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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1944

Page

4

Kanawha County Faces Long Road in Bond Drive

State Chairman A C Spurr warned the goal remains distant and county groups must toil to meet the national target. Kanawha County holds $4 271 000 of the $24 000 000 E bond quota as state sales reach $7 082 187 90, with individuals purchasing $15 407 067. Campaigns shift to a large Saturday rally at the Victory Lut hall with a citywide program including the Commanders Orchestra and a charity auction to boost bond bids.

A. C. Spurr Kanawha Kanawha County William Wray theCharleston

Webster Springs Teacher Wounded in Navy Service

Lt. McClung from Webster Springs, formerly science instructor at Webster Springs High School, has been wounded in action while serving in the European theater. He enlisted in September 1941 and has been overseas for six months. the full extent of his injuries was not disclosed to his mother, Mrs. Mary McClung.

Webster Springs N. M

Berlin Says Bandits Destroyed on Island

Berlin radio reported Leucas island west of Greece and north of Cephalonia cleared of bandits after violent fighting. A DNB commentator said German troops and green national formations annihilated Communists in the southwestern part of Levens, an island about twenty miles long and ten miles wide.

Berlin New York Leucas Island Greece Cephalonia DNB Levens

Lady Esther Face Powder Promise Hidden Skin Promise

An advertising pitch urges women to consider skin care before using cake makeup. It extols Lady Esther Face Powder as a safer route to a smoother, more youthful look, claiming it avoids rough texture and aging effects and delivers a flattering finish.

Lady Esther Esther

Aviation Experts Gather for West Virginia Forum in Charleston

Aviation authorities and industry leaders will speak at a Charleston forum tomorrow. Gov. Neely will open the conference in the senate chamber with Rep. Jennings Randolph and D. W. Vai announcing the event. Speakers include C. B. Donaldson of the CAA, John M. Hagan of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce, Louis R. Inwood of TWA, and John Groves of the ATA.

West Virginia Aviation Forum Charleston Jennings Randolph D.W. Vai Washington Randolph West Virginia Planning Board Aviation Committee Gov. Neely Senate State Capitol C. B. Donaldson Civil Aeronautics Administration John M. Hagan Middletown Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce Asranca Aircraft Corp Louis R. Inwood Kansas City Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc John Groves Air Transport Association Leslie Neville New York City Aviation Magazine

General Eaker Receives Soviet High Honor in Italy

Allied Air Forces notes Lt. Gen Ira C. Eaker, commander of Mediterranean allied air forces, awarded the Order of Kutuzov by Soviet official Alexander Bogomolov for distinguished service commanding American air forces in Britain from 1942 to 1944. The citation credits his invaluable contribution to European air operations.

Gen. Eaker Allied Air Force Italy Order of Kutuzov Ira C. Eaker Mediterranean Allied Air Forces Alexander E. Bogomolov Allied Advisory Council For Britain Baker Europe Vee

Neely postpones WVU talk to July 6 at 11 40 pm

Governor M M Neely announced postponement of his radio talk on the university case from Wednesday night to July 6 at 11 40 pm. He cited Republican National Convention broadcasts and other commitments as reasons. He said the talk will last about 30 minutes.

M. M.neely Henee Neely

Sweden Reports Mass Arrests in Finland

Afton tidningen reports from Finland that liberals were mass arrested and deported to Romania amid rumors of fascist takeovers. The Stockholm paper cited an Office of War Information editorial noting political prisoners moving east.

Sweden Finland New York Stockholm Aftontidnin Gen Office of War Information Romania

Stolen Car Recovered with Damage on Hale Street

An automobile owned by W. H. Hundley of 1408 Ravinia Road reported stolen Sunday in the business district was found yesterday on Hale Street with damage. Shue Motor Sales Co officials report two wheels and tires stolen from a car at their garage. W. N. Church, a guest at a local hotel, says someone broke into his automobile and stole a radio and a train coat.

