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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1945

Page

4

De Valera’s strategy shaped southern Ireland’s status

The column recounts De Valera’s political moves from 1932 to 1936, including ousting the governor general, appointing Daniel Buckley, and pushing an external relations act amid a British abdication crisis. It notes how these actions helped establish an independent republic aligned with the British Commonwealth externally while the king acted on specified matters.

M’kenzie Pe Valera Trelland de Valera de Valeran Daniel Buckley Buckley Edward VII Ireland Britain

Night talk at Balmoral Court ends with Royde and guests

In a September evening scene, Nevile Strange hosts Thomas Royde and Ted Latimer as they discuss Audrey Strange and Kay, while Royde hints at uneasy relations. Nevile’s mood shows strain as Latimer departs for the ferry and Royde heads toward Gull's Point, leaving Treves to walk up.

Kay Strange Thomas Royde Mrs Tressilian Nevile Strange Nevile Royde Mr. Treves Mr. ‘Treves Ted Latimer Ted Kay Mr.Treves Thomas Tresilian Balmoral Court Mr. Latimer Mr. Tréves Latimer

Editorial on Education Trends and Test Results From Ohio

A Cincinnati Times-Star clipping is cited to illustrate concerns raised by an Ohio education survey. High school graduates lack growth tools, especially in languages, math, health, science, and social studies. Dr. Clyde Hissong describes alarming screening results and urges diagnostic testing, remedial teaching, use of current articles, and diploma prerequisites.

Cincinnati Ohio Cincinnati Times-Star Times-Star Clyde Hissong Sarah Graser Cleveland Checkpoint A

Chairman on raid inquiry cites need to subpoena enlisted men

Chairman Gearheart signals a formal demand for the Senate committee to subpoena enlisted men caught in the raid. He says he is tired of hearing high ranking officers and civilians and wants the views of the ordinary men. Lt. Gen. Leonard T. Gerow testifies on Pearl Harbor and related Navy and Army records.

Barkiey O. Ky Gearheart Californiap Leonard T. Gerow Army War Plans Army Pearl Harbor Navy New

Unclear Message Mentioned Around Pearl Harbor Attack Risk

The report notes Knox at a state department conference and Contended that he did not ask a department employee to urge Secretary Knox to interpret a message as signaling a possible Pearl Harbor attack. The time cited was 7:30 a.m. Hawaii time.

Hawaii Knox State Department Pearl Har

Wage hike and plant security plans amid strike wave

The report notes a 10 percent wage rise of 1312 cents an hour while GM seeks court injunctions against strikers in Cleveland and LaGrange Til. Kaiser-Frazer reportedly plans an entirely new company union security plan revealed before negotiations. Federal conciliators fail to settle a 44 day strike of about 4000 AFL Greyhound drivers in 18 northeastern states as Pennsylvania and Central Greyhound refuse. Denver Rocky Mountain News white collar workers vote to authorize the CIO American Newspaper Guild.

Cleveland la Grange Til Detroit Kaiser- Frazer Corporation Willow Run Pomber Washington AFL Greyhound AFL Association of Street, Electric Railways and Motor Coach Workers Pennsylvania Greyhound Central Greyhound NLRB Denver Denver Rocky Mountain News Scripps-Howautt CIO American Newspaper Guild

Mollohan Sack to Huntington Opens Reform Debate

In the six months before his July 1942 appointment Mollohan reported 147 escapes versus 62 in early 1945. Satterfield urged county supported reformatories funded by population and run by a public spirited board. He called on the public to act on juvenile delinquency. Freutel highlighted a youth committed to the Maryland Training School for Boys who escaped to Huntington, where he was arrested for law violations after a jail break with another prisoner. He later served his time and incident details end in September.

Huntington Mollohan Satterfied

West Virginia to hold state fair after 1941 era

The West Virginia planning board met in Charleston with the post war employment committee report as the main agenda. Martinsburg reports WVU beat Newton D. Baker army hospital 47 to 26 in an away game as Byrd and Miller rallied the Mountaineers. Fairmont notes seven high schools formed the Mason-Dixon basketball league with Larney Gump of Barracksville as president, including six other schools across Marion and Monongalia counties.

Tokyo Berlin Japan Army Inquiry Board Navy Hater Army Knox West Virginia Meadows Greenbrier County Charleston Martinsburg West Virginia University Newton D. Baker Army Hospital Mountaineers Cuard Leland Byrd Bob Miller Fairmont Free Counties Mason-Dixon Larney Gump Barracksville Rivesville Farmington Fairview Monongah Marion County Clay-Batelle Monongalia County Hundred Wetzel County

Government synthetic fiber financing debated in program

The plan faces funding hurdles as proposals emerge to loan cotton to Germany via the U S export import bank or the commodity credit corporation, which holds title to the government cotton. Another option envisions UNRRA purchasing the cotton and collecting payment from Germany.

Germany U. S.export- Import Bank Commodity Credit Corporation United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration UNRRA

Cotton policy debated to aid Germany imports

Secretary Anderson and a cotton export advisory committee study relief forms and government funding to help Germany import necessities over the next two years. The program aims to reduce U.S. cotton holdings while addressing foreign exchange limits and higher American cotton prices. A four cent per pound subsidy on commercial exports is noted.

Anderson State Department Germany

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