Luncheon at Kanawha Ave Honors DAR Leaders
A buffet luncheon hosted yesterday at Mrs. W. Eugene Holcombe’s home on Kanawha Avenue featured a devotional conducted by Mrs. Cyrug W. Hall Sr. and reports on the national assembly in New York City. The group funded a Red Cross ambulance with blood plasma equipment and welcomed guests including Mrs. Millard T. Sisler of Morgantown, state regent, and other officers from Pt. Pleasant and Morgantown.
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W. Eugene Holcombe
Kanawhe
Cyrug W. Hall
National Assembly
New York City
National Society
Red Cro
Rudolph S. Stoyer
Morgantown
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On a Storm Tossed Ship Metaphor for Change
The piece contrasts news host advice to a changing world with readers clinging to familiar calm. It reflects Dabney’s view that communities face a stormy course and must accept the unavoidable shifts in society. Russian nurses drop into battle zones by parachute.
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Dabney
Be Yourself and Dorothy Lamour in New York
In New York Dorothy Lamour embodies the be yourself ideal with simple charm and natural manners. The New Orleans star, in a black dress with pearl earrings, discusses daily events and hints at future plans on Maryland’s eastern shore.
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New York
Miss Lamour
New Orleans
Maryland
Dorothy
Paramount
Clarksburg Youth Named Governor of Boys State
Thomas W. Lanetitt of Clarksburg was elected governor of Boys State Inc on the Nationalist ticket by six votes over Rich ard L. Miller Jr of Wheeling. The Nationalist ticket swept eight of 22 posts including secretary of state auditor attorney general and treasurer. Gov Langfitt gave the inaugural address after oath by H H Rose. 114 citizens were admitted to the bar.
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Jackson's Mill
Thomas W. Lanetitt
Frank V. Lanetitt
Clarksburg
Boys State, Inc
Richard L. Miller, Jr
Wheeling
Boys State
Fanty Facco
Masonimwn
Antonio Manchin
Fairmont
Abors
Thomas Hunt, Jr
Moundsville
Bob Goldsmith
Beckley
Guvnn Taylor
Parkersburg
Robert J. Williams
State Supreme Court
Robert Boyle
Martinsburg
Paul Parker
Morgantown
Donald Craft
Huntington
Robert Scaggs
Logan
Don Donahue
Langfitt
H. H. Rose
West Virginia Supreme Court
Joseph R. Curl
State Board of Law Examiners
WWII peace plans clash with postwar timing debates
Postwar peace planning features in a discussion of arguments by Welles and Hull on when to build international peace machinery. German officers Rundstedt Rommel and Guderian are highlighted as top military minds, with the note that troop availability from the Russian front may prove decisive. A copyright line and a note on sampala, a new vegetable from China and India, conclude.
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Hull
Russia
State Department
Germany
U. S
Hiller
Karl von Rundstedt
Erwin Rommel
Heinz Guderian
Europe
the Gazette
China
India
Church Education Group Holds 63rd Session in Kanawha Valley
The Kanawha Valley Christian Education convention opens its 63rd annual session at Mt. Calvary church in Charleston at 9 30 a m with John Starcher presiding. Speakers include Miss Esmah Orcutt Parkersburg Rev James E Fidler Parkersburg John W Elliott Alderson-Broaddus Philippi Rev E L Honts Calvary Baptist Charleston Rev Brown McDonald Montgomery and others.
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Kanawha Valley Christian
Mt. Calvary Church
John Starcher
Charleston
Esmah Orcutt
Parkersburg
James E. Fidler
John W. Elliott
Alderson-Broadus College
Philippi
Lewis Milam
Ne?t
Helen Gray
Montgomery
Hetty Rexrode
Ernestine Moore
Church Service In War Zone Before Flight
A church service at Wildwood concluded with prayers and thanks to chaplains as airmen boarded jeeps and rushed to the strip. The squadron commander thanked the chaplains for conduct during difficult times. A flight against Vunakanao agiidrome at Rebsul was planned for 1 15.
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Wildwood
Vunakanau Agiidrome
Rebsul
Herriot Favored As Man to Head French Republic
A Roosevelt backed plan would install Edouard Herriot as head of a provisional French government after victory. Albert Le Brun would request Herriot form a cabinet and stage a constitutional return to parlia mentary leadership with the maquis backing. Herriot’s prior stance on security and debts is cited, with resistance figures cited in support.
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French Republic
Pierre Loving
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
France
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Mercy le
le Brun
Edouard Herriot
Lyons
Marshal Petain
Pierre Laval
Herviot
Stanley Baldwin
League of Nations
United States
Germany
Gaulle Seen Shaping Postwar French Regime in Liberated France
In liberated France Gen. Charier de Gaulle emerges as a key figure guiding the new regime and the French Committees of Liberation. His authority and cooperation with other leaders signal a central role in establishing governance after occupation.
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Jteign
France
Charier de Gaulle
Committees of Liberation
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