Estate Beneficiary Liable in Debt in South Charleston
The will of John D. Creecephell’s grandson Harald Lee Campbell is challenged over a $2,000 debt tied to a house and lot in South Charleston. Circuit Judge F Bouchelle ruled that the debt should not be paid from the undevised real estate, as the estate's distribution favors the widow and three-fourths to the grandson. The case centers on whether the real estate debt is a charge on the inherited property or the heirs’ responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Lee Lawom
John D.igeephell
South
F. Bouchelle
Campbell
Tegard
Sont Charleston
Juanita Cline
Full Lille
Father J E Haggerty Speaks Here Tuesday
Rev Father J E Haggerty known as The Guerra Padre will lecture at 8 30 p m Tuesday in the Charleston high school auditorium under Knights of Columbus auspices. He will recount heroism of Filipinos and atrocities by Japanese and rescues of Americans told with military censorship lifted. He describes guerrilla government radio telegraph postage and money and relief efforts for wives and children of fallen guerrilla soldiers. A quinine plantation aided malaria prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
J. E. Haggerty
Charleston High School
Knights of Collumbus
Faerther Haggetty
Haggery
Richmond Painter Jailed For Night By Mistake
Richmond Va March 10 Wes A Clark painter was jailed for a night after a jailer locked him in an abandoned cell by mistake. Foreman Lyshne believed his crew left and departed with the key. Clark said the false arrest ruined his name and that no one came near him all night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Wes
A. Clark
Painer
Clark
N. Lyshne
Court to Open Hearings On Committee Contests
The Kanawha county court will hear the Ward 9 Democratic committee contest starting tomorrow. Henry Aldridge and Freda Singleton Forbes challenge the incumbents Arnold Garnett and Elle deFord, alleging irregularities in precincts 48 and 58. Internal Revenue Service night hours announced to aid taxpayers in Charleston.
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Sthward
Kanawha
Henry Aldridge
Freda Singleton Forbes
Declan
Ray
Arnold R. Garnett
Elle deFord
Internal Revenue Office
Charleston
Internal Revenue Bureau
Otis Brenshing
Cinca
Warete
Mare Kiecue
Nove
Mel Tueaday
Albert Pare
Jane
Linet
Alice
Auli
Benoslratt
Rivereiewaria
Wheelie Kyte
Cherteden
Sladuen Mamtang
Ward Ltd
T. T. Rhodes
State to train all school bus drivers in 55 counties
The West Virginia education department plans a state wide school bus driver training program starting in April with a three to five day course in each of the 55 counties. Paul Boggs announces the plan hosted by the division of school transportation and the trade and industrial division. Fred W. Eberle of West Virginia Institute of Technology leads with one assistant. Two formats planned: in service during the school year and full time in summer. The aim is to have every driver graduate from the course.
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State Education Department
Paul Boggs
Division of
School Transportation
Trade
Fred W. Eberle
Weat Vir
Jpinia Institute of Technology
Eberle
Boges
West Virginia
Son of Secretary Ickes Wounded in Iwo Battle
Second Lt. Raymond Wilmarth Ickes, U S Marine Corps, son of Secretary Ickes, was wounded at Iwo Jima on March 7. Navy confirms chest wound. He joined as an enlisted man May 17, 1943, commissioned Feb. 9, 1944, and went overseas with a replacement battalion in June 1944.
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Ickes
Iwo
Washington
Raymond Wilmarth Ickes
U. S. Marine Corps
Flexes
Iwo Jima
Navy
Miralotta JT. Ecker
Silver Springs
Sam
Evanston
Young Ickes
Marine Corps
Cecil Swim Named Liquor Board Supervisor
The liquor control commission announces the appointment of Cecil Swim of Beckley as general field supervisor. Swim, 30, formerly Raleigh county schools assistant superintendent, will start March 2. He has taught in Raleigh county, attended Emory and Henry College and Duke University, and has served 132 months as executive clerk of the Raleigh county war price and rationing board. He is active in fraternal and service organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Swim
Liquor Board
Liquor Control Commission
Beckley
Swim
Raleigh County
Charles H. Green
Bluefield
Liquor Commission
Ema and Henry College
Duke University
Raleigh County War Price
Memorial Notice and Classified Fragments
A garbled memorial and public notices fragmentary text expresses thanks and funeral sentiment. The piece mentions cemetery plots in a Sumset Memorial ark cemetery, and a general thank you to those who sent flowers and assisted. scattered ads reference personal notices, lost items, and business service offers.
