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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1943

Page

7

Community groups organize events and notices readied

The South Charleston area lists a canning demonstration at the Woman's club led by Mrs A K Doolittle with Mrs Eleanor McClung Glenn in charge. WCTU meets at Mrs J O Jarvis home. Garden clubs plan talks on Victory Gardens and flower arrangements. Eastern Star and Rebekah lodge meetings are set, with district conventions noted. St Pauls Methodist dedicates flags, Bible school starts June 21, and church helpers celebrate a birthday. Military updates include Pvt Fred Fitzwater returning to Cincinnati.

Orpha Knigh Hed Cross Nutrition Committee Pla 3A Woman's Club Eleanor McClung Glenn Kenneth D. Pugh Forest View Garden Club Lyon G. F. Lefebvre Montrose Garden Club St. Paul's Methodist Church R. A. Atkinson American Legion Post No Woman's Society of Christian Service J. Marlon Bailey E. H. Morris C. E.ashley

Land payments reveal insurers owning big US land

The article reports that major farm subsidies favored life insurance companies and absentee landlords. It lists top payments by state with entities such as Union Central Life, Northwestern Mutual Life, Equitable Life, and Delta and Pine Land in Mississippi. Affected states include Ohio, Wisconsin, Missouri, Mississippi, Illinois, Nebraska, Minnesota, New York, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania.

America USA Life Ohio—Union Central Life Insuerance Co Cincinnati Wiconsin—Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co Milwaukee Equitable Life Insurance C! Des Moines Missouri Coral American Life Insurance Co St. Louis Mississippi Delta and Pine Land Co Scott Miss AAA Oscar Johnston Mlinois First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank Chicago Nebraska Federal Land Bank of Omaha Minnesota St. Paul Northeast Insurance New York—Metropolitan Life Insurance Co New York City Cornecticut Connecticut General Life Insurance Co Hartford Pennsylvania Providence Mutual Life Insurance Co Philadelphia

Gillan Medicine Promises Relief From Ailments

Century old tonic Giljan claims to ease nervousness headaches dizziness sleeplessness backache and muscle and joint pains by combining eighteen natural juices herbs and barks. Sold at Cohen's Drug Store 10 Summers Street with a money saving offer for eight bottles.

Gian Giljan Giljan Costa Gillan Cohen Cohen's Drug Store Summers Street

Truth and rumors swirl over wartime social ills and captivity policies

The article discusses venereal disease concerns near army camps, quarantine ideas, and compulsory hospitalization proposals. It then shifts to wartime evacuations, defending the War Relocation Authority against Dies Committee charges about evacuee treatment, car use, alcohol, and rationing, noting FBI checks and WRA policies.

New Jersey Mutual Benefit Insurance Co Newark Washington Feders Dillon Myer War, Relocation Authority Robert E. Stripting FBI WRA Dies Joseph Starnes Stripling Tives

Five Couples File Marriage Applications at County Clerk Office

Marriage applications filed yesterday list five couples including Paul Lven and Charles Carnes, James Ricketts and Elainer Ramey, Howard Dawson and Clara Strow, Charles Adams and Patty Fisher, and Agee Wines and Zeta Moss. The applicants come from Charleston Sissonville Shincon and surrounding areas.

Paul Malcolm Lven Monsongalia St Charles Carnes Columbia Av James Arthur Ricketts Elainer Ramey Shincon Howard Dawson Summers St Clara Strow Washington St. FE Charles K. Adams Charleston Patty Ann Fisher Morris St Agee Warren Wines Zeta Moss Sissonville

Women’s pressure cooker committee in Kanawha County

The Kanawha County Farm Machinery Rationing Board held its first meeting at the courthouse to pass on pressure cooker applications for canning. Members include Mrs. Frank Mullins, Mrs. Florence Skuce, and Mrs. C. E. Creighton, president of the Kanawha County Farm Women’s Bureau. Eligibility depends on quantity of canning and number of families sharing the cooker.

Kanawha County Farm Machinery Rationing Board Frank Mullins Florence Skuce C. E. Creighton Kanawha County Farm Women’s Bureau

Forrest Washburns Pupils To Be Presented In Recital

Forrest Washburn will present a recital tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the McKee auditorium on Capital St. Participants include Betty Lou Gallagher Virginia Gallagher Lilly Gillagher Ellace Gallagher Betty Keofman Velen Kaumun Frances Jane Dillinger Jo Aim Care Janet Fay Grinstead Patrick Hess Eugene Frame Saymond Munson Dora Mazella Angelina Mazelle and John Mazella with guitar. Public invited.

