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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1943

Page

3

Change in Grocery Status Permitted

Price regulation amendments by the Office of Price Administration allow adjustments of class 3 and 4 grocery stores to class 1 if they meet criteria. The change applies to stores with sales under 250000 for class 3 and over 230000 for class 4, with class 1 under 50000. Applications due by the 15th to the Charleston district office, requiring a 25 percent gross margin in 1942 and may group multiple stores.

Office of Price Administration George H. Hand Virginia West Virginia Charleston

Price Adjustments May Be Granted for Contract Carriers

West Virginia district Office of Price Administration allows contract carriers and storage terminal operators to file applications for adjustments of maximum prices. Decisions rest on necessity to continue essential services with no substitutes and on one of two findings regarding increased rates.

West Virginia District Office of Price Administration George H. Hand District Price Executive OPA

Virginian Railroad Hearing Set For July 15

The public service commission set July 15 for a hearing on Virginian Railroad's request to discontinue its agent station at Surveyor Raleigh County. The initial ruling without a hearing was set aside after protest by A Lucas and Greg Daniel. The report notes Turkey’s meat production links to growing military forces.

Public Service Commission Virginian Railroad Surveyor Raleigh County A. Lucas Greg Daniel

Rationing at a Glance for West Virginia Regions

Summary of rationing categories with stamps and dates. Blue stamps through July 7 for goods like processed foods and meals. red stamps J through N for seed through June 30 and sugar 15 and 16 for five pounds canning sugar. canning stamps up to June. Gasoline No.6 stamps 4 gallons through July 21 in specific counties. No.5 lamps 3 gallons through July 2. tires and vehicle inspections schedules. fuel 0 Coupon 5 for 10 gallons through September 30. Renewal notices mailed for user returns.

Virginia Colter Jefferson Berkeley Morgan Hampshire Mineral Grant Hardy Pendleton

Wife of State Senator Hannig Dies in Wheeling

Agnes Marie Devan Hannig aged 53 wife of State Sen William A Hannig of Elm Grove and former liquor commission member died at home after four years illness. Requiem at St Michaels Wheeling and burial at Mt Calvary. Born January 21 1880 Bellaire Ohio married February 8 1916. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs John S Gaynor and Mrs William T Montgomery two sons Franz John and William S one sister Mrs Nelle Devan, two brothers John and Sylvester Devan, and three grandchildren.

Wm. A. Hannig Agnes Marie Devan Hannig William A. Hannig Elm Grove State Nquor Commission Boam St. Michaels Church Wheeling Mt. Calvary Cemetery Wheelak Hannie Bellaire Hannig Kanawha Village Sen .Hannig John 5. Gaynor U.S. Medical Corp McKinney Tex William T. Montgomery James Everett May St. Alobans Bartlett Funeral Chapel St. Albans Teays Hui J. Graham Spurrier Lula May Vera May Krebs Mies Bess May Randall Trowbridge James Latham Lexington, Ky Ralph C. and Haven

Two Announce Candidacy For Legion Commander

Carl Turley of Madison and incumbent E Sampson of Williamson announced they would be candidates for commander of the district American Legion at the annual convention in Logan. Sunday Legion officials said 200 representatives from 12 posts in southern West Virginia were expected to attend.

Logan Carl Turley Madison E. 14 Sampson Williamson American Legion Ihe Legion West Virginia

Life very informal on African air trips by Ernie Pyle

Ernie Pyle describes Africa air routes during the war, detailing long cargo flights in Douglas planes with cargo and passengers mixed aboard. He notes the informal, family-like crew culture, overnight stops, variable meals, and rough conditions at high altitudes, plus vivid anecdotes of pilots and passengers enduring rough air journeys.

Ernie Pyle Africa Comemand Army Idays Panair Chanie Iit

Operators Held Accountable For Excess T Coupons

A. E. Teagan of the Office of Defense Transportation warned Charmston area carriers to surrender excess T mileage coupons within five days after the close of each quarter. He said T coupons expiring June 90 will be replaced by TT coupons and promised thorough carrier record checks for proper disposition.

Charmston A. E. Teagan Office of Defense Transportation Teagan Charleston

Wheeling Flood Fight Dramatized On Air Tomorrow

The Wheeling West Virginia river volunteers who battled the Ohre flood in December will be featured in a radio program titled Not for Glory. The program ends with a citation of merit to Charles H Bonneen, Wheeling defense counsel, for his role with the workers and nearby communities.

Wheeling Washington Wo Va OCD

Bricker Calls for U S Aid to Help Solve World War Causes

Governor John W. Bricker of Ohio urged U S cooperation with other nations to address fundamental war causes. Speaking to the Wisconsin Bar Association in Milwaukee, he suggested the United States join with allies and hinted at a 1944 presidential bid, promising concrete proposals for postwar world affairs participation.

Milwacker Wis United States John W. Bricker Ohio Bricker Wisconsin

A D Coupon Renewal Rules Noted by OPA

Thomas J. Schofield, West Vice executive, notes a delay in renewal supplies for A and D coupon books. Renewals will be mailed to motorists and processed by war price and rationing boards. Expiration is July 21. motorists urged to mail applications promptly with required documents.

Thomas J. Schofield West A At Uistris Blanks Schofield

Court Rules on Three Assault and Battery Cases

Saunders was found guilty by a jury yesterday of assault and battery on Hiram Young at a beer establishment on the Boulevard about two months ago. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined 8.50. A plea of guilty was entered by Sherman Math to the charge of violent assault and wounding of Joseph Curey of Cincinnati. In January, Bus Adkins pleaded guilty to the charge of assault and battery on Steve Reed of 200 Upper Vine St. Sentence was deferred. Okey Kidd St Albans, who was found guilty April 26 on an assault and battery charge and took a 60 day stay to appeal, announced yesterday he would not appeal and was remanded to the county jail to serve 10 months.

