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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1944

Page

2

Three Way Talks Signal Armistice for Hungary

The United States Britain and Russia prepare to deal with provisional Hungarian leader Col Bela Miklos as talks toward an armistice accelerate. Miklos fled Budapest after Nazi occupation and may see Hungarian troops switch sides once armistice terms are formalized in Moscow.

Washington United States Britain Russia Bela Mikos Miklos Nazia Hungary Budapest Med Moscow

Ward's Seizure Sparks Injunction Bid Amid Army Action

The seizure provoked a bid for an injunction to restrain interference with army operations and to seek a declaratory judgment on presidential seizure powers. Ward's faces $3 million claimed due under the order, with back pay estimated at $2.6 million by CIO union leaders. Strikes in Chicago Detroit and Kansas City were affected as troops moved in to operate plants. Avery fled his office as Gen Byron arrived, while legal and union actions continued around the government seizure of Ward's and Hummer Manufacturing Co. facilities in May.

Ward's Harald Smith Ward WLB Samuel Wolchack CIO United Whalesafe Chicago Detroit Kansas City Henry B. Anderson Chicago Union Morrow Ybor WLA Byron Avery Newamen Gen Department of Commerce National Labor Relations Board Hummer Manufacturing Co Springfield Testil

Mindoro Island Air Operations Extend Japanese Losses

Mindoro Island report continues from Page 1 detailing raids against enemy warehouses at Zamboanka and three days of bombing around Manila precision airfield targets. The tally shows 144 Japanese aircraft knocked out in the area to date.

Mindoro Island Zamboan+ ka Manila

South Charleston OKs Sunny Side annexation after protest

Judge Howard J. Klostermeyer approved South Charleston’s Sunny Side addition annexation. Five of 11 residents protested tax increases as the main objection, but the court found the objection not substantial. The ruling noted services and paving boundaries as factors in the decision.

Sunny Side South Charleston Howard J. Klostermeyer London Oinner Klostermeyer Shulge Klostermoser Rock Lake Village

Air Blows Sap continued action over Cologne rail yards

American air forces pounded rail traffic routes at Cologne and br idges near Neunkirchen, Kaiserslautern, Coblentz, and Bonn. U.S. troops conducted six straight missions while targeting German air power and oil facilities in Czechoslovakia and Austria, with prior raid on Austrian plants by 500 Fortresses.

Cologne von Rund- Aledt Neunkirchen Sqarbrucken Kaischlautern Cobleng Bonn U.S Miers Czechoslovakia Brenner Pass

Miner Seriously Injured In Private Coal Mine Fall

Samuel R. Holcomb of Sizemores was seriously injured yesterday when trapped in a state fall while digging coal in a private mine near his home. He was trapped for three hours before a passerby found him and he was taken to Lalra Memorial hospital in Montgomery where doctors reported a severe back injury.

Samuel R. Holcomb Sizemores Lalra Memorial Hospital Montgomery

Germans Drive Back in Allied Counteroffensive Near Liege

Allied reports say German forces along the Liege front were halted after eight hours with little gain. Rundstedt may withdraw armor toward the center of the bulge while gaps form near Namur and Grandmenil. American and French units scored gains across the Sure and Clerve rivers, recaptured Liefrance, and pushed toward the Luxembourg border as German patrols retreat and bridges are destroyed.

Liege Stavelot Nastogne Normandy Luxembourg Germany Our River von Rundstedt Rundstedt von Mundstedt Eisenhower Tih Volkstein Yalsain Antwerp Grandmeil Manhay Marche Grandmenit Cincy Noutheast Meuse Namur Hineman Celles Beauralng Belgium Nie Sure Cleré Eizenhower Liefrance Martelange Beaufort Irontier’ A Echiernach Holland Beligium Iiront U.S 7Th Army Palatinate Alsace Vosges Colmar

Churchill Consents Continued From Page 1

War scene reports describe devastation with rubble filled streets, damaged drainage and water mains, and thousands homeless. British sources note Gen Napoleon Zervas leading EDES guerrillas in a rear-guard fight against ELAS near Preveza, with heavy losses to Zervas’s force.

