Federal suits filed seek recovery and condemnation
The federal government filed two suits in district court. One targets J L Cross of Pinth for 839.56 on two Crasa promissory notes payable to the Resettlement Administration. The other seeks to condemn a seized Edwight automobile used by Earl Underwood and a man named Peanut Hawkins for transporting untaxed liquor. The Treasury notes a hypothetical gold bar size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal District Court
Yesteday
J. L. Cross
Pinth
Crasa
the Resettlement Administration
Virgil Adams
Edwight
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Earl Underwood
Peanut” Hawkins
Kanawha County School Board approves staff shifts and new departments
The Kanawha county school board approved widespread teacher and office personnel changes plus a public library budget of about 67000 dollars. They authorized a home economics department at Thomas Jefferson junior high and a science department at Boyd junior high, plus erection of portable buildings at Dunbar and Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha County — School Board
Thomas Jefferson Junior High School
Boyd Junior High
Dunbar and Bell
Rose City Press
Rer
Eigabeth
Bond
Ferbtank
A. E. Dooley
Manuel
Laura Fletcher
Dry Bunch
Arbella Lash
Sharon
Martha Goad
Stonewall Decksonigh
Frances Kelbagh
Dunbar Third Ward
Virginia HB. Lewis
South Charleston High
Marie P. Pauley
Central South Charington
Ruth ‘Trivette
Dunbar High
Lauraine Mt. Frantz
Cedar’ Grove
Aish
Helen M. Houdyscnell
South Charleston
Clara
Anne Nox ' Doriga
Leewbod Dunler High
Krxihering Oo
Tully
Chesapeake
Dunbar
Elizasbeth Dunless
Dunsar
Jonanna Warlers
Wine
Jind
EES
Robins
Thelma Gregory
Saties
Highlawn
Marjorie King
Malden
Baines
Virginia Boytiss
Iunior High
Buntre
Lewis
Hel
G'roti
Sean
Bates
Burnwell
Ward
Helen Crawford
Pive Mile
Werd
Upper Rive
Bertha Rhodes
Hill Weller
Bottar
Holley Elis
Virginia Lyon
Cedar Grove
Elkview
Marmet
Committee Forms to Fight Venereal Disease Among Negroes
A Kanawha county educational group organized last night at the Negro Woman's Club to combat venereal disease among Black residents. Dr. C. E. Hopson, director of welfare statistics, presided. Rev. John Little was chair, and the committee plans moving picture screenings at schools churches and select street corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha County
Negro Woman's Club
Washington St. E
C. E. Hopson
Negro Bureau of Welfare Statistics
John Little
St. Paul's A. M. E
Vicini
Night Baseball Ends in Cincinnati Loss for St Louis
In Cincinnati, Lanier and Munger allowed 4 runs while Oden Walters and Mueller drove in runs for St Louis. Smith earned the win for the White Sox as Cleveland was touched for 3 runs. Russia's name origin tied to white clothing and homespun coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Dox
Lanier
Munger
Oden
Walters
Mueller
Russia
Rotary luncheon features World War II film lineup
Billman and Chapman will speak at the Rotary luncheon as part of a program honoring state boards. The event includes screenings of the army cameraman made films How Good Is ia Gun and Communi aque No. 7. The public may attend free and wartime bond sales remain limited through Saturday. The Gazette Army Show notes bonds sales, led by J Morrison, have surged, with a $1,000 sale. George Chounis has opened a law office at the Armory and bonds are available immediately. War heroes face autograph crowds, prompting limits on requests Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Billman
Chapman
Rotary Club
United ‘Nations
Gazette Army
Joan
J. Morrison
George Chounis
Obituary Notices From Glen Ferris and Nitro Gatherings
Obituary reports infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Coats of Glen Ferris died yesterday at Montgomery hospital with services in Washing ton and Coleman chapel Moni burial in Montgomery cemetery Asbury Norvell 72 of Viscose Nitro engineering dept died suddenly at home services 2 pm today Bartlett mortuary chapel St Albans Rev Lloyd Myers officiating burial Cunningham Memorial park Norvell wife Abbie Frances Norvell two daughters Esther Tucker Nitro and Dorothy two sons Edit Boyce St Albans two brothers Wiley Nitro and Matt Red House sister Vernie Webher Pittsburgh Pa plus other notes Barnett Bertie 33 Quinood died Tuesday at Ronceverte funeral tomorrow 30 pm Wallace Wallace mortuary East Rainelle Rev Joe E Brown officiating burial details incomplete
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Y. Asbury Norvell
Asbury Norvell
Nitro
Bartlett
Esther Tucker
Edit Boyce
St. Albans
Dorothy
Sai Nitro
F. Norvell
Wiley
Matt
Red House
Vernie Webher
Pittsburgh
Barnett Bertie Barnet
Quin Ood
Ronceverte
Wallace & Wallace
West Virginia Planning Board forms tourism committee
Dean C. R. Orton of West Virginia University announced a new committee on conservation and recreation to highlight tourist facilities in West Virginia. Members include Conservation Director Jack K. Shipman, Parks Director R. Bruce Griffith, Charles Barnett of public relations, and Bruce Crawford, highway safety director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale Planning Board
Dean C. R. Orton
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Jack K. Shipman
R. Bruce Griffith
Parks Division
Charles Barnett
Commissions
Bruce Crawford
Appointment of Dr William Rumbel as Dental Hygiene Bureau Director
Dr William Harold Rumbel of Hubbard Ohio was named director of the Bureau of Dental Hygiene by Health Commissioner J E Ofiner. He will assume duties June 22 succeeding Dr Stephen D Luddy of Alexandria Virginia. Rumbel, a University of Pittsburgh graduate, previously ran dental clinics in Sharon Pennsylvania and Hubbard during his practice.
