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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1943

Page

2

Traffic Card System Reports Vehicle Speeds and Occupancy

A report shows that 32 percent of A cards, 39 percent of B cards, and 48 percent of C cars exceeded 40 mph. Twenty five percent of T sticker trucks also topped 40 mph while 55 percent were under 35. Car occupancy averaged 22 riders per 43 person car across 3,200 vehicles, with B cards carrying the most riders. An ensuing rent case in West Virginia involves Hattie Parsons Jones and rent regulation violations at Gallipoline Point Pleasant, with OPA pursuing Roy Price for overcharging tenants.

West Virginia Hattie Parsons Jones Fount Gallipoline Point Pleasant Defense OPA Roy Price Charleston

Russians Massing Forces as Berlin Reports Spread

Radio reports quoted by the Associated Press say Russians massing south of Moscow threaten the eastern front while Germans redeploy top commands across Europe. Rommel and Rundstedt reportedly lead in France and Norway, with Dietl in northern Scandinavia. British alerts punctuate London attacks as Luftwaffe bombers strike outskirts, causing casualties.

Associated Press Berlin Moscow Erwin Rommel France Algeria Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt Atlantic Wall Norway Nikol Jana von Falkenhorst Trondheim Oslo Edward Dietl Finland Siegmund W. Lit Europe Ankara Expres Syria Turkey Palese Leningrad Red Army

Ruhr bombardment hits Oberhausen targets amid air battle

German transport continued over the Ruhr with strong fighter opposition as a Lancaster repulsed four JU 88s over Oberhausen. Oberhausen, a key Ruhr town of 192000, hosts Gute Hoffmann plants and a major rail and canal hub. RAF intruder raids hit railway targets in France and the Low Countries. three Focke Wulf 190s were shot down near Fecamp while others were damaged.

Oberhausen Ruhr Gute Hoffnanshutts AG Deutsche Babcock Wilcox France Low Countries Fecamp

Submarine Buildup and Guadalcanal Raid Report

Navy officials caution that submarine production has accelerated since the last prewar figures. A brief Pacific front bulletin notes a small number of bombs dropped on Guadalcanal with no personnel or material casualties. Navy fighters damaged a Japanese reconnaissance bomber in the South Pacific, location unspecified.

Pacific Guadalcanal Navy Congress Solomons South Pacific

Coal talks collapse over portal to portal claims

Lewis O Neill explains the United Mine Workers balked at a pre April 1 1943 settlement on travel time claims. The Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Assoc says negotiations are at an impasse awaiting the War Labor Board decision and will not seek further hearings.

United Mine Workers Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Assoc National War Labor Board

Evacuation and wartime housing strains noted

The article cites official acknowledgment of morale risks from evacuations and warns against despairmongers. It explains Nazi emphasis on evacuations due to halted construction since 1942, labor redirected to war work, material shortages, and scarce housing. It also notes the statue of Liberty height and origins of Argentina and Brazil discoveries with dates and explorers.

Argentina Juan Diaz de Selis Brazil Cabral

Greyhound plans air bus service to extend national transport

Greyhound outlines plans to enter air transportation using helicopters to link small cities with major hubs. Officials say postwar air bus service would complement existing highway operations, with routes from Detroit to Flint and Cincinnati to Louisville under consideration.

C. €. Wickman Greyhound Civil Aeronguties Board Wickman Detroit Flint Herat Cincinnati Louisville Wur United States Ealating Whithes Air Buses U.S Canada iGreyhound Corp

Notable Names in a Chicago Circle Listing

A list from a historical page includes Wickman and A A L Bogan with others from Chicago. Additional names are Ivan Bowen of Minneapolis R L Griggs of Duluth Arthur M MIN of Charleston W L Travis of San Francisco and H G Wellington of New York.

Sixty More Jurors Called for June Term

Sixty additional persons have been selected for petit jury service for the June term of the intermediate court. Cir cuit Clerk Malcolm H. Hix announced the report date as June 23. The list includes M. J. Osborne HM Lynch Lewis L Hall Robert R Ellis Drew Young and many others from Big Sandy Cabin Creek Charleston Elk Union Malden and surrounding areas.

Malcolm H. Hix M. J. Osborne HM. Lynch Lewis L. Hall Robert R. Ellis Drew Young Big Sandy P Hudnall Jack Richards Connor Hughes Cabin Creek Henry Luther Frank Harking George L. Barger Stephen M. Jarrett Johny Gilligan Andrew Brawley William P. Mandt RE. Elkins M. K. Hearne Gordon Miller D. H. Baldock James Farry Robert G. Halle Herman Pierson Otio MM. Durbin W. E. Markham Frank H. Williams Bernard Simms Charleston Floyd Sheets George Hawkins Frank Heard Elk Jack Brannon Bernard Alderson Ed Dent Barker H. Black Deck Haynes Joe Sawyer W. S. Robinson Hartless Good C. E. Bower Union W. B. LePage

Obituary notices from Charleston and Kanawha County deaths

Deaths and services for numerous residents are listed including Miss Nannie Kensett Ward of Norfolk Virginia, Jasper Mitchell 35 of Mare, Cecil Williams husband of Edythe Williams, Georgia Cloxton Denver death, Mary Jane Plumley Jumping Branch, Henry A. Fischer Kanawha City heat prostration, Lee Williamson and Mark Kessler Carter obituaries, William Wood of Gauley Bridge, Cadle Meeks Jr of Dunbar, and Dimmie Williams of Campbell's Creek with burial details and surviving relatives.

