Fifty Kanawha Induction Candidates Sent For Final Exam
Fifty selectees from Kanawha county selective service board No. 2, West Side and Charleston district outside the city, were sent to Huntington yesterday for final examination and induction into the army. Names include William Clatworthy, Henry Garrett, James Pyle, John Harrison, Richard Johnson, Carl eater, Herbert Meadows, and others.
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Kanawha County Selective Service Board No. 2
West Side
Charleston
City
Huntington
William Arnold Clatworthy
Henry Lee Garrett
James Oscar Pyle
John Grant Harrison
Richard Chanley Johnson
Carl Harlan Eater
Herbert Leland Meadows
W. Phipps
Raymond Franklin Thomeea
Charles Wallace Goodwin
Cecil Elliott Brown
Willard Leo Miller
Charles Hubbard Richardson
Ellis Albert Pritt
John Price
Javins
Clyde George Grogan
Robert Malone Miller
Foster Dale Wright
James Robert Burford
Orvel Murel Parton
Teddy Brooks Westtall
Basil Ray Hayes
Dio Delbert Ingran
Andrus Paul Motto
Elmer Pridemore
Maurice Gay Combs
Mack Melvin Parsons
William At Snoduress
Ellis Roosevelt Jacobs
Ernest George Carter
John Leslie McCoy
Carl Houston McCoy
Forrest Clifton McNeil
Forrest Roy Lutz
Orval
Woodrow Rowley
Homer Milford Harris
Howard Virgil Harper
Hubert Tustin
Kem Set
Eveal Assoodhow Frehmond
Orville
Chrisye
Otek Caputo
Lovell Wilson Fowler
Mack
David Lykins
William Logan Davis
Thomas William Burdette
Ronnie Franklin Burdette
Ce Sibert Compton
Robert Lee
Keyser Man One of Three To Escape Bomber Crash
Sgt. Richard R. B. Richmond 25 of Keyser West Virginia survived with minor injuries after a stout motor bomber crashed during an attempted landing at Crane field following a routine training flight. The crash killed 2nd Lt. Stephen A. Wood of Fealeiaty NL, the pilot.
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Lakeland, Frs
Richard RB. Richmond
Keyser
W. Va
Stephen A. Wood
Fealeiaty
Crane Field
West Virginia Receives 116 328 Acre Wheat Allotment
Washington June 17 The Agriculture Department announced a 1943 wheat planting allotment of 116 328 acres for West Virginia as part of a 55 000 000 acre national total. The department urged allocating part of the allotment to other urgently needed crops due to a roughly two year wheat supply.
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Washington
West Virginia
Agriculture Department
Department
Dance to Benefit Soviet War Relief Is Saturday
The Young Adults roundtable and Young People’s fellowship groups of St Matthews church sponsor a dance for war relief at 7 p m Saturday at the parish house. Committee on arrangements includes Mrs Ben Tinsley Miss Mary Christine Cooke Miss Mary Truslow and Gilbert Wagner. reservations available at the rectory office.
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St. Matthews Episcopal Church
P. m
Ben Tinsley
Mary Christine Cooke
Mary Truslow
Gilbert Wagner
Ray Williams
Charles Forbes
Rebekah Lodges to Host District Meeting Here
Myrtle Rebekah lodge No. 37 IOOF will host district No. 34 Rebekah Lodge with an all day meeting at the lodge hall Capitol and Lee streets. Mrs. Roxie Fitzsimmons, state assembly president, to attend. Mrs. Lucilla Cooper of Boomer will preside at 10 30 a m. Delegates from Kanawha Fayette and Putnam counties attend.
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Myrtle Rebekah
IOOF
Rebekah Lodge
Capitol
Lee Streets
Roxie Fitzsimmons
Rebekah State
Jury Awards 10000 to Sylvia Potter in Transit Case
A circuit court jury awarded Sylvia Potter 16 of Spring HM ten thousand dollars in damages against Charleston Transit Company. Potter had sued over alleged improper advances by a company bus driver while she was a passenger, claiming fear and humiliation.
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Sylvia Potter
Spring HM
Charleston Transit Company
Certificate Filed for Constable D D Griffith
D D Griffith Democrat of Hernahaw filed his candidacy certificate for constable London district at the circuit clerk office yesterday.
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D. D. Griffith
Hernahaw
Constable
London District
Beekeeper Tracks Sugar Ration Plots and Finds Swarm
A beekeeper named Wallace chased down a sugar ration threat over years, following a lead 50 miles away without harming bees. He reports a healthy young swarm, while another swarm roams Henry Stewart's oat field in Mason, as shown in a Gazette photo.
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Wallace
Henry Stewart
Mason
Gazette
Six Months Term For Theft Of Drip Gasoline
James Randolph 19 of Newhouse branch was sentenced to six months in county jail for theft of 400 gallons of drip gasoline from a Godfrey L Cabot company tank in Bik district. Harry Kelly of Charleston alleged theft of property valued at 175 from a automobile. Donald Newhouse 26 of Slip Hill waived to the intermediate grand jury. Both men were arrested by State Trooper N V Warner.
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James Randolph
Newhouse Branch
Godfrey L. Cabot Company
Bik
Harry W. Adams
Harry Kelly
Charleston
Donald Newhouse
Slip Hill
N. VY. Warner
Victory Dance by Company D to Aid New State Guard Fund
Capt Harold A Moore announced a Victory dance by Company D state guard at Casa Loma on July 1 from 10 to 1 with the Colonels orchestra. Tickets are 1.50 a couple and proceeds support the newly organized company fund.
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Company D
State Guard
Teken
Casa Loma
Harold A. Moore
Colonels
Sylvester Daniels Pleads Guilty to Larceny in Charleston
Sylvester Daniels of Charleston admitted guilt to petit larceny in an intermediate court yesterday and received a 12 month sentence in the county jail for the offense.
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Sylvester Daniels
Charleston
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