Dewey Bricker Nomination Sets Stage for GOP Unity
The Republican convention nominating speech ends with Dewey favored for president and Bricker stepping aside to back the New Yorker. Delegates back Dewey with heavy Ohio support as others acknowledge the party’s broad unity and plan for a quick roll call and Hearings.
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Obituaries for John Yorke and Hazel Bradshaw
John Yorke 66 died Tuesday at the home of his daughter Mrs. George Youell in Rand. Funeral at Burning Spring Church of God at 10 a m with Rev K Plank officiating. Burial in Burning Spring family cemetery. Fidler & Frame in charge. Hazel Bradshaw 18 died yesterday in a Charleston hospital. Services at Bartlett mortuary chapel tomorrow at 3 p m. Rev H S Cummings of Bluefield Va will officiate. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Survived by sisters Mrs Charley R Looney Bluefield and Frances Joyce Bradshaw. brothers Staff Sgt James Bradshaw with the New Zealand Army and Edward at home. She belonged to Memorial Baptist Church in Bluefield V.
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Pritchard N. Bradshaw
Stop & Dunbar
Read
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Chapol
H. S. Cummings
Bluefield Va
Sunset Memorial Park
Charley R. Looney
Bluefield
Frances
Joyce Bradshaw
James Bradshaw
Array
New Zealand
Edward
Memorial Baptist Church
Noted Early Aviatrix Blanche Noyes Tops Aviation Forum
Mrs Blanche Noyes the 10th U S woman to earn a commercial pilot license and Bendix trophy winner in 1937 spoke at the state aviation forum yesterday. She, with Mrs Hubert Stark and Miss Merian Davis, leads Civil Air Patrol in West Virginia, and Noyes recalls training from 1928 with Dewey L Noyes. She cites flying Rockefeller at 92 who paid a dime and praise. Noyes serves in airways engineering and plans frequent visits to Charleston from Washington in a personal plane.
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U. S
Hubert Stark
West Virginia
Merian Davis
Fairmont
Civil Air Patrol
Noyes
CAP
Rman Flier
Dewey L. Noyes
John D. Rockefeller
Airways Engineering Division
Dewey Calls for Broad War Aims and Postwar Unity
Dewey argues the peace must be built by many leaders and a united public opinion, condemns wartime cabinet feuds, stresses that military conduct remains nonpolitical, and pledges to appoint capable, energetic leaders after the war. He urges total victory over Germany and Japan, postwar full employment, and America’s cooperative role in preventing future wars. He rejects isolation and warns against a one man government.
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Mackinnac
Russia Begins New Hydroelectric Plant in Anduthan Region
Russia starts construction of a large hydroelectric station in the Anduthan region using a popular speed method aided by local mag assistance. Liquor smuggling is reported between Eire and Northern Ireland in coffin shipments. Elephants show unusual preference for onions alongside peanuts.
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Russia
Anduthan
Eire
Northern Ireland
OPA Plans Meat Ration Mix as July Allocations Kept
The OPA forecasts July civilian meat supply at about 1.245 billion pounds retail trim, near June levels. Beef rationing totals about 252 million pounds, with veal and pork rising and lamb steady. butter value stays, margarine up 9.1 million pounds, and canned milk point value nudged higher to curb rapid use.
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Bowles
OPA
Kanawha E Bonds Sales Contest Continues
A regional chairmen’s special trophy is offered to the county in each region that leads in E bond sales by exceeding its quota percentage. The paragraph notes further details to be announced.
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Kanawha ‘E
Regional winners vie for stave award donation
The leading county among nine regional winners will receive a stave award donated by the state chairman. Regional honors include miniature models of the Japanese midget submarine sunk in Sydney harbor in 1942. these lead-cast miniatures, about four and a half inches long, use ballast metal from the midget submarine.
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Sydney
Australia
Australian government backs West Virginia bond drive plan
Spurr stated the Australian government presented to the West Virginia War Finance committee a proposal to use promotional materials for bond sales during the 5th war loan.
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West Virginia
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