Salvage Officials Meet With Neely in Charleston
National and regional salvage executives of the War Production Board visit Charleston for a 3:30 p.m. conference with Gov. Neely. The delegation includes W. R. Talbot Harald Ludlow and John B. Taylor. Also attending are Harry Silverstein B. T. Mitchell and Carl G. Bachmann as they thank West Virginia for its salvage efforts and plan future work.
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War Production Board
Charleston
Neely
Harry Silverstein
State Salvage Committee
W. R. Talbot
WPB
Washington
Harald V. Ludlow
Cleveland
John B. Taylor
General Salvage
Will Silverstein
B. T.mitchell
Carl G. Bachmann
West Virginia
Silverstein
South Charleston Proclaims Flag Week With Civic Drive
Mayor L H Oakes designates a week as flag week urging citizens to display the American flag at homes and merchants stores while civic groups show the flag at meeting places. Lions Club hears Ralph Perkins discuss soldiers at Ashworth General Hospital with Barbara Jean Fierson singing The Hills of Home. South Charleston Aerie FOE honors the flag at a 8 p m meeting with a $25 war bond prize for a member in attendance.
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L. H. Oakes
South Charleston
Ralph Perkins
Boys Work Project
Ashworth General Hospital
Lions Club
H. E. Baer
Barbara Jean Fierson
Home
Laura Ann Cavender
900 More Volunteers Needed To Aid Ration Book Mailing
Charleston OPA seeks about 100 more volunteers to mail out No 3 war ration books to West Virginians by July 4. Mrs Olive Fielding says only around a sixth of the 1,500 needed have volunteered. Refreshments will be served and all members urged to attend.
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Charleston
OPA
West
Karen St
Mineral Point
Wis
Country Club Acres Garden Club
Frank Jones
S. B. Williams
G. L. Nash
Legionnaires Set Sept Parkersburg Convention Call
G Stanley Hamric of the West Virginia American Legion announced the 28th annual state convention will be held in Parkersburg September 4 to 6. The official call to post commanders and adjutants goes out. expected state Legionnaires exceed 14 180 active members from 119 posts, with total membership around 13 400. Posts will have one delegate and one alternate, plus an extra delegate and alternate for each 100 members over 15.
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Parkersburg
G. Stanley Hamric
West Virginia
State Police Barracks To Be Ready July 1
The new state police headquarters for Co. C at Elkins is expected ready for occupancy by July 1, according to Supt. H. Clare Hess. Built with WPA and state funds and prison labor, the stone structure will house a training school for troopers and radio operators. Troopers at the old barracks will move later in the year, with operational personnel moving in early.
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Co. C
Elkins
H. Clare Hess
WPA
Hess
Italy
G. HeiSkeen
Calvary Baptist Church Social and Union Mission Meet
The Philathes class of Calvary Baptist Church holds a social and business meeting at 6 p m today. The Union Mission Woman's Club meets at 2 p m today in Union Mission chapel. A Campbell Special is named judge in cronlt court this week due to the absence of Judge Julian Bouchelle. announced yesterday.
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Philathes
Calvary, Baptist Church
Union Mission Woman's Club
Unig Mission Chapel
Leaders of Grange and Grocers Attack OPA Policies
Washington June 7 07 Leaders of the National Grange and the National Association of Retail Grocers denounced OPA policies as ruinous. Albert S Goss urged a Senate agriculture subcommittee to back legislation prohibiting farm product subsidies warning of inflation and chaos. P NM Brinker of Dallas said 60 000 stores face ruin if rules persist and criticized pricing regulations as mis drawn by an out of touch planner.
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Washington
National Grange
National Association of Retail Grocers
OPA
Albert S. Goss
Grange
Senate Agricuture
Goss
P. NM. Brinker
Dallas
Brinker
Six West Virginians killed in North Africa
The War Department reports six West Virginians killed in North African fighting including Capt. Samuel T. Black of Parsons Tech School, Stendal R. Craddock of Long Cranel, Capt. Philip H. Killey of Vivian, Berlin Linkinogger of Wallback, Cpl. James H. Stephens of Bart Lynn, and Staff Sgt. Fisher B. Vance of Harts.
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West
James H. Stephens
Georgia Stephens
Bart Lynn
Fisher B. Vance
John Vance
Harts
Marriage Applications Filed by Five Couples
Five couples filed marriage applications at the county clerk's office. Darrell William Darghette of Michigan and Madge Lucille Caug of Illinois. Emery Shields Surber and Margaret Ann Surber of Missouri. Guy Edward Micherdy of Camp Prarr Virginia and Margaret Jane Gray of Kend ulin Marrivan. Denney and Margaret Eber Mammond of 408 Bt. Ylerbert When Adkiey and Alma Keeney of Chesaprace.
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Apple
Darrell William Darghette
Madge
Lucille Caug
Suma
Emery Shields Surber
Dornally
Margaret Ann Surber
Columbia AY
Guy Edward Micherdy
Camp Prarr
Ylerbert
Adkiey
Alma
Keeney
Chesaprace
Malden Constable Posts Bond for Duty
Millard H. Stone the Malden district constable yesterday posted a 3500 dollar bond with the county court through the Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York as surety. The move followed a court request to renew the bond after a prior surety withdrew.