Saunders Guilety Hiram Young Boulevard Gianty Ware Sherman Math Vanliant Ab Joseph Curey Cinen Bus Adkins Assautt Steve Reed Upper Vine St Okey Kidd St. Albans

OPA Orders Suspension Of 2 Williamson Stores

Williamson reports two department stores halted after OPA hearings led by Commissioner Fred Glover Jr. Charges claim sales of shoes without ration stamps. Ammar Bros. store suspended July 1 to August 1. Cantecs store suspended July 1 to July 18. An operator admitted selling gasoline in exchange for stamps and was barred for a week. Brown reprimanded on unrelated coupon issue.

Walter Perkins Bluetioll APA William H. Brown Bluefield

McDowell Mine Praised For Safety Practices

Washington reports the U S Bureau of Mines commends workers and management at United States Coal and Coke Company No 3 mine in McDowell County for numerous safety practices and a better-than-average accident record. The mine, producing about 5,600 tons daily, was praised for clear haulageways timbering and training, with recommendations to ballast roadbeds, provide shelter holes, and curb fire and shock hazards.

McDowell Washington Bureau of Mines U. S. Coal & Coke Co McDowell County

Rob Hope Arrives Overseas To Entertain Troops

Rob Hope, London based comic, has arrived to entertain British troops. He plans to visit his grandfather in Hitchin, Hertfordshire, who will celebrate his August birthday. Court orders establish Rev Hiram Nelson Pierce as heir to Kin in the Inte E FE Bottomley. $18,737.27 directed to the minister from an estate long unsettled.

Rob Hope London Dune Tonsi Britain Thnen Hope Hitchin Nertfordshire Martinsburg Hiram Nelson Pierce

Obituary listings for Golde Irene Oliver and others

Obituaries notice multiple deaths from Nitro Parkersburg and surrounding area. Goldie Irene Oliver 33 of Nitro died Monday, services held in Parkersburg with burial at Rockland Cemetery. Mark C. Kyle 72 of Lewisburg to be buried Spring Hill Cemetery. Gladys Taber Richards 4 of Bramwell died, services in Man and Bramwell. Irene Selma Fowler 33 of Parkersburg died at home, funeral at Grace Methodist. Reverend Obie Tomblin 73 of Dunlow, Baptist minister, service in Dunlow Beech Grove church. Rev William Davis 72, Huntington area, service at Harden and Harden chapel. Multiple surviving relatives listed.

Golde Irene Oliver Goldie Irene Oliver Nitro J. A. Oliver Parkersburg Carney Funeral Chapel Rockland Rarkland Ray McChiskey Clyde D. Hensley Tampa Tex Guy Hensley Ripley HL Hoffman W. PL Day Mark C. Kyle Bartlett Lewisburg Joe B. Overmyer Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church Spring Hill ‘Cemetery Gladys Tabor Richards Tabor Richards Richards Mar Man Theater Cary Michael Sidney Taber Bramwell Man Metheist Irene Selma Fowler Grace Methodist Washington St. W Clyde West Lattes Cemetery Ole Tomblin Obie Tomblin Dun- In Huntington Beech Grove Baptist Church Dunlow Andrew Perry H. F. Fry Steven Quen Iw. Oh. Mitchell Dewey Maynard Loney Maynard Melvin Ferry Care’ Mie Adkins Artie Roman Neltha Gertrude Tomblint Jesse Lucian Andrew James Jay Clavin Oakes William Davis Harden and Harden Salle Sallie Brother Lloyd Courtney Rosewood Cemetery Wallace Sallie Starcher Geogat Kemner Market St. Spencer Dry Hill Church Burns Dry Hill Cemetery Hardman and Conrad Spencer

Mussolini Orders Spring Hill Cemetery Purge

Mussolini directs a wholesale purge of Fascist party members not serving the regime with fervor. Rome broadcast says the Duce presided over a directors’ meeting at Palazzo Venezia and issued a communique on stricter loyalty demands.

South Baretoner Spring Hill Cemetery London Musgolin Rome Reuter Mussolini Palazzo Venezia Duce Associated Press Bem Italy Renzo Chierici Ntalian Carlo Scorza Fascist Party South Tyrol Dalmatin

Police Hold Two Accused Of Clothing Car Thefts

Logan police report two youths detained after thefts involving two automobiles and about $1,000 in clothes from a Logan store. A minor admitted stealing a car in Logan, abandoning it near Ashland, Kentucky, and returning to Montgomery in a car stolen at Ashland. The other suspect is 19 year old Lowell Dobbins of Mud Fork. Four suitcases full of clothes were found in the car near Montgomery after it ran out of gas.

Logan Jeff Watts Logan Jaiz Montgomery Watts Minor Ashland Lowell, Dobbins Mud Fork Silver Brand

Kilburns Announce Birth in Charleston General Hospital

Mr and Mrs Edward Kilburn of Tad welcome a son born at Charleston General Hospital on the 23rd.

Edward Kilburn Charleston General Hospital

17 Year Old Drowns in Elk River Swim Meet

Elk river drowning claims life of 17-year-old Dickenson of Hatcher's alley at Coal branch mouth. Firemen recover body at 3:10 PM and move to Preston-Lawson mortuary. Survived by mother Evangeline Dickenson six sisters and two brothers.

Elk Leon Dickenson Hatcher's Alley Elk River Coal Branch Ctg Preston-Lawson Mortuary Evangeline Dickenson

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