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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1944

Page

14

Coal Men Praise Lawall and mourn Chester Wash

The New River and West Virginia Coal Associations urged Gov. Neely to keep Dr Charles E Lawall as WVU president citing his nationally recognized leadership and mine safety impact. Chester F Wash, 60, longtime Palmer Shoe Store salesman, died after a brief illness. Services set for 4 p.m. at Barlow mortuary with burial at Spring Hill Cemetery.

New River New River Association West Virginia University Lawall Liwall Chester Forrest Wash Palmer Shoe Capitol St Jackson St Chartes Lula Yarborough Wash Charleston Wash Knights of Pythias Lodge First Presbyterian Church McCorkle Armie Don Hally

Building Permits at Butterworth and Burgess firm

Building permits issued for a retooting dwelling at 3210 by Burgess & J. in Butterworth. Repeats indicate a similar permit action for the same address. The text notes Pike County, Ark, and ake county, Ark as involved regions.

Butterworth Burgess &J Pike County Ark Ake County

Seven Kanawha candidates quit recount in May primary

Seven candidates in the May primary have withdrawn their recount requests after the official canvass. Named are Luther H. Carson Democratic executive committee candidate Edward D. Hill Democrat committeeman at large Charleston district Robert R. Eyans Democrat constable Union district Lawrence Eaton Republican constable Charleston district Fred H. Alexander and Samuel H. Leadman Democrats constables Charleston district Mrs Dale Thomas school board nonpartisan ticket. The recount lingers into its fourth week with about six candidates affected and 37 Charleston precincts retabulated.

Luther H. Carson Democratic Executive Committee Edward D. D. Hill Charleston Robert R. Eyeans Union Lawrence 5. Eaton Fred H. Alexander Samuel H. Leadman Dale Thomas

Special Illuminated Sign Guides Fliers Over Charleston

The Standard Oil Co. with engineer Frank Hoferer plans a 10 foot high illuminated aerial sign on its roof south of the Kanawha river to aid aviators who have lost their way over Charleston after near disasters. The sign will be lit at night as part of a safety effort. A second note reports completion of the Monterrey Roma highway, the shortest path between Monterrey and the United States.

Charleston Standard’ Oil Co Frank Hoferer Bull Plant Kanawha River Monterrey Roma Mexico United States

V Mail Writer Betty Moulton Active at Charleston Service Center

V mail writer Betty Moulton, seated at the Charleston Service Center as a junior hostess, is noted for sending frequent letters to her brother in the invasion of France and to many friends at posts across theaters of operation. Mrs Ruby L Wolfe learns her husband Jimmy L Wolfe has been wounded in action while serving on ships. Wolfe, son of Mr and Mrs Denny Wolfe of 1927 Stuart Street, was formerly with General Machinery Ordnance Co. He has served two years.

V-Mail Betty Moulton Charleston France Ruby L. Wolfe Stuart St Jimmy L. Wolfe Navy Wolfe Denny Wolfe Stuart

Press Club to Host Continental Show and War Loan Booth

The Press Club at 915 1/2 Quarrier St hosts a Moor show with Club Continental stars from Chesapeake Ohio to promote the Suh War Loan. Two fittests per member, reservations on a first come basis. gala 10 p.m. program features Stanford O'Keefe Sunkist Saps, Burns and White, Claire Ray dancers, and other floor acts.

Claire Ray Press Club Club Continental Company Club Continental Guarteston la Maze Hollywood Cal Earl Carroll George Whitewits Billy House Warner Bros Burns White Florentine Gardens W.C. Handlin War Finance West Virginia

V Mail Exhibit Teaches Sending Letters Overseas

An exhibit in Charleston demonstrates V-Mail use for soldiers abroad. Cpl. Thomason of the army postal service urges civilians to mail letters, noting high misaddress rates and the rapid, space saving method of microfilm. He explains processing steps from Charleston to overseas theaters and the benefits for morale.

Cpl Jack Thomason Army Postal Service Cpl. Thomason A. W. Cox Gazette Charleston W. Cox Dept Thomeakon Thomason U. S Cpl.Thomason Chicago San Francisco New York

Stolen Cash Bonds and Pistol From City Home

John C. Barth of 508 Elizabeth St reports to police that burglars broke into his residence and stole 600 dollars in cash 400 dollars in war bonds and a .38 caliber pistol. The incident was reported yesterday and authorities are investigating.

John C. Barth Elizabeth St

Birth Announcements From Local Families This Month

Multiple birth notices list daughters born to families including Mr and Mrs Dp Stover Ot Dunbar on June 15 at Mt State Memorial Inaswiray. Mr and Mrs C B Mason at 308 Daniel Boone Dr. on June 14. Mr and Mrs A Perreil of Sot Winans Bl. on June 18. and Mr and Mrs B C Raxkins of Dunber on June 17 at Mt Meranrt.

Stover Ot Dunbar Mt. State Memorial Inaswiray C. BE. Mason Daniel Boone Dr State Memnt A Perreil Sot Winans Mt. Miata Mea Marixl B.C. Raxkins Dunber Mt Te Meranrt

Red tag bonds drive hits Charleston motorists

Police in Charleston issued red tags to motorists urging purchase of war bonds. Paul Barkley frowns as he reads the tag directing him to buy the extra war loan bond at an issuing agent. The program, backed by Capital City Lodge No 74, spans over a dozen West Virginia cities with police sponsorship.

Paul Barkley Barkley Charleston Capital City Indge No. 74 Fraternal Order of Police West Virginia Gazetta

V Mail Exhibit Promotes Overseas Letters for Servicemen

Exhibit explains the army postal service process for V Mail letters from local writers to overseas servicemen. Cpl Thomason hosts, noting secure handling, duplication if needed, and preserved originals until processing. Visitors learn why V Mail aids quick delivery amid war theater conditions.

Filea Cpl Thomason Army Postal Service

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