Epirus Napoleon Zervas Preveza Zervas

WMC names regional field rep for war manpower

Jack S. Donnachic Geldarsitant is appointed regional WMC field representative with headquarters in Washington, announced yesterday by State WMC Director Andrew Edmiston after a year of service in the area.

WMC Jacks. Donnachic Geldarsitant War Manpower Commission WNC Washington Andrew Edmiston

West Virginia Foresters Back Reforestation Plan

Acting State Forester D B Bonebrake said surveys of four large timber tracts in West Virginia were completed by the conservation commission and U S forestry officials. The study, at Humber companies request, aims to curb depletion of timber reserves and shift away from cut out and get out methods through educational demonstrations promoting proper cutting and long term growth.

Uncle Sam Ste Une D. B. Bonebrake Conservation Commission U. S. Forestry West Virginia West Virsinka Bonebrake Humber

U S Casualties and State Charters Reported in Charleston

The report lists U S casualties with totals for killed wounded and prisoners of war, noting shifts in classifications. Separately three Charleston concerns obtained charters from the secretary of state including Forest Hills Co real estate and Asbestos and Insulating Co with Charleston incorporators, plus Gravely New England Inc involving equipment and machinery and St Albans and Dunbar principals.

Charleston Forest Hills Co. Real Estate Parcalve E. H. Venable R. M. Venable W. H. Erwin, Jr Asbestos and Insulating Co E. F. Jones I. P. Porter A. W. Flourney Gravely , New England, Inc Lquipment,and Machinery SIM B. Ray Hall Sibyl Hall St. Albans Kenneth Thomas Dunbar

Custodian Resigns at Municipal Auditorium

Mayor Dawron announced that Walter Oales of S111 Dickinson Street resigned as custodian of the municipal auditorium yesterday. The post is to be temporarily filled by Arthur Anderton, city building superintendent.

Custosian Walter Oales Dickinson St Dawron Arthur Anderton

Beckley Names Acting City Attorney to Replace Ashworth

Beckley city council appoints K. D. Bowers as acting city attorney to succeed Ben H. Ashworth who leaves to become circuit judge on March 1. Ashworth departs after Robert Ashworth served prior to his navy stint. Governor-Elect Clarence Meadwa is mentioned as successor in the incumbency chain.

Wew Beckley K. D. Bowers Ben H. Ashworth Bowers Robert Aashworth Ben Ashworth Clarence W. Meadawa

Rabies Quarantine Enforced in Tyler County Districts

State Veterinarian T C Green announced yesterday a positive rabies case leading to a 120 day dog quarantine in Centerville McHiray and Elsworth districts of Tyler County.

T. C. Green Centerville McHiray Elsworth Tyler County

Five Charleston Hospitals Earn ACS Approval in 1944

Five Charleston hospitals, including Charleston General Kanawha Valley McMillan Mountain State Memorial and St Francis, received full and provisional approval from the American College of Surgeons after an annual survey. The listing covers 25 bed hospitals meeting minimum care standards. The ACS, representing about 14 000 surgeons in the U S Canada and abroad, conducts extensive annual work to improve hospital service.

Charleston American College of Surgeons Malcolm T. MacEachern Charleston General Kanawha Valley McMillan Mountain State Memorial St. Francis U.S Canada

Nazis Recover y Continued From Page yy

Allied reports describe German forces pressing with determination after a three day period of clear weather. Air units flew over 4000 sorties in the invasion’s heaviest activity since Southern France operations. Allied lines yielded a slight withdrawal and the surrender of Barga amid fierce ground and air resistance, with American units at least a mile north.

Barga Ane Castelntinve Gallicano France Barga Sind

Frontline push shifts near Bologna and Ravenna

In the Tyrrhenian theater the Sich army front sees bitter fighting as Sazle activity spikes near Monte Sole 12 miles south of Bologna. The British 8th Army advances north along the Senio River meeting German defenses at Alfonsine nine miles northwest of Ravenna. Strongpoints are being cleared from Faenza toward Bagnacavallo on the Cologna Rimini highway, about 19 miles northeast.

Bargawo Faenza Cologna-Rimini Bagnacavally

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