Forrest Washburn Puplig

Brain in Every Head Slogan Urges National Education Emphasis

Col Hans Christian Adamson, U S Army Air Corps survivor of the Pacific raft ordeal, told Massachusetts education division leaders that America needs a brain in every head. He urged youths to finish high school and warned against idolizing endless material growth.

Boston Thomas I. “Marshall America Hans Christian Adamson U. & Army Lair Corps Col. Adamson Eddie Rickenbacker Pacific Cal. Adamson Massachusetts State Department of Education

New Horace Mann Playground Opens in Kanawha City

Funds raised by Horace Mann School pupils through salvage drives financed a new playground in Kanawha City. Betty Hedgener, city recreation director, notes the project aids underprivileged children with supervised recreation. Two supervisors will guide the grounds on a schedule from morning to evening as permanent equipment was partly bought by students and the Park Commission.

Charleston Horace Mann Kanawha City Betty Hedgener

Catholic Camp Opens Monday for Local Catholic Boys

Freedom Fort Les state fairgrounds near Dunbar hosts the first Catholic children camp in the area with 87 boys aged eight to fourteen registered. Russ Parsons of Charleston Catholic High School directs the camp with assistants Mrs B A Littleson Mrs Allen Van Kirk trainer nurse. Camp counselors include Dennis Pickavance Jack Harters Moe Kreuk. Boys travel from Charleston Catholic High School at 9 p m for registrations. Notables include the Hannigan brothers Richard P Rader Eugene Daniel Sidd Omer Hard jr Herschel Harvey James McNulty Warren Tomlinson Robert Hart Edward Goffaux Bobby Brooks Robert Cerrulty John Yeaver and many others.

Fort Les Dun- Bar Tomat Russ Parsons Oand Charleston Hgh School B.A. Littleston Alien van Kirk Dennis Pickavance Jack Harters Moe Kreuk Charleston Cathe Wile Haw George Barra Hannigan Brothers Richard PF Rader Eugene Daniel Sidd Omer Hard Herschel Richard Harvey James McNulty Warren Tomlinson Robert Roland Hart Edward Goffaux Bobby Brooks Robert Cerrulty John James Yeaver Ralph Grubbs Ernest Grover Brown Riley Francis Waters James Imhof Robert L. Mays Terry Littleton Ray Heindle Harold McBeaver J. Luebering Jimmy White Bobby McMurrer Allen Ralph Thomson Juin Koehn Robert Bareron Robert Mondron David Parker Jonn Gould Charles Smoot Billy Mulligan John Rathbone Jon Sohovich Martin Hacala Louis Tabit Jaamy Tom Mahrancy Huddy Wagoner

Weston Flier Harold Lough Killed in Atlantic Action

Lt Harold W Lough son of Mr and Mrs W C Lough of Weston died in action in the Atlantic area His record includes a navy decoration for rescuing a fighter pilot from the sea in the Battle of Midway He had been listed missing by the Navy and took part in combats at Gilbert and Marshall Islands Kalewnal and Tulagi and was at Pearl Harbor during the blockade raid.

Weston Harold W. Lough Mra W. C. Lough Lough Navy Department Gilbert and Marshall Islands Kalewnal Tulagi Penel Harbor Paupanere

Soldiers Push Trucks to Safe Distance in Maneuvers

In Lebanon Tenino Sweat ing sabvers led a heavy army supply trek up a slight incline then pushed a second vehicle in the long column. Capt G J McKee said drivers were taught not to launch vehicles on the road as they stopped too close, creating a target for enemy fire. They now push the trucks back by hand to restore proper distance.

Lebanon

Promotion For Ricu L Stephenson in England Action

Ricu L Stephenson son of Mr and Mrs Hen Stephenson 2238 Pennsylvania Ave promoted from private to staff sergeant while on furlough visiting wife and son at Blue Creek and parents Mor ion Lipman Wright formerly of 4 Pautine Court South Charlester now stationed somewhere in England

Ricu L. Stephenson Tleft Hen Stephenson Pennsylvania Fort Sheridan Blue Creek Morion Lipman Wright Pautine Court South Charlester England

Corporals Nuttereft and Samples Promoted in Army Air Service

Corporal Jol Nuttereft, son of Mrs. O. A. Nutter of Hooner, advanced to corporal at Rutl rtr Cal and given a 15 day furlough spent at home and with aunt Mrs. Glet no Hamer of Charleston. Harold W. Samples, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Samples of Cedar Grove, promoted to corporal at Santa Maria Army Air Base in California.

