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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1941

Page

7

State budget shows $170000 surplus and $4.39 million carryover

Budget Director Cleveland M Bailey announced a July 1 cash balance of 4 394 000 with an actual budgetary surplus of 170 000 driven by unspent state-wide building program funds and other carryovers. He warned revenues depend on wartime conditions and urged spending restraint when turning to peacetime.

Cleveland M. Bailey Bailey Board of Public Works Mineral Industries West Virginia University Marshall College Glenville Shepherd State Teachers’ Colleges Concord State Teachers College West Virginia State College West Virginia Institute of Technology

Portrait of W. W. Trent to hang in state education offices

An oil painting of State Schools Supt. W. W. Trent will be hung in the reception roof of the state education department. The portrait, by William Edouard Scott of Chicago, was based on Trent’s visit to West Virginia in 1939 for the Negro division’s high school program. Scott has won international acclaim and previously painted former Gov. Holt during his West Virginia visit.

W. W. Trent State Education Department I. J. K. Wells William Edouard Scott Chicago Trent West Virginia Scott U. S Holt

Vitrolite and Glass Featured in Blossom Dairy Store Front

The Blossom Dairy store at 904 Quarrier Street showcases a vitrolite front retailed in the Charleston area by Gates Paint Manufacturing Company as agents for Libbey Owens Ford glass products. The interior includes vitrolite, mirrors, table tops, a lunch bar top, and large glass windows and front door supplied by Gates. Interior decorations were supervised by Hassell Gates and Russell Smith.

Vitrolite Blossom Dairy Quarrier Street Charleston Gates Paint Manufacturing Company Libbey -Owens Gates Company Hassell Gates Russell Smith

Victoria club charter issued for local non profit group

A charter was issued yesterday to the Victoria club a non profit social organization in Parkersburg Incorporators include W G Miller Lucille Janetos and Edgar E Nye all of Parkersburg.

Victoria Club Parkersburg W. G. Miller Lucille Janetos Edgar E. Nye

The Brighter Side Continued from Page Six

A reader letter from Joe Turp thanks the desk for insight, jokes about Sweeney and congress, and closes with a personal sign off. The note reflects community column tone and reader engagement in The Gazette.

Defense Bonds and Political Banter in 1941 Washington

The piece recounts defense bond sales nearing 525 million with May outpacing expectations and outlines official expectations of 300 million monthly needs. It also sketches anecdotes about policy and office culture, including a brisk exchange with Works Administrator Carmody and a late-arriving Joe Martin and Wendell Willkie at a New York dinner.

Lucky Break House GOP Joe Martin Joe Wendell Willkie New York Willkie Defense Treasury National Defense Morgenthaw

Proof of Disaster In 1926 Is Sought

Washington reports search of death and burial records in Mississippi and Alabama for Benjamin H. Ashe whose 1926 Gulf of Mexico fishing boat disaster led to a West Virginia widow's compensation claim. Clippings say Capt. Harry Ohlemutz survived. Ashe reportedly swept away in a squall near Horn Island.

Washington Benjamin H. Ashe South West Virginia Andrew Edmiston D.w.va Mississippi Alabama Ashe Gulf of Mexico Harry Ohlemutz Ollie Ford Asive Horn Island

Nero Fiddling With Ulcer Pains Promised Relief

A vintage ad-like notice touts 260 Box of Udg tablets for stomach ulcers indigestion and gas pains. It claims relief or money back and lists Cohen Drug Company and various drug stores as sellers.

Nero Cohen Drug ‘Comepany AGY

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