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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1948

Page

7

West Virginia State Bar Plans First Annual Meeting

The West Virginia State Bar announces its first annual meeting to be held in Clarksburg on October 2. A program and arrangements committee, led by J. Ross Hunter, will finalize details with members from Charleston Logan Lewisburg and Harrison County. Odd numbered circuits will elect Supreme Court members this year.

Charleston Gazette State Bar West Virginia State Bar Integrated Bar Clarksburg Sec.Trees J. Ross Hunter Charleston Charles C. Wise, Jr Charles L. Estep Logan Nickell Kramer Lewisburg Harrison County Sar Assoc State Supreme Court Robert S. Spilman, Jr Charles M. Love, Jr W. Goodridge Sale Trail of Charleston Hunter Harry G. Shaffer Madison West Virginia

Ten-Year Terms In Auto Theft Case

Carl J. Hanshaw, 21, Reed, received a 2 to 10 year penitentiary sentence after pleading guilty to stealing an automobile from C. S. Hammack of Charleston. Harry Nelson Myers, 20, Leslie, Greenbrier County, got two years probation for involvement in the same case. Franklin Rogers Miller, 18, Valdosta, Ga., sentenced to six months in county jail as the magazine salesman who allegedly persuaded a girl to surrender six War Savings stamps. Donald F. Guthrie, 23, Charleston RFD 5, placed on two years probation for unlawful wounding of Donald Webb. Mary Diaz, 39, Ferry Road, given three years probation after recent trial for imprisoning her seven-year-old daughter in a shed outhouse. Hubert Mallory, 19, Spring Hill, placed on two years probation after pleading guilty to petit larceny.

Carl J. Hanshaw Reed C. S. Hammack Charleston Harry Nelson Myers Leslie Greenbrier Franklin Rogers Miller Valdosta Sheila Brown Northrop Brown Roosevelt Donald F. Guthrie RFD Donald Webb Mary Diaz Ferry Rd Dolores Hubert C. Mallory Spring Hill

Incomes Jump in 1947 West Virginia Counties

The West Virginia State Chamber of Commerce reports 1947 per capita income at 1044 with total statewide income 1.83 billion dollars, up 16.5 percent from 1946 and 170 percent from 1939. Boone Nicholas and Wyoming counties gain share, Fayette Marion and McDowell decline. Highest county income in Hancock 2314, followed by Ohio 1894 and others. Two thirds of gross income comes from salaries and wages. state stores saw 58.4 percent of 1947 spendings. Birth announcements and notices follow after.

West Fayette, Marion McDowell Ohie Marshall Wood Pocahontas Ritchie Tyler Roane Tucker Pendleton Hancock Ohio Brooke Cabell Logan Berkley Raleigh Harrison Monongalia Mercer

Retail sales and income trends in 1947 state report

The chamber notes residents held nearly half a billion dollars more of 1947 income for investments, life insurance and other discretionary spending. State retail sales rose 14.3 percent from 1946. Kanawha County led with $171,863, six hundred and one, accounting for 15.27 percent of statewide retail volume, nearly double Cabell and Ohio volumes.

Kanawha County Kanawha Cabell Ohio

12 066 Cars Recorded In Excess Of 47 List

The Southern West Virginia Auto resub announced yesterday that 12 066 more passenger cars were registered in West Virginia last year than in 1946. The 1947 figure was 270 961 versus 258 875 the previous year. National totals show 30 750 568 registrations for 1947, up 4 percent from 28 100 188 in 1946, with commercial vehicles bringing the total to 37 683 265, up 10.2 percent. Passenger vehicles rose four percent, buses up pn percent, and trucks 342 percent from prewar figures.

Southern West Virginia

Morris Harvey Sorority Honors Five Graduates

A Friday night party at 1042 Garden St hosted by Miss Rosamond Gadd honored five graduates of Phi Lambda Tau sorority at Morris Harvey College. Guests included Mary Lee Warner Doris Skyles Vivian Jones Nancy Pinckwert and Eleanor Hawk with a large list of sisters and Mrs. Daryl Baker attending.

Morris Harvey Sorority Phi Lambda Tau Sorority Morris Harvey College Rosamond Gadd Garden St Mary Lee Warner Doris Skyles Vivian Jones Nancy Pinckwrelt Eleanor Hawk Barbara Chidester Eloise Riley Betty Walters Jackie Hunt Betty Wooddell Frances Beatty Mattie Lou Young Frances Hawkins June Wells Jean Wolfe Virginia

Health and dental awards for Central pupils named

Twenty three first grade pupils at Central School South Charleston received health and dental awards from Kanawha county health nurse Mrs. R N Bayes and dental nurse Mrs Kathryn Arnold. Teacher Miss Margery Hess led the class.

Central School South Charleston R. N. Bayes Kanawha County Kathryn Arnold Margery Hess Gary Garrett James Smith Evelyn Reynolds Betty Fo Clark Patty Lowe Dayton Griffith Sue Williams Karleen Legg Thomas Edwards Daniel Evans Roberta Shirley Stephen Adams Pauline Canterbury Quentin Matthews Judith Mastin Edward Cramer Kenneth Johnson Mary Ann Blair Evan L. Williams Carol Shea Venus Powers Billie Doss Mary Caudle

Mrs Furnell Wins In Clown Contest At Charity Cabaret

Mrs Furnell of Nancy St is declared winner in a Circus Clown contest tied to the Junior League and Chamber of Commerce charity cabaret at Casa Loma Friday night. Judge Charles Hodges of the Charles Circus was cited for best entry among many, with prizes including an ABC Auto O Matic washer and an electric blanket.

Theddosia Furnell Nancy St Charles E. Hodges Charles Chamber of Commerce Furnell Casa Loma ABC Sim Mons Thor Automatic Charleston R. D. Griffith Kanawha Blvd Charles Butler Kanawha County

Political fever and foreign policy tidbits mix in postwar notes

A composite from wartime era columns covers Truman factional moves with Pendergast ties and Binaggio rivalries, plans for Hilldring as ambassador to Israel, Yugoslav arms sales, and Haganah raids. It also notes prizes in a Charleston charity contest, Treasury funds, and upcoming political calendars and overseas diplomacy tensions.

Truman John H. Hilldring U. S Israel Hilldring Marshal Tito Haganah Italian

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