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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1943

Page

3

Willkie Fears Foes May Nominate Him at Oberlin

Wendell L. Willkie told reporters at Oberlin College he has not decided whether to enter Ohio’s Republican presidential primary and may be nominated despite himself. He said he would not answer whether he must run or rely on delegates, and criticized Fish, Smith, Landon. He received a doctor of laws degree and urged a GOP platform aligning with international cooperation and peace.

Oberlin Wendell L. Wilkie Ohio Willkie Gerald L. K. Smith Landon Willkiefr Col. McCormick Chicago Tribune Alumisti

Bailey names successor to maintenance supervisor amid death

McDonsell County Maintenance Supervisor C. C. Hurley of Anawalt was appointed by Ernest L. Bailey to replace the late Vance of Panther who died Sunday. In Charleston, post office receipts rose last month by 537,661, totaling 78,450,73 compared with May's 73,094.12 as reported by Postmaster Julius W. Singleton.

Charleston Julius W. Singleton

Killed in Action Pvt Ralph C Stephenson of Clendenin

Mr and Mrs Chilton Stephenson received word from the War Department that their son Pvt Ralph C Stephenson 23 was killed in action in Timiza in May 194? He landed overseas in Ireland in May 1942 and was in the invasion group arriving in North Africa Nov 8 1942 He was reported missing last February but some men returned safely to base He was a standout basketball player at Charles Town high school and worked at Westvaco Chlorine Products Corp Two brothers also in service Staff Sgt Paul E Stephenson in North Africa and Seaman 2d C1b Jack Stephenson at the US Coast Guard station in New York

Chilton Stephenson Clendenin War Department Ralph C. Stephen Anu Timsia Young Stephenson Ireland North Africa Stephenson Chrasstenin Igh Xehnot Sind Westvaen Chlorine Products Corp Paul E. Stephenson Seaman Jack Stephenson US Coast Guard New York

Bombs Can Whip Nazis Randolph Tells Class

ELEUINS June 1 continued bombing could blast Germany into submission in six to nine months Randolph told candidates for degrees at Daviss Elking College after air corps cadets held a review. He cautioned the war may not end quickly while noting Japan may not be defeated soon. Degrees conferred by Dr Purdim to Lt Col George Fineton Teirce, with Mrs Peirer accepting for her husband. OOF Memorial Glen Elk Judge and Elkhurst Rebekah Judge announced memorial services at Glen Evchiell. Rev J Cormick gave a hard address.

Eleuins Germany Dennings Randolph Daviss-Elking College Air Corps Randolph Japan R. B. Purdim George Feneton Teirce West Point

State Retailers Plan Washington Protest Over Price Controls

Secretary George W. King of the West Virginia Assn. of Retail Grocers says the group will send a delegation to Washington on June 7 3 to appeal for relief from federal price control policies. He cites that about a quarter of West Virginia grocers are bankrupt or closed and warns more close unless policies change.

George W. King The West Assn Hetail Gras Washington

milk price ceilings for area distributors say opa official

West Virginia price executive George H Wand announces milk price ceilings for distributors who buy from outside their normal sources. Distributors must calculate maximum prices paid to producers using January 1944 benchmarks for the same class of purchasers, applying permissible differentials and allowances.

George H. Wand West Virginia Trict Office Administration OPA

Davis Creek airman dies in action in North America

Mr and Mrs J G Furrer of Davis Creek learned Saturday their son Bombardier J G Furrer was killed in action in North America on April 25. He previously worked for Century Metalcraft Corp before enlisting and held the rank of staff sergeant. A brother, Walf Szt. Martin KE. Futter, serves with the same squadron.

J. G. Furrer Davis Creek Bombardier J. G. Furrer North America War Department Young Furrer Century Metalcraft Corp Walf Szt Martin KE. Futter

Recovery for Staff Sgt Haneel Casto in Arkansas crash

Recouping Staff Sgt Haneel Casto son of Mr and Mrs Hamer Cattn of Finea has been moved to Tane Somry General Hospital Hot Springs Arkansas. He is recovering from injuries from an airplane crash at his training field and lost his left leg in the accident.

Haneel Casto Hamer Cattn Finea Tanesomry General Hospital Hot Springs Ark Casto

Cadet Teo Gardner Graduates From Greenbrier Military Institute

Teo B Gardner son of Mre Aberdner of Lee St graduates Monday from Greenbrier Military Institute. He was not a member of the rifle team and held a record on the crall Vesa.

GMI Teo B. Gardner Mre i Aberdner Lee St Greenbrier Seal

Monty Bid Low on Two Mile Span Bridge Contract

The state road commission approved a low bid of 49700.20 by Monty Brothers of Charleston for a four lane concrete bridge over Kanawha Two Mile Creek at the old western limits of Charleston. The project, part of a Charleston to Institute highway, will start within 19 days of award and finish in 110 working days, easing a bottleneck on U.S. 34 and U.S. 60 traffic from Dunbar to the rubber plant area.

State Road Commission Kanawha Charest Public Roads Administration Monty Brothers Charleston Dunbar Institute Seventh Av USO North Charleston Washingston St Litthkepage Ter Fevcrel Daubar

New Yorker Chosen as West Virginia Save the Children Leader

Mrs Lottie H Taylor named assistant director of child welfare for Save the Children Federation in West Virginia and will fill Miss Ethel Hinton’s duties during a six month leave. She hails from Johnson City Tennessee where she served as assistant area director for the federation. Taylor has five years teaching experience in elementary and high schools and eight years as WPA area supervisor overseeing weaving sewing gardens canning housekeeping school lunches recreation and public records.

Auggleman West Virginia Save the Children Federation Lottie H. Taylor Ethel Hinton Taylor Johnson Day Fenn Live the Children Federation Tennessee Tayine

State Geologist Receives Army Major's Commission

Morgantown June 1 Dr Paul H Price state geologist and head of the geology department at West Virginia University announced he had received a major's commission from the army and would seek a leave of absence. Price is in his second term as president of the Association of American State Geologists and has long been affiliated with West Virginia University.

Morgantown Paul H. Price West Virginia University Sericea Price Association of American State Geologists Leen West Virginia Teolaxic Rive Wisaniay Sander Nagshal

Chelyan Resident Appointed Justice of Cabin Creek District

Charles Edward Smith of Chelyan was appointed Justice of the Peace for Cabin Creek district by the county court, succeeding J W Keeney. Smith, a former justice and school board secretary, posted a $500 bond as required. Keeney was removed last month for failure to post bond. Smith’s appointment remains in effect until the next general election.

Chelyan Cabin Creek Charles Edward Smith Jf. W. Keeney Smith Schonl Board Keeney

War price and rationing board to meet Friday night

Kanawha war price and rationing board No. 307-8-10 schedules a 7:00 p.m. gathering in courthouse annex offices with Carl Frasure and Thomas J. Schofield present to discuss program planning and format. Governor Neely offers bid for 10 000 state read bonds as part of a 30 000 000 revolving issue with retirement planned yearly until 1968. Osborne Creamer Sharp of Belle files voluntary bankruptcy petition in district federal court with liabilities 5 000 2 and assets 0 2.

Kanawha War Price and Rationing Board No Courthouse Carl OM. Frasure Charleston OPA Thomas J. Schofield J. Bruce Cooper State Row Neely Bankeupley Osborne Creamer Sharp Belle

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