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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1946
Page
9
Lois Leeds answers readers on style and grooming with tips for wearing flowers as accessories, choosing hairdos for pool parties, and exercise leaflets for slimming the waist and hips. Readers send stamps for mailers like Hip Happy and Posture Perfection.
A historical column critiques a defense claiming labor rights justify gangster violence. It notes Byrnes' opinion and a lawyer's surprise at the Supreme Court outcome, highlighting the clash between union rhetoric and illegal acts. The piece reflects 1948 Gazette copyright context.
The Loyal Worker's society of the Blue Creek Advent Christian church hosted a wiener roast with over 100 members present. The Winitrede Baptist Sunday school organized a Sunday picnic attended by more than 50 participants.
A concerned 18 year old asks if marrying a 17 year old is wise as his family pressures for a spring wedding. The adviser warns the boy is not adult enough to choose a wife or control his courtship and predicts trouble after marriage.
Dororthy Dix notes changes in the District Office of Price Administration flat pricing for several counties in the fresh produce sector. New rates take effect Thursday for apples grapefruit beans lettuce onions sweet potatoes yams and tomatoes with several varieties showing small decreases while most other items hold.
The piece argues for ending the veto and adopting majority rule to advance world atomic energy control. It notes Bernard Baruch faces a divided world and difficult debates as the path to a general solution remains uncertain.
The article states ongoing and future port enhancements funded from appropriations for the next fiscal year with expansions at facilities. Most work will be by commercial contract and most port personnel will be civilian, benefiting the peacetime economy. Military operation remains possible and officers may regain ranks in war.
Local Clendenin items report farm women display, church boards meeting, vacation Bible school, and a long list of birth announcements with numerous families named. Community notices include personal travel, visitors, military service, and residents visiting relatives across several states.
A. 3 Navy veteran Harry Thompson arrived home last week from the separation center at Camp Balne bridge Maryland. Mrs Nora B Waggner of Clendenin is ill at Mountain State hospital in Charleston.
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