club of the Pacific Coast league purchased Norbert from Milwaukee of the American Association in a straight cash deal. The transfer was completed today and moves Norbert to Seattle for the upcoming season.

Norbert Seattle New York Ted Norbert Seattle Club Milwaukee American Assoc

Deer Kill Likely Tops 1944 Record Across Counties

State Game Technician W R De Garmo predicted last night that the 1944 deer kill would likely match or exceed the 1827 buck record. Official tallies show about 630 kills with many counties still reporting. Incomplete reports include Wyoming Preston Tucker Pocahontas and Lewis while Mercer Raleigh Summers totals already listed.

W. R. DeGarmo The Conservation Commission DeGarmo Greenbrier Webster Taylor Mineral Barbour Hampshire Moron Morgan McDowell Pendleton Randolph Preston County Dee Farmo Sted Mononpalia Mercer Raleigh Summers Wyoming Preston Tucker Pocahontas Lewis

Snow Delays City Garbage Pickup After Staffing Shortage

The sanitation department, already short staffed, faces a heavy snowfall that prevents trucks from reaching homes. Superintendent Roscoe Peters says street department support is sought to help crews catch up once roads are cleared.

Santas On Roscoe Peters Peters

Marshall Cage Tour Delayed by Blizzard

Marshall College basketball barnstorming tour opener against Salem College in Clarksburg was postponed due to a crippling blizzard. Coach Cam Menderson said the team will press on and travel to Fairmont State tomorrow for a game, with a Wegame schedule listing Long Island University, Penn State, Bucknell, and Yale as future opponents.

Nuntington Dee Marshall College Salem College Clarksourg Cam Menderson Marsall Fairmont Fairmont State

Dry Cleaners Ordered to Post Maximum Prices by June 1 1995

The Office of Price Administration announced that dry cleaning and pressing establishments nationwide must post their maximum prices for 12 listed services by June 1 1995. If an item is not offered the poster should note that. Existing price retention and local filing rules remain, and adjustments by OPA may affect posting requirements.

Office of Price Administration OPA

Snowbound West Virginia Struggles With Record Storm

Snow continued across West Virginia with 8 to several feet in mountains. Be clayed towns like Beckley Parsons Clarksburg and Fairmont faced power outages, school cancellations, and disrupted travel as lines crews restore service and roads remain treacherous.

Atlantic Greyhound Beckley Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co West Virginia A. L. Crimmins State C. & 2 West Virgina Wyoming County Tucker County Thomas Parsons Clarksburg Charkaburi Westoy Clarkae Burhe Fairmont Amenongahelas West Penn Service Co Elevanworn Trom Chirksburg West Virginis F Ure Jorday Fabremont Boty Stroissliys Inter

West Virginia Road Conditions Report Warns Of Closures And Hazards

Road commission warns motorists on state highways amid closures and hazards across multiple districts. U S 119 in Taylor County and U S 250 in Front Point Town South closed. many routes in Clarksburg, Northern Panhandle, Princeton, Lewisburg and Huntington districts impassable or hazardous. U S 219 closed in Tucker County north of Lustonsville. Allegheny Highlands routes to Virginia closed.

Nitro Tyler Mountain Road Commission West Virginia State Road Commission U.S. 119 Taylor County U.S. 250 Tyler County New Martuinvile New Cumberland Parkersburg Wheeling Commismant Princeton Raleigh McDowell Mercur Wyoming U.S. 2d West Virginia Lewisburg Huntington Commission Tucker County Randolph County Lustonsville Alleghany Habit Mountains Virginia

War Manpower Week launched in Charleston region IV

General Warns continues from page one as region IV leaders and officials mark War Manpower Week in Charleston. Henry E. Treide of Baltimore and Washington honors the local office manager C. P. Renick for placing workers in war plants. Treide praises the USES for employing over 2,000,000 workers in three years and notes the drive to sustain output at 25,000 jobs weekly while several plants, including some in West Virginia, lag on crucial war production lines.

Charles-tony C. P. Renick Henry E. Treide Baltimore Washington War Manpower Commission Region IV W. A Given Apo West Virginia

Senate approves vast rivers and harbors bill in stalemate

The Senate backed an expansive rivers and harbors measure amid two weeks of rancorous debate over the St Lawrence seaway. Costs ranged from 20 to 400 million dollars, with key authorizations for hydro power and reclamation. The bill moves to a House-Senate conference to resolve differences while funding programs across multiple states.

Senate Hall Army Engineers St. Lawrence Seaway St. Lawrence House Snake River Ore Ind Idaho Ala Indiana Harbor Canal

Civilian Workers and Defense Forces Remain Loyal

Civilians told that workers in essential industries and civil defense forces must stay. Tokyo reports show intensified measures as Saipan and Tokyo raids continue. The capital, bombed earlier in 1942, faced ongoing Superfortress attacks from Saipan since November, with Tokyo seeking to keep the Diet functioning.

Ocean James H. Doolittle Saipan Japan Marianas U. S Tokyo

Snowstorm Death Toll Rises Across States and Canada

The blizzard lingered from New York to New England as freezing rain and heavy snowfall disrupted travel. In Canada, Toronto and Hamilton endured record 21 inch accumulations, with multiple deaths and a streetcar crash near downtown Toronto injuring about 40 people.

New York City New England Atlantic Canada Toronto Hamilton New York Central New York Chicago Arkansas Colorado Indiana Town Kansas Michigan Missouri Nebraska Olio Pennsylvane

Dr Adams to Address Valley Dental Society Dinner

Dr Cecil R Adams will address the Kanawha Valley Dental Society at six this evening at the Daniel Boone hotel. The program includes a short history of Dr Wells, discoverer of anesthesia, and notes the anniversary celebrated nationally this week.

Adams Valley Dental Society Cecil R. Adams Kanawha Valley Dental Society Parm Daniel Boone Hotel Wells

Senate hearing on postwar aims and UN plans continues

The article notes Senate inquiries into the administration’s postwar program including a proposed United Nations capable of enforcing peace, expansion of foreign trade, and promotion of free democratic institutions. Stettinius seeks Senate endorsement with six aides. questions touch on European and Far East policy and developments in Italy and Greece. Also covered are a “Hanging of the Green” ceremony at the YWCA and two youths leaving for Marine basic training at Parris Island.

United Na+ Hong United Nations Stettinius Senate Sen. Guffey D.pa Britain European Far East Cordell Hut

U S Engineer Office Honors Seven Long‑Serving Staff

The U S engineer office Huntington district presented 25 year service emblems and citations for faithful performance to seven employees at a meeting of about 300 district staff. Recipients included Vincent Costeild of 412 Price St and Carrie Adams Catlettsburg Ky along with John E Carpenter Matthew W Binner Forrest D Moore Harry N Robinson and Mary R Thomas of Huntington.

U.S Vincent Costeild Price St Huntington Lir Herry Pockras Ware

Professional Engineers Will Meet Friday Night in Charleston

The Kanawha hotel hosts the Charleston chapter of the West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers for a Friday program featuring the film Oil for Tomorrow. The event will install newly elected officers and discuss the 1945 program during the business session.

Interstate’ Ol] Compact Commission Charleston Society of Professional Engineers Kanawha

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