United Nations View on Anti-Strike Law From Australian Front
American servicemen in Australia praise anti strike legislation as a means to stop war industry disruptions and riots. They urge stronger Washington action to stabilize conditions and prevent further labor and race unrest, expressing hope Congress did right and supporting any measures to speed the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee van Atte
United Nations
Australia
INS
America
U. S. Fighting Services
Washington
Los Angeles
Detroit
Tojo
Congress
Tech
James Swanton
Cal
Boyd
Buzz
Wagner
Swanson
San Francisco
North American Aviation
Inglewood
Three Die in Weekend Automobile Accidents
West Virginia reports three fatalities in weekend car crashes. Seaman John B. Everson Jr. 29 died after a bulldozer blade crushed his car top in Bluefield. Passengers Lester Currence 20 and Ivan Neil Crawford 10 perished in a separate collision on U.S. Rt. 219 in Randolph County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
State
Seaman John B. Everson, Jr
Bluefield
Lester Currence
Ivan Neil Crawford
U. 5
Rt. 219
Randolph County
State Guard encampment to stock meat at Camp Dawson
About 900 West Virginia state guardsmen will camp at Camp Dawson in Preston County. Colonel Paul V. Myer of the Second Regiment announced 14,900 pounds of ham have been ordered along with large quantities of bacon and beef to feed the troops during the encampment in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia State Guard
Camp Dawson
Preston County
Paul V. Myer
Carl Wright Draws 1 to 5 Year Term in Manslaughter Case
Carl Wright 44 of Hi ford appeared in intermediate court and pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter of She rel Clendenin. Judge Cyrus W. Hall sentenced Wright to one to five years with parole recommendation. The trial timeline included a hung jury in May and a retrial for Weeks le. Essie Brown of Dryden St. received a $50 fine and 60 days in jail for prositiution. Henry Campbell pled guilty to assault with battery and was fined $30 and costs plus four months in county jail. he was one of three indicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wright
Moner
Hiford
Intemediate Court
Sherel Clendenin
Crowe
Miner
Wright
Homme
Dudge Cyrus W. Hall
State Board of Probation and Parole
Clendenin
Essie Brown
Dryden St
Arity
Henry Campbell
OG C. Thomas
Hall
Campbell
Manilla Man succumbs to mine electrocution incident
Landers 45 of Manila died shortly after being electrocuted while removing wire from a mine utility line at Hatfield Campbell Creek Coal Co. near Mymouth. He was found near a trolley wire, died at the scene, and his body was moved to Gatens mortuary. Survived by his wife Mary, five sons Clifford Thomas Paul Way and Johnny, daughter Beatrice, plus parents Mr and Mrs Edgar Landers and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Landers
Hatfield Campbell Creek Coal Co
Mymouth
Mary
Clifford
Thomas
Glendale Water Co Sale Approved by Commission
Public service commission approved the sale and transfer of Glendale Water Co property to the town of Glendale in Mare Shall county. The utility had filed stipulations noting a planned change in property conveyance and conditions for the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale Water Co
Public Service Commission
Glendale
Mareshall County
Aid Down
Helen Hayes Promises Soldiers Shaw Tickets
George Meade Md June. 2000 Meade autdirrs descend on Helen Hayes en masse and demand free seats to a New York show. After her Broadway success she thanked the audience and urged veterans to contact her for tickets, noting the theater and crowd response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hayes
Shaw
George G. Meade
Meade
Demaiil
New York
West Virginia College Hosts Mine Foremen Fire Bosses Course
About 30 mine foremen and fire bosses from the state will attend a three day training at West Virginia State College focusing on improving fire boss and mine foremanship. President Johns Davis will give the welcome address as part of the war effort driven program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia State College
Johns Davis
Baltimore and Ohio May operating revenues rise
