Bricker Defends Endurance Campaign at Willard Session
In a closed door Willard Hotel meeting with about a hundred GOP lawmakers, Bricker urged staying in the nomination race to the end and resisted trading his name. He pressed sovereignty, strong armed forces, and wary of Roosevelt meddling in military decisions while favoring state led reconversion and soil conservation.
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Congress
Chicago
Willard Hotel
Bricker
Carl Hinshaw
California
GOP
76Th Club
United States
Washington
Ben Jensen
Iowa
Dewey Short
Missouri
Adm
Kimmel
Gen
Short
Roosevelt
the Gazette
Huntington Nets 43 New FHA Homes For War Workers
Huntington will build forty three new houses under Federal Housing Administration authorization. James A. Chambers states the homes are for industrial workers at expanding war plants. He notes WV housing has benefitted 28,300 families with about 49.5 million dollars lent by private lenders insured by FHA during its decade of operation.
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Huntington
Federal Housing Administration
James A. Chambers
West Virginia
PHA
Chambers
FHA
Chambers Sai
Lyons Replacement Sought in National Committee
Merry-Go-Round notes Lyons replacement as a national committee man with no GOP state chair change. Lyons steps aside to ease Gov. Dewey’s position, while some politicos expect Lyons could return after Chicago. Friends say Lyons vows to spend 25000 in Evansville to back against LaFollette, as Ohio Gov. Bricker strengthens support.
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Lyons
GOP
Bob Lyons
Dewey
Chicago
Evansville
Cong. LaFollette
Ohio
John Bricker
Invasion Trend Highlights German Military Decline
Analysis notes that German mobility and supply lines eroded after Stalingrad and El Alamein. The Wehrmacht is portrayed as retreating, with diminished motorized forces, fuel shortages, and retreating generalship unable to mount counteroffensives. The D-day moment exposes strategic paralysis and weakened leadership.
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Luftwaffe
Stalilingrad
Alamein
Russia
Snower
SS Eee Eee
Worthy Matron to be installed at Tiskelwah Chapter No 45
OES Worthy Matron Mrs Carl Norcross will be installed Tuesday at 8 p m at the Shrine mosque by installing officer Mrs J T Reynolds. Other officers include M J Donohoe as worthy patron and Mrs Charles Ray as associate matron with a list of supporting conductress treasurer secretary and other officers and assistants.
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OES
Carl Norcross
Tiskelwah
Shrine Mosque
J.T. Reynolds
M. J, Donohoe
Charles Ray
Dan C. Schneider
Pearl Strom
Margaret. Lewis
Edythe Allen
H. R. Glass
Reynolds
Guy VanHorn
John L. Zimmer
J. B. Jones
Ray Cole
J. Burnette
C. R. Morgan
Convention Highlights Scheduled for WEKV
Radio WGRKYV streamlines coverage of the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Beginning at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow, opening ceremonies are broadcast and daily slots run 1 to 2 p.m. NEC will offer overall convention activity, with prominent speakers featured. Each evening at 10 p.m. comments recap the latest convention picture. Highlights from opening events air at 11:15 p.m. today.
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Chicago
Wgrkyv
NEC
Marriage Applications and Birth Announcements From Charleston Area
A jumble of marriage notices and birth announcements lists names such as Ashton Delirick Ashworth and the Thompson family of Clendenin, plus births at Charleston General and Dunbar area hospitals. The page also includes wartime commentary contrasting defense and offensive strategy in World War II.
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Ashton,Delirick, Thy
Red
Yiphia Ashworth
Staunton “Ay
Charles PF. Thompson
Clendenin
Charles Ton Meeeral Hospital
Hart
Brite Sharleen
Charleston General
Larry Atlen
Lewis
Rand
Miles
Larry Lynn
Ferien
Ps Isth Bt
Dunbar
I Boas
We Hear News Roundup on Local Military and Community Notes
Readable excerpts show students enjoying a summer term, local families sending care packages to South Pacific forces, and air raid wardens advised to call for guidance. Charles Ryan, once with the Elks, returns to sea duty after leave. Donald MacDonald is cited in the era’s army papers.
