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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1941

Page

4

