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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1941
Page
7
Green Acres at Ripley and Camp Charleston at St Albans joined the state health department approved list bringing total certified camps to 78. This year 29 camps have bought metal signs designating them as approved, with some continuing from last year.
West Virginia officials praised Gov. Neely for substantial social progress in six months in office. Ernest L. Bailey cited matching federal relief funds and anti political machine safeguards. Raymond Kenny highlighted relief funding improvements, new appointments, and a pledge of impartial, courteous aid to the needy statewide.
A statement asserts honest administration and no county dictator of public assistance exists. It urges clear messaging to the public to prevent any misperception of centralized control. The note emphasizes non discrimination and accountability in local aid programs.
Twenty of the 43 white and green highway patrol cars purchased by the state police depart ment will be delivered today Supt John W Bosworth said yesterday The cars all white except for the green hoods will be distributed among detachments at Clay Elizabeth Grantsville Madison Charles Town Elkins Franklin Maclinton Moorefield Sutton Webster Springs Serwind East Rainelle Hinton Lewisburg Montgomery Northfork Richwood and Union
Donald E Burgess of 518 Bol ston court has been assigned to the Panama department of the army air corps Fifth Corps area headquarters announced yesterday at Columbus Ohio. Assignments for other West Virginians include Herbert L Hizer Edmond and Robert H Layjry Charmeo Coast artillery Panama Philip L Todd West Liberty air corps detachment Las Vegas New Mexico air corps 46th bombardment
Harold A. Davis of Larksburg Dan Harlan of Paden City and Jack L. Lantz with Dorsey B. McLaughlin of Jacksons burg appear in group listings centered on Bowman Field Kentucky. The fragment notes multiple individuals connected to small towns in the region.
Ensign John M. Tully of Fayetteville has been placed in charge of naval reserve recruiting at the Charleston station. He succeeds Lieut. George J. Bee who was transferred to Cuba.
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