W. H. Hundley Ravinia Rd Hale St Shue Motor Sales Co Court Washington Sts W. N. Church

Delinquent Roy Toler Notified by Kanawha County Board

Delinquent Roy Virgil Toler, last address Sparrows Point Ma, listed yesterday by Kanawha County Selective Service Board No. 3 for failure to notify officials of a change of address. Acting Clerk Edna E. Hain reported the line.

Roy Virgil Toler Sparrows Point Kanawha County Selective Service Board No. 3 Edna E. Hainline

Obituary for Juanita Pennington Drowned at Coal River

Services for Juanita J Pennington 16 of Lick Branch will be held at 1 p m tomorrow at Lick Branch Presbyterian Church with Rev A B Montgomery and Rev C B Gaverson officiating Burial in Mt Alpha cemetery directed by Cunningham mortuary Charleston

Juanita Pennington Juanita J. Pennington Lick Branch Coal River Peytona Boone County Lick Branch Presby Ferian Church A. B. Montgomery C. BR Rison Mt. Alpha Cemetery Cunningham Mortuary Charleston

Ward’s Sue To Bar Union Maintenance

Montgomery Ward and Co. filed suit against the War Labor Board to enjoin its June order at the Chicago plant. The suit claims lack of hearing under the War Labor Disputes Act, argues the order is illegal, and that maintenance of membership and union dues check-off are barred by the National Labor Relations Act. The WLDB order would require Ward’s to discharge all employers who resigned from the union since December 8, 1993.

Washington Montgomery Ward and Co Warral Board Chicago Ward War Labor Disputes Act Ilegal National Labor Relations Act WLBE Ward's

U S Airmen Aid Hengyang In Chinese Front Battle

Chinese forces hold Hengyang against a broad Japanese attack in Hunan. American P 40 fighters strike east of Hengyang and north of the city, claiming over 100 enemy casualties. Fall of Hengshan and Yuhsien reported, widening the front toward Siangsiang and Tanshin as Chinese high command fights to protect the Canton Hankow railway corridor.

Chungking Hengyang Hunan Canton-Hankow Ching Hengshan Kwangtung Can- Ton Yuhsien Siang- Siang Tanshin Ameri Tan Changsha

Filleted Fish Price Cut by OPA Seen

The Office of Price Administration reduced the retail price of some fresh fish by one cent per pound today. Filleted fish sold through dealers will cost one cent less at retail, while non filleted varieties may drop if service and delivery permit previously above one and a half cents.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA

Pony's Kick Injures Boy Aged 11 In Boone County

Franklin Barker an 11 year old Ash ford boy was kicked by a pony after leading the animal from a barn at his Boone county home. He suffered a skull fracture but was reported to be in good condition at Charleston General hospital last night.

Franklin Barker Ashford Boone County Charleston General Hospital

Chick Hatch Rates Fall Sharply in January May

The Cooperative Crop Reporting Service reported 17 percent fewer chicks hatched and 23 percent fewer eggs set from January to May compared with last year. April hatchings were 17 percent below 1943, and May chicks were 33 percent under May 1943. Eggs set last May were 48 percent of May 1943 settings, with hatcheries many closed or closing for the season.

Cooperative Crop Reporting Service

Do the Dead Return A Tale From Forbidden Tibet

Thirty years ago Edwin J. Dingle of England found answers about the Power of Knowledge in Tibet. A mystic cured his health, brought wealth, and earned global recognition. Now after a long life he offers readers a free 2000 word treatise via the Institute of Mental Physics in Los Angeles to learn if the dead may return.

Forbidden Tibet Edwin J. Dingle Queslana England Far East al Fortune Dingle Institute of Mental Physics South Hobart Blvd K-60 Los Angeles 4 Calif

Chester Williams Named VIV Head

Chester Williams of Charleston was named senior vice commander of the West Virginia department of Veterans of Foreign Wars at the 23rd annual encampment in Clarksburg. Francis A. McIntire of Clarksburg was chosen commander. Charleston was selected for the 1945 encampment. other officers and relief aid totaling 1500 dollars for Shinnston tornado victims were announced.