Nannie D. Kensett Ward Richmond Nannie D. Kensett Norehfolk Norman H. Stack Norfolk Kensett Edythe Williams Edythe Willams Beech Weekley Spring Hill Herbert Watts Charleston Carl Willis Huntington Mary Jane Plumley Mary Jane Plumiey Jumping Branch Jasper Plumley C. E. Walker Meadows Mortuary Hinton The Christian Church T. F Hot Springs Caldonia Farley Cora Plumbey Pear Raleigh County Allen Broyles Kansas Henry A. Fischer Nazarene Kanawha City Washington Av Venable C. D. Taylor John Herr John Williams Arthur Cate W. H. Hackworth Claud Lewis George Fruth W. x. Reb

West Virginians Killed Wounded Are Listed

War Department released yesterday the names of 229 Americans killed in action in North Africa and 237 wounded in action in major war zones. Five West Virginians were killed and seven wounded, including Pvt. Joseph V. Heil of Romney and Cpl. John Yorke Jr. of Bartley among the fallen, with several wounded such as Staff Sgt. Alwin Furrer of Charleston and Pvt. Kenneth Carpenter of Redlands listed among those injured.

War Department North Africa Joseph V. Heel Bits Margaret Reel Romney Mike S. Seymanek Catherine Szymanek Weirton Marshall O. Tracy Valare Tracy Arbovale Charles W. Walk Corrie Walk Bluefield John Yorke John A. Yorke Bartley Alwin Furrer Maude Furrer Charleston Kenneth R. Carspenter Robert FR Carpenter Rerdy Ray E. Lynch Christian Lynch Webster Springs Harry EF. Nelson Elizabeth Nelson Wheeling Ralph Stephenson Eupha Stephenson Clendenin James W. Wilson Mary B. Wilson la Frank Carl H. Westfall Hallie Westfall Erbacon

Tourist Cabin Operator Held on Vice Charge

A female operator and two women employees of tourist camps near South Charleston are detained for hearing before Justice of the Peace Chase 7 Loury on vice charges. They were arrested after Pvt. Wilbur Johnson Balkan Ky was taken into custody for alleged involvement with a 14 year old girl, with Deputy Sheriff Barnett, R A Shamblin, and Constable Donnelly making the raids.

Soutl Charleston Chase 7 Loury Justice of the Peace Wilbur Johnson Balkan Robert Barnett R.A. Shamblin Howard Donnelly

AFL CIO Create Two New Labor Office Posts

AFL and CIO men in 1942 establish two new labor offices as labor influence grows within the WPH. Previously Lund and a small advisory setup led labor input, but an eight member Inbor management council now includes AFL President Green and CIO President Murray, expanding labor's advisory reach.

Labor Lund Keenan Inbor WPH Inbor Management Council AFL Green C10 Murray

Margaret Gross Elected Music Club President

Margaret Gross was elected president of the Friday Morning Music Club at a meeting last night held at the home of Mrs. W O Ziebold on Thomas Circle Road. She succeeds John Hlersoux Jr Glenna Brown McHou was elected secretary treasurer succeeding Mrs. Robert E Wilschey. The term of office is two years as the club enters its 18th year with plans for a history pamphlet and special programs using member talent.

Margaret Lindsey Gross W. O. Ziebold Thomas Circle Rd John Hlersoux Glenna Brown McHou Robert E. Wilschey

Kanawha Players to Elect Officers for Coming Year

Kanawha Players plan annual meeting in the Daniel Boone hotel club room at . p m to elect officers. President E. J. McDonough urges all members with season tickets to attend and participate in the election.

Kanawha Daniel Boone Hotel E. J. McDonough

Fugitive Milam Captured After Escape From Road Camp

State troopers seized Lawrence Milam of Welch who escaped from the Ashton road camp in Mason county on June 9. He was nabbed last night on the Tyler Mountain road and taken to Kanawha county jail until sentencing on a grand larceny charge from McDowell county.

Lawrence Milam Welch State Road Ashton Mason County Tyler Mountain Kanawha Milam McDowell County Troapera

Fire in Home Extinguished on Lock Six Road

City firefighters were called to Hugh Ritter’s home on Lock Six road late yesterday to extinguish a fire in a closet. Damage was reported to be slight.

Hugh Ritter Lock Six Road

Prominent Surgeon Dr Orsey Peck Dies at Home in Grafton

Dr Orsey Carlye Peck a leading Northern West Virginia surgeon who served the community for 35 years died at his home after a six month illness. He was past master of Gratin lodge No 18 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons and former grand master of the West Virginia Masonic fraternity. He is survived by his widow a brother and two sisters.

Mason Grafton Orsey Carlye Peck West Virginia Peck Gratin Lodge No

Rectors Attend 40th Anniversary at St Matthew's Episcopal

The 40th anniversary of St Matthew's Episcopal Church was celebrated with a Monday reception at the parish house attended by over 100, including former rectors Rev Jon M Hanlon and Rev Frank T Cady. A reminiscence program featured Allen T Peyton, a technicolor church film shown by J Edwin Stark, and music directed by John B Deinhardt. Special services Sunday included holy communion, a church school graduation, and a sermon by Rev B W Tinsley titled The Holy Spirit and His History.

B. W. Tinsley Recetor St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Jon M. Hanlon Frank T. Cady Pt Measeant Allen T. Peyton J. Edwin Stark Muste John B. Deinhardt Hugh Way I. D. Henderson Moriola Tinsley Gazette

Pt. Pleasant Wanton Sued In Rent Regulation Action

Huntington June 15 The OPA filed an injunction suit in U S district court for the south region over rent regulation claims.

Pt. Pleasant Wanton Huntington The OPA Today U. S. District Court For South

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