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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1950

Page

4

Retailers vow resistance to uniwar price rises

News readers report that retailers will resist price increases with strong opposition. Officials claim ample goods and no need for rationing or price controls, while editorials in The Country Press mock lawmakers for claiming economy yet failing to back it. Statements from critics in Illinois, Kentucky banks, and federal confidence are cited as supporting skepticism about government roles.

Great Falls Mont Paul Douglas Ilinois Douglas Congress Somerset Daily American Truman Oakland Calif Kentucky Gov

Washington March of Vents Finds U S Intervenes Frequently

A historical review notes the United States has intervened in foreign conflicts without formal declarations of war in multiple peacetime actions. It lists instances from 1871 to 1941 and highlights Gen Douglas MacArthur's leadership in Korea as a first for an American commander heading an international army during peacetime. The piece cites joins with Russian, British, French, German, and Japanese forces in earlier crises and notes the long pattern of peacetime military actions abroad.

Korea Central Press ‘Ashington Wor United States China William McKinley Peking Uruguay Germany Great Britain Samoa Douglas MacArthur Republic Congress Sirship Seoul Portuguese West Africa Formosa Mexico Haiti Chile Brazil Syria Ethiopia Morocco Honduras Turkey Russia Tceland France Tripoli Algiers Vera Cruz John J. Pershing Pancho Villa U.S Sandino Archangel Vladivostok Siberia Roosevelt Greenland Iceland Denmark

Newest arrivals greet Victor and gift of life

A son born August 9 at 12 10 p.m. in Grafton City hospital to Mr and Mrs Victor Jackson Lucas III weighing eight pounds four ounces. He will be Victor Jackson Lucas IV. A daughter born August 15 at 11 19 a.m. in the same hospital to Mr and Mrs James Stevens of 116 West Washington Grafton weighing eight pounds two ounces.

Grafton City Hospital Victor Jackson Lucas, III Victor Jackson Lucas IV James Stevens West Washington Street Grafton

AP news service and subscription rates notice

A fragment shows billing language for The Associated Press rights and newspaper subscription prices. It lists carrier and mail rates including annual, six month, and three month options, with regional distinctions for Virginia and West Virginia. Names a New York office address.

Vigina West Virginia National, Representatives Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc New York East 42Nd Street

Try and Stop Me IHE LATE Frank Crowninshield Golfer

A vivid portrait of Frank Crowninshield a devoted but imperfect golfer. anecdotes recall his zeal over skill his locker room jokes and legendary quips about cremation ashes on the links. Grantland Rice critiques him as a floating hazard while others note his playful taunts and the comic banter surrounding his golf exploits.

Frank Crowninshield Frank Grantland Rice Crowninshield Crownie

Oswego church denounces profiteering and hoarding

A Oswego Oregon church passed a resolution denouncing profiteering and hoarding during an emergency. It pledges moral courage against fear and calls like-minded citizens to join, urging national circulation of such resolutions to curb price manipulation and scarcity.

Oswego Oregon

Death Claims Mrs. Clevenger of Long Run

Mrs. Cora Bird Clevenger 79 of Long Run died Monday morning after two weeks of serious illness and long term poor health since 1946. Born in Taylor County in 1871 she lived in the area all her life. Survived by three children and a granddaughter. Funeral arrangements pending.

Cora Bird Clevenger Long Run Lemuel and Luraner Nancy Smith Clevenger Taylor County Simpson Baptist Church Clifford Paugh Route 1 Simpson Paul Pauline Clevenger Jay- Nita Stout Bridgeport West Virginia

The Rider Returns to Hammer in Silent Alarm

Ives lifts Cory to the bunk then weighs the danger of Cory and a sick settlement. He rides toward Hammer after fearing typhoid from sick children, guiding his horse through darkness toward a quiet, ominous homestead where a dog warns of trouble.

Cory Marybelle Ives Meryne Hammer Feather Carradine Tom Feather Tamerlane Jensen Nester Cory Lund Brule

Music falls on deaf ears at Saskatoon move

The university summer school music class was moved to the school for the deaf after numerous complaints of noise. University officials shifted the students to a place “where no one could hear them,” citing heavy disruption to nearby residents.

Saskatoon School For the Deaf University

Ex-cop Mike Rynne's legend grows in Lowell swimming feats

The 70-year-old former policeman, Mike Rynne, is hailed as a living legend in Lowell Mass as he performs remarkable feats. He can tow a boat with five 200-pound men tied inside, swim after being fed to a chair and pushed off a dock, and carry a 200-pound weight on his back. At 70 he swims more than a mile daily for exercise.

Lowell Mike Rynne Rynne

Chicago waitress defends herself with blackjack strike

Mrs Mary Dickson, while walking home from work in Chicago, grabbed a blackjack and struck a man who tried to attack her, forcing him to retreat. She argued that individuals and nations should be armed against age resorts.

Chicago Mary Dickson

Park deed limits review urged before fireworks action

Fireworks plans for Grafton park face deed restrictions. Council urged Mr Curry to explore possibilities and report back before any steps are taken.

Grafton Park Curry

British Rumor Mill Focuses on Royal Baby Names

London whispers list Victoria Anne Elizabeth and Mary as favorites with Alice Alexandra and Margaret also drawing support. Congratulatory messages flood Clarence House Elizabeth Philip’s London home and reach across the empire and beyond.

London Victoria Anne Elizabeth Mary Alice Alexandra Margaret British Empire Clarence House Philip

Stoll Lurks in Tamerlane Shadows as Town Talks

Marco Stoll waits in the darkness outside Tamerlane jail listening to ranchers and sheriffs in shadowed streets. He contemplates Benedict, Ives, and Beamis as a gaunt horseman arrives with news of a sick child, while Stoll weighs risks and plans a quiet return to his drug store hideout.

Marco Stoll Brian Ives Tamerlane Stoll Ives Rod Benedict Hammer Sombra Rod Benedict Grolpahia Politi Rigarea Texas Lund Mercantife Tama Penind Nis Palais Boatnis Stoll Street Mr. Stoll Beamis Jensen Gundergon

Noisy miscellany from old newspaper page

The fragmentary text notes varied items from rabbits to railroads and rodeos including a Wyoming cowboy’s bull ride payout, a Kentucky duel, canned sweet potatoes, a gadget for hard boiling eggs, and a stray constellation remark.

Social will be held at Linn Chapel Friday night

An old fashioned social is scheduled at Linn Chapel, formerly Linn School House, on Friday night August 18. The event invites the public and aims to raise proceeds for church repairs.

Linn Chapel Linn

Classified rates and ad example from The Sentinel

The notice explains 4¢ per word for first insertion 3¢ per word for three or more consecutive insertions 2½¢ per word for six or more consecutive insertions and 2¢ per word for 26 or more insertions with a minimum charge. It notes ads must be prepaid and telephone ads are not accepted. A sample classified line shows a situation wanted by an elderly lady seeking housekeeping work with a telephone number and address.

Psa Ward Ogsh The Sentinel

No Down Payment Home Loans for Veterans and Nonveterans

Rural ad copy urges buyers to build a house with no down payment available to both veterans and non veterans. Requests an image of the desired house for loan inquiries. Includes Mor gantown West Virginia address and phone number 8641 for Help Wanted ads and Christmas card promotions.

Share, Incorporated Walnut Street Morgantown W. Va

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