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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1944

Page

14

U S Paratroops Win Shooting Match With Larger Nazi Force

In France US paratroopers fought a daylight assault against German paratroopers, using rifles and artillery. Despite a larger enemy force, American sharpshooters killed hundreds and captured well over a thousand Germans, with 200 surrendering in the town and more in the surrounding marshes. The day ended with total prisoners exceeding a thousand and reinforcements clearing remaining threats.

Charleston Cazette U. S

Obituary Notices From Fayette County and Surrounding Areas

Short services are set for James Edward Decembly 1 year old drowned near Eagle Fayette county in Ka nawha river while playing near home. Final rites and burial in Flem ingsburg Kentucky tomorrow. Eva Jones 58 died at son Liney Jones home Sissonville. Burial in Fisher cemetery. Mary Robinson 34 of 520 Court St died June 7 services at Harden chapel burial Spring Hill. Fred C Elam 57 Sprague fatally injured in New River Coal Co mines. services Saturday 2 pm at residence burial Sunset Memorial Park. Franklin Andrew Ball 10 month old son of Isaac Ball died in Leslie Greenbrier county services 2 pm at home burial Rainelle cemetery. Carte infant daughter of Dora and live in Winona Lookout funeral at Jennett Cemetery Lookout. David V Pollock 63 Hamilton died at sister’s home in East Rainelle.

James Edward Decembly Perry Deterbly Eagle Fayette County Kanawha River H. O. Laita Eva Jones Liney Jones Sissonville J. C. Fisher Fisher Cemetery Noble Long Mortuary Fred Portsmouth Opha Hubert Dallas Idaho Tex Edward Arza Lewis Malissa Bevans Mary Robinson Court St Harden and Harden Chapel Spring Hill Cemetery Fred C. Elam Sprague New River Coal Co Sunset Memorial Park Mattie Elam Roy Elam James T. Elam Pacific May Young Virginia Smith Russell, Ky Minnie Carter Pemberton Brotherack William Elam Effie Reed Stotesbury Franklin Andrew Ball Franklin Andrew, Ball Isaac Ball Leslie Greenbrier County Rev. J. McCallister Rainelle Wallace & Wallace Hast Rainelle BREW Amin Roll Radio Corp Steynaund Rand Repub WOW T. Central Tay Harvestey Sears Roebuck Anaconda Ww Ave. Corp Ala Zouth Mohn Manville Sperry Corp Delis Boeing Gulf Sul Thrysler Tidewater Ward Zor Balser i Atterntt Pennersa Y Curt Wright United Carbon 221 Fudder Nat Dairy Sas E. Orto Wester Gustman Weaiinah Cornstalk Wallace & Wallace Mortuary East Rainelle William ‘Pollock Hamilton

Livestock and market prices from Chicago and New York

Chicago livestock figures show total salable cattle 25,000 and calves 1,500 with steady to firm demand. hogs around 34,000 in stock, with top prices for good and choice among various weight ranges. New York wholesale prices list by size and grade, with overall firm tone and notable butter and Treasury balance figures.

Chicago IWFA Totel Pittsbureh Livestock Pittsburgh Jime Ihe Balable Heberg New York Associated Press Fitttaburgn Freddie

Prices Rise Briskly on Exchange in War Bond Era Rally

New York reports a bull market led by low priced motors and civilian manufacturing shares. Allied advances in Europe spurred demand as volume hit 2,236,780 shares, the best since 1943. Leaders included A. S. Stead, Bethlehem, General Motors, and Chrysler setting new 1944 peaks. Transfers rose to 327,080 with bonds steady as war loan drives begin.

New York Sinock Exchange France Italy Wall Street A. S. Stead Bethlehem General Motors Chrysler du Pont Willys Overland Budd Manufacturing Hupp Motor Nash-Kelvinator Graham-Paige Continental Motors Hayes Manufacturing Studebaker Hudson Motor American Radiator Crane Co Philco Ami American Sugar Electric Bond & Share Cities Service Carrier Corp. Republic Aviation Phoenix Securities Lake Shore Mines U. S Pont

Sugar quota increased for institutions by 25 percent

The Office of Price Administration announced a 25 percent boost in sugar quotas for restaurants hotels lunchrooms large boarding houses schools and plants that bake their own goods. The increase applies to current May June allotments and future periods.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA

Market Notes From Pittsburgh and New York June 12

Regional livestock prices show hogs steady with varied weights and cattle values mixed. Wheat and eggs hold steady as Chicago markets report firm but unchanged butter and dairy prices while New York commodity index edges higher, and a closing line notes historical tidbits on ancient Egypt crocodiles fed honey.

Miner Recruiting Program Planned for West Virginia

West Virginia will implement a new mining and lumbering first priority manpower plan under the War Manpower Commission. Andrew Edmiston says the change will be explained to the state management labor committee, with USES offices directing qualified coal miners to jobs as needed.

