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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1946

Page

7

Truman veto debate sways in final decision

In a heated exchange, Truman weighs the Case bill amid pressure from Sabath and industry leaders. Sabath urges a veto to protect fairness, while warning lawmakers against discrimination as prices and labor demands rise. Truman studies the measure before deciding, with implications for labor and industry.

Truman House of Representatives Adolph Sabath Chicago Sabath Florida

Mine Union Officials Endorse Bond Saving Plan

West Virginia United Mine Workers district leaders including William Blizzard of District 17 George J Titler District 28 and C Fremont Davis District 31 endorsed the Treasury peacetime savings bond program. Bernard Payne said sales by miners help keep the state in the upper price bracket. Blizzard urged saving over spending noting bonds will be worth more as future dollars buy less and investors can profit by holding bonds long term.

of Treasury West Virginia United Mine Workers of America William Blizzard Charleston George J. Titler Bechter C. Fremont Davis Fairmont Treasury Bernard Payne Yestery Day Savings Bonds Blizzard The United Mine Workers U. S

Hesse Family Jewels Declined For Purchase In Germany

In Frankfurt on June 13 the Countess von Hesse and granddaughter of Queen Victoria refused an American offer to buy the Hessian crown jewels for 3 million dollars. A jeweler claimed a syndicate was ready to purchase, but the countess said the jewels are not owned by any single family member and cannot be sold. The Hessian gems are largely held by U. S. Army custody after a prior disappearance and recovery.

Frankfurt Germany Vpi Countess von Hesse Queen Victoria House of Hesse Jack M. Werst Darton, D Margarita Hesse York Washville Tent Alvin C Pall Mall Tennard H. B. Burwell Burwell Jbut

Glen Elk Lodge Hosts Grand Officers and Upcoming Degree

Glen Elk lodge No. 95 LOOF hosted three grand lodge officers William A Schuman L B Hudson and R F Simmons last week A special degree team will confer the second degree on a Poca lodge class at Poca high school next Sunday at 1 pm Glen Elk members invited to a birth announcements list follows with numerous names and dates from Charleston General hospital

Glen Elk Loof Glen Elk Lodge No Loof William A. Schuman West Virginia L. B. Hudson R. F. Simmons North Carolina Glen Elk Lodge Poca High School Glen Elk

Miss Fletcher Named Rainbow Girls Head

Miss Franges Fletcher daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank G Fletcher of Charleston was elected grand worthy advisor of the Grand Assembly of West Virginia Order of Rainbow for Girls at Morgantown for its fifth annual meeting. She is a senior at Ohio State University and has held multiple roles in Charleston assembly and the university paper The Lantern. Also named were other grand officers and 18 grand officers appointed along with 35 representatives to Canada and Australia.

Franges Fletcher Frank G. Fletcher Charleston Grand Assembly of West Virginia Morgantown Charleston Assembly Ohio State University Alpha Xi Delta National Social Sorority Women's Glee Club Lantern University Dunbar High School Mike Zimmer Connie Smith St Albans Mary Lou Casto Spencer Geraldine Thornton Cheiyan St. Albans Mary Lou Gasta Pauline Young Belle Glenna Zinn Sue Poorman Dunbar Canada Australia

Belle News Items Highlight Local Church Activities

Local Belle congregations host picnics and meetings including the Methodist picnic at Daniel Boone roadside park, Baptist Ruth Bible Class at Mrs. Howard Rhea’s home, and Presbyterian auxiliary at the church. Youths attend Kanawha Presbytery conference. Rainbow Girls attend Morgan town rally. Graduation exercises for daily vacation Bible school held at the Presbyterian church. Several families report births, visits, and guests across Kanawha area. Commencement for Vacation Bible School set for 2:30 at the Baptist church. Rev. George Paley to depart for Virginia camp as co dean.

Susanah Wesley Methodist Church jDaniel Boone Howard Rhea Sth Ruth Bible The Baptist Church Forrest ‘Smith Charles Nernesco Presbyterian Church Craig Hiner Peggy Betty Jo Grulla Elizabeth Baker Rom Ulase Presbyterien Church Elizabeth Herald 6Th St Roy Jarrett Dalton Spradling Eddie Kennedy Tipsydh Daubenspeck Beckwith Garnet Moore Arthur Rader Summerville Richard ‘Dobbsre Rhoades Kanawha Ay Big George Pansley Vietor . Ker Ansted Erwin Casin Church of the Nazarene Katherine

Fathers Day Band Concert Tonight By Stonewall Jackson Band

The Stonewall Jackson high school band under Julian Spencer performs at 7 p m on the south steps, part of a Fathers Day program sponsored by the Charleston Junior Chamber of Commerce. The program includes tunes like With a Song in My Heart and The World is Waiting for the Sun, plus Christian Soldier. Separate Jaycee sponsored shows by Charleston High School band entertain children at Morris Memorial and Marmet hospitals today.

Stonewall Jackson High School Julian Spencer Spon Charleston Chamber of Commerce al J Jayere Charleston High Jschonl Children of Morris Memorial Hospital Marmet Hospital

Shops to Close Hour Early on Saturdays

The Charleston Chamber of Commerce retailers division announced a summer trial of 9 am to 6 pm Saturday hours starting June 22. A poll showed 57 in favor to 14 against the earlier closing time, replacing the usual 9 am to 5 pm Saturday close.

Charleston Chamber of Commerce M. Margolis

Central Methodist Youths to Have Outing Tuesday

The Youth Fellowship division of Central Methodist Church will hold an outdoor party and weiner roast Tuesday at The Pines, the summer home of Mr and Mrs Noble F Conner. Alfred Boyles, chairman of arrangements, asks members without transportation to meet at the church at 7 15 pm.

Central Methodist Central Methodist Ehurch Noble F. Conner Eli River Read Alfred Boyles

12 Cases of Beer Reported Stolen

City police reported yesterday that 12 cases of beer were stolen from Hansford service station on Hansford St and Ruffner Ave using a key. Detectives said the burglar likely entered the building by force entry. Individual thefts included $50 cash, a suit, a 43 caliber revolver, a hat and a gold police badge from M. Thomas. Zelma Strouther reported $140 stolen from her billfold by two persons near Virginia Broad St. area. C. C. Robinson said his 1937 Ford truck was stolen near Lee and Goshorn Sts. Earl Powell from the Virginia St carnival reported theft of nine wrenches. Dayton Jarrett reported his billfold stolen from 226 Clendenin St.

Hansford Hansfor Virginia Broad Sts C. C. Robinson Clendenin St Lee and Goshorn Earl Powell Virginia St Dayton Jarrett Clendenin

Brown to Lead Health Workshop at Institute

Dr Roscoe C Birgu head of the Office of Negro Health Work in the U S Public Health Service will conduct a two week health education workshop at West Virginia State College starting June 17 officials announced today The program will cover nutrition social hygiene dental health health inspection disease control safety and accident prevention and health education methods A mid town theater reported a missing identification paper robbery was also noted along with bicycle thefts by Wanda Russell and J Wade Gerwig

R. C. Brown Institute Institute Roscoe C. Birgu Office of Negro Health Work United States Public Health Service West Virginia State College Wanda Russell Columbia Av J. Wade Gerwig Clendenin St

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