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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1948

Page

10

Pitching Horseshoes By Bill

In a long reader column a Brooklyn postmark brings a red crayon letter about hate and a past of schoolyard conflicts. The writer recalls old tormentors named Albie George Otto Frank Vic and a box of murder notes, then contrasts Nazism with the Four Chaplains on the Dorchester and the mercy shown by faiths aboard the doomed ship.

Bill Brooklyn Ft. George Albie Singer George Otto Frank Boston Detroit Scottsboro Alabama Germany Vic Dachau Buchenwald Auschwitz Post Office Department Ncme Dorchester

Schuck Named Judge For Court of Claims

The state court of claims yesterday elected Judge Charles J. Schuck as president to succeed Judge Robert L. Stand on July 1, with July 12 set for a motion day opening its next regular term. Seven cases will be heard before adjournment July 28 including two against the State Road Commission in sessions at Princeton in July 2025. Other actions today saw three claims dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. Dr J W Hartigan sought reimbursements totaling 1,475 for treatment, with one petition against the Department of Public Assistance and another against the Workmen's Compensation Commission. The DPA claim was dismissed for insufficient facts. the Workmen's Comp claim was dismissed as outside the court of claims jurisdiction.

State Court of Claims Yesterdday Charles J. Schuck Robert L. Stand State Road Commission Princeton Charleston Road Commission State Tax Commission Board of Control Huntington Excavating Co J. W. Hartigan Morgantown Department of Public Assistance Workers Compensation Commission

Safety Engineers Elect West Virginia Officers

James R. Cottrell, safety director of Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp. at South Charleston, was named chairman of the West Virginia Society of Safety Engineers organized here yesterday. The group will work with the West Virginia Safety and Health Council to broaden safety activities in industry and other accident-prone areas. Monthly meetings will be held. Other officers include M. W. Gray Weirton Steel Corp vice chairman O L FitzRandolph publicity director Godfrey L Cabot Inc secretary treasurer B C Volz Monsanto Nitro representative T C Carrico Wheeling Steel safety director Az el McCurdy Appalachian Electric Power Huntington members at large.

James R. Cottrell Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp South Charleston West Virginia Society of Safety Engineers I T West Virginia Safety and Health Council

VFW Opens School For Service Officers

The Veterans of Foreign Wars district eight will run a two day school for post service officers at 808 ½ Quarrier St. F C Chaney district commander announced. Carl A Wilgus Huntington department rehabilitation director will direct. WV is the first state to try such a program designed to improve veterans affairs service. Sessions start 7 30 p m today and continue tomorrow starting 10 a m.

Veterans of Foreign Wars F. C Chaney VFW Carl A. Wilgus Huntington Chaney West Virginia Veterans Affairs

Clothing Theft Suspect Held for Grand Jury Action

James Muttacy, 26, of Line page Terrace, held for grand jury action on a grand larceny charge for stealing $500 worth of clothing from a station wagon owned by Corben Journell of Madison, Boone county. Detective Lt. Warren said the goods were cleaning orders from Charleston. Presley McKish joins health department staff as sanitarian, effective today.

James Muttacy Linepage Terrace Corben Journell Madison Boone County J. B. Warren Journell Charleston Lee St Presley McKisse Aey Coun- Health Department Presley E. McKish Kanawha-Charleston Health Department Leon A. Dickerson Stonewall Jackson High School McKisic Morris Harvey College Greenbrier St Dickerson

Gone Whalen Tip-Top Toppers Beanies Pattern Sale

Crochet patterns from Laure Wheeler and The Gazette details, with pattern numbers and mailing instructions. Offers Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book and a catalog of embroidery crochet knitting and home décor ideas. Also mentions using instant coffee to flavor mocha fillings for pastries.

Laure Wheeter the Gazette Needlecraft Dept. P. O Flatbush Station Brooklyn N.Y Laura Wheeler

Life Underwriters Set Election At Charleston Hotel Meeting

The Charleston Life Underwriters Assoc will elect officers and directors for the coming year at noon today in the Daniel Boone hotel. Nominees for the presidency include Deal H. Tompkins of Northwestern Mutual Life and Howard H. Cammack of the John Hanenock Life. Charles P. McCabe Sr., Charleston attorney and commissioner of accounts, will be guest speaker.