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Heanawne
Ic Uni
O. G
Soveesky
Atheris
Evelyn Mae Leahy
Ermaris Jarrell
Southartestan
South Pacific
Charlestan
O. O
Mac
Little Archer
Donald Stoned
New Caledonia
Charles
Porky” Ryan
Rely-Poly’ Eiks
Jack Shes
Charleston
War Dept Reports Saccomano Killed in the Mediterranean
Mrs Edna Saccomano of Rayford is notified that her husband Ted Saccomano a William J Saccomano class of Sth Gr. was killed in action in the Mediterranean on November 27 1943. He had been reported missing last December. The Purple Heart awarded posthumously has been sent to her. An additional note mentions the food canning industry history starting in Napoleonic Wars.
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Mediterranean
Edna Saccomano
Rayford
War Department
Ted
William J. Saccomano
Saccomano
Judge Hall Revokes Knuckles Probation
Thurman Knuckles of Bownemont had his probation revoked by Intermediate Judge Cyrus W. Hall after a hearing and was sentenced to two to ten years in the state penitentiary following a confession to an auto theft. Arnold Foster of Charleston received four months in county jail for assault and battery, with Leo Foster placed on two years probation. Robert Lee Williams and Cleo Emerson Hudson of South Charleston, also indicted on auto theft, were placed on two years probation and fined two hundred dollars. George Means of Rush Creek was placed on two years probation for breaking and entering.
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Thurman Knuckles
Bownemont
Cyrus W. Hall
Knuckles
Arnold Foster
Charleston
Leo Foster
Robert Lee Williams
Cleo Emerson Hudson
South Charleston
Zach
George Means
Rush Creek
Fragmented Notice on Building Permits and Promotions
A garbled excerpt references building permits and business guilding aims, mentioning a 1811 frame and a 40 no. act. The text implies a goal to achieve something by keeping pale all day, but specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Hull
Chariton
Mertioen
Otero
Haron
WEKV
Wehrmacht
Benause
Witmer Balengen Ee
A A. Berane
Nathan Dressin
S. Balizelling
South
Charles Hawkins
Oscar Pace
Harry Smith
Red_ Cross
L. C. Floyd
South Charleston Leers
Woman's Club
U. S. Treasury Department
United Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp
W. F. Herne
Benny Geodmen
Kiddy Duvhiel
Kay Kyser
Wilt Brodiag
Harry Lam la
Raymond Scott
Herece Hebi
Tamin
Tore Reus
Pod
Buddy Clark
Hammond
Quinn Miller
Hic Orchestra
Yenede Jenatios
Tha Mead
Yschaikowsky
Freddy Mertin
Orch
Victor Sat
Bey Reymond Puige
Rhamedy
Porgy
Miia Highl
Vietor
Victor Young
Paul Robeson
Bill
Helen Morgan
Halen Margen
James Malten
James Met
Frank Munn
Columbia
Dover
Lyon‘Fentenne
Alice Dwer Miler
Frenk Bock
Arthur Lange
Victor
Ft Music Co
Capitol Street
Flakers Smart Apparel
Avery Ecossion
Selly Vharta
Tae
Mia
ST. Mnont
Charleston Federal Savings and Loan Association
Kenowha Boulevard
Londeree
Strauss Waltirs
Andre Kertelanet
Orchastes
ALAA
Rimeky Kerseker
Redulveki
Tea Gevehand
ALBU
Idstia Duchin
Benny Goodmen
Harry Damee
Orrin Tucker
Horses Noldi
Someone
Duke Emagten
Baskit Weaver
Man
Ome Little Streit
Mingapore
Glenn Miley
Qualrier
Drs. Collins & Collins
Quarrier St
Medical Arta Bhig
Rock Lake Pool
Em Era
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F. W. Nietzsche
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