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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1946
Page
4
Public notice explains voluntary communications will be published freely if respectful and for general interest matters. Each item must bear the writer's signature and be published under their name.
Housewives cope with rationing and rising costs as the OPA debates reforms. With shortages and high prices, women manage by freezing butter when overpriced and skipping steaks and chops. They rely on careful budgeting and personal price discipline to feed families while waiting for price normalization.
The article traces golf’s long history from 1457 Scottish bans to modern American growth. It highlights early Scottish trials, a cobbler partner story with the Duke of York, and the formation of Edinburgh Golfers in 1744. It notes Americans advancing equipment, with John Reid starting the first US club in 1888 and the USGA forming in 1895, expanding to over 5,000 clubs and a multmillion dollar property base.
A July Morgantown item reports a local argument at a service station where Russell Poling, 27, a GI pre law student at West Virginia University, was involved. The note mentions a broader regional context across seven states and a steam shovel operation in Sontown.
Washington reports leaders of national farm groups discuss Agriculture Secretary Anderson naming a Grange Farm Bureau and others to policy roles. The move echoes Labor Secretary Schwellenbach’s assistant secretaries from CIO and AFL, sparking debate on a trend.
Wang dismisses government push toward Yangtze as smoke screen while claiming 400000 troops advance north of the river. Neutral observers say Communist forces remain capable of posing little threat to Nanking or Shanghai, as a government battalion parades in full dress amid heightened martial mood. U S envoy John Leighton Stuart expresses cautious hope for peace upon visiting Chiang Kai Shek at Kuling.
The new Socialist government weighs a royal commission to probe alleged newspaper monopolies and press influence by financial and advertising interests amid strong opposition from Britain’s major papers. The issue tests free speech, with Churchill warning government overreach and Hyde Park debates illustrating public pushback. Lord Beaverbrook’s Daily Express circulates 3.575 million, underscoring the press’s reach as Socialists seek a leftist program ahead of elections.
The second title fight of the year between middleweights Tony Zale and Rocky Graziano is set for Yankee Stadium. ABC will broadcast coast to coast starting around 9 PM Eastern, with INBC carrying the telecast an hour and a half into preliminaries.
In a crowded Jacksonville passenger car, Corbett and Nina navigate tension and attraction amid overheard chatter, street sights, and lingering race and class tensions. The man’s irritability clashes with a calm, hopeful desire to connect as the journey unfolds toward an uncertain destination.
NBC and CBS schedules mix with Dinah Shore return on CBS while Husing ends CBS contract at Hollywood Park race. On air tonight are Gladys Swarthout Lily Pons and Benny Goodman, with Bob Howie and Jack Kirkwood comedy and crime programs amid a chaotic network lineup.
The suspect claimed he and Officer H J Mc Creary found blood on White's car which had a smashed left track Saturday while they were crossing the highway on foot outside the pedestrian lane.
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