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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1945
Page
7
Dorothy Dix discusses midlife marital drift and urges wives to stay well kept and pleasant to curb the man’s wandering desires. She notes the cycle lasts four to five years, often ends as husbands regain interest, and suggests patience and self care as remedies while warning against nagging.
The article introduces Chinese cabbage types Chibli and Wong Bok, noting long cultivation in China since the fifth century. It explains plant timing for July and August harvests, growth habits, and storage for freshness. A narrative then shifts to reminiscences about old days, theater ticket markets, and notable figures like Diamond Jim Brady and Lou Cohen, framed by memories of ticket speculation and street selling.
The Charleston Board of Realtors hosts a three day real estate course at Morris Harvey college starting 9 30 am with instructor Le Frailey of Columbus Ohio The session ends each morning and afternoon with an open forum Sixty Realtors from boards across West Virginia attended including Wheeling Huntington Parkersburg Logan Oak Hill Marmet Clarksburg and St Albans An all day regional meeting sponsored by the West Virginia Real Estate Association and the State Real Estate Commission will follow the institute with E Fred Kemney as chief speaker
Bernard J. Walker USN receives his third commendation for aid to wounded personnel in the Pacific. Dennis A. Young, a 37 month squad leader in the Southwest Pacific, is being processed through the Army redistribution station in Miami Beach, Florida. His father, Joseph T. Young, lives in Sissenville.
Pfc Harry T Hall Jr recalls a close encounter in which a German trailed by a barrel of a Luger aimed at him. Hall managed to fire, force the German to retreat, and captured five prisoners. The incident is framed within a wartime account of nerve, danger, and a soldier’s survival amid combat stress.
Ka nawha County War Price and Rationing Board to conduct a price survey during the first two weeks of July. Blair, chairman, reported yesterday. The survey will check meats dry goods and fresh produce. Retailers found in violation of price or posting rules will face action.
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