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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1950

Page

6

Livestock Entries Forecast Largest Competition In History Of State Fair

Livestock entries forecast the largest competition in the history of the State Fair of West Virginia. A new livestock pavilion with 1,500 under cover seats and 10,500 square feet added expands exhibit space for over forty complete herds. The fair runs through Aug. 26 with diverse features including vaudeville, rides, and special celebration days such as Chinese Day and State High School Band Contest Day.

State Fair Lewisburg Spd West Virginia C.T. Sydenstricker Ously Cenbrier County Midway Mickey Sullivan Boston Endy Brothers American Lion Governor

Atom bomb anniversary stirs Hiroshima and Korea debate

On Hiroshima’s fifth anniversary, Hiroshima mayor Shinso Hamai urged that the bomb not be used in Korea, while Chicago minister Reverend Dr. Clinton Cox urged immediate atomic action to pressure Reds. Cox said Truman should tell Korea the atomic bomb will be used, arguing it is the strongest argument.

Los Angeles Hiroshima Shinso Hamai Korea Chicago Clinton Cox Drexel Park Presbyterian Church Cox Truman

80 000 More Dwellings In State From Housing Census

West Virginia's housing census preliminary report shows about 80,000 more dwelling units than a decade ago. Total units reach 544,000 as of April 1, 1950, up from 459,725 in 1940, with Kanawha County leading at 68,282増, Cabell 31,994, Harrison 24,850, Huntington 26,323, Charleston 22,773, Wheeling, Clarl, and Parkersburg noted in ranks.

Charleston West Virginia Washington Kanawha County Cabell Wirt County Lewest Harrison Huntington Wheeling Clarl Parkersburg

Contested Sector Battles Reported In Far East Front

Fragmentary wartime dispatch describes American troops fighting in a sector to clear Communist resistance. About 150 survivors among enemy forces are claimed, with ongoing clashes and movements reported.

Hekly Connecticut Masan Pusan Newei Central Press

Three Stages In Korea Ar Before GIs Began Striking Back

Official count from new counties shows Morris leading Reed by 930 votes in the treasurer race. Ten counties reported including Brooke and Clay with no change from unofficial tallies. AP data totals 49 201 Morris to 48 191 Reed while 27 precincts remain. Also reports two mine workers electrocuted when power line contact caused a fatal fall. Trains kill two Fayette County men over the weekend in separate incidents.

Staate Associated Press Louis Reed Elizabeth Hal F. Morris Charlyston Brooke Clay Grant Hampshire Hancock Hardy Mineral Pendleton Pocahontas Preston Morris Reed Wyoming Coal Sonne Edwright Harmon Bartrum Bartru Fayette County Clarence Javins Longacre Harewood Willie Bowden Mount Hope Chesapeake and Ohio Glen Jean

A P Plans Massive New Cleveland Coffee Plant

Negotiations are complete for a new Cleveland coffee plant of The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company. The facility, with brick and steel construction, spans about 250 by 100 feet and includes a basement and second floor. It will service some 200 stores in Eastern Ohio and West Virginia, roast 750000 pounds weekly, train local workers in A and P brands, and begin operation early next spring.

Cleveland Spcl Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Ohio West Virginia

New Fire Safety Regulations Issued by West Virginia Legislature

The West Virginia Legislature issued an act creating fire safety rules now in effect. It covers explosives, flammable liquids, liquefied gases, electrical wiring, fire escapes, exits, drills in schools, hotels, hospitals, places of assembly, dry cleaning, hazardous buildings, and related precautions. Copies were sent to county clerks.

Shas West Virginia

Communist forces cross Naktong near Changnyong

Report from Changnyong describes 800 Communist troops crossing the Naktong river yesterday 20 miles north of the earlier American offensive launch point. They dispersed into the hills while engaging U S Marines and soldiers, who face difficulty clearing them out as reinforcements and air support drop ammunition and food to isolated units.

Naktong River Changnyong G. I's

County Clerk offices offer copies to obtain state records

In West Virginia each county clerk's office may provide copies, and the same may be seen in the Office of the County Clerk of any county. Copies may also be obtained at the Office of the State Auditor in Charleston.

West Virginia Statesha Charleston

West Virginia University Driver Education Institute Next Week

West Virginia University will host an intensive driver education teaching institute from August 14 to 18. Open to all teachers seeking proficiency in this field, the program covers driving principles, vehicle operation, safety, classroom organization, and testing devices with motion pictures and practice driving.

West Virginia University

Treasurer Contest Still Not Definitely Closed

Official returns from ten more counties show only slight changes in the Republican contest for treasurer, leaving the outcome still unsettled. The partial results indicate no decisive lead, with votes counted across regions and further tallies expected.

Two Raleigh County Coal Workers Die in Freak Weekend Accident

In Charleston area over the weekend two coal company workers, W. M. Hermon aged 60 and another man age not listed, were killed in a freak incident. The event involved electrocution and trains, with authorities detailing the peculiar accident and confirming the fatalities. Further details were sparse due to the damaged OCR text.

Charleston Raleigh County Coal Company W. M. Hermon

Public leader supports youth camp participation

A county article notes Mr. Fike praising a public leader who actively aids youth work, enabling a boy to spend a week at the camp. The piece also offers a recipe tip for baked custard using one cup cream and two cups milk, served with a fresh fruit sauce.

Fike

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