Life Underwriters Group Charleston Life Underwriters Assoc Daniel Boone Hotel Deal H. Tompkins Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co Howard H. Cammack John Hanenock Life Insurance Co Charles P. McCabe Charleston

Death of Boy Cyclist Raises State Toll

The highway death toll rose to 160 for the year as 10 year old Carl Jenaske was killed Thursday on State Route 38 in Marshall County. State Police Accident Prevention Bureau reported the figure yesterday, noting 164 highway fatalities at the same time last year.

Carl Jenaske Marshall County Police

Heroic Marine Sgt Herbert J Thomas Remembered in South Charleston

The body of Sergeant Herbert J. Thomas arrives at New York Central station to be taken to his father in South Charleston. Interment is at Sunset Memorial Park after funeral services at South Charleston Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. F M Ryburn and Chaplain John E Foster. Thomas, West Virginia’s first World War II Medal of Honor recipient, died November 7, 1943 on Bougainville after leaping on a grenade to save his men. memorials include a hospital and local posts named in his honor.

Marine Guard Hex South Charleston Bero Herbert J. Thomas New York Central Herbert Thomas Ror South Charleston Presbyterian Church F. M. Ryburn John E. Foster Sunset Memorial Park Sgt. Thomas West Anderson-Thomas American Legion Marine Corps League Gazette

Plymouth Oil Leads Rally As Market Steadies

Plymouth Oil jumped 4 1/2 points to 69 1/8 amid limited volume as New York stocks drifted lower. Market soft coal troubles and airline stock declines weighed on sentiment, while several issues reached new yearly highs including Patino Mines Frisco Railroad and Maracaibo Oil.

New York Associated Press Wall Street United Air Lines United TWA Douglas Food Machinery Corp Westvaco Chemical Corp Patino Mines Frisco Railroad Maracaibo Richfield Oil General Motors Montgomery Ward American Telephone American Woolen Nash-Keivinator Baltimore & Ohio Eltnois Central Sinclair and Gulf Ol

Credit Union Chartered Local 1353 and Clarksburg Coal Firm Formed

The Credit Union Chartered Local No 1353 Credit Union of 61544 Tennessee Ave was chartered yesterday by the secretary of state. Authorized capital is 10000. Incorporators include M Fancher, Matthew Berry of Charleston, and Lloyd Thornton of Raymond City. Also chartered is the Clarksburg-Cleveland Coal Corp Inc of Clarksburg with 10000 capital, 1000 paid in. Incorporators Vaughn F P Rubin of Cleveland Ohio, John L Padgett, and Clifford Jackson of Clarksburg.

Credit Union Tennessee Secretary of State M. Fancher Matthew Berty Charleston Lloyd Thornton Raymond City Clarksburg-Cleveland Cleveland, O John L. Padgett Clifford Jackson Clarksburg

Kninp v Milam damages awarded after crash at Coal Fork

Glenn Kninp of Sharon won a 562.20 judgment in a damage suit against Perry Milam from a collision on Cabin Creek road between Dry Branch and Ronda on March 23. Both drivers were uninjured. Kninp sought 1.50 for car damages. In a separate matter, Junior Ford, about 20, was fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to assaulting William Jones Jr. in Montgomery last January.

Glenn Kninp Sharon Perry Milam Coal Fork Kninp Milam Cabin Creek Dry Branch Ronda Junior Ford Montgomery Ford William Jones, Jr

Meadows Proclaims Sunday as Father's Day

Governor Meadows called on West Virginians to honor Father’s Day by recognizing the father’s vital role in sustaining the home and the American way of life. He proclaimed tomorrow as the observance day urging citizens to acknowledge the father’s influence on material, moral, and intellectual well being.

Meadows West

Mabscott selects W L Bower as new mayor in court order

Mabscott’s 30 year old former railroad worker W L Bower was named mayor after a court order ended a disputed council election. The council had been chosen June 3 1947 but sworn in after the supreme court ruled oath dates fell within the 20 day window following vote tally on June 9.

Mabscott W. L. Bower J. S. Daugherty Bower Supreme Court

Livestock prices mixed as Chicago sale lists cattle hogs and sheep

Salable cattle 1,300 to 2,600 total with steers and yearlings from 24.50 to 36.00 while heifers and cows show 19.00 to 25.00. Hogs run 250 with steady to higher quotes in places and sheep and lambs around 21.50 to 24.90, noting weak canners and cutters in the mix. No overall test on receipts due to insufficient volume.