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Cornith
Tol
Cabin Creek
Jose
Ted
Sinter Construction
Iona
Jona
Jess
Dingres
Dalthiers
Hocatinn Et Sumset Memorial Ark
Cazally
Cunnench
Charleston School OF Commerce
Quarriza
Merican
Itc
Phony
Atene
Myuh O
Dewey
Magadines
Faur
Jammer B
Hietin
Charleston, W
Eugene Conway Shipments to Lead Elks Lodge Changes
Eugene A Conway a Diamond department store official will be exalted ruler of Charleston lodge No 202 Elks on Thursday April 5. He will succeed Robert G Williams who becomes a trustee for five years. Secretary Ira D Maynor begins his 12th term. New officers include W C Wortman Jr and others with many named members listed. A house to house YMCA campaign canvass aims to raise 20000 for a permanent home site at 25 000 purchase price with 35000 for remodeling and occupancy of a 14 room brick dwelling in central city. District captains are named for Negro sections with executive secretary Ellsworth Horpole and G E Ferguson leading the canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A. Conway
Diamond
Charleston Lodge
P.D
Elks
Robert G. Wilans
Board of Trustees
Ira BD. Maynor
Etks
W. C. Wortman, Jr
Reading Knight
We J
Hardbargur
Joya
Melvin V. Mathes
James White
Tiler
Pearl Harbor
James J. White
Russell J. Preston
Cecil L. Lemma
Donald Calelier
William G. Barth
Harry Bartey
W. Dowers Jr
William G. Bradstock
Paol L. Brothers
Oren C. Cawthon
Ronnald K. Colby
William C. Collins
W. E. Cotton
O. J. Cox
Pat Cunningham
Ernest Ls Emerson
Karl Farnstworth
Garerette T. Foals
Carl C. Freuland
Joe
Lance Marshall
L. Oc
Massey
George & Mensore
H. G. Milam
Thugh N. Mbis
S.A. Mattlce
Edwin Ashley Hlyers
Prenton M. McClanahan
Joy McKee Jr
Rugs Parsons
A. Trachal
Jesse Nedyard
Edward J. Reilly
James N. Sell
John W. Shrake
William A. Stevenson
William S. Stacden
Richard A. Stones
Edward L. Taylor
William A. Todd
Rex Trout
Harold A. Turner
Jasae L. Walker
G. W. Whelstone
H. A. Whiteley
Sylvester Wilamson
William &. Schrader
Jack H. Weaver
Itny A. Tracy
Alva C. Tabor
DB. E. Deaneley
Robert O. Engle
William T. Heler
J. S. Caleman
L. Hiracks Monra
W. F Geowhin
Wilbur C. Frame
Harold J. Derby
Dewey KR. Johnson
Herbert P. Dretabach
Demit
Charles J. Soyster
Russell
A. J. Jones
Uranel Ymca
Third
Fred Page
Russell Dabney
Robert Smith
Warlngton Manor
Brooks St
David Scott
Thomas Mitchell Jacob
Hansford
Moses Newsome
Roscou Peters
Riverview
William L. Lonesome
Gorge Rogfords
Kan
Army Mothers Post Aid Drive Keeps Veterans Help Active
U S Army Mothers Post 82 runs a veteran aid program with monthly sales of war bonds and land stamps averaging about 5000 dollars. Members meet at Summers Street terminal weekly to organize charitable activities including clothing drives for World War II veterans in Huntington Veterans Hospital and weekly club gatherings for mothers and wives of servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army Mothers Post
Greyhound Tas
Summers Street
Veterans Hospital
Muntington
Miliary and Naval Club
Kane ‘Awha Blvd
HH. V. Auer
We Ly Payne
Wayne Wicks
Fred Barth
Nancy Marth
G. Graves
I. N. Hickman
Eva Zakolb
Eva Copeland
Paul Short
Fannie Tallerico
Amesdemes Short
I. W. Elkins
Market and building permit trends in staple prices
A fragmented report notes price movements for staples and building permits with references to values around 108.33 and 107.54, mentioning commodities and transactions. It highlights daily shifts, monthly context, and entities such as Piedmont, Witroth, and Terrateing, reflecting a busy trade scene with unclear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Seta
Nelly
Ala Piedmont
Ika
Gamble
Wwelink
Cavitt
Promite Hang
Driveling
FEPC Bill Set for Committee Airing in Congress
Washington March 10 A heated debate on whether to outlaw racial and religious employment discrimination faces a public airing in the influential House Rules Committee. The bill would establish a permanent Fair Employment Practices Committee and has backing from both major parties. Critics raise concerns about social integration and sweeping social changes affecting millions of Black, Jewish, Catholic, and foreign-born individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Home Rules Committee
