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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1941

Page

5

Supreme Court Rules Wagner Act Permits Employers Views

The Supreme Court in a 7 to 0 decision said the Wagner Act does not bar an employer from expressing views on labor issues. The ruling directs Virginia Electric and Power to reexamine its case in light of the opinion, noting that certain company actions may still amount to coercion when combined with other circumstances. The decision emphasizes board clarification rather than court restraint, and maintains employers' freedom to speak on policy while protecting employees from coercive conduct.

Washington Supreme Court Murphy Labor Board Virginia Electric and Power Company

State defense committees form amid office shifts at capitol

At the statehouse yesterday Ellis outlined how remaining thres quota will be apportioned to counties by auto registration. Bachmann prepared to set up headquarters for the defense board in capitol offices as the house speaker's chamber moved to the new directory. Acting Adjutant General Carleton submitted defense activity reports to Bachmann. Pierce was relieved of defense duties by Governor Neely over burdens tied to the selective service role. Bachmann said a state home guard would start after the new year as county defense councils begin functioning. Pierce's preliminary report listed 17 county and 10 city councils.

Prize Administration Statehouse Ellis Bachmann Defense Board Capitol House of Delegates Carleton ©. Pierce Neely

Christmas Decor and Dinner Ideas From A Rural Pageant

The piece offers Christmas decorating tips with ample evergreen use and homemade glitter, plus a practical holiday menu. Suggestions include roasting chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans, candied fruit, banana pineapple treats, cranberry sauces, pies, and a turkey option with all the trimmings, finishing with a reminder about a cookie jar.

Better Food Better Health by Mrs Kenneth Ham

Merry Christmas message from Mrs Kenneth Ham encourages holiday planning and family cheer. The article discusses Christmas as an ancient feast with roots in pagan traditions while highlighting modern creativity in decorations, crafts, and home preparations for children’s enjoyment.

Kenneth Ham Santa Claus Santa

First Lady Shares Hope For Christmas With Mixed Audience

Mrs Roosevelt told a small audience that she wished them a happy Christmas and a hopeful day. She spoke of building a future where peace is possible and hoped to visit Philadelphia to meet her 11th grandchild, born to Mrs Franklin D.

Tanker Aychward Fends Off Sub Attack Off California

The unarmed 6,771 ton tanker Aychward, commanded by Captain F. B. Goncalves, evaded a huge enemy submarine 20 miles off the California coast after a half hour of shelling. Reporters in San Francisco described the Norwegian reporter? Lingering photo could not be confirmed.

Roosevelt children scattered this Christmas at sea

The Roosevelt family faces a strained holiday as Jimmy Roosevelt, a captain in the Marines, serves on the Pacific coast. John travels with the Navy supply corps. Elliott serves in the Air Force. Anna stays with relatives in Seattle while the baby's father is reportedly somewhere at sea aboard a destroyer.

Roosevelt, Jr Roosevelt Jimmy Marines Pacific Coast John Navy Supply Corps Elliott Air Force Anna Seattle

Plan for War Effort Reveals Global Alliances

The article discusses keeping Atlantic supply lines open and fending off German incursions into the UK and South America. It notes President and Prime Minister rely on twelve hundred million people from the United States, British Empire, Russia, and China. Proposals include a combined anti-axis force of 20 million, 50,000 planes, and a naval armada far larger than the enemy’s.

Sider Atlantic United Kingdom South America United States British Empire Russia China

Downtown Grafton Leads Yuletide Revenue Surge

Meter receipts show a strong Christmas period in Grafton as city records reveal $89.56 in meter takings, about $25 above the yearly average. Despite heavy ticket issuance, Mayor King notes all fines were excused while merchants praise the record retail boom and near peak spending of the 1920s.

Grafton John A. Newcome C. O. King

Churchill Meets Roosevelt In War Conference At Ottawa

The text notes a high level wartime summit with Churchill traveling aboard a warship accompanied by Lord Beaverbrook and an official staff. Ottawa prime minister Mackenzie King awaits invitation to Washington as discussions on a possible Atlantic charter unfold and Axis capitals stay in the dark.

Lord Beaverbrook Churchill Ottawa Canada W.L. ‘MacKenzie King Washington Axis In Whitehouse Axis

Churchill Reaches White House As Allies Weigh Pacific Strategy

Reports say Churchill arrived at the White House after days of radio speculation about his whereabouts. London talked of rapid Pacific joint action and a unified allied command, amid fears of a bigger German Mediterranean air assault and North African fighting. A sugar rationing order tied up 400 000 to 500 000 tons, while officials noted no mandatory retail rationing planned despite voluntary measures.

Churchill Berlin Tokyo London Moscow Washington Middle East White House Pacific Mediterranean North Africa

Note Signs Continued From Page One

NOTE SIGNS at current levels Saturday to remove any reason for higher retail sugar prices. Supply normal. Douglas C. MacKeachie, OPM purchases director, said that at the most pessimistic estimates unless there was interruption of shipping from Cuba next year's supply of sugar would be normal. The previous week he had frozen sugar stocks to

Douglas C. ,MacKeachie OPM Cuba

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