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Rumbel
Dental Hygiene Bureau
William Harold Rumbel
Hubbard, O
Bureau of Dental Hygiene
J. E. Ofiner
Stephen D. Luddy
Alexandria
University of Pittsburgh
Sharon
Hubbard
Idle War Factories Hit by Strikes Across Exposed Regions
Scattered strikes affecting nearly 20,000 workers lingered unresolved as production of engines resumed on a small scale at Wright Aeronautical in Lockland Ohio. An ultimatum ordered workers to return by today or face discharge. The War Labor Board intervened in Chicago to dispel beliefs about union membership affecting cases. Local disputes spread to Cannon Ohio Timken plant and Botany Worsted Mills in Passaic New Jersey with returns to full shifts and resumed glass production after violent picket lines were quelled by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lockland
Ohio
Wright Aeronautical Corn
Wright
War Labor Board
Chicago
Way Labor Board
AFL
United Automobile Workers
Revere Copper and Brasson
CTO
United Steel Workers of America
Evinsrude Motor Co
Milwaukee
Cpanel
CIO
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural
Aulture Manufacturing Co
Auburn
Ind
Cannon
Timken Roller Bearing Co
John T. Connors
418 Clark Captures City
Cont. from Page 1. German high command reports heavy fighting west and north of Rome while claiming enemy detachment moves are hesitant near the capital. Allied air forces attacked and caused losses as transport withdraws to inland Avezzano in the Apennines. Mark 3 Panther tanks found in area by Allied advance. Allied units push toward Barrwa Pescacostanzo Rivisondoli near Sulmong, birthplace of Ovid. Fighter-bomb runs continue along Adriatic front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Venne
Vallepictra
Rome
Avezzano
Apennine
Balsorano
al- Vier
Adriatic
I Unis
Barrwa
Pescacostanzo
Rivisondoli
Sulmong
Allied air offensive devastates enemy transport network
The campaign reported a deadly toll with at least 384 enemy vehicles destroyed or damaged yesterday. During the day, 1,800 sorties were flown including an attack by 250 to 500 heavy bombers on Livorno, Genoa shipyards, and Savona rail yards. Three Allied planes were lost from all operations.
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Livorno
Genoa
Savona
Gasoline Explosion Burns Miner at Dorothy Mine
Emerald Dotson 18 of Dorothy, an employee of Truax Tract Coal Co., was burned on the legs and abdomen when a quantity of gasoline exploded outside the mine. He was taken by Armstrong White ambulance to Charleston General Hospital, where his condition was reported fair last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerald Dotson
Dorothy
Truax Tract Coal Co
Armstrong & White
Charleston General Hospital
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United States Treasury
Bill Jones
MET
Setea
Capitol Street
Charleston
Cleveland
Louis
Smith
Heving
Kieman
McDonnell
Kramer
Haysworth
Hudson Kansas
Hudson Cream
Ladd
Hudson Distributing Company
Charleston, W. Va
Grandma
Doan
Bazley's
Summers St
Armour's Star
Hamburg
Swift
LEAN
Royal Palm Creamery
Abel
Wilson
Riverbank
Europe
International Business Machines Corporation
Montgomery Ward
Washington
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