Grafton publishing ad office and a national ideas column
A jumble of publication details for Sentinel TEE Grafton Publishing Company, with addresses, rates, and staff notes. The text then discusses Robert Kazmayer urging a Hoover Commission style task force to study U S foreign policy, naming Baruch, MacArthur, Eisner, Taft as exemplars, and stresses the need for intelligent bipartisan action amid Cold War tensions. It ends with a cookbook aside on serving tips and a tangential note on milk pricing and party labels.
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Robert Kazmayer
U.S
Boowens Baruch
MacArthur
Eisner
Taft
Moet
Russia
John Beagle Dies After Illness at 80 in Ohio
John Beagle died yesterday at 3 p.m. at his brother Dr. Alden Beagle’s home in the Country Club. Age eighty, he had been ill two weeks. Born March 25, 1870, in Tyler County, he was married to Anna Beagle of Perrysville, Ohio, who survives, along with daughter Mrs. Arden Skidmore of Fresno and sons Harley of Harrison Michigan and Ray of Perrysville. He leaves a brother, Dr. Arden Beagle, and sisters Mrs. Clarabel Allum of White Plains and Mrs. Irene Greenley of St. Albans. A Christian Church member in Wooster, Ohio, he worked in oil field heavy equipment for years and spent most of his life in Ohio, living with his brother since last May.
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John Slater Beagle
Alden Beagle
Tyler County
Wiliam A. Beagle
Mary Moore Beagle
Anna Beagle
Perrysville
Ohio
Arden Skidmore
Fresno
Cal
Harley Beagle
Harrison
Michigan
Ray Beagle
Arden Beagle
Clarabel . Allum
White Plains
New York
Irene Greenley
St. Albans
Christian Church
Wooster
Will and Reunion Echo Through Quiet Morning
Abby and Liza discuss the late George Fleming’s estate and their futures. Abby doubts Michael Lennox's reliability while recalling George’s lack of personal responsibility. Liza, drawn to return home, plans a modest life near Ponoi with friends who knew George, seeking purpose beyond letters and gardening.
Hannah West Dies After Long Illness In Tunnelton
Miss Hannah West aged eighty one died yesterday afternoon at 4 pm after a long illness. Born in England on September 7, she was the daughter of Thomas and Sarah Ann Gent West. Survived by brother Frank West Akron Ohio, sister Mary West Parrack Tunnelton, two nephews and a nephew in law. She was a member of the Episcopal church and lived in the county fifty six years.
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Hannah West
Tunnelton
England
Thomas
Sarah Ann Gent West
Frank West
Akron
Ohio
Mary West Parrack
Frank Hollis
Grafton
Elizabethh Brown
Herbert Brown
Washington, D.C
The
Episcopal Church
Korean War Outlook From AP War Correspondent
AP correspondent Belman Morin notes GI morale remains intact and predicts if Korea falls, Chinese casualties would be high. He cites Chinese mobilization, a Red army of about 1.35 million committed to Korea, and a broad recruitment push since December 12 as Beijing marshals forces for a major U.S. confrontation.
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Alta Parallel
Nvne
Mancauria
38Th Parallel
Recs
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MacArthur
Heiping
Morin
Korea
Belman Morin
China
Morio
Sentinel
Grafton
Calina
Red
America
Doukas Mallartinur
DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES AND A CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE
A dense page lists across and down crossword clues with numerous numbers and partial phrases. It also includes a daily cryptoquote puzzle using a substitution code and a quotation attributed to Longfellow and Gilbert, inviting readers to decode the motto about life.
New England widow Liza Lennox plans for future life
Lima Lennox, widowed at twenty, seeks a future after George Lennox’s death. Trustees Dr Fleming Hiram Mason and Michael Leonor oversee Liza, while her mother Abby worries about arranging a suitable marriage. Liza debates love, age gaps, and independence, recalling a French exchange with her late mother and the push toward stability in a changing world.
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Lima’ Lennox
George
New England
Lena
Ley
George Feanox
Pleming
Hirem Mason
Michael Leonor
Liza
Abby
New York
Post
Boston
Unclear excerpt hints at political tension and tech talks
Fragmentary text references threats from Asian powers and a Southward drive, political discontent with politicians, possible strike actions, and notes on trans oceanic telephone circuits and vitamin rich salads.
RFC Is Subject Of Investigation
Senate investigators probe the Reconstruction Finance Corporation over alleged political influence and a top to bottom shake up. The inquiry follows the resignation of RFC loan manager L B Glidden in Dallas who said his authority was undercut by a subordinate with White House connections.
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Washington (P
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Senate
AFC
Dallas
Texas
L. B. Glidden
White House
Glidden
Funeral notices for Bartlett Knots and Beagle families
Funeral notices report services for John Beagle and William N Griffith. J Reverend Howearth presided at Beagle service with interment at Woolsdale Memorial Park, after calling hours at Dr. Alden Beagle’s home. Griffith service by Reverend James T Bosshell at Bartlett Funeral Home with Bluemont Cemetery burial. Additional notices list Tunnelton Methodist church service with reverends Manson and Kerr and West Cemetery interment.
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John
Beagle
Alden Beagle
J. Howearth
Woolsdale Memorial Park
Bartlett Funeral Homes
William ‘N. Griffith
Bartlett Funeral Home
James T. Bosshell
Bluemont Cemetery
Hannah West
Tunnelton Methodist Church
G. Manson
W. J. Kerr
West Cemetery
Knotts Funeral Home
Gratitude for Sympathy After Husband's Passing
Mrs John D. Rontaeasl and Family express sincere appreciation for the courtesies and sympathy shown after the death of their husband father and the floral tributes. They thank Bartlett's Funeral Home for their kindness.
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Bartlett
John D. Rontaeasl
In Memoriam for Charles G Corbin Passed Away Today
In memoriam for Charles G Corbin who passed away a year ago today. The notice notes his wife, children and mothers miss him. It reflects on kindness, love, and remembered peace among loved ones and those blessed by God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
G? Corbin
Classified ad rates and notice from The Sentinel
The Sentinel outlines classified ad pricing with 4¢ per word for first insertions and reduced rates for multiple insertions, minimum 75¢ charge, and strict cash-in-advance policy. It notes counting each item and number as a word, forbids phone orders, and asks readers to report errors immediately. Includes a clearance sale tease for furniture and shop at 203 W Main Street Gratton West Virginia.
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Sentinel
W. Main ‘Street
Gratton, We Va
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