They'll Do Th Every Dime By Jimmy Hatlo
Cartoon humor column from The Charleston Gazette features Jimmy Hatlo's strip focusing on frugal living and daily antics. Satirical panels highlight money woes and thrift culture in a late edition era.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1942
Page
10
Cartoon humor column from The Charleston Gazette features Jimmy Hatlo's strip focusing on frugal living and daily antics. Satirical panels highlight money woes and thrift culture in a late edition era.
Subscription rates for West Virginia and outside areas are listed effective March 1942. The page also includes want ad guidelines, commission of accounts notices, tax and sale notices, and various legal advertisements for Kanawha County including estates, guardians, administrators, and public auctions with dates and procedural requirements.
Notice of sale bids at public auction for a 1941 Ford Tudor from Mount Hope Motor Inc Mount Hope Kanawha County West Virginia. Terms cash. Also notices creditors and beneficiaries of the estate of Edward M Surber must file claims by November 36 1942 or be barred. A sheriff sale of real estate in Kanawha County for unpaid taxes to A Burns with redemption rights by August 1942. Public notice from Kanawha County Court clerk.
Dr Joseph Clara Hoffman of Charleston delivered the baccalaureate address to 142 Marshall College degree candidates noting the perilous hour, stressing that education lights candles in darkness and that truth and righteousness prevail. About 1200 attendees filled the Huntington theater for the 105th annual commencement where Paul V McNutt, War Manpower Commission head, will speak.
Samuel G. Ordway 55 secretary treasurer of International Telephone and Telegraph was found dead in his Manhattan apartment bathtub after a hotel altercation. An autopsy to determine cause of death was ordered. Ordway and Max Edelstein 38 were charged with felonious assault after a fight at Hotel Diplomat. Ordway had facial lacerations and a severed reg at Roosevelt hospital. Bail set at 1 dollar for Ordway. Edelstein held without bail.
Ronald Howard Nutter, 15 months old, child of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Nutter of Akron Ohio, died after his mother leaped from a burning car on Elk River Road near Clendenin. The mother escaped, but the infant’s head struck a pole as she fell. The car was driven by Mrs. Nutter’s brother, Mr. Honaker of Hurricane, and the family rode in the rear seat. The body was taken to Hess and Harper mortuary in Clendenin.
State police probe a fatal auto accident in Terra Alta after a child darted into a car’s path. The victim is Mary Catherine Sigler, year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Sigler. The incident prompted a formal investigation.
Funeral services are set for Miss Mary Edith Peery 20 of 2010 Gardner Street and for Mrs Elizabeth Ann Duncan 66 of Lawn Greenbrier County. Eustace Smith of Gordon and Eustace Miller of Dunbar are slated for 2 p m services with burial in local cemeteries. James Hugh Lambert 73 of Lochgelly, infant Flaharty Ayward Watt 21 months, infant James Marlin Collison 18 months, Mrs Rosa Shafter 53, Bell Byrd, and John Henry Mullins 81 die or will be buried awaiting arrangements. Surviving relatives include spouses children and siblings across West Virginia Virginia towns. Burial sites include Hightawn Memorial Park Oak Hill Spring Hill Cemetery Buckle Cemetery and other local plots. Pallbearers named for some services. Funeral homes listed include Nickell Mortuary Minder House Tyree’s Mortuary Harden and Harden Bartlett Wynns Simons and Bell.
Mrs Christine C Long died at the Denmark sanitarium after a brief illness. Survivors include her husband Thomas Long. three daughters Mrs Amanda Hacker and Mrs Margaret Richards of Clarksburg and Mrs Albert Mullins of Lockwood. stepbrother Thomas Long Jr. aunt Mrs Gertrude Burrell of Charleston. uncle Jesse Saunders of Reynolds. grandmothers Mrs Sadie Smoot of Madison and Mrs Hattie Washington of Pennsylvania. Body at Harden Mortuary in Ens Beckler pending arrangements.
The article outlines Felix Frankfurter’s influence from the State Department under Hoover to the Supreme Court, noting his close links with Owen Roberts and Stone, his rapport with Justice Jackson, and ongoing tensions with Justices Douglas, Black, and Murphy amid postwar policy battles. A future column promises more on Frankfurter’s wartime contributions.
In a midnight scene at the old brick station a weary fighter named Wiggin is accosted by a tall elderly man who claims to have once carried a jubilant mob after knocking out John L. Sullivan thirty years earlier. The stranger warns about money and fate, while Chuck’s fortunes drift toward hardship and misfortune.
The text argues that Hitler’s regime shows growing incoherence under pressure. It suggests that as German decisions become less free and more forced, the Nazis lose direction. It predicts Europe’s rise when Nazis are uncertain about next moves and actions.
The piece highlights motivation for less physically gifted sailors like Zeke Gazookus to observe field prowess and receive coaching from athletic specialists. It argues against the belief that normal navy training suffices and criticizes calls for broad sports without specialization, noting parent backlash from those with sons in heavy lifting roles.
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