Post Office Notice From Grafton Virginia
Entered as second class matter in the Post Office at Grafton Virginia under the act of March 3 1870.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1946
Page
4
Entered as second class matter in the Post Office at Grafton Virginia under the act of March 3 1870.
The board’s work on Grafton’s new city charter draws praise. Chairman Bob Gerkins aims to submit to the state attorney general by October and to voters by November 9, with a council-city manager form favored over alternatives as Charleston debates the same issue.
The piece argues two phases for medical care: avoid political control of doctors and find affordable financing. It condemns Murray Wagner Dingell bill for bureaucracy and taxes, favoring voluntary group medicine and self insurance by families. It notes rural experiments and cites high U.S. care standards versus socialized systems.
William Green urged AF of L members to raise production to erase shortages and curb inflation. The message, echoed by a New York Herald Tribune cartoon, argues production underpins price stability while government price controls are only temporary. The article notes inflation from excess spending and stresses a strong industrial base with efficient distribution and retailers aiding price containment.
A brief devotional note from the Press Radio Bible Service in Cincinnati Ohio cites Psalm 8 3 and praises the Creator for making and upholding the heavens The message links natural wonder to divine power and wisdom inviting personal reflection.
Investigators reveal that paralysis in infants traced to a virus, a finding that clarified cases in children under one year and marked a shift in understanding of infantile paralysis since 1909. The report notes the 60 percent estimate in affected infants and the turn toward virology.
A housewife voice argues the OPA should be evaluated from a homemaker perspective. She laments shortage and price ceilings while noting wives face daily meals and dish soap shortages, exhausting efforts, fuel use, and patience before priorities are lifted. She portrays the American housewife as the vanishing American.
Washington reports renewed interest in deliberately crashing surplus military aircraft to study fire and structural weaknesses as CAA suspends Constellation use after the Pennsylvania crash. Hillman's death threatens CIO left‑wing elements while Murray reshapes California leadership and Curran joins the CIO Political Action Committee amid anti‑Communist battles. Pinero poised to take Puerto Rico governor post with liberal reform aims, while Rep. May faces looming scrutiny over his Garsson munitions ties.
Hollywood dispatch reports actress Virginia Bruce's fiance Pvt A M Toar, a Turkish national, briefly held in an Army stockade due to leave paper mixups. Two unnamed Army investigators pursued the case before Toar was freed on orders, with the marriage to Bruce proceeding as planned.
AP analyst outlines how Greece becomes the focal point of East West tensions. The Kremlin expresses displeasure as the Russian ambassador leaves Athens while Britain guards and an American fleet sails toward Greek waters. Greece faces UN Security Council scrutiny over Albania, with a plebiscite for King George II and ongoing clashes between monarchists and republicans.
Radio listings reveal a busy start to the 1946 fall season with roughly 58 network shows on air before winter and projections of 65 or more. NBC schedules Edger Bergen and Charlie McCarthy return, CBS features Harriet Nelson, with veteran performers Burns, Brice, Durante, Hope, Cantor, Benny, and Smith among others. Tonight’s lineup includes NBC McGarry and his Mouse at 8 00, Haley at 9 00. CBS 7 30 Stewart in One Sunday Afternoon. ABC 7 30 Fish and Hunt Club. 9 Weeks Sports Review. CBS 9 30 Author Meets Critic Peace of Mind.
Mary Patten confronts Trent Renner about their marriage and Charie’s plans while Flo plans a dinner party to celebrate the union. Trent pledges support, yet Patten weighs trust and upheaval as old loyalties collide with new attachments in a tense, melodramatic chapter.
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A veteran Far East Authority reporter joined the station’s staff and in November traveled with Navy forces to aboard ships and ashore in a war zone. He spoke with Pyle before final broadcasts as his 30,000 mile assignment continued, delivering stories via wire services and interviewing many people, including women, across multiple fronts.
A garbled OCR passage lists odd phrases about animals and people, mentioning a black cow, a parrot, and miscellaneous quoted lines. It appears as disjointed, incomprehensible material with no clear narrative or identifiable event.
Small and medium bluefish in Colorado are taken by gill and pound nets, while larger fish are caught by hook and line. The same state notes its official flower is the columbine.
Thad Hale, a noted songwriter, plans to publish a new song soon, with earlier works recorded by Gene Autry and Scott. The piece follows his recent career moves and includes affiliations with Phil Brito and others. The item also notes family announcements and a Beverly Hills home setting involving NBC comedian Blane and Judy Canova appearances.
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