Jol PL Nuttereft O. A. Nutter Hooner Rutlrtr Cal Glet Hamer Charleston Harold W. Samples A. M. Samples Cedar Grove Santa Maria Cat Army Air Base

Allied Fliers Bomb Japanese in Burma

Allied and Royal Air Force planes struck Japanese targets across Burma. Mitchell bombers hit rail installations at Vowntuang and Thazi junctions causing fires and rolling stock damage. American Liberators bombed Diamond Island debris and a building. Fighters attacked Hukawng valley fronts, destroying a headquarters and a barracks. No crew losses reported.

Delhi India Burne Mitchell U. S Vowntuang Thazi Junction Thor Junction

Navy Petty Officers Return for Training and Promotions

Petty Officer First Class Lee Gritt returns from Pearl Harbor to enter naval officer training in San Diego to be recommended as chief petty officer. Gritt enlisted in 1940 and served on the USS Banner Omaha and in a naval mobile hospital unit abroad. he is son of Mr. and Mrs. Tous Gritt of Buffalo. Petty Officer Third Class W. Cavender is promoted after a course in Atlantic City and returns to duty with his wife daughter and mother at Rt. 5. He serves at San Francisco stations near Alvyab base aboard British operations. Bombers and light aircraft attacked Padall while pummeling Japanese positions at Thoeizang. forces attacked Kale valley and targeted river and road transport along the Chindwin river valley.

Lee Gritt Ist cl U. S Pearl Harbor San Diego Cal Geit Navy USS Banner Omaha Naval Mobile Hospital Tous Gritt Buffalo Ra W. Cavender Atlantic City N. J Laura Cavender Rt. 5 San Francisca Alvyab Padall Thoeizang Kale Hartled River Chindwin River

Tax Collector Extends Regular Office Hours in Charleston

Hundreds lined up at the Interwal revenue tower in Charleston as deputies processed second quarter income tax payments. Chief Deputy Thodes said regular hours will resume tomorrow and Tuesday, the deadline, and the office will not stay open past closing.

Linon Charleston Thodes

Enlistments Rise as Navy Lowers Requirements

In Charles ton area enlistments have increased over the past month says Chief Petty Officer A. J. Carey in charge of the Navy recruiting substation. The minimum height was lowered from 60 to 50 inches and eye standards relaxed to allow reading the chart from 20 feet with glasses.

Charleston A. J. Carey Navy Carey

Mission Camp Opens at Abney Park

The Union Mission camp opening is at 3 p m today at Abney Park. Children scheduled for camp Friday will take part in the opening service directed by Rev Pat B Withrow Sr James F Stroud leads the song service.

Union Mission Camp Abney Park Pat B. Withrow James F. Stroud

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South Charleston WCTU J. O. Jarvis Glendale Av YTC Russell Foxlesong W. S. Baltzell J. H. Medley Ieva Order of the Eastern Star Colehall Alma Barazzone Flossie Willams Montrose Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Elkhurst Rebekah Lodge Lucille Cooper District 14 A.m Madaline Cunningham Dix Te 8 Eloas Het. R. A. Atkinson St. Paul'’s Methodist Church R. ON. Swartz Tacoma Wash Maj R. N. Swartz Camp Pickett W. McDonald Morriss Salem Pvt Fred Fitzwater Mine Fitzwater Theodore Fitzwater South BUHL Buhl Optical CO Quarrier ST. Dominion Wall Paper Paint & Glass Go Hale St Phops Lawrence A. Rowe McRay Dial Gwarrier W. Va Weskdeocs Earl Dulaney Ashland, Ky Hissom Holiness Tabernacle Cor Sprieg St. and Pome Ave Averybody Rhoda Carrell Oilian Virginia Kentucky Mia, Rhoda Correlt Iljan Cohen’s Drug Stores the Quality Press, Inc Hale St. Charleston Weston Naval Flier Atlantic Puk Burma Bell Cuilera Lavare Ace Sea Persona Blade Co, Inc Madison Ava New York Rose City Bill Harold Grover and Bob Waybright Grover Waybright Warywright Portia PONT Pontiac Dickinson Street Pontice Cv & Pontiac AAA Service
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