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports May revenues of 30 405 000 dollars, up 4 597 068 from last year. For the first five months this year, total revenue reached 81 207 707 dollars, with net income after taxes and fixed charges totaling 1 415 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&o
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Telegraph Firms Delayed Mergers by Federal Order
Washington authorities halted Western Union and Morse Telegraph mergers pending a required commission review. Officials cited complaints that the firms pursued consolidations without proper approvals. The Federal Communications Commission will hold hearings next month to assess service improvements under the permissive levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Washington
Federal Commuunicaions Comion
Western Union
Mostal Telegraph
Getien
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
AFL
American Communications Arse
Clo
Nifis
Supreme Court declines board hearing on new school charges
The Supreme Court yesterday refused to stop a county board of education hearing accusing Marion G. Rogers, county school superintendent, of new charges. Rogers had been reinstated by board order but the panel faced ongoing charges. Rogers and supporters argued the board had no jurisdiction and urged a just and impartial panel to hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Supreme Couart Esterday
Lewis
Board of Education
Marion G. Rogers
High Court
Property Transfers in Various Districts and Parcels
A fragmented list of property transfers and parcels across multiple districts. Names include Kimbutband Leone Hoyts Kasings and others, with mentions of blocks, additions, and estates in various towns. Transfers reference parcels on Nutew Brights Mal Dr Fourth Av and Rivers Alew Keach subdivision among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Td. Kimbutband
Leone
F. N
Pert
Kanatha
Hoyts Kasings
Ac Huth S. Rata
der Uretey Ap
Josep Lawrence Chine
Mos Cherawent
Hineg T Sevekton Attaition Lula BH Brown
Tecile Taccon
Ter
Mal
Nutew Brights
Setar
Mane Vo Price
Perrel
London
D. Hawaiis
Blinnard
U' Petter Aid Meador, Inc
Tod Cmsbert
Harris Court
Br. Alba
Linyd Wittame
Weil
al Seu Meres
Wash Triet
Ann Sie Aarts Teetan Tile
J. Perry
Crist Arider- Powite Parcel
Tokiatriot
Leevnn White Rogers
Turban
Renee
Fo Dearge
Martian
Miverview Beach
Berkie Abe Huehand Ao Menree
Marin
Rivers Alew Keach
Klock
Ieller
Dunbar
Sailor Held in Auto Theft Case Around Kanawha County
Hepman Liebowitz, 19, of New York pleaded guilty before Commissioner Wo Reteher to transporting a stolen automobile from Pittsburgh to Specs. The case, involving the Kanawha County charge of transportation of a stolen vehicle, resulted in a plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepman Liebowitz
New York
Kanawh
Tittsbarai
Taebowitz
Uy Comminsiener
Pacific Bases Suffer 13 Attacks in Major Allied Raids
Washington reports sharp raids across the Pacific targeting Japanese bases. Kiska in the Aleutians bore the brunt with seven strikes in one day, while Munda Vila and other Solomon Islands locations faced repeated bombardments. Liberator and Mitchell aircraft led the air offensives with Warhawk fighters providing close support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlion W. Faron
Washington
Pacific
New Groria Island
Raitt
Rekata Bay
Tallale Island
Vila
Solomon Islands
Kiska
Shoes Liberator
Mitchell
Ventara
North Pacific Island
Lightning
Warhawk
Ares
Aleutians
Fox
Solomons
Dauntless Five
Avenguer
Kolambangara
Munda
YWCA Camp Taught 46 Girls From Kanawha Area
Fifty one girls attended a two week YWCA sponsored camp ended Friday led by Miss Mes sabel McIntosh in charge. Participants included Christine Walker Reva Forman Mrs Mildred West Miss Marcelle McNeeley and numerous Charleston and nearby area girls from St Charleston Dunbar and Rensford with a staff of local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fu Enun
Kanawha
Sélmn Oat
John Laing
The
YWCA
Instt
T E Dall
Emin Ja Ske
Christine Walker
Reva Forman
Mildred West
Charleston
Marcelle McNeeley
Seth
Miessabel McIntosh
Mery Ruth Eldridge
Barbara Bell
Margaret Wiley
Barbara Batton
Barbara Morten
Lea Ellen Hatton
Gail Eve Nt
Nancy Geene
Jackie Sue Ad~ Irre
