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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1941

Page

5

Yoo Hoo Lear to Broadcast on CBS Treasury Hour

New York Aug 27 The Cantor decision to appear on two networks collapsed to CBS only at 8 pm The NBC blue plan to air Lieut Gen Benjamin Lear address at 6 40 pm Thursday was abandoned The talk centers on morale and war maneuvers in Arkansas and Louisiana The gas price probe questions are outlined including shortages misinformation and tanker transfers

Yoo Hoolear Hahot New York Special News Service Eddie Cantor Nbc-Red Ben Lear M. C Nbc-Blue Benjamin Léar

Radio Schedule Headlines and Station Lineup Logs

Central West Virginia stations WMMN WEAF WABC WJZ and others outline daily music news and program blocks. Containing time slots from 5:30 to midnight with orchestra, quiz, drama, and sports segments.

WMMN WEAF Brave WABC Mary Marlin CBS WJZ Irene Wicker WIJZ WEAP Thin Man Woodbury Grand Central Station Cal Tinney KDKA Manhattan WBLK Dr. Christian Boake Carter Charlie Spivak Orch Edwin C. Hill WLW WJJZ Bill Stern Don Goddard WJB Bill Henry WTAM Betty Bob Paul Sullivan Hollywood Jose Bethencourt WOR The World Today Lowell Thomas Cbs—News Jack McCarthy Motorists Mr. Keen News of the World Fredda Gibson Bob Hannon Pied Piper, Jr Vancouver Ted Steele Glenn Miller Kay Kyser Raymond Gram Swing Author'’s Playhouse Dolly Dawn Jack Coffey Benny Goodman Bob Chester Shep Fields

Governor Neely Presented West Virginia Guide Book

Governor Matthew M Neely receives a copy of West Virginia A Guide To the Mountain State by Roy Lee Harmon State Supervisor of the West Virginia Writers Project Bruce Crawford Secretary of the Publicity Commission and former Supervisor of WA Project and Paul H Becker Assistant State Supervisor The 600 page Ameri can Guide Series volume is just off the press and includes more than 60 full page photographs 25 motor tours and maps

Matthew M. Neely West Virginia Mountain State Roy Lee Harmon Paul H. Becker

Strand Theatre Brings Martha Scott In They Dare Not Love

Martha Scott, star of Our Town and Cheers for Miss Bishop, leads in They Dare Not Love at the Strand with George Brent. A romance of two heroic refugees set amid war's upheaval, the drama features Paul Lukas as the villain and Kay Linaker as the wealthy Austrian refugee who eyes Brent. James Whale directs a tense, dignified epic praised as a must see of the year.

Martha Scott Our Town Miss Bishop Virginia Sci-N Columbia Strand Theatre George Brent Brent Miss Scott Paul Lukas Roman Bohnen Tukas Kay Linaker Edgar Barrer Egon Brecher Erwin Kaiser James Whale

Outlaw Strike Editorial Critiques Defense Effort and Mobilization

The association of Army ordnance officers and civilian engineers criticizes defense production management while praising momentum in armament output. They urge decisive central authority, decry defense strikes, and warn against lip service to mobilization. A Wellsburg post office was struck by lightning as heavy rain caused telegraph outages. Clarksburg saw 1.3 feet river rise with 98 inches in 23 minutes, though floods remained limited.

Nance Army Ordnance Officers Army Wellsburg West Fork Clarksburg Charleston

U S warned cities would dim out in a possible air raid

Aug 27 report from Samuel J Hibben of Westinghouse outlines American blackout plans. Cities would dim rather than fully blackout to reduce panic and maintain traffic flow. Major roads would have lights cut to disrupt enemy targeting while using techniques like black light and venetian blinds. New York serves as model for national planning with guidance shared to War Department.

Fairmont United States Samuel J. Hidden Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing, Co National Technological Civil Protection Committee London Hibben New York Broadway Dibben War Department

Shipyard Takeover in Kearny After Strike War Orders

The Runs Kearny Plant of appeals reversal by the board awaits a Supreme Court review this summer. Philip G. Phillips, regional labor board director, demands membership lists today as proof of substantial interest in an election. Rear Admiral Harold G. Bowen assumes production at Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Co in Kearny New Jersey after an 18 day strike halted work until Roosevelt ordered government takeover and resumed work on 49 million dollars of government orders.

Harold G. Bowen Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Company Kearny N. J Roosevelt

Lady parachutists plan limits on recruits

Major Nolan explains that only women aged 18 to 40 without children or dependents will be accepted as parachute jumpers. Married women must obtain written consent to their removal to field dressing stations. About 10 percent of each company from the men’s hospital battalion and the women’s unit will be trained for parachute work to provide immediate ground aid and transfusions to wounded soldiers on the field.

Nolan Noland

German claims of Luga and Dnieper power center unconfirmed

The Moscow press did not confirm German claims of capturing Luga 90 miles south of Leningrad or the Dnieperopetrovsk hydro-electric center. An early morning communique said Finnish forces on the Karelian isthmus had not advanced beyond Kakisalmi, 75 miles north of Leningrad.

Moscow Luga Leningrad Pskov Dnieperopetrovsk Dnieper Karelian Kakisalmi

Storm Floods Huntington After Sudden 1.05-Inch Rainfall

A storm dumped 1.05 inches of rain in 25 minutes flooding Huntington. The Upper Ohio valley saw .86 inches from a sequence of electrical storms as authorities tracked the event.

Huntington Ohio Valley

Alarm Clock Disrupts Screening In Memphis Theater

In Memphis on August 27 a wrapped alarm clock bought by Mrs Irene Busby exploded during a movie, breaking the quiet of the theater. Another patron unwrapped the package and switched it off.

Memphis Tenn Irene Busby

Daylight Time Snares Pike County Agent's Schedule

In Pike County the daylight time switch halves work routines as County Agent Jim Harrison must rise at daylight and retire at standard time to satisfy conflicting regions. A Department of Commerce report notes waste molasses used by a Japanese manufacturer as a glycerin source.

Comb Miss Pike County Standard Jim Harrison Department of Commerce

Du Pont Plant Workers and union dispute detailed

An independent group claims 2100 workers on its list while the AFL says 2500 belong to its union. Titler informs the national defense mediation board and John Steelman that the action was to protest discrimination and demand recognition or an election without delay. The ACE, organized in 1937 to replace an older entity, is labeled a company union by the CIO, a labor board examiner noted it was not.

Charles Ritchie ACE Counsel American Federation of Labor Titler National Defense Mediation Board Federal Conciliation John Steelman ACE CIO Labor Board

APPEASEMENT Continued From Page One

President Roosevelt rejects rumors and says reports of misuse or lease lend funds are false. He criticizes sensational stories as rumors, distortions, or plain dirty lies and defends war aid for England and China against unfair allegations.

England China Washington Roosevelt

In memory of Charles Wagner Nephew remembered in poem

In memory of Charles Richard Wagner who left us on Aug 26 1940. Safe in the arms of Jesus our darling lies in Gloryland. He followed in his Master's will and now rests with Jesus, his work on earth finished. From his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Herbert Nicola.

Charles Richard Wagner Jesus Gloryland Earth Christ Mrs. Herbert Nicola

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