FDR and Winant to Confer on Britain Aid Today
Hyde Park report details Roosevelt and U S Ambassador Winant will discuss Britain's war position and U S aid urgency. Winant prepared a comprehensive foreign estimate. Roosevelt signed priorities and ore transport measures, plus a large treasury post office appropriation for the coming year.
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Hyde Park
Cis
Roosevelt
Washington
U. S
John G. Winant
Great Britain
America
Court of St. James
Britain
U.S
Adolf Hitler
Office of Production Management
War and Navy Departments
Great Lakes
Treasury-Post Office
Tenth Holiday Death In State Recorded
Morgantown June 2 Louis Ripoll 22 died of injuries from a Memorial Day accident. His brother Frank 18 was killed when their car left Rover road near Brady and plunged into a stream 45 feet below. During the three day holiday three people were shot to death five died in highway crashes a 13 year old died of a heart attack while swimming and one death was due to drowning.
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Morgantown
Louis Ripoll
Frank Ripoll
Rover Road
Brady
DuBois High Seniors Stage Play Tomorrow Night
DuBois high school seniors will present the play Roma tomorrow night at First Union church in Montgomery. Cast includes Mary Hargrave William Owens Mildred Gore Margaret Bass Gala Dearing Carl Booker Charles Shields Carter Bradley Marvin Craig Virginia Rose and Malissie Williams. Director is Mrs. L N Grieve. Waters from the Nile river maintain their silver color far out into the Mediterranean.
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Montgomery
Roma
DuBois High School
First Union Church
Mary Hargrave
William Owens
Mildred Gore
Margaret Bass
Gala Dearing
Carl Booker
Charles Shields
Carter Bradley
Marvin Craig
Virginia Rose
Malissie Williams
Charlestonians Lead Boys State Nominees Named
Charlestonians lead Boys State race with both parties nominating from Charleston. Jack Lee heads the Nationalists ticket and William Teel leads the Federalists for governor. 13 counties participate as candidates are named for all state offices, with Wayne Browning set for state auditor. 409 youths attend the week-long camp awaiting oath.
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Jackson's Mill
Boys State
Charleston
Jack Lee
Thompson Street
Wiliam Teel
Dixie Street
Wayne Browning
Terra Alta
Frank A. Brown
Clarksburg
George K. Turner
Frank Gillespie
Dunbar
E. L. Arbuckle
Glenville
Don Ferguson
Huntington
Jack Mullen
Robert Reed
London Thompson
Romney
Guy Lang
Elkins
Mark Schulte
Tomor
Jack Binderman
Becks
Harald Young
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Young
Vincent McKay
Montgomery
Gene Swiger
Robert Young
Clendenin
William F. Coffman
William Brown
Fairmont
West Virginia
J. N. Kenna
Neely
Ward School to Stage Operetta Tomorrow
Ward grade school children will perform The Adventure of Goldilocks at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the school gymnasium. Directors are Mrs Hazel Hammones Mrs Margaret McGinley and Mrs Virginia Madenx.
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Ward
Hazell Hammones
Margaret McGiniley
Virginia Madénx
Kanawha County Picks 30 Men for Army Induction
Kanawha county selective service board No 4 ordered 30 young men to report for induction in Huntington on June 1. Only two volunteers, William H. Jones of Burnwell and Eugene F. Legg of Gallagher, were among them. the rest listed include Thomas F. Mooney James C. Kelly Willian H. Green and others with order numbers 128 to 525.
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Kanawha County Selective Service Board No. 4
Huntington
William H. Jones
Burnwell
Eugene F. Legg
Gallagher
Jones
Legg
Thomas F. Mooney
James C. Kelly
Willian H. Green
Richard C. Gay
Ward
Theodore J. Dunlap
London
Charles F. Grounds
Allen Bailey
Edward RB. Binion
Crate Brown
Laing
Donald R. Phillips
Hansford
Harry R. Brennen
Joan M. McGuire
Jachin
Glennie B. Johnson
Pond Gap
Cornelius G. Slack
Derota
Draftees from Kanawha County Leave for Induction
Forty three white and five Negro draftees, nearly half volunteers, departed yesterday for Huntington for induction. It is the ninth call for Kanawha county's seven boards. Miss Elizabeth Conley appointed chief clerk of board No. 7, replacing F A Summers. board offices occupy the fifth floor of the Peoples building, with jurisdiction over Big Sandy, Elk, Maiden and Poca districts.
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Basil. Rutledge
Clyde B Myers
Glasgow
Kenneth L. Wilshire Chelyan
Alvin F. Dorman
Dickinson Street
Huntington
Kanawha County
Conley
Charleston
Elizabeth Conley
Board No. 7
F. A. Summers
Peoples Building
Big Sandy
Elk
Maiden
Poca
Eight Building Permits Granted by City
Eight permits were approved by Building Inspector George B. Hendricks. R. H. Counts plans to move an old frame house at 1527 Washington Street East with $80 alterations. Others include Andy Raptis with $100 repairs at 161 Washington Street East restaurant, M. Thomas with $500 storage space at 622 Virginia Street West, B. E. Lane with $150 house repairs at 1515 Gardner Avenue, and Rosemond S. Beury with $100.
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George B. Hendricks
Aro R. H. Counts
Washington Street
Andy Raptis
M. Thomas
Virginia Street
B. E. Lane
Gardner ‘Avenue
Rosemond S. Beury
Mountain State Hospital Reorganizes As Memorial Entity
Mountain State Hospital converts to a non profit. New corporate name Mountain State Memorial Hospital Inc. Transfers of Hospital and Clinic properties total 180000 dollars in exchange for assumed unpaid liens. Ernest K James notes officers of old and new groups join. A promissory note guarantees 180000. Real estate listings include garages at 1104 Bridge Road and 159 at 1813 O Dell Avenue plus a two family house at 507 Dryden Street.
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Mountain State Hospital
Mountain State Memorial Hospital, Inc
Mountain State Hospital, Inc
Mountain State Memorial Clinic Corporation
Cancer Clinic Corporation
Ernest K. James
Bridge Road
J. Wells
Dryden Street
Carl L. Richardson
O'Dell Avenue
Long coal price hearings expected this year
Washington June 2 hearings on new minimum spelt coal prices began May 2 and are expected to last several months. Howard A. Gray, division director, told Congress the schedule may not be ready until late in the next fall’s marketing season.
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Gray
Washington
Howard A. Gray
Congress
Tom Gray
Coal Division
You Need Not Hesitate To Dye Your Own Hair
A vintage advertisement urges at home hair dye with Barbo Compound. It claims a rich natural color for gray or streaked hair, easy mixing from an ounce bag turn glycerine and Barbo, plus water. The formula promises lasting color that won’t stain the scalp or affect permanents and leaves hair soft and glossy.
Extra PCA Round Trips Boost Pennsylvania Central Service
The airline adds an extra round trip to Clarksburg and Pittsburgh due to high demand. Flights reach Clarksburg in 48 minutes and Pittsburgh in 1 hour 28 minutes with connections to Cleveland Detroit Buffalo NYC and the East. Daily service also links Tri Cities Knoxville Chattanooga and Birmingham. Air hostesses on all flights. Fly PCA for speed and comfort.
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Pennsylvania Central
Clarksburg
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
New York City
Tri- Cities
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
PCA
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