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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

17

Wounded GIs Speak On Postwar Plans From Halloran Hospital

Wounded American soldiers at Halloran hospital Staten Island share capsule interviews describing their postwar goals and career plans. Pvt Charles Dohremwend a Bronx paratrooper recounts injuries and contemplates shipyard work and future trades while awaiting prosthetic fitting and rehabilitation. The piece notes general war effects on veterans including education and training paths.

Halloran Hospital Staten Island

Buick Sedan Stolen Truck Recovered in Kanawha City

Frank E. Neely of 4914 Washington Ave reports his 1923 Buick sedan license 236-660 stolen Tuesday night in Kanawha City. A pickup truck owned by 7-Up Bottling Co and a car owned by Venice Nally of 613 Brooks St were recovered, the truck by state police on Mill Creek and the car by the owner in Donnaly Hollow.

Frank E. Neely Washington Av Kanawha City Mill Creek Venice Nally Brooks St Donnal- Ty Hollow

John L Lewis retirement age candidacy announced

Kay Edmundson, former president of Illinois District 12 United Mine Workers of America, announced today his candidacy for UMWA international vice president. He said the next vice president will need to assume the responsibilities of international president, as that section of the union prepares for leadership change.

John L. Lewis International Edmundson John O'Leary Pittsburgh Springfield Kay Edmundson Ilinoig Dist United Mine Workers of America Umwa International

Sailor Seeks Lost Luggage in Charleston Cafe

John E. Lloyd, a coast guard motor machinist's mate, arrived June 2 for a Charleston tour and asked police to help locate a black traveling bag he left in a local cafe. He does not recall the cafe name or location, and the bag bears his name in gold. Contents include two sailor suits and other apparel. Horse-drawn cab fares in Dublin are to be regulated.

John E. Lloyd Charleston Coast Guard Lloyd

TB Discharges Hit 500 A Month For Tuberculosis

Washington June 194- Surgeon General Parran said five hundred armed forces members are discharged monthly due to tuberculosis. He told a senate subcommittee that deaths from TB rose this year, urging a federal program with 10 million dollars for TB prevention and eradication.

Washington Thomas Parran United States Health Service Senate America

Triplets Bre Beckley Father Delbert Parker Died

Last surviving triplet Melvin Delbert Parker died at his parents home in Sun Sun mining town. He and his brothers Melvin Ray and Marvin Wayne were born yesterday at the Parker home their father a mine worker. The Chilean aviator day marked the 25th anniversary of Dagoberto Godoy’s first crossing of the Andes.

Bre Beckley Melvin Delbert Parker Delbert Parker Sun Melvin Ray Marvin Wayne Parker Chile Andes Dagoberto Godoy

Wallace Sees Asia Policy As Freedom Diminishes Divisions

Vice President Wallace urged a postwar policy of freedom for Asia’s subject peoples and a time-limited occupation of Japan toward an Asiatic Sweden of peaceful, high- tech pursuits. He warned against imperial entrenchment and called for an orderly transition to broader self-government across Asia, citing China, the Philippines, Korea, and Thailand as key members of free Asia.

New York Wallace Asia United States Japan Sweden China American Council Institute of Pacific Relations Churchill Uncle Sam Simon Legree Santa Claus Asis Free Asia Soviet Asia Philippines Korea Thailand United Nations French Committee of National Liberation America Phillippines Pacific Islands Southeast Asia India Dutch East Indies Burma Malaya Indo-China

Negro Knights of Pythias to Renovate Washington St Lodge

Building Inspector George E. Hendricks issued a permit to Franklin Calloway authorizing the Negro Knights of Pythias lodge to make general repairs to their building at 910 Washington St. E. for an estimated cost of 200,000. Calloway said the plans include.

Negro Knights of Pythias George E. Hendricks Franklin Calloway Negro Knights of Pythias Lodge Washington St. E

War Service Training Committee Enlarged

Three additional members were named by State School Supt. W. W. Trent yesterday to the committee evaluating military and war service training in terms of state college credits. New appointees are J. E. Long registrar at West Virginia University A. A. Schecraft dean of West Virginia Wesleyan and S. L. McGraw registrar of Concord College.

W. W. Trent J. E. Long West Virginia University A. A. Schecraft West Virginia Wesleyan

Cavalry Veteran Completes 25-Mile Hike Ahead of Main Force

In Van Dorn Mississippi T Sgt George LeBlanc 47 a former cavalry sergeant with 24 years service finished a 25 mile hike in 5 hours 1 minute 15 seconds faster than the main unit though his age might have led to a slower pace.

van Dorn George LeBlanc LeBlanc

Aviation in Grade Schools to Teach Flight History

Boulder Colorado will introduce aviation education in grade schools. The course covers history of aviation plane structure and identification airways airports civil regulations communications meteorology and flight theory. Nearby notes mention increasing popularity of Russian motion pictures in Australia.

Boulder Colon Colorado

Snake kills itself in museum exhibit incident

A timber rattlesnake at the Charleston museum died by its own action after sinking a fang into its belly. This marks a second self poisoning incident in the museum exhibit, as the pickled reptile is retained in its crisis position with other specimens.

Charleston

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