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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1944

Page

6

Subscriptions and tax note in West Virginia 1944

The Charleston Gazette explains West Virginia subscription rates and a 2 percent consumer tax on mail subscriptions. It notes payments to advance and identifies Associated Press dispatch credit and post office receipt details. A Thought for Today reflects on marriage and the value of understanding and tender partners.

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What Holds It Up A Continent Invasion Question

In the months before any invasion, speculation runs high as writers debate weather, delays, and strategic moves. While some doubt invasion will occur, others point to logistics and leadership, noting no evidence of a secret peace deal. The piece urges patience until visible developments emerge.

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When Is a Man's Mental Peak Across Ages

Ohio professor Harvey G. Lehman reports surprising test results showing mental peak ages by profession. Doctors peak late, between 95 and 39, while musicians and philosophers share that age. composers peak at 48, actors at 48, generals 40–44, novelists 46, humorists 56, and judges 53. He notes exceptions and questions whether anyone over 60 benefits, warning of resistance to new ideas.

Harvey G. Lehman Ohio University Gene _erals Lehman Cynlc

Id Rather Be Right Realists Debate De Gaulle and Franco

Samuel Grafton argues that realists distrust idealists and question De Gaulle while praising Franco for keeping aligned with the Allies. The piece mocks soft headed idealists, notes France’s occupation, and warns against overreliance on idealism in shaping policy, urging cautious pragmatism.

Artillery Edge at Anzio Front and Heroic Aid Stories

On the Italian front near Anzio the 5th Army achieves a heavy artillery barrage that unsettled German defenders. Prisoners are seen marching back as the bombardment exposes their fear. Medics credited with saving a badly wounded soldier using on-field plasma transfusion, with three soldiers named for lifesaving actions.

Kenneth L. Dixon Anzio Sth Joseph Cavallone Brooklyn Danel Tusker Rochester N. Y DB. M. Beil Portamouth John Hell Reading

Washington voters dodge ballooning Senate bid

Washington Republicans label Eric Johnston ballot shy as he stays out of Senate race despite calls to challenge Homer Bone. The piece recalls Johnston’s 1950 GOP primary loss to Steve Chadwick and Chadwick’s defeat by Mon Wallgren in the general election.

Ashington Eric Johnston U. S. Chamber of Commerce Washington Washington State Exle Senate Homer Bone U. S. Chamber GOP Johnston Steve Chadwick American Legion Eric Chadwick Mon Wallgren Howe Warren Magnuson Sesiile U.S Chamber Wallgren Everett Wash Italy A. A. Edgecombe New Orleans U. S Huey P. Long Louisianna Huey Louisiana Kingfish

Goldfish Club Loses After Leave Reward Tale

Two young lieutenants from a Flying Fortress visit a San Francisco contact after an eight day leave earned for surviving a North Sea dunking. Lt Bill White and Lt John D Bowser, praised for their safe return, recount their time over German fronts since February and the crew’s escape.

Theeye San Francisco Mary White Bill White John D. Bowser Johnstown North Sea

Heyship crew survives ditching over North Sea after Berlin mission

Lt White and crew on a Berlin bound mission ditch in the North Sea. Despite holes in both wings and engine failures, all ten men escaped in under 10 seconds, clung to rubber dinghies, were rescued within an hour, and later celebrated as the Goldfish club members.

Berlin Bill White England White Bill

Reader Q Aids Inquiries In The Gazette Information Bureau

A sample of questions answered by the Gazette Information Bureau covers topics from wartime status of republics to the origins of Tass and the Erle Canal. It includes details on refunds for excess income tax payments, the first metal bed spring, reflective eyes in animals, and the distance London to Berlin.

Charleston Gazette Information Bureau Eye St. N. E Washington, D.C A. James Liddy Watertown N. Y YD. D. A Joh L. O'Sullivan Texas McKinley Hawaiian Islands

Readers Forum Editor Gazette

Last week over 46 dogs were poisoned in Nitro and readers share grief and sympathy for owners. The letter laments cruelty and quotes Sen George West on dogs as loyal friends, while contrasting war and sacrifice with ethical questions about those who poison animals. The editor references Pearl Harbor and wartime debates, asking readers for views on the broader meaning of the war.

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Jungle Trek West Virginian on Liberator Crew in New Guinea

In a Wartime memoir, a West Virginian describes the Liberator crew of Tugboat Annie forced to crash land off the New Guinea coast after flak disabled the aircraft. Nine crewmen, including Lt Hare and Lt Fair, survive by wading, rafting, and trekking through rivers and jungles aided by native islanders, with scarce food and constant peril from sharks, crocodiles, and Japanese forces.

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Political Bids Rise in Gaffe Filled Speech

A Raleigh era column mocks Spangler and Hannegan as they clash in a partisan battle. The writer notes the race to the White House and questions about governance, monarchy risks, and the durability of chinaware amid political speech.

Spangler White House Franklin Delane

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