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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1945
Page
10
An advertisement touts Pepcodent Antiseptic as a superior mouth rinse that cleans deeply, increases saliva, and removes decaying particles. It promotes freshness, suitability after smoking, and use before business and social engagements.
Raleigh North Carolina June 2 1941 Democratic national chairman Robert E F Hannegan said the late President Roosevelt considered his own death and backed Harry S Truman for the vice presidency Roosevelt believed Truman would unite the nation to finish the job Hannegan spoke at a Jefferson Day dinner and said he discussed these matters with Roosevelt not a year ago He noted Roosevelt chose Truman to ensure unity should his health fail and emphasized Roosevelt’s judgment in the selection
Ford Motor Co announces the handmade 1942 Ford V8, the first new model since 1941. Production will be limited this season due to raw materials and quotas, with an expected year or two wait for some buyers. The car features more mechanical improvements aimed at economy and ride quality, plus new trim and hardware, while assembly line output will depend on material availability.
The Kanawha Players present The Drunkard in a staged revival starring Edward Middleton as the downtrodden foster brother and Laney Wren Sparkes as Mrs Middleto, with Willian Dowlan and Barbara Long among cast. Performances run Tuesday Wednesday and Friday at 8:30 p.m. at the Charleston academy venue.
A memorial concert by the Shrine Band is set for June on the capitol steps weather permitting. The event honors Masons and Shriners who served their country. Gaston Shaber, band president, says the program will be announced this week and the public is invited.
Pupil names from Mrs. Harmon include Frances Gaylor Dorot Gaylor Mary Harmon Frances Harmon Fisy Roberto Betty Carney Bett Gaylor and others. The recital is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Riverside Baptist church in Red House.
The text describes confusion over medical symptoms and treatment options. It mentions a physician's presentation and questions about work rights and sensory experiences, with multiple garbled phrases and unclear references.
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