Midshipman Sacco among 1000 to graduate Naval Reserve
Mario Sacco of Cabin Creek, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Sacco, is among 1000 midshipmen graduating May 27 from the U S Naval Reserve school at Notre Dame and receives the rank of ensign. Donald Ray Swinburne, son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Swinburne of 337 Laidley St, graduates May 28 from advanced flying school at Spence Army Field Ga with the rank of second lieutenant. Swinburne is a Charleston high school graduate and hockey team member.
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Mario Sacco
Joe Sacco
Cabin Creek
U. S. Naval Reserve School
Notre Dame University
Donald Ray Swinburne
Clyde Swinburne
Laidley St
Spence Army Field
Swinburne
Charleston High School
Advancements Reported for Two Local Corporals
James W. Morton son of Mr and Mrs Fred Morton of Size more and Ralph E. Snyder son of Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder of 206 California Ave were promoted to corporals at their stations recently Cpl Morton graduated from the army air forces technical training command at U S Rubber Co Detroit Mich where he completed a course in aircraft fuel tanks Cpl Snyder is on duty at Camp McCoy Sparta Wis and has returned from a short furlough at his home Seer Nisan.
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James W. Morton
Fred Morton
Sizemore
Ralph E. Snyder
Charles Snyder
California
Cpl. Morton
Army Air Forces Technical; Training Command
U. S. Rubber: Co
Detroit
Micha
Cpl
Snyder
Camp McCoy
Sparta
Wis
Seer Nisan
Four Valley Communities Form Red Cross Unit
A new community Red Cross unit will be organized for Marmet Wink Frede Hernshaw and Chesapeake at a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Marmet Women’s clubhouse. Melvin Livengood says officers will be elected and urges all with Red Cross experience in the four communities to attend as he explains the unit’s purpose and work.
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Kanawha-Clay Red Cross
Marmet
Winkfrede
Hernshaw
Chesapeake
Melvin £. Livengood
Livengood
Red Cross
Kanawha
Clay Counties
Four Applicants Accepted For Navy Seabee Service
Four applicants were accepted for service with the navy seabees at the local recruiting station Tuesday. Ensign Palmer announced the civilian trades of the new Seabees and said they will be put to urgent naval work. Names include James Walter Aston, Howard L Porphyrey, Dwight Layman Fu-trate, Harry Bernise Jannery, and Rufus jeer Vance with towns listed as South Charleston and St Albans. Ensign Palmer to interview applicants today at the location.
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Navy Seabee
Navy Seabees
Robert N. Palmer
Navy
Ensign Palmer
James Walter Aston
South Charleston
Howard L. Porphrey
McCorkile
Dwight Layman Fuetrate
Harry Bernise Jannery
St. Albans
Rufus Jeer Vance
Locaion
Burford Bound Over On Dual Larceny Charges
Treby Burford of Charleston was bound over to the intermediate court grand jury on two larceny counts by Municipal Judge Harold H. Neff. He allegedly stole tools worth $5 from Barlow Mortuary on ANS Virginia Street East and a suit of clothes valued at $50 from Mrs. R. P. Brawditch of 109 Brooks Street. Virginia Morrison, accused of selling whisky without a license, received a 20 day suspended jail sentence and a $50 fine. Morrison lives at 1113 Alderann Street.
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