Labor attacks and veto debates shape postwar charter talks
Delegates report voting on key provisions with Cuba and Colombia opposing, while Russia backs a broad pullout clause. Debate stalls as nations seek future amendments, amid calls that peacetime conscription threatens democratic freedoms. Dr. S V Sanford urges summer college training for youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
The
National Grange
War Hoisters League
Farmers Union
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
American Education Fellowship
5. V. Sanford
Chaue Vellor
University System of Georgia
Digestive Health Aid Described For Regularity And Relief
An article discusses herbal methods and remedies intended to support the digestive tract. It explains how certain ingredients act after ingestion to ease movement and promote regularity, aiming to reduce discomfort and maintain steady digestion.
Pro-Tariff stance sparks debate among party voices
A European style policy debate highlights tariff support and opposition within the Republican ranks. Tobey projects several GOP votes for the trade program despite entrenched resistance from lobbyists and industry groups.
Losses of U S Merchant Fleet in World War II Convoys Report
Vice Adm. Emory S. Land reports wartime convoy hazards and tonnage losses in 1942 1944 including large U boat and air attacks. He notes most ships were sunk in the North Atlantic while Allied naval air power expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trete Tostan
U.lasses Reps
Adm
Emory S. Land
Maritime
North Atlantic
British Isles
North Russia
England
Marvel
War Reports Across Pacific and Asia Theater Briefs
Stolen or captured material signals fighting on Labuan island where engineers rush to improve a captured air field. In northern Luzon the 3rd Chiot Division destroyed 48 enemy trucks. In the Cagayan valley the Buckeye Doughboys gained 40 9,000 yards. Chinese forces drive toward Foochow and Wenchow as Japanese fear invasions rise. The U S 4th Air Force targets Liuchow concentrations while Canouan bases hold the Indo China corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem Paget
Labuan Island
Labuan
Sir Convey
Luzon
Chiot
Cagayan
Foochow
Wenchaw
Wenchow
Ishan
Linchaw
U. S. 4Th Air Force
Liuchowarea
Jans
Canoans
Trio and associates race up Ashland fines and sentences
A trio and several associates faced federal charges in Ashland and nearby districts. William Homer Thompson of Charleston received six months on three counts for counterfeit coupons and illegal tire and gasoline purchases. John W. Harding of Poea district drew a year and a day for tax unpaid liquor. Lloyd Kidd of Chappelle Hollow got four months for moonshine still operation. Chester A. Selbe of South Malden received three years probation. Esther Goode of Gary Indiana faced three years custody after narcotics and theft findings. Day Walker of Landville was released after a split bill incident. Judge Moore deemed prior jail time sufficient punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ram Page
Oral Correctional Institution
Ashand
William Homer Thompson
Charleston
Ashland
John W. Harding
Poea
Ltovd Kidd
Chappelle Hatlow
Chester A. Selbe
South Malden
Kermit
Esther Goode
Gary
Ind
U. S
Day Walker
Landville
Moore
Walker
London Poles Rival Exile Group Over Conference
Exiled Polish leaders in London protest being passed over for a conference attended by a Russian backed Warsaw provisional government. They claim Britain and the United States deserted them in exchange for Russia’s veto policy at San Francisco, marking a low point in ties with the western Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Een
Warsaw
Britain
U. S
Ruama
San Francisco
London
Poland
London Group
Cadet Nurses Busing Bond Witnessed by Supporters
Loyal supporters of West Helen Dressler gather as first year cadet nurses at Westton General pledge to aid overseas reconstruction bonds. The photo shows Miss Catherine Brenhn, Miss Charlotte, and Mrs Edward L Bradley along with other students and officials at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Helen Dressler
Lasair
Dows
Charles
Westton General Hurpitel
Mise Dris
Virginia
Han
St. Fran
Edward L. Bradley
School of Nursing
Mander
Charleston
Peebles Ct
Charlotteers Club
Dressler
Gazette
Glassmen Strike Threat After Negotiations End
Don Berger of Charleton Local No 1 says Libby Owens Ford Glass workers plan a strike vote over changes to the incentive system. L G Bryan, production head, claims CIO members at five plants including Kanawha City prepared to vote. He says company counterproposals broke down talks, not the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Berger
Charlexton
CLO Federation of Glass, Ceramic and Silica Sand Workers
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Berger
L. G. Bryan
CIO
Kanawha
Bryan
Donneite Company
Satoon
War Loan drive schedule announced with troop action notes
Fragmented report lists soldiers named Pape Collins Tunkel and Tyndell in various World War II actions. It mentions Buna Panama and Laidley field as locations and notes a Charleston Freeway ceremony tied to war bond efforts.
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Pape
Boudainville
Pie
Eugene Collins
Aiken
5.C
Gwen Stanley
Buna
Louis Tunkel
Brom
New York
Actin
Panama
United States
Tyndell
Laidley Field
Charleston
Truman signals FEPC vote aid as Hull sidelined
President Truman expressed hope a rules committee would allow a house vote on continuing the FEPC. He noted Cordell Hull would not accompany him to San Francisco due to illness and described replacing Norman S. Case with Governor William H. Willard of Vermont as a new Republican member of the FEPC. He also discussed McKim’s transfer and Snyder’s orchestrated appointment.