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M. H. Stone Posts Bond
Malden
Millard H. Stone
Fidelity and Casualty Co
Stone
Hoffman resigns half role as OPA price chief
Washington reports rapid turnover in the Office of Price Administration with A C Hoffman resigning as acting deputy administrator in charge of food prices six days after taking the post. The split duties previously assigned to Hallman and Donald Wallace are dissolved as Wallace assumes control of all prices while Hoffman leaves the food prices brief.
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Washington
Price Administration
A. C. Hoffman
OPA
Wallace
100 State Youths Begin Study of Nature Life
More than 100 West Virginia youths start a weeklong nature study at Camp Caesar in Webster County during the second annual outing of the state conservation commission. They will learn forest protection, fishing, firearms use, fly casting, and soil and water conservation with guidance from TB Boges Morgantown, 4-H agent, assisted by Miss Wilma Bever and JH Hansucker.
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West Virginia
State Conservation Commission
Camp Caesar
Webster County
Kane
TB. Boges
Morganetown
Stile Boys 4-H Club
Wilma Bever
Morgantown
JH. N. Hansucker
Charleston
Rupert Resident Dies After Motorcycle Crash
Rupert resident Houston Clay Cadie, 23, died from injuries after a May 1 motorcycle collision in Greentrier County. He underwent leg amputation at Exsy Ruinelle hospital, survived by wife Pearl Bostic Cadie and children Houston Lee and three daughters. Services planned at Annchurch near Rupert with burial at End of Trail cemetery in Clintonville.
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Rupert
Anjean
Greentrier County
Houston Clay Cadie
Survie
Pearl Bostic Cadie
Houston Lee
Heana G. Faye
Wilma Jew
William W. Cadie
Harry P. Peyton
Stinton and Hey
Mont Carr
Kancaid
Annchurch
Nickel Mortiary
East Rainelie
Trail
Clintonville
Police Seek Hit Run Driver Injures Local Policeman
Police seek hit and run driver after a vehicle struck Patrolman Hubert Lynch in St Albans late Sunday night. Lynch sustained a compound fracture of the right leg and is hospitalized in Kenawha Valley hospital for treatment.
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Hubert Lynch
St. Albans
Lynch
Kenawha Valley Hospital
Obituary notices for Wade Vineyard James Comer and others
Obituary summaries for Wade Vineyard 55 who died from farm crash injuries in Spencer area. James Comer 59 died at home in St Albans. Clayton Pauley 17 drowned near Olcutt. Henry Victor Catwhite 17 died after illness in Oak Hill area. Nannie Smallwood wife of Charles Smallwood died in Ganley Triadale area. multiple survivors listed. Services set at Epling chapel Mt Tabor Church Olcutt Nazarene St Peters and St Paul Church Browne Land Cemetery. Burial directions by Vandale Mortuary Thomas Mortuary. Clergy Rev Orland Heynalds Rev Willie Hall Rev Mildred Sisson Father Francis.
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Wade
Spencer
Vineyard Gap
Orland Heynalds
Epling Chapel
Vandale Mortuary
James Comer
Betty Bright
St. Albans
Mt. Tabor Cehurch
Dry Ridge
Willie Hall
Tila
Laura Comer
Louise Browder
Taylor
St Albans
Comer
Clayton Pauley
Qleatt
Coal River
Dartmont
Mildred Sisson
Olcutt Nazarene Church
Noble Long Morctuary
Browne Land
Henry Victor
Henry Victory
Catwhite
Minden
Fayette County
Oak Hil
Father Francis
St. Peter and St. Paul Catholic
Scarbro
Thomas
Nannie Smallwood
Charles W. Smalvenott
Ganley Tirtdae
Washington and Coleman Moritary
James
Paul
Alexander
C. W
Mia
Lettie
Tr. Harris
Helen
Ruby Smallwood
Airport site praised by airline representatives at hotel meeting
Representatives of American and Pennsylvania Central Airlines praised the Coonskin Ridge site for the proposed Charleston airport during a yesterday meeting at the Daniel Boone hotel with the county court, project sponsor, and other interested parties. Pictured are county officials and airline executives, with several key figures noted as absent.
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Coonskin Ridge
Charleston
American
Pennsylvania- Central Airlines
Daniel Boone Hotel
Aone
Creditors File Petition Against Boggess Drilling Co
Three creditors Silas Edward Lent Tillman Luther Hickman and William McKinley McCord filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition against Boggess Drilling Co of Spencer in federal court. They allege insolvency and claim about 1000 dollars owed for work over several years.
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Boggess Drilling Agrpvoluntary
Boggess Drilling Co
Spencer
Silas Edward Lent
Tillman Luther Hickman
Leroy
William McKinley McCord
Liverpool
Property Transfers From Charleston Area Leaders and Residents
A confused list of property transfers in Charleston area parcels names owners and districts. Charles M. Love Jr., assistant U S district attorney, left Charleston yesterday for Asheville North Carolina to head a regional conference of federal attorneys.
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CT. Posten
Wits
Leale Stennet
Nicklett Erbdwinan
D. W. Young
Prances Fatley Cinck
Peanea A
Bnard
Ralph Ways
Chiow van Jey
Hobad Broek Gel
Laute i RM
Magkins
Lot
Charieston Diatriet
Tave
Charles M. Love, Jr
U. S
Charleston
Asheville
N. C
Constipation Gone With Bulk-Forming Cereal Claim
A reader credits bulk forming food with relieving constipation after long use of laxatives. The cereal praised is Belloge’s All-Bran made in Battle Creek, recommended for regular intake with water. The account emphasizes addressing the root cause through diet.
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Belloge’s
Battle Creek
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