Ag secorsi class matter noted at Posteffine
An ag secorsi class matter is entered at the Posteffine in Grafton Ve under the date set March 3, 1879.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
4
An ag secorsi class matter is entered at the Posteffine in Grafton Ve under the date set March 3, 1879.
A Senate report argues for a mutual pledge among the Allies to refrain from propaganda and outside interference, recalling the 1933 Soviet guarantee. It warns that a world revolution by the Soviets could trigger another global war, while urging peaceful coexistence of communist and Western nations.
A wartime scene unfolds in a crowded venue where a pilot and a sophisticated woman exchange sharp teases and loaded glances. She flirts over drinks while he masks irritation, recalling prior familiarity and hinting at a backstory that promises further tension as the conversation shifts to memories and banter.
An essay reflects on global unease amid atomic power and rapid scientific advances. It argues mankind must ensure new powers serve welfare and progress rather than militarization, urging patriotic and public-minded individuals to guide this critical era toward a positive outcome.
Grandmothers and great grandmothers would be pleased by the revived use of time worn house furnishings. War era brides restore and refinish attic cast offs with library book guidance, varnish and wax. A satin finished surface, brass fittings, and a walnut dresser create a sturdy simple homeliness for new families.
Veterans assert that the War Assets Administration favors non-priority buyers in a Beaver Pennsylvania sale of 2.5 million dollars in surplus war material. They allege non-veterans were allowed early access while about 700 veterans entitled to priority could not obtain items. The criticism targets advance permission practices and the new sale technique, arguing extensive waste and that veterans must be the main beneficiaries.
Wanda Gag author of Millions of Cats has died, threatening the future of the kitten classic as no successors may arise to delight children worldwide. She also illustrated her translation of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, but Millions of Cats remains her masterpiece and many readers fear no new works will capture the charm of her kitten tales.
A brief daily Bible thought from Prem Radio Bible Service Inc in Cincinnati Ohio highlights crowning virtues of loving kindness and tender mercies. The quotation from Psalm 103 4 frames the reflection as a reminder of divine mercy and benevolence guiding listeners.
Firefighters responded to a fire at Parkview near Carr China Company where a cement mixer gasoline mix ignited, sending flames 20 to 30 feet high. Fire Chief I H Greenwald estimated damage around 100 dollars. no injuries reported. The blaze occurred near West Wilford street at the Frye residence where a trash fire caused alarm but no further damage.
A brief advertisement urges readers not to forget Mrs Housewife and promotes brooms made in Grafton. The note emphasizes a local craft or shop offering broom products for household use.
New York reports show major changes as networks U S shift programs for the new season. Phil Harris and Alice Faye join a new Bandwagon on NBC Sundays while Ezra Stone returns The Aldrich Family to NBC on September 5. Kate Smith moves to Sundays on CBS October 6 and Fanny Brice loses her CBS slot to NBC.
The piece cites confusion after President Truman rejects the OPA bill while retailers defend themselves against perceived profiteering. It notes hard-to-get items, scarce shelves, and customers paying higher prices as supply issues and new schemes affect everyday purchases.
The union won recognition as bargaining agent for J L Bethlehem supervisors, securing a $1.85 daily raise and $35 extra vacation pay for 18% cent hourly increases for clerical and technical staff. The pact preserves foremen rights under the National Labor Relations Act and warns termination if applicable laws nullify NLRB positions.
fragmentary notes recount a West Virginia author born in 1903 pursuing a life focused on faith and education. references include Presbyterian roots, lifelong reading, 1938 39 works, leadership in a state association, and a call for American renewal amid industrial challenges.
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