Betty Ja Milor
Phyllis Woods
Firewater
Faynetie New Rathering Sturt
Nancy You
Meta Stephens
Margaret’ YY Cline
Beny Jean and
Kelly
Maryn
Elie Fay Toovey
Hecky Nancy Holcomb
Soyer Toovey Price
Barbara Snyder
Schaefer
Parkinson
Jeanine Eberhart
Rosen Maynor
Mary Alles Harnick
Janet Jean Ens
South Charleston
Jackie Lew Clark
Mariana Bough
Euvel Wilcox
Nancy Jane Harsis
Dunbar
Mary Ann
Martha June Hamer
Rensford
St Charleston
Betty
Benny King
Maxine Roush
OPA Price Specialist Moves Offices to Board
Victor H Boettcher field representative and price specialist of the OPA will establish headquarters this week in the offices of Kan cival rationing board Na at the courthouse annex. Boettcher who covers Charleston and South Charleston is moving from the old OPA office to better serve merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Boettcher
The
OPA
Kancivadul Rationing
Board Na
Court House
Yestersh Boettcher
Charleston
South Charleston
Ate Opa
Truek Operators Reminded Of Approval Deadline
Truck operators were reminded yesterday by L A LaFollette jr, inman of the gasoline panel of war price and rationing board No 10, that two days remain to get applications approved for third quarter gasoline rations. He noted that T coupons will be replaced by Te coupons after July and old coupons cannot be used after that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truek
L. A. LaFollette, Jr
Inman
LaFollette
Army Air Base Promotions and Leave Notices
In Uniform Play Alvin Warrah of 743 Virginia St has been promoted to techs in month class at the Richmond Wa army air base Pe George Hf Nuckells visiting his parents Mr and Mn iv Nuckells of Bradford St will journey to Port St OK First Lt William T Hasen who spent a U6 days leave here will return today to his station at Cow lumbia SC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Warrah
Virginia St
Richmond
Army Air Base
Geoorge
Hf. Nuckells
IV. F. Nuckells
Bradford St
Tara
Port St, OK
William T. Hasen
Cowlumbia S.C
iC of C Endorses Levy Bond Issue for MacCorkle Ave
Charleston Chamber of Commerce directors unanimously endorsed the city's excess levy and a $830,000 bond issue for MacCorkle Avenue improvements from Kanawha City west to the current concrete pavement near South Side station. Both go to voters on July 6 with C&O railroad contributing $23,000 toward the $35,000 project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
MacCorkle Av
Kanawha
City
South Side
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
MacCarkle Av
Chamber
Boisson Giraud Man Resigns Post in London
Gov Gen Pierre Boisson of Dakar resigns amid tensions with de Gaulle and Giraud. Once a Pratonist and collaborationist, he opposed Allied plans and later welcomed American aid, reflecting broad shifts in French West Africa during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boisson
Giraud
London
INS
Pierre Boisson
Dakar
Casablanca
Algiers
West Africa
Vichy
Henri Petain
Germany
United States
Marriage license applications filed by four couples
Four couples appeared at the county clerk office to file marriage licenses. Names include Ellint Morris and Margie Eilen Rhodes of Oak Street, Carl Roscoe Jackson and Lexis Jackson of Columbus, Hricn Adalter and Dina Loulee Osborne of Fiiling Rock, Walter W. Preston and Edith Marie Haereis of Sam Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marris
Gi Ellint
We. Morris
Margie Eilen Rhodes
Sud ‘Oak St
Carl Roscoe Jackson
Columbus
Hricn
Lexis Jackson
O'Connor
Leonard
Adalter
Bive Creek
Dina Loulee Osborne
Failing Rock
Walter W. Preston
Br. J
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Richard Peterson
San Pedro
Cali
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Bode
Iowa
Sarlin
Donald Anderson
St. Paul
Min
Anderson
Nome
HEU Ny
Paris
OPA Price Specialist
Saye
Sonny
Grarpog
Haneelt
Omany
Heliabte Deng
St. Morita
St. Moritz
Cartral Park
South
Personel Saadens
Gregory Torlar Heme
Bursselneyer
Pat
Lawrence A. Rowe
Army Service
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Rellogo
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Just
Sample
Arnold
Your Shoe Department
Capitol Strest
Atu Ee
Gall Quick
Eotoes
Moneyelick
Tsu Eade
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