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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
10
Kanawha County delays on sending non farm youth to the state camp near Parsons. Teeker counts for training prior to placement on farms in West Virginia.
Ernie Pyle reports Cairo's atmosphere of relief and bustle as war danger lessens. He notes abundant goods, eager merchants, and a thriving market while travelers and two Hoosiers from Indiana share tales on the Nile.
The War Labor Board’s shipbuilding commission set a $1.20 hourly wage for first class mechanics at Marietta Manufacturing Co. in Point Pleasant West Virginia. Interim rates for other classifications remain in effect for 60 days while negotiations continue with the AFL Boilermakers and Helpers. About 1,500 workers are employed at the yard.
County agricultural agent T. H. McGovran said yesterday that a week long training period is available in the Rh area and length varies with adaptability. One young man between 18 and 25 who is interested should apply at McGovran's office.
Two men faced arraignment in municipal court. Bill Withrow of 407 I St is charged with stealing a sink from Fryert Miller and Chester Hapney accused of stealing $20 from Vincent Voros. An anti noise campaign led to a 35 fine plus costs for Clifford Williams of 710 Court 8 charged with unnecessary noise by playing a fake alarm.
A man convicted of selling beer without a license and selling beer after hours received a $25 fine and a 10 day jail term that was suspended.
A description of a garment crafted from fine quality wool showing meticulous tailoring and finish that disguises its duration fashion nature.
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