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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1946
Page
7
A collage of fashion quirks and political musings wanders through a 1946 page. The piece blends playful crown and beauty kit chatter with World War II veteran grievances and a reflective travel anecdote from Mississippi about civilian life after conflict.
A committee meeting dissolves into a voice vote with Chairman Wood of Georgia jailed by the result. Advocates for a full investigation, including Robinson and Murdock, push for inquiry while Landis of Indiana remains silent or neutral on dropping the probe.
The Office of Price Administration announced settlements totaling 195.32 dollars from two Charleston firms for overcharges. Modern Dry Cleaners paid 25 dollars for over ceiling charges on cleaning and pressing men’s suits. O W Smith Jr Court and Connally Street paid 270.32 dollars for over ceiling charges on a used Chevrolet truck. Nixon Furniture Co of Logan refunded 16.07 dollars for a gas range overcharge and paid 32.14 dollars to the U.S. Treasury.
The Baptist Temple men will host their annual picnic and outing at Daniel Boone Roadside Park in east Charleston this evening. Transportation will be provided and cars leave the church at 6 p.m. Lewis Milam, president of the men’s association, announced yesterday. Alfa is a legume, a plant relative of the sweet pea.
The excerpt accuses a powerful figure of using improvised laws to target enemies and force concentration camps or gas chambers. It recalls decrees erasing John L. Lewis from a Chicago play and threatening to cancel essential musicians, portraying a censoring figure likened to Hitler of the alleys. Padway is named.
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