U.S. Agents Break Largest Meat Ring
Federal investigators halted a major black market in meat run by 10 former Wisconsin cattle buyers. Calves were dumped on Chicago markets as slaughter permits were suspended pending permanent revocation. Names listed include Novak, McGrath, Burns, and others from Rice Lake, Ladysmith, Turtle Lake, and nearby towns. A Chicago packing firm pleaded not guilty to price violation charges for shipping 50 carloads and taking over $25,000 in side payments.
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Wisconsin
War Food Administration
Chicago
WEA
WFA
E. Q. Pollock
Rice Lake
Ladysmith
Wis
Titnois
Pollock
Alexander Novak
Marion T. McGrath
William Burns
George H. Dratina
Edmund Novak
Jeeonard Pabst
Turtle Lake
Clarence J. Leonard
Tony
Kari Bailey
Sarona
F. H. Hombrowt
Chotok
Marty L. Pittman
Clear Lake
C. A. Burnett & Co
Tiv Ehael Lynnce
Reed Man Hit by Truck Near Nervous Prostration
A man named Reed was struck by a truck at Lee and Clenden streets, suffering lacerations and bruises. The vehicle was driven by Thomas Layne of Charleston and owned by Diamond Tee & Co of Nelson. He received treatment at Kanawha Valley Hospital. Further garbled text references an unrelated series of events and names.
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Reed
Beck Mama
Jay
No Wonder
Sonny
Lee
Clenden
Sts
Thomas Layne
Charleston
Diamond Tee & C Co
Nelson
Kaenawha Valley Hospital
Local ration notices and garden club report in Charleston area
Ration hoard in WHI annuls all hardship requests for applications at Armor Park school building. Applications no longer available at pres office. salvage plan discussed. Reports of Garden Club of Me rose Garden and Forest View Garden club meetings feature flower arrangements and upcoming events. Title confusion aside, local notices cover curb clearance and gathering details for weekly events at Lyon and McCorkle area homes.
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South Charleston
Armor Park
Pres
G. F. Lefebure
Merose Garden Club
Tory Gardens
Forest View Garden Clube
Agreement Ends Strike Fines for Miners in Ohio District
In Columbus June, John Owens of District 6 United Mine Workers and Daugherty of Nelson report an agreement with Gov. Was to end fines on oil miners for stoppages this month. The pact allows suspension of fines and provides for partial pay during absences, with some districts seeing up to $2 daily. The deal limits penalties and ties payment to mutual consent between operators and the union.
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Columbus
John Owens
United Mine Workers of Ameri
Daugherty
Nelson
Mackine Miele Aan
Iy Tees
Dhenna
Amutual Sareerent Hee En Oieratars
Gwens-Daukherty
Change in Sales Tax Is Effective July 1
A political statement outlines July 1 as the effective date for a revised sales tax. The measure includes a 50 rent exemption on all food items in five communities in Waist Virginia and a five cent exemption on other tangible property.
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Virginia
George
Aden
Appointment to State Office Announced Amid Questions
The notice discusses an appointment to a South Carolina state office, mentioning Dr. Woodyard and Dr. Waiteard in connection with a medical degree from the University of Georgia and administrative hearings. It references allegations of unspecified lapses and the need for an opate and persimne context.
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Waeteard
Red Net
Woodyard H Youle
South Carnege
Universit
Depositors Receive Dividend After Bank Closure
An unclear OCR fragment reports depositors receiving a dividend after a bank closure. The text mentions depositors at a bank in a city and hints at a payout or settlement, but many names and details are garbled, leaving the exact institution and date uncertain.
Blind Printer Poet Receives Migel Medal for Service
New York June 15. Louis W Rodenberg of Jacksonville ML, a blind printer musician and poet, is awarded the Migel Medal for outstanding service to the blind. The award honors his 25 years of work in Braille type development for English speakers and his literary contributions to professional literature on the blind.
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New York
Louis W. Rodenberg
Jacksonville
Migel
M.C. Minch
American Foundation of the Blind
Helen Keller
Rottenberg
Musical Review For
Rotenberg
Wingts
Didisonville
Brailie
Suit Filed Against Myrtle by Charleston Trust Co
O F Payne receiver of Charleston Trust Co filed suit in the superior court against Myrtle for alleged sailing of assets. Plaintiff claims the amount due on a note remains unpaid and seeks recovery of the debt.
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O. F. Payne
Charleston Trust Ca
Agaist Myrtle
Youths Questioned in Beating of Boy in Huntington
Two junior high students were questioned by Huntington police after 16-year-old Jay Burton Collistower accused them of beating him and forcing him to walk barefoot on broken glass to mock how American soldiers are treated by the Japanese. A physician said the torture lasted over an hour, left him in nervous collapse with severely cut feet. Police reported the captors allegedly kidnapped him, repeatedly forced him to walk, and exposed him to a display in a small school room. a witness was forced to turn off the Ras.
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Muntington
Jay Burton Collisfower
Brken Glass
Huntington
Collistower
Colliflower
Prs
Day
Tax Court Session Termination Expected Tomorrow
A tax court session in district federal court, presided by Judge Todge Charles PL Smith, is slated to end tomorrow after hearing appeals from income tax assessments. Among cases is Smokeless Fuel Co that faces $34,472 deficiency in 1978 reporting. Nevada, the Sagebrush State, is noted in passing.
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Incame
Todge Charles PL Smith
Smokeless, Fuel Co
Eame
Nevada
Convention Will Honor Ten 50 Year Bankers
Huntington scene for West Virginia Bankers Assoc 50th anniversary convention honors ten bankers who have completed fifty years in the profession at Charleston Saturday. Honorees include Charles McGahen L B E Johnson W S Stuart John L Dickinson John C Malone E A Reid H B Lewis EF A Barnes and Charles K Payne.
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Huntington
West Virginia
Charleston
E. A. Reid
Charleston National Bank
H. B. Lewis
Kanawha Banking and Trust Co
EF. A. Barnes
Charles K. Payne
Charleston Bank
Honolulu Conservatory Pupils Present Concert
The Honolulu Conservatory of Music presents a concert this evening at 8 p.m. at the Charleston Federal Recreation Center. The Honolulu Guitar Orchestra, directed by David H. Herbert, will perform Hawaiian and popular tunes with members including Charlotte Cassell, JoAnna Crouser, Wanda Bailey, Anna Finsey, Reva Skeens, Evelyn Cavender, Doris Hawk, Erma Evans, Katy Lou Coates, Katherine Grishaber, Robert Crouch, Join Fain, and others.
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Honolulu Conservatory of Music
Charleston Federal Recreation Center
Honolulu Guitar Orchestra
David H. Herbert
Charlotte Cassell
JoAnna Crouser
Wanda Bailey
Anna Finsey
Reva Skeens
Evelyn Cavender
Doris Hawk
Erma Evans
Katy Lou Coates
Katherine Grishaber
Robert Crouch
Join Fain
Local performers listed for upcoming program
The article names Charles Lee Richard Myers Claude Smith Pat Tucker and Thomas Pauley as performers. Other musical numbers will be given by Willagene Cavender J Kenny Fleshman Opal Fosburs and Billy Woalwine. The pubile Ja inylted.
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Charles Lee
Richard Myers
Claude Smith
Pat Tucker
Thomas Pauley
Willagene Cavender
J. Kenny Fleshman
Opal Fosburs
Billy Woalwine
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