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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1946

Page

10

Weekend Camporall Draws 397 Scouts and 53 Leaders

Fayette County 4-H camp hosted a council wide Camporall with 397 Scouts and 53 leaders from the Charleston area council. Units camped, cooked, and hiked four to five miles earning blue streamers for Honor Patrols. 40 patrols were recognized.

Fayette County Charleston Area Council A. H. McIntyre Mount Hope W. E. Devol Oak Hill The Charleston Gazette Charleston Harry T. Zika Fletcher Arritt Beaver Raven Malden Dan Beard South Charleton Indian Head Smithers Boomee North Charleston South Charleston Fayetteville Dunbar Beards Fork Deepwater Cannelton Gauley Bridge Mount, Hope Cedar Grove Powellton Ansted

Probe of Rail Car Shortage Begun in West Virginia Mines

Unit ed Mine Workers and operator representatives opened an investigation into a rail car shortage that halted coal production in northern West Virginia. More than 5,000 miners were idle last week, with 1,000 still out, as B and O Monongahela division and other lines struggled to supply hopper cars. Officials in Washington were contacted for relief while a long list of named individuals appears in the telegrams and notices.

Fairmont United Mine Workers and Operator West Virginia Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Monongahela Railway B. and Rhe Jutla Esther Arbaton Joe Angelo UMW Anna Eheswith Hermansdorier Washington H. Hudson Danville Baul Bownemont Edeate Ryar Morriayala St. Albans Eewin Eugene Pauley Tridge Ragad Walms Geraldine Brith Cheste Nuta Charles Wesley Dunn Naomi Pizer Ward Charles Cindbergh Adama Ann Jeanette Fitzgerald Firatay Clinton Lee Gaventer Wade Lae Kemp RFD Charleston Clive Deland Summers Aikview Freda Edens Bigley Brady Ambrose Lapne MacGorkle Catherine Jeanette Williams Lewis Edward Jones Sad Hottle Ardellm

Pharmacists Gather for State Meeting at Daniel Boone Hotel

A one day statewide gathering drew presidents and members from across the state with a morning and afternoon panel on postwar economic issues facing the profession. Hayman led a debate on the Pharmacy Corps bill for disabled World War II veterans. Haymond noted University of West Virginia’s College of Pharmacy now has more students than facilities can accommodate. Five early members received 12 life membership certificates: E. V. Romig Keyser George Young Buckhannon H. D. Boette Huntington C. A. Nep tune Parkersburg Arch Krieg Charleston. A special award went to C. A. Yates Huntington for 1891 pharmacist registration.

Ssciste Daniel Boone Hotel Hayman Haymond College of Pharmacy E. V. Romig Key Ser George Young Buckhannon H. D. Boette Huntington C. A. Neptune Parkersburg

Child Electrocuted During Visit in South Charleston

Elizabeth Lynn Coogan aged two, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Coogan of Jersey City, N J, was electrocuted yesterday when she brushed a radiator and a short circuited floor lamp in the front room at the home of Mrs. Charles J. LeSueur Curry Street Armour Park. The child and mother were visiting. her father is a Marine in New Jersey. Body moved to Snodgrass mortuary in South Charleston.

Elizabeth Lynn Coogan C. P. Coogan Jersey City N. J South Charleston

Slaughterers Accused Of Excess Payments

Two local meat slaughterers face OPA suits filed in district court alleging payments above the federal maximum for cattle. Plaintiffs name L. M. McCown and Son of Charleston and Fischer & Fischer of 117 Washington St. W. Each suit seeks an injunction to stop further OPA regulation violations.

OPA L. M. McCown L. M. McCown and Son RFD 3 Charleston Frank A Walter G Albert H. Fischer Fischer & Fischer Washington St. W

Institute Negro Girl to Appear on Hobby Show

Five year old Susan Nan Ellis of Institute will appear on the Hobby Lobby radio program with her parents Mr and Mrs Carter Ellis. She recently returned from Minneapolis where she attended the University of Minnesota demonstration school and gave two piano concerts. A state education official noted she scored 143 on an Otis test indicating mental capacity beyond her age.

Institute Susan Nan Ellis New York Carter Ellis Susan Nan Twill Minneapolis Susan Nan University of Minnesota Okey B. Cagar Istate Education Department Otis

Candidate to Speak at Union League Ka Nawha June 24

Mayor Claude R. Hill of Oak Hill seeks the Republican Senate nomination and will address the Union League of Ka nawha county at a luncheon in the Daniel Boone hotel on Monday June 24. All Ka eevee county candidates are invited to attend.

Claude R. Hill Oak Hill U. S. Senate Union League Kanawha County Hanche Daniel Boone Hotel Kaeevee County

Four 10 year terms for Lieble parole violator in Greenbrier case

Julian Charles Lieble 49 of Winifrede received four ten year penitentiary terms to run concurrently after pleading guilty to four felony indictments. The parole violator was accused of breaking and entering multiple Charleston area businesses last January and February and stealing 50 dollars from a dairy and 117 dollars from a furniture firm. The judge noted a 1929 armed robbery conviction and scheduled the new sentence to start after the preceding term.

Julian Charles Lieble Winifrede Cyrus W. Hall Lieble Lambert Auto Parts Virginia St. E Greenbrier Dairies Donnally St Charleston Wholesale Furniture Co Wilson St Grishaber Tile Co Broad St North Rand St John C. McIntosh Pennsylvania Ay Hillford White Peter J. Anthony Lentz St Court House Anthony Ernest Hall Howard KR. Moore South Charleston Nolo Moore Charles Simms

Gasoline Ignition Injures Children in Shrewsbury Crash

Three Charleston youths and three younger children were burned when gasoline leaked from a stolen Atlas Tire Sales truck and was ignited by a match near a well in Shrewsbury. Henry Neyson 16 Rob ert Morris 14 and Ethel Neyson 12 received facial burns and were treated at Kanawha Valley hospital. three suspects Herbert Branch Ambrose Douglas and Eugene Matney were detained at Laird Memorial hospital for identification.

Charleston Dickinson Atlas Tire Sales, Inc Shrewsbury Henry Melvin Neyson Mobert Morris Ethel Mae Neyson Kanawha Valley Hospital Laird Memorial Hospital Montgomery Herbert Branch St. Ambrose Douglas North Rand St Eugene ‘Matney Fry

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