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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1943

Page

9

Chinese Soldier Endures on Two POUNDS Rice Daily

Dispatch from the upper Yangtze front profile Chinese soldiers under Lt. Col. Chang Sze Liang, detailing rice rations, pay, clothing, and march hardships. The unit crossed 200 miles of rough terrain, with rain and mountain streams, proving resilience before Allied advances.

J. Reilly O'Sul Ean Livan Associated Press Yangtze Front O'sullivan Chungking Tangle Pmuwe Jayedd China Teta Yangtze Gorges Chang Sze Liang Chang Central Military Academy and Staff College Yangtze Fansine Dn Honan

The Brighter Side Detroit Column Ends In Absurd Anecdotes

A fragmented humorous reminiscence touches on a diaper change race and family anecdotes. The narrator recalls a maternal grandmother setting a wild record in Kansas years ago, then riffs on personal times and a chaotic in-house scene involving a baby, a cigarette, and hot ash. The piece ends abruptly with a garbled line.

New York Kansas Grandmom-Ma

Theaters Midtown Wiremap Niabkimage and More

A chaotic list of theater showings and cartoons across multiple venues. Names include Diane Battermore Brian Donlevy Henry Daviel Laurel and Hardy Judy Canova Joe Brown Hecy Lamart Walter Pidgeon John Howard and Madeleine Carral among others.

Diane Battermore Brian Donlevy Henry Daviel Retvoir Capital—“Remgardier Iin Pat O'Dea Randolph Beatt Ane Whitney Eddie Albert Keatee Laurel and Hardy March of Time Superman Lynne Roberts Giorle Jens Ian Hunter New Lytic Judy Canova Joe £. Brown The Mills Bro Bill Eliott Areenbeler Hecy Lamart Walter Pidgeon Little Doe the Wrangler Dome Ny Mark Drown SM Mary Cloria Warren Walter Muston Arlen Army Chaplains Abs Mnastello Teele Ard Travia Virginia Christian West Becreta John Howard Haname Madeleine Carral Custer Bong Tsu Hetty Grabie Jack Oaks Diana Fate Rymore Min

Radio Log and World War II Era Broadcast Schedule

A dense list of radio program titles, hosts, and times across networks. Names include Johnny Nesbitt, John Kennedy, Gracie Allen, and Fred Waring with varied segments such as News World Today, Sports, Dance, and dramatic features. The schedule notes affiliations, shifts, and special broadcasts, reflecting a broad wartime listening lineup.

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Driller Killed In Pikeville Well Accident

Pikeville Kentucky June 26 Mont Brice Wallace three a native of West Union West Virginia was fatally injured when struck by a tool while working as a driller at a deep well. The man died after the accident and authorities investigated the cause as a work site fatality.

Pikeville Mont

Saturday Plane Crash Claims Two Men and Migrant Pig Report

The crash killed A. W. Cox Jr of Charleston and Archie Clemens of Montgomery after a stall in a steep turn at low altitude. State aeronautics officials found no defects in the trainer plane and cited an operational mishap as the cause. Separately, the state cooperative crop reporting service projected record pig production, with an estimated 200 000 pigs farrowed this spring and potential for a 200 000 pig crop year, driven by weather and expanding operations.

A. W. Cox, Jr Charleston Archie Clemens Montgomery Maj Ubert Stark State Aeronautics Board Dunbar State Cooperative Met Cooyst Park Jessee

Rich Construction Co Employee Killed by Pipeline Blast

Ophie Lee Keith, 43, of Sand Fork near Glenville, Clay County, died after a premature blast while wiring a pipeline switch for Rich Construction Co. He died in Charleston hospital near Tater. Survived by wife Kate, four sons including Ophie Lee Jr. in the army, four daughters, four brothers and two sisters. Funeral services to be held in Clay.

Helen Stlilt Linn Ben- Jah Baker Baltimore Goldie Marie Mortieary Clay Glenville Tater

Local VEW Auxiliary Members Elected to State Posts

Local VFW auxiliary members were honored by selection to state posts at the Fairmont meeting. Delegates named Mrs. Hazel Ann Saba of Charleston as state Americanism chairman, Mrs. Mabel Kraft of South Charleston as essay chairman, and Mrs. Alice Fox of South Charleston as banner bearer.

VFW Fairmont Hazel Ann Saba

Ud Rather Be Right Continued from Frage 4

A fragmentary political screed envisions a large peaceful gathering to quell racial tensions in Detroit. It calls for removing troops from city streets and restoring American norms, contrasting orderly demonstrations with ongoing strife. The text reflects unrest and desire for calm amid social turmoil.

Fair Enough Continued From Page Six

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Denver taxi driver heading toward conflict, with mentions of Curran Merrill and Michener urging a second front. The passage remains unclear and reads as part of a broader discussion on war and personal names.

Denver Curran Merrill Michener

A Nose by Any Name in Salt Lake City Rose Garden

In Salt Lake City a display of new rose varieties blooms in the municipal rose garden along East South Temple street. Among the varieties are Deal Harbor Douglas MacArthur Shans grivLa Madame Cilang Kidston and Mrs Miniver noted as having Uharus. The garden hosts Gay bushes and a public interest in horticultural novelty.

Salt Lake City Deal Harbor Douglas MacArthur ShansgrivLa Madame Cilang Kidston Mrs. Miniver East South Temple Street

Servant Woman Fatally Stabbed by Estranged Husband

Margaret Jackson killed in Nebra do mesic area as Jamra Lawrence Jackson 26 remains at large in statewide hunt. Police say 17 stab wounds, seven to the heart, after he allegedly forced entry at the Ja home. She had sought arrest on an assault charge after prior quarrels. Funeral arrangements pending at Preston-Linton. Surviving mother and grandfather listed. Dairy cooperative note follows.

Margaret Jackson Negra Domesic Jamra Lawrence Jackson Pallee Preston-Linson Mel. Anna Cheese Margaret St W. O. Merkins Montgomers

New York Dads in Essential War Work: A Book Renewals

June 26 1943 New York dispatch says fathers in essential war civilian jobs may renew A books after July 5 by mail or at service stations. Folletto Jr urges careful completion and return with old A book back and fire inspection record. Districts London Jefferson and Washington mail to board No 400 South Charleston. Aldermott notes no drafts before Oct 1 but orders under 25 to be scheduled for replacement during six tenth period starting July 1.

New York INS New York City L. Folletto, Jr Kang London Jefferson Washington Charleston LaForlene Persis Bu. EO New Altomosiles Arthur VY. AlDermott McDermott War Manpower Commission

Merchants Back Regulation W Against Credit Buyout

At a National Retail Credit Association meeting in St Louis, William J Cheney argued Regulation W harms private contracts while merchants push to keep W. They cite dunning nuisance and credit cash as issues, noting installment lenders profits from high interest and seek removal of any restriction.

National Retail Credit Assoc St. Louis William J. Cheney the Gazette

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