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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1946

Page

5

Veterans Week urged. employers asked to train veterans

Joe Brown of the Grafton VA branch appeals for local employers to back Veterans Opportunity Week. Deputy Administrator James B. Cress asks employers statewide to offer on the job training as many veterans seek work after service. Cress notes 280000 veterans have returned to West Virginia and urges firms to provide training to those lacking experience.

Joe Brown Grafton Veterans Administration James B. Cress Richmond Clarence Meadows Cress North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Maryland District of Columbia Wld West Gome The Grafton Banking and Trust Co

Draft Age Rules Shift as War Mobilization Gears Up

The army plans to lift the draft age beyond 30 to meet needs while wartime exemptions apply to fathers. The act narrows the age unit to 20 through 29, then extends to 19 through 44 with a nine month extension. No July or August draft calls are planned, promoters rely on voluntary enlistments. Educational council member Kiwih cites a 225,000 shortfall by March 31, leaving few undergraduates 19 or older in colleges who are not war veterans or exempt.

Lerntinnestein Tctal Army Truman War Department Educational Council

Republican speech rallies women at Charleston event

Demmyn contends the Democrat party is powerless to rid the nation of a red menace and urges election of a Republican congress in November. He warns Republicans win only if voters are aroused to cast ballots for their candidates as delegates welcomed by May Q. Boone Dawson and Frances Ogden Stubblefield in Charleston.

Demmy Charleston May Qu. Boone Dawson Frances Ogden Stubblefield Sonee

June Fishing Licenses Sell 300 at County Office

Ed. St. Clair county clerk reports 300 fishing licenses sold in June raising 598.50 dollars. Of the total 292 were resident licenses while three nonresident tourist licenses, two nonresident state wide licenses, and three duplicate resident licenses were included.

Ed. St. Clair

Hughes in Critical Condition After XF-11 Crash

Howard Hughes lies critically ill as doctors report his left lung failed to respond and multiple injuries from the XF-11 crash in Beverly Hills. The plane struck three houses and a garage before exploding. witnesses note his concern about survival as physicians monitor his breathing with high oxygen support.

Howard Hughes Hughes Beverly Hills

Free Golf Clinic at Beagle Country Club in Grafton

Dr. Alden Beagle owner of Beagle Country Club announced a free golf clinic on Wednesdays at 4 p.m. on the Old Grafton road. Open to all beginners and improvers, with capable instructors and no charge. Special women’s classes supervised by Mrs Paul Hood, daughter of Dr Beagle, noted local golfer.

Alden Beagle Beagle Country Club Grafton Road Beagle Paul Hood

Lockard resigns from Grafton Police Civil Service panel

Charles W. T. Lockard steps down as a member and secretary of the Grafton Police Civil Service commission effective immediately after sending a letter to the Taylor County Board of Trade. Appointed three years ago after H. L. Potts’s departure, no successor has been named yet.

Charles W. T. Lockard Grafton Police Civil Service Commission Taylor County Board of Trade H. L. Potts Lockard

Gaines Files For Divorce and Child Custody

Mrs. Hilda R. Gaines of this city filed for divorce from Lawson B. Gaines in county court, citing cruelty. She seeks custody of their infant and alimony. The couple married September 26, 1944 in Philippi and separated March 25, 1946.

Hilda R. Gaines Merle W. Bailey Lawson B. Gaines Gaines Philippi

Mangelo wrecks car near Rosemont in 1938 Chevrolet

Ralph Mangelo of Rosemont wrecked his 1938 Chevrolet on the Rosemont road yesterday turning over several times. He was uninjured. State Trooper J. R. Wayt charged him with reckless driving. he paid $25 and costs before Magistrate J. S. Wyckoff. Car owned by Frank Mangelo. Junior D. Shahan of Newburg was arrested for violating traffic signals and ordered to appear before Maj. Ona C. Jefferys on July 18. Officer J. R. Wayt handled the arrest.

Ralph Mangelo Rosemont Rosemont Road Mangelo Btate J. R. Wayt Mag. J. S. Wyckoff Frank Mangelo Junior D. Shahan Newburg Route 2 Blueville Ona C. Jefferys J. Re. Wayt

Food peers om wage Irvin and three Baltimore residents

Irvin, 18, of 439 North Gilmore Avenue Baltimore and Philip Pearlman, 45, with his wife Rose, 42, and their daughter Rochelle, five, of 445 North Bentalou Street Baltimore are cited in a local food wage dispute involving multiple family names and addresses.

Peers Om Wage Irvin North Gilmore Ave Baltimore Philip Pearlman Rose Rochelle North Bentalou St

Two New Police Patrolmen Hired In Shortage Fix

Mayor C O King announced emergency hires Robert White and Lawrence Smith to bolster patrols amid ongoing shortages. Senior patrolman Hugh Woodford acts as police captain during Police Chief Joe Mask's illness with Moran continuing as extra patrol. Nearby, the force includes Woodford Diver Myers and emergency officers Moran White Smith Lonie Moran. Fire truck driver Troy Nicola resumes duty. authorities describe dynamite found on a desk wiring in a related incident.

Robert White Lawrence Smith C. O. King Tia Moran Joe Mask Hugh Woodford Woodford Diver Myers Lonnie Moran Troy Nicola Kinz

Fragmentary Note on Insertion and Detonation Cap

A garbled report describes inserting a dynamite detonating cap into a charge and placing it under a table with a switch to operate Smith. Gabler mentions the drier being involved and the setup used to detonate.

Smith Gabler

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