Chester Williams Charleston West Virginia Department Veterans of Foreign Wars Clarksburg Francis A. McIntire Dewey E.i Cain Holliday's Cove J. L. Green Aubrey Heflin Phil Wilson William Webster Harry J. Hudson R. E. Simms South Charleston Shinnston

State Board Announces School Finance Refunds and Bonuses

The state board of school finance said 47 counties will receive 196 750 in refunds of amounts withheld to cover teacher requirement payments, with excess totals returned. An additional 16 665.87 completes the final monthly teacher bonus in six counties, including Boone and Ritchie. County distributions list numerous specific sums across Barbour Berkeley Boone Cabell Calhoun Clay Doddridge Gilmer Greenbrier Hampshire Hardy Jackson Jefferson and others.

Board of School Finance State Board of School Finance Boone Brooke Calhoun Mingo Ritchie Wyoming Barbour Berkeley Braxton Cabell Clay Doddridge Gilmer Greenbrier Hampshire Hardy Jackson Jefferson Lewis Monongalia Monroe Regan McDowell Nicholas Ohio Pendleton Pleasants Pocahontas Ton Putnam Leigh Romne Summers Taylor Tucker Tyler Upshur Wayne Webster Wetzel Wirt Wood Gaming

Montrose Garden Club Meets at 2 P M in South Charleston

Members of the Montrose Garden Club held their regular monthly meeting at 2 p m today at a home on Highland Drive. Mrs H B Oakes plans to leave Friday for Long Beach California to join her husband who works for the Union Oil Company. She will visit her son William Edward Oakes, 2c, in Chicago at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station.

South Charleston Essa Montrose Garden Club Hame Highland Dr H. B. Oakes Long Beach Cal Oakes Union of Co William Edward Oakes Chicago Great Lakes

Bond Buyers Get Tickets to Premiere Show Business

A special bond premiere of Show Business starring Eddie Cantor George Murphy Nancy Kelly and Joan Davis will be held exclusively for bond buyers at the Virginian theater next Monday at 30 p.m. Tickets are distributed this week at post offices banks Virginian Rialto booths and issued on a first come first served basis. All seats expected to be gone by Saturday. Every bond buyer is eligible for one ticket and this film is a first showing in the state released for the occasion.

Eddie Cantor George Murphy Nancy Kelly Joan Davis Virginian Theater England Virginian Rialto

South Pacific Troops Invest in War Bonds

Navy officers and men in the South Pacific are investing an average of 24 per man per month in war bonds to aid in arming themselves. Admiral William F. Halsey announced the plan in a radio talk from the Pacific on NBC.

South Pacific New York Navy

Convention in Brief as Dewey Gains Votes for Nomination

News brief notes heavy Dewey support at the convention, aiming for a first ballot nomination after opening sessions formed a temporary organization. Earl Warren addressed the gathering and platform debates moved through farm sub committee planks. Hoover and Luce were slated for tonight’s remarks as platform committees to report.

Associated Press Dewey New York Earl Warren Werbert Hoover Clare Boothe Luce

10 Day Extension For West Virginia Car Licenses

The West Virginia road commission announced a 10 day extension to July 10 for 1943-44 automobile license stickers. Secretary Don McClaugherty said adjoining states would honor the extension until new plates can be mailed. Fewer than half of applications have been received and processing capacity may not meet the next five days rush. To date the commission has issued 110,000 passenger car and 20,000 truck licenses.

Road Commission Don McClaugherty McClaugherty

Partlow Rules Out Ads On Voter Registration

County courts lack authority to spend funds on newspaper notices about voter registration for the 1944 elections. General Ira J. Partlow told Tax Commissioner George P. Alderson that the absentee voting law does not reference publicity.

Oounty Ira J. Partlow Partlow George P. Alderson At Alderson Alderson

American forces savor captured Nazi rations near Cherbourg

Doughboys in a US unit feasted on liverwurst bologna tuna fish bread and wine as they entered Cherbourg on June 26 before launching the final assault. They enjoyed cognac and other treats from the captured Nazi supply.

Cherbourg Nati Coastar

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