Ne War Manpower Commission West Virginia WMC Andrew Edmiston U.S Management-Labor Committee Management Labor L. Ebersole Gaines Mt. Hope H. P. Henshaw Huntington W. W. Jennings Alley C. W. Martin Charleston Wiliam Blizzard John B. Easton Thomas Cairns G. F. Todd Gratton Paul ¥. McNutt Edmiston

Adequate Food Stocks Expected Nationwide

Baltimore June 12 Adequate stocks of most foods will be on hand for the balance of the year except first grade beet and lamb. National Retail Grocers Assoc president John E. Jaeger, elected last week in Chicago, cited ample supply of lower beef grades and continued lamb declines due to slaughterhouse losses from no wholesale price ceiling, while canned goods appear ample and crops may slightly alter outlook.

Baltimore John E. Jaeger National Assoc Jaeger Chicago Prairie States

Man Hospitalized After Fight Near Coal Mine Entrance

J D Pratt 60 of Garten Fayette county was brought to Laird Memorial hospital Montgomery for injuries from a fight at the New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Co mine entrance at Kay Moor. He suffered head and left arm injuries when struck with a blunt instrument by an unidentified man.

J. D. Pratt Garten Laird Hospital J.D. Pratt Fayette County Laird Memorial Hospital Montgomery New River & Pocahontas Consolidated

Manpower Plan Seeks Reassignment to Essential Jobs

The speaker notes the new program will channel male workers into essential industries and push nonessential industries to hire more women. Men will be offered nonessential roles only if not needed in essential work locally or if accepting such jobs causes undue hardship.

Grand Jury Hears Election Frauds May Be Presented

The June term Kanawha county Intermediate court grand jury was advised by Judge Cyrus W. Hall that it may be asked to consider irregularities from the May 9 primary election. Hall urged jurors to weigh testimony and indict if warranted and noted help from the prosecuting attorney if needed. R. A. Robertson named foreman. other jurors listed include Shirley Hastings C. C. Crawford Harry G. Fretwell J. C. Barnhart W. Boyd Donnally Niley Blake and others.

Kanawha County Intermediate Cour Grand Jury Cyrus W. Hall Hall R. A. Robertson Shirley Hastings C. C. Crawford Harry G. Fretwell C. Barnhart W. Boyd Donnally Niley Blake George Singleton L. G. Tucker Gordon Moirar J.C. Grymes A. J. Slater William H. Knapp Julius Spraching William Hardbarger J. A. Morgan

General Pierce Heads to Camp Dawson for Italian POWs

Acting Adjutant General Carleton and General Pierce depart for Camp Dawson near Kingwood to inspect about 180 Italian prisoners of war assigned to Freston county camp. They will prepare the site for West Virginia state guard maneuvers set for August 6 to 13 and oversee rifle range and grounds renovations.

Pierce Camp Dawson Carleton v. Pierce Kingwood Freston County West Virginia Italy Cammp

Waiting To Die Scene On The Beachhead Standoff

A dramatic WWII excerpt shows soldiers prepared to wait for a beachhead to be established. Every man resigned to fate as silence stretched for minutes that felt like hours, conveying tension and grim resolve on the frontline.

Desperate Landing Scenes On Evacuation Day

Eyewitness account describes ankle deep water on a landing barge under fire near a beach. A tractor toppled into water, engines stalled, and one boat pulled free as sand mines and underwater obstacles wrecked landing craft. Three soldiers suffered heavy shrapnel wounds while medics treated them under fire.

Two Army Doctors Battle Beach Assault in Europe

Maj Darrell Campbell of Ann Rives niche and Capt John Shelton of Sturgeon Mich recount a rough landing under fire. A burst knocked me into a truck wounding my shoulder while a fragment grazed the other leg. After 14 hours on a barge we retreated to a mother ship for repairs as the first German plane strafed the beach. We reached safety late next day after toiling amid water spurts with limited space to move aboard the ferry. A mistletoe note ends the fragment.

Darrell Campbell Ann Rives Niche John Shelton Sturgeon Mich Asd

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Flemingsburg Charles C. Beasley Bullitt St Charleston Hospital Harden and Harden Edward Saunders Columbus, C Andrew Calloway David V. Pollock Archie Deitz Fishers Strert Apparel Herd Ark Charleston Representatives Greenlee Brothers Security E.larence J. Benson Charleston National Bank Moeeg & Aden’s Association Ravenswood, W. Va Member Federal Reserve System Charleston National Mermbay Fadera Deposit Insurance Corporation Dune Treasury The Virginie St. B SEARS Thor Lon & Minor Soreneen Thornton & Minor Thoreeton & Minor Charlesten Cohen Drug Charleston Federal Savings and Loan Association Kanawha Boulevard Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company OF
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