Railroads stronger for defense, Farley says after WW II
William Farley president of the Association of American Railroads says railroads are better able to handle defense emergencies than before World War II due to expansion and improved operation. He notes trains and cars are bigger faster and more efficient loading and unloading is quicker. Since 1939 railroads spent over 7.6 billion dollars on improvements reflecting across operations. Farley stresses transportation is a national effort alongside arms production.
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William
Fariey
Association of American Railroads
Farley
Ambiguous diplomat's Iowa talk sparks amiable relief
A sensified British ambassador to the United States addressed a Iowa farmers' convention. The chairman praised his contribution to friendly ties, joking that Iowa would no longer fear Britain, while comments on rail priorities and materials emphasized stronger railroad support and resource access.
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Ord Halifax
Iowa
Britain
United States
Milord
Tom
Memory Lane in the Sombra Settlement
Ives endures a day of drifting memory and wary hope as he and Marybelle tend Cory in the clearing. Fealty to the old life collides with present danger as Hammer raids loom and Benedict hides, while Ives reads signs of peril and finds a cautious, renewed resolve.
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Ives
Tom Feather
Cory
Marybelle
Feather
Colry
Elsaring
Thia
Nery Haridy
Mg Fury
Colt
Ngivhamis
Tyga
Jim Ives
Ither
Hammter
Taide Lane
Rod Benedict
Benedict
Ives-re
Rod
Hammer
Iver
Boyce case details disputed warrants and trial
Witnesses could not identify ownership or operation of the Sport man's Club but testified Boyce appeared to run the place during the raid. Judge Allender overruled defense objections to the warrants and later to the trial versus search warrants, as defenses prepared for appeal.
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Pase
Allender
McVicker Reunion At Webster Hosts 125 Attendees
About 125 people attended the fourteenth McVicker reunion at Webster Baptist Church with a noon basket dinner and an afternoon musical program. D A McVicker presided over a business session. oldest attendees were Mrs Rebecca Heaton of Rowlesburg and Isaac Los of Grafton. The youngest was Nancy Louii Kincaid, 11 weeks old, and the newlyweds prize went to Warren Lee McVicker and Larah Hammond.
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McVicker
The
Baptist Church
D. A. McVicker
L of Manheim
Rebecca Heaton
Rowlesburg
Isaac Los
Grafton
Nancy Louii
Jack B. Kincaid
Columbus
Ohio
Warren
Lee McVicker
Webster
Norman Satterfield
Denver
Colorado
Truman B. McVicker
Larah Hammond
Nola Satterfield
Richard Isner Visits Asner Guest List In Grafton
Richard Isner son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Isner of Grafton returned home after a week visiting Donald Fitzwater. The page lists numerous locals including Dennis, Warden Lambert, George Everson, Ephraim Mayle, Miner Lee Fridley, Lee Marcles Shoulders, Ervin DeCost, James Freeze, Raymond Mayle, Denzil Collins, Clayborn Adams Galloway, William McCoy, Charley Smith, Jo Goonts, Elbert Ghoff, Muriel Newman, Russell Dalton, Noah DeMoss, and Charles Baker, noting transfers from Hartford Connecticut.
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Grafton
William Franklin Everson
Belington
Muriel Franklin Newman
Russell Lowell Dalton
Noah Wilbert DeMoss
Charles George Baker Grafton
Hartford
Conn
Marybelle Joins Ives In Plan To Confront Hammer
In a tense moment on the range, Tana warns of Rod’s capture by the Hammer colonel and the looming clash as Ives, Marybelle, and Cory prepare a bold move. Marybelle volunteers to ride, while Ives readies for a confrontation that could ignite a full-scale standoff.
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Ives
Marybelle
Tane
Tana
Rod
Hammer 2
Hammer
Cory Lund
Hammerland
Nesters
Rod Alays
Brian
Lief
Sombra
Oregon
Allenge
Merypelle
Marybelllisfind
Cory
Nonger
Tam
Doc
Telephone service lines at The Sentinel emphasize courtesy
The Sentinel advertises quick telephone service for subscribers news contributors and advertisers. For society notices ask for Society. Inquiries about delivery handled by Circulation and general business by Mrs Pauline Hulley. News desk handles news questions display advertising asks for advertisement department. Want ads cannot be handled by phone and are taken over the counter only.
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the Sentinel
U N Flag At Los Angeles Plaza Faces Red Tape
Los Angeles County supervisors aim to display the United Nations blue flag at the Tar Angelenes Plaza Court of Flags but first require a permit from UN Secretary General Trygve Lie and an official order to the New York manufacturer holding exclusive rights. A price list will be sent showing coat sizes, and a ceremony awaits the arrival of the flag.
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Los Angeles
United Nation
Los Angeles County
Board of ‘Supervisors
Ito
U.N
Angelea Plaza
Court
Trygve Lie
UN Secretaryr
New York
Insects Survive Radiation Says Odd Central Press Note
A garbled Central Press excerpt claims insects may better resist radiation than humans and survive attacks while mixing in odd humor about picnic ants redheaded ducks and wrestling events. The piece references Zadok Dumkopf and a Minneapolis match with teeth knocked out, highlighting confused, fragmented text.
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A. Minneapolis
A. Aconit
Classified Advertising Rules And Rental Listings
Classifieds describe payment per word and in advance, with strict classification rules. Entries include furnished and unfurnished rentals with details like rooms, entrances, and rent. The notice also contains job and house building offers, Down payment discussions, and numerous stray ad fragments.
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Grafton Publishing Company, Inc
Latrobe Street
W. Va
M. B. MacLeod
Nuzum
Ithy
W. Waxvander
Associated Press
Virinta
West Virginia
East 42Nd ‘Street
Bennett Cerf
ADRACH __ I
Purch
Harold Medina
J. Monroe Johnson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Norman A. Fox
Pearher
Fea
Aily
Bay Window
Java
River Fry
Twisted
Sted Bisorian
Norfolk
Weyne- Hammond
G. G
C. R. Preston
Belington City Park
George C. Felton
Louise Brassley
Beverly
West
Virginia
Nlece
Velva McWilliams
Chares P. Harvey
Pittsburgh
Mattie, Harvey
Righttmire
Harvey
the Homie
J.b.harvey
Clu Road
Guy Luke
Kenneth, Hackenberg
Betsy
Johm
Vernon
Cleveland
Clay Stout
Tracy Felton
Evelyn Lake
McKinley Powwell
Lena Rightmlie
St. Petersburg
Florida
Ola B. Ault
Ruth’ Cole
Loran
Alice
Ellwood City
Pennsylvania
A. G. Bailey
Willis. Preston
Coast Guard
Portsmouth
Boyce
Webster Briefs
Richard Isner
Charles Imer
Donald Fitzwater
Ivyex
Pauline Hulley
Central Press
Northworth
Agriculture
U.S
Zadok
Dumkopf
Gavieli
Ington
Bay “Taly
Opalee Sas
Ares
Worhan
Busindas
Ehatgg
Arrel Pays
Mas
T. Rodgers
Sas
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