West Virginia party posts cited in June 6 1944 report
On Tuesday June 6 1944 A W Pauli of Wheeling was elected vice chairman to succeed Okey Patteson of Mount Hope. Mrs Carrine Booker of Binfield was named associate chairman replacing Sophia Benedum of Bridgeport. C Nethken of Keyser was elected treasurer to succeed State Sen John H Bowling of White Sulphur Springs, and Charles L Arnol e of Parkersburg was re elected secretary. The new national committee woman is the wife of Carl B Galbraith Wheeling attorney appointed to the house of delegates in 1935 and to the state senate by Gov Kump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Pauli
St. Wheeling
Okey Patteson
Mount Hope
Carrine Booker
Binefield
Sophia Benedum
Bridgeport
C. ©. Nethken
Keyser
Public Service Commission
Kump
Holt
Neely
John H. Bowling
White Sulphur Springs
Charles L. Arnole
Parkersburg
Carl B. Galbraith
Wheeling
House of Delegates
Ohio County
Ist Die
West Virginia Delegates Picked For 1940 Convention
The West Virginia party appointed 1,015 delegates for the June 24 state convention in Charleston to select eight presidential electors and draft a party platform. Leaders backed Judge Meadows to end factionalism as Kilgore warned of a crucial November vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio County
R. C. Andrews
Charleston
Neely
Meadows
Mys
Galbraith
Nethken
Beckley
Gov
Smith
W. H. Nelson
Wiliam G. Branham
Alfred Chapman
Wheeling
Bird Forney
Fairmont
Chapman
CIO
Gov. Neely
Watkins
Kilgore
Mildred Arbuckle
Glenville
Amelia Davis
Berkeley County
Jack Shipman
Judge Meadows
Harley M. Kilgore
Koontz
U. S
United States
Hitler
America
Dewey
Bricker
Hirohito
Japanese push toward Changsha with heavy losses reported
Chinese high command reported new gains by six Japanese columns advancing from Pingkiang toward Changsha amid fierce resistance. Fighting stretched from Liuyang north of Changsha to Yiyang west, with waterborne thrusts across Lake Tunengting and U.S. air support aiding Chinese defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Hunan
Chengsha
Hupeh
Pingkiang
Chanesha
Yiyang
Lake Tunegting
Changsha
Liuyang
Sinshih
Canton-Hankow Railway
Kywelyi
Tungting
Hsueh Yueh
Tungting Lake
Yangtze River
Kungan
Yangtze
Shasi
Sungtze
Wanhsien
Changteh
Rice Bowl
U. S. Air Force
Joseph W. Stilwell
Marriage Applications From Charleston And Surrounding Areas
List of marriage applications shows Elson R. Stewart with Virginia Britthart of Charleston, James Deel with Flora Gamiplés of Clendenin, Marvin M. Bennett with Mar ware Louise Higgins of Dunbar, Charles Hodges of Cabin Creek with Mary Kathryn B Jack of Reed, George Preston Russell of Collingwood with Virginia Skaggs, Samuel Coffman with Mary Shirkey of Charleston, Robert Frazier with Geraldin Booth of Charleston, Elbert Stover of Amengle Henderson with Luanny Marmaret of Henderson Charleston, and Herbert Leste Johnson with Delores Mancine of Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson R. Stewart
Virginia Britthart
Charleston
James Deel
Flora Gamiplés
Clendenin
Marvin M. Bennett
Arbovale
Marware Louise Higgins
Dunbar
Charles Franklin Hodges
Cabin Creek
Mary Kathryn B Jack
Reed
George Preston Russell
Collingwood
Wid
Virginia Aloise Skaggs
Nitro
Samuel Charles Coffman
Mary Lowrie Shirkey
Robert Frazier
Geraldin Oma Booth
Elbert Stover
Amengle
Luanny Marmaret
Henderson
Herbert Leste Johnson
Delores Mancine
Foth
Mine Blasts Presidency Story Continues on Page 1
A continued item from Page 1 notes the United States Department of Mines in Trucksville Pa elevating a figure to the presidency of the institute. The report highlights leadership change within the agency and its implications for mining safety and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Mines
Trucksville
Iastl
Mine Inspectors Convene to Review Explosions Causes
The gathering elected officers including Clyde L. Sutton and FL Moss Patterson while re electing G A McDowell J J Forbes J J Rutledge James W Paul and others. Discussions covered Sayreton No 2 mine blast August 38 1943 caused by venting failures. Chief inspectors J A Welch and G Moss Patterson spoke along with a U S Bureau of Mines summary by Edward H Denny. About 250 inspectors safety engineers and state chiefs attended from 18 coal states. Henry F Hebley spoke on New Zealand and a film on the country’s geography and industry was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rutledge
Baltimore
James W. Paul
Pittsburgh
Richard Maize
Uniontown
R. Dawson Hall
New York
N. Y
Lot N. Jenkins
Martins Ferry
H. Youngblood
Birmingham
Ala
Republic Steel Corp
Sayreton No. 2
J. A. Welch
Department of Labor
Nashville, Tenn
G. Moss Patterson
Department of Mines and Minerals
Lexington
Edward H. Denny
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Henry F. Hebley
Australia
U. S. Board of Economic Warfare
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