Roosevelt nominates three ministers to Canada New Zealand and Traq
President Roosevelt sent to the senate nominations for Ray Atherton to be minister to Canada and minister to Luxemburg in Canada, William C. Burdett to be minister to New Zealand, and Loy W. Henderson to be minister to Traq. Atherton, a Brookline native and former Denmark envoy, is acting chief of the State Department European division and succeeds J Pierpont Moffat who died last January. Burdett of Knoxville is a foreign service officer who will replace Brig. Gen. Hurley, who resigned for a Middle East Europe assignment. Henderson, also a foreign service officer, takes a new post. since 1942 Thomas Wilson has served as minister-resident and consul general in Traq. Henderson hails from Colorado Springs.
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Canada
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New Zealand
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Burdett
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Foreign Service
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Middle East
Europe
Henderson
United States
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Colorado Springs
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State Tax Commission Agrees to Work With OPA
The West Virginia State Tax Commission will cooperate with the Office of Price Administration in its beer price violation probe. Walter Virail Ross said violators face suspension or revocation of their beer licenses. The OPA urged consumers to report price violations to local war price and rationing boards. The maximum beer price equals the March 162 price plus allowable tax increases.
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Office of Price Administration
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West Virginia
Statehouse
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CG Bennett
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Court Refuses Petition For Legal Recount In Airport Bond Vote
The West Virginia Supreme Court refused a petition for a writ of mandamus seeking a legal recount of Raleigh County air port bond election. Herbert L Sessler claimed irregularities in the June 4 vote that approved 150000 for land purchase and airport construction. The tally stood 3478 to 2019 in favor of bonds, amid disputed county indebtedness details prior to election.
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Raleigh County
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Beckley
Herbert L. Sessler
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Cherry Price Outlook Bright but Poor Harvests Expected
Martinsburg report states several cherry crops in the area may not be worth harvesting despite an excellent price outlook. Shenandoah Cherry Growers Assoc president William Pendleton cites tough conditions, with expected season sales near 150 dollars per ton and 60 cents per gallon at the orchard, customers providing containers.
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William Pendleton
March Sinking Reported By Associated Press
Washington reports that a United Nations bound vessel was torpedoed in mid March and sighted an enemy submarine in the Caribbean. Survivors reached New York as details emerged from the incident.
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