Cox
Labor Committee
Furelijn Rth
Property Transfers Cast Kanawha Land Co to Board of Betues
Kanawha county transfers list transfers from Kanawha Land Co to the Board of Betues and others including L Gee Park adam and Lester O Clens denin. The record covers parcels in South Charleston and Dunbar with several named grantees and lenders noted in the fragmentary transfer notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Land Co
Board of Betues
Lion of
Kanawha County
Tundey Tois
L. Gee Park Adam
South Charleston
Lester O. Clensdenin
Dunbar
Seta Building and Loan
B. Thamp
Albs
Wirt Reed
Watley Mansyery Aglama
Swan “Purney ‘Duver
Ralph W. Senter
Jo Brownla
Moss Harp Wanted for Park Pontiac Service Station
George Byers at 222 Dickinson St seeks Moss Harp persons for service station and car wash work including lubrication and road service duties. Offers opportunity at Park Pontiac, Inc. in location description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Harp
George Byers Park
Pontiac, Inc
Dickinson St
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Firestone
Chem. Corp
NaQen
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Amn
Goodyear
Greyhound
Seo
Asex
Feas
Cabaa
Texan Co
Credit Ai Nal Distillers
Carton
Fike Cemw
Routh
Fitton Ae
Nortelk
Bleet Olly
Curt
Wright
Weajerh
Servees
Douglea
Young
New York
International Telephone
U. S. Steel
Bothtegem
Chrysler
Studebaker
Santa Fe
Southern Hallway
Western Unon
U. S. Hubber
Seara Aneauck
Douglas Aircraft
Westinghouse
Union Carbide
U. S. Gypwin
General Electric
Allied Chemial
American Water Works
Cities Service
Electric Bond & Share
Yartheon
United Light
Naling
Piusbarzh
Oteady
Fiorlds
Maine
Tetel
Sera Cold Assets
pTaertar
Wiodiadtionat
Eee
Tees
Grose
Exchange Club
Public Buildings Administration
Ielaly
Dawson
Ben Moore
City Planeing Commission
John P. Chenoweth
9Th Ward
Bailey A. Hupp
Charleston Transit Co
J. J. Umbach
Seana
Korn Sonking
Greenlee Brothers Security
Caore i. Bengoh i Chariesi National Bank
Jean G
Ganne
Matics
Nursini Pane
Glenville
Fitzpatrick
Spencer
Kanewhe
Istrict
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Bout Hillis
Bieck Biltord
Sirewood
Elco Electrical Works
Broad
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Anes Pritchard Motor CO
APD
Montgomery Ward
Ion
Cary
Hurdette. Motor Co. Cor
Penta. Ave
Virginia St
Golden Drug
Tanttor
Sorarta
Gravely Motor Plow & Cultivator Company
West Witchins
Magia
Ineh
Clothic
Nin Cole
Wanninate
Ana E
Bane Tie
Baber Critable
Chayeiy
Hevicenan
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Dedreemymouth
NK SE
Pants Stan
Phaus
PUI
WAH
Aneet Mirvat Workers
Mechanica Telbere AD CleAtiter Patter Srattnman
Wiic
Withards Bt
Charenar Brick Wheelers
West Virginia Brick Co
E.L DuPont de Nemours
Indiana Ordnance Works
Indiana
War Manpower Commission
United States Employment Service
Kanawha Biv
Barbara LeBaron
Witlemy
Schultze
Harriet Youngman
I Sharlestons
George Crumb
Drahma
St John's Parish
Arthur ScHoul
Crumb
McHowl
Mrss Wee
Bachara Meeker
Dallas Beach Ear
Boccherini
Frendley
Russell VanCleve
Gazette
Eugene Conway
Y McGovran
Por
YMCA
Eugene
Leip Williame
Charieatout
Charlestan Generel
Ben
Jay J. Young
Isa Wea
Stareti
Gene Lauanters
Wittara Kelly
Martha
Tinea Dauekter
Rabe Carter
Tom McGovron
Saice
McGovran
McGovmn
Hugh R. Ferrell
Odd Fellows
O‘dell’s Restaurant
Quarrier
Lillian Churchman
Mar
DIAL
Rueerler
Danxae
FEPC
Sig
U.S
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Sommers
Rover
Trausere Company
Tae Ita
Bredes
Elierili
Capital Motor Sales
Machinists
Ordnance. Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Company
Baltimore Yard
For Mary
Sea Shipyard
United States Employment Service War Manpower Commission
Kanowha
Charleston, W. Va
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