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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1940

Page

3

Belgian Food Shortage Crisis Reported in Belgium

Washington reports a critical food shortage in Nazi-occupied Belgium with Red Cross sources saying civilian supplies would last only about a month. U S Ambassador John Cudahy in Berlin has sent some reports but delays in transmission have blocked full details. The Red Cross, Paris, and other offices coordinate relief as Belgium's Red Cross awaits access.

Washington Insi Belgium State Department American Red Cross U. S John Cudahy Berlin Cudahy Cudehy Brussels Paris International Red Cross Er’ Brussels Belgian Red Cross de- Posit

Celotex Reports Mixed June Quarter Earnings Rise

Celotex Corporation reports net earnings of 770,468.81 for the quarter ended April 30, with a 54,933.25 rise from the prior year. For the six months, a $117,396.36 loss contrasts with a profit of 10,999.98 previously. May sales set a company record, up 40 percent from April and 26 percent from May last year.

New York Ins Celotex Corporation

Col W R Thomason Receives Honorary WVU Degree

Morgantown announces Col William Thomason a Huntington attorney and first WVU College of Law graduate earned an honorary doctor of laws. Native of St Albans he graduated in 1879 and now resides in Virginia. He was not present at commencement when other honorary degrees were announced.

Morgantown Col William Bastes Thomason Huntington West Virginia University College of Law Col. Thompson St Albans Virginia Thompso

Light That Must Not Fail Red Cross Appeal Seventy Five Years

A wartime plea recalling Henri Dunant and the Red Cross. The piece notes five million refugees seeking aid from the Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg and northern France. It urges rapid, substantial contributions to food medicine and relief through the Red Cross amid ongoing conflict.

the Red Henri Bun Inek The Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg France Red Cross

Holroyd Elected Head of Wyoming County GOP

In Pineville on June 9 Wil liam M Holroyd of Mullens won the post of chairman of the Wyoming county Republican executive committee to succeed Don D Cook of Clear Fork The Young Republicans club named A A Browning of Pineville as president succeeding Holroyd The gathering included about 40 men with shared first names and initials reflecting local party activity.

Pineville William M. Holroyd Mullens Wyoming Republican Executive Committee Don D. Cook Clear Fork A. A. Browning Young Republicans Club Holroyd

California Angler Rescues Drowning Smelt From Band Hint

Goofy Gazette item notes San Francisco fisherman John Woo freeing a smelt wearing a rubber band around its neck. Smelt breath was described oddly with bulging eyes. Other quirky vignettes include a 250-pound bear on a hook, Navajo council beliefs, and safety dummy removals. Various oddball anecdotes cover incidents from North Carolina to Oklahoma City with humorous political asides.

Gladwin Hill New York Goofy San Francisco John Woo Gallup N. M California Sparta N.C Suill Pittsburg Calif Roanoke North Carolina Marcon Norman Thonas Oklahoma City

Refugees Need Supplies for War Victims in France

Washington dispatch reports urgent Red Cross requests from Paris representative Richard Allen for blankets sacks shows socks underwear dresses towels and laundry soap canned milk chocolate and cocoa for millions of war refugees in central and southern France. Large stocks will be shipped on the mercy ship McKrespert beginning loading in New York tomorrow, chairman Norman H. Davis said.

Washington INS France American Red Cross Paris Richard Allen Mc Krespert New York Norman H. Davis

William Hartling Wins State Chess Championship

William Hartling of Charleston defeated Arthur Maloy of Wheeling to win the state chess title in Wheeling on June 9. Hartling succeeds as champion as William Hartling did not defend his title. Semi finals saw Henry M. Russell and B. E. Stover eliminated.

Wheeling William Hartling Charlestnn Arthur Maloy Hartling Inhn PF. Hart Henry M. Russell B. E. Stover

Roosevelt to deliver very important speech at Virginia graduation

President Roosevelt will travel by train to Charlottesville to attend his son Franklin's graduation at the University of Virginia and deliver an important address. The speech is scheduled from 6:35 to 6:20 p.m. EST and will be broadcast by major radio networks in seven languages with world-wide rebroadcast plans.

Washington Roosevelt Charlottesville University of Virginia Franklin White House Botomac River Stephen Early Early National Columbia Mutual Potomac River

State Farm Income Gains During May

A May report shows West Virginia farmers benefited as the federal-state crop reporting service notes the mid month price index rose compared with both April and last year. Gains occurred in fruit and grains while barley rye eggs milk and hay declined.

West Virginia

Mrs. Julia Midkiff Succumbs in Charleston Hospital

Julia Ann Midkiff 42 of Madison Hall died after a several months illness in a Charleston hospital. widow of George Midkiff, she was a Calvary Baptist member. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at her sister Mrs. Frank Miller’s home with Rev. J. E. Myers officiating, Sunset Memorial Park interment. Survivors include L. D. Miller of Comfort and Blair, Albert and Mallie Miller, sisters Mrs. Tom Crouch, Mrs. Lottie Oman, Mrs. Foole Cave, Mrs. Ethel Ferrell, and Bartlett mortuary will hold the body until services.

Julia Ann Midkiff Madison Hall Charleston George Midkiff Calvary Eaptist Church Frank Miller SS Albans J. E. Myers Sunset Memorial Park Miller L. D. Miller Comfort Blair Albert South Charleston Mallie Miller City Tom Crouch St. Albans Lotfie Oman Peach Creek Foole Cave Keith Ethel Ferrell Chapmansville Bartlett Mortuary

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