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House
FEPC
Cordell Hull
San Francisco
United Nausny
Hull
Truman
Edward
McKim
Forrerst
John W Snyder
Snyder
William Hi. Willa
Vermont
FEC 1
Norman S . Case
Pickpockets Sentenced After Birch Street Break-In
Four young men charged with breaking and entering Farmers Supply Howe on Birch Street and stealing 1300 in war bonds and 814 in cash drew sentences. Lee Pullen 22 Alfiegion Ciwan 32 Alfred 22 James Lotts 22 Leon Steele were given 12 month county jail terms and probation plus fines. Harry Miller 48 Toledo Ohio pled guilty to pocket theft and received 1 to 10 years in state penitentiary.
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Howe
Birch St
Lee Pullen
Alfiegion Ciwan
Waodrow Alfred
St. James
Smith Creek
Leon Steele
Indiana
Pullen
Xerm
Cyrus
Harry Miller
Toledo
Summers St
Eno
Mossburg
McKeesport
Ithe Wate Penitentiary
Maternal Death Rates Decline in West Virginia
Health officials report the lowest maternal and infant death rates for West Virginia with 92 maternal deaths among 41 318 births last year and a 12.2 per thousand maternal mortality rate. The state credit s the emergency maternal and dependent care program for wives of service men, aiding nearly 5 700 maternity cases. A singing convention will be held at Coal Baptist Church at 2 p m Sunday led by Harvey Dent with area singers and choirs invited.
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West Virginia
J. F E. Offner
Offrer
United States
Ostners
Works of Coal Baptist Church
Harvey Dent
Clothing makers forecast slow shirt supply in piecemeal shifts
Leanne stems Aug 18 schedule for new goods while retail er shipments may start in December. Officials warn civilian shirt production is at a multi year low with pajamas and handkerchiefs dwindling. worsteds extend from July 10 to Oct 1 as shortages bite across shirts and sportswear.
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Leanne
Lovell
Tangeraunsel
Witiom of Si
Handker
Arrests Reported and Father’s Day Proclamation
Harris reported May arrests for violations of fish and forestry laws resulting in 36 convictions. fines ranged from 10 to 3 totaling 2240 with 44.85 in costs. Gov Meadows proclaimed Father’s Day for June 17 urging prayers in churches public places and noting wartime victors in Europe.
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A. ‘Harris
Ie Arresia
Gov. Meadows
Meadows
Bland
Europe
Public Service Opens With Large Attendance For Jontington Purist
The service is open to the public with Secretary Ivn D. Maynoraud and a huge crowd expected to hear the Jontington purist in a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivn D. Maynoraud
Final Session For Conservation Commission Office
The seven member conservation commission will hold its final session in June before legal changes take effect in July. Conservation Director Jack K Shipman says the special meeting will wind up affairs and hear reports as the body is replaced by a new advisory group with the director retaining administrative powers. The group will also map steps to establish a mobile system for forestry and law enforcement staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Gcoomission
Conservation Commission
Beremen
Aiken
Civil Service Regona Aise
Charleston Pilot Recalls Life Saving Dare At Sea
Lt Comdr William B Morton and Radioman Bertram A Donald of San Diego earned praise for aiding a pilot after a torpedo bomber sank off Luzon during World War II. Morton, wounded, was rescued. Donald and another crew member helped free Morton from the wreck. Morton later trained a new squadron in Pasco, Washington while Donald recovered in Oceanside California.
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Navy
William B. Mar
Jon. Zon
R. Kerp Morton
Virginia St
Bertram A. Donald
San Diego
Cal
Eas Hay
Mortar
McDonald
Iwo Jima
Bntio
Analysts Wanted For Works in Reich
Analysts sought for research on German industrial, financial, and insurance firms with reading knowledge of German. Salary 2 to 4. lene a year plus 72 daily subsistence. Army provides food and shelter about 125 daily. Navy yard postings require electricians, machinists, instrument repair, sheet metal workers, and more. appointments per War Manpower Commission reputations.
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Civil Service
James R. Swiger
West Coast
Annalysts
Army
Navy
War Manpower Commission
Church Events Circle No. 5 Met at Fort Hill Home
The Baptist temple group met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Roy Rollins' Fort Hill home. Mrs. Arthur Chandler spoke on leper colonies of India and displayed articles from that country. Mrs. Ward Tyree led the devotional services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Temple
Roy Rollins
Fort Hill
Arthur Chandler
India
Ward Tyree
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World Organization
Debale
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A. J. Thomas
CAW
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East
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Marian Rentain
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Tobey
al Wrette
Ceara
Capitol Streat
U.S
Trio
Poles
Glassmen
Copenhagen
Roser
W. T. Lovins
Humington Lodge
B. P.O. Riks
State Supreme Court
H. H. Rose
Man Saye
Carreia
Miner
Foc
Derevts
Yeu
Reich
Anchor
Western Union
Darley Woods
RFD
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Tanawha Blvd
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