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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
7
The account describes a re sort hotel deemed Unfair by regional authorities and cites Ferrillo saying it was adjusted without trial. It notes Petrillo and Rosenberg instill fear among orchestra readers and players who fear punishment or loss of work for speaking, with confidential meetings only.
Mrs Vera Price of Gashorn Street announces the marriage of her daughter Adaline Price Finnon to Wilbur D James on May 23. Rev R H Daugherty officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Roy Dobbs. The couple, employed by Owens-Illinois Glass Co., will reside at 318 West Washington Street after July 1.
Mrs Randolph L Anderson hosted seventeen executive board members of the Woman s auxiliary to the Kanawha Medical Society at Edgewood Country Club. They discussed plans for the coming year and decided to contribute 500 to Charleston Memorial Hospital to furnish a doctors lounge.
The article praises Conn as a dead game heavyweight contender, noting his speed and slipping tricks likened to ripping moves once illegal but now common. It compares him to Chalky Wright’s ring craft, and questions his chances against Louis, urging him to press the attack and avoid hesitation in the ring.
Anglo-American inquiry notes a British offer to admit 100000 Jews to Palestine if the U S supplied 25 divisions to quell Arab unrest. War Department intelligence finds uprisings unlikely and reports 100000 British troops plus 70000 Jewish partisans in Palestine. State Department advised rejection. foreign office responds with new pledge to openness.
Allan E Nurmi of Holidays Cove is discharged at Fort Meade Maryland. Frank M Price of Danville released at Shoemaker California. Mack H McCoy of Charleston assigned to Kindley Field Bermuda with the 8th Weather Squadron. Lt Helen M Leach of 527 Branch St assigned as nurse at Wakeman General Hospital Camp Atterbury Indiana. Lt Kenneth L Coghill USNR of 5020 Kanawha Ave reverted to inactive duty after processing at Washington DC separation center. Cpl Earl Ritz Jr of Charleston and Curtis M Ryan Alum Creek and Cpl Richard L Gunnoe Spring Hill transferred to Kyushu Japan with the 8d Engineer battalion of the 24th Infantry Division.
Loretta Claire Bartley daughter of James and Mrs Bartley of Providence married I William Vealey son of Grover and Mrs Vealey of Chesapeake in a double ring ceremony at St Michael's rectory Providence officiated by Rev William McKitchen. Attendants were Marie Hames and Francis Bartley. Family wedding dinner followed at Tophill Seekonk. The couple plans to reside in Charleston.
Newcomers club hosted a Tuesday bridge luncheon at the Ruffner hotel with Mrs E H Gibbs Mrs E R Stevens and Mrs James Gray as hostesses. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames J D Krout O R Peterson and D H Dowlin. The president Mrs W B Sayers introduced new residents Mesdames George A Thwaites D T Peyton and J R Price.
Miss Tillie Gumm, a University of Kentucky student, arrives to spend the summer with her mother in Lexington. Miss Mary Jane Shepard, from Wellesley College, will arrive Saturday to stay with her parents in Upper Ridgeway Road. Miss Mary Frances Hunt of Ruffmer Hollow Road leaves yesterday for two weeks with her uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Clyde R. Baker in Bluefield. Mr James W. Miller of Goshorn Street is a patient at Charleston.
The Gleaners class of Humphreys Memorial Methodist Church will meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the home of Mrs Roma Morgan located at 1519 6th Street.
Officers of Union Temple Mo 0 are asked to attend an 8 p m gathering at 230 1 2 Capitol St to discuss negotiations for admitting 100000 Jews to Palestine.
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