Chicago Alorada Fittsburgh Saiabla

Birth Announcements From South Charleston Notes

A string of birth notices from South Charleston and nearby areas lists several new arrivals with family names and dates in June. Names include Mr and Mrs Earl Dent Jr, Mr and Mrs Kermit Mova, Mr and Mrs Robert Hastertley, Mr and Mrs Gilmer Deel, Mr and Mrs Arthur Cole, and others with addresses on Second Avenue, Church Street, and Washington Street. The reports show girls and boys born in mid June, with related household and routing details in local columns.

AL Bes Bats Thorns Memorial Earl Dent, Jr South Charleston Mel Kermit Mo Vai Robert Hastertley Charleston End Bare H. J. Pon Albans Cline Washington Ben Wo Girt Sinee B. Jarrett Gilmer Deel Athena Jumiot C. Medlothin Byck Burtain Robert Cravang Grace Ay Boy Ant John Thompson Athons Juana

C O Railway Reports May Income Surges Over 1947

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co reports May income of 4 960 896 dollars or 63 cents a share, up from 4 330 941 dollars or 55 cents in May 1947. President Bowman says May marked the first month of normal operations in 1948 as weather raised costs and a coal mine strike reduced revenue in prior months.

C&o Cleveland Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co Robert J. Bowman

Wholesale prices drift in New York butter market amid firming tones

New York wholesale dairy market shows slightly firmer butter prices with other dairy items holding. Nearby butter quotes drift with Creameries rated AA and AA plus moving above 64 cents. whites and browns show varied high and midrange prices. Pittsburgh and Chicago listings note modest demand and mixed grain, with extensive ledger-style transfers and futures-like readings across multiple districts.

New York Buliews Browna Pittsburgh Baskets Hynda Weat Virginia Ganca Potatnas North Carling Aacks Cobblers

Symphony League to Present NBC Award at Charleston Event

NBC receives a special award from the American Symphony Orchestra League at the Charleston convention. L Ernest LaPrade of NBC will accept for the network as A H Miller of Duluth presents. The 2 pm coast-to-coast broadcast from Municipal Auditorium will use WGKV facilities. A 3 pm transcription follows for standard-time stations.

Charleston Symphony Orchestra American Symphony Orchestra League NBC L Ernest LaPrade New York Orchestras of the Nation A. H. Miller Duluth Minn League George Crumb, Jr Charleston Modarsili West Virginia Bills LaPrade Daniel Boone Hotel Symphony Arthur Bennett Lipkin Germantown Main Line Philadelphia Symphony

Building Permits For Dwellings And Conversions

A permit to erect a 17,000 dwelling at 3311 Virginia Ave SE was issued to Harry C. Deisher. The Tindher Lumber Co. to build. Mrs R A Blair authorized to convert two duplexes at 413-415 and 417-419 Bibby St into two four family apartments at $2,000 each. Other permits: Maude and Roy Carter repair walls at Floyd Addn McKee Ave $1,500 and K K Casio erect accessory building 1809 Hendricks Ave $500. Bankruptcy petition filed Elsie Mae Walker 845 Bigley Ave liabilities $1,199 assets $50. Treasury report June 1 receipts $308,431,133.34 expenditures $? balance $3,774,689,721.08. Cuatoras receipts for month 916,366,006.18. Receipts fiscal year 41,651.3? expenditures 14,910,936, excess 6Y,246,434,151.91. Total debt $25,488,508,072.28, decrease $34,488,589.31, gold assets $23,514,870,467.44.

Virginia Av. SE Harry C. Deisher Tindher Lumber Co Homer Johnston R. A. Blair Bibby St Maude Roy Carter Floyd Addn McKee K. K Treasury Washington The

Marriage Applications From Various Clans And Ages

Marriage applications listed include Ralph Mexwell Montague 33 residing at 102 Pacter with Emily Louise White 34 of 710 Indiana Av. Lawrence Edward Brown 22 of Hurdeston with Eunica Louise Goodseay 17 of Handley. Also fashion notes mention Queen Anne era English trends.

Ralph Mexwell Montague Pacter, Son Bt Emily Louise White Indiana Lawrence Edward Brown Hurdeston Eunica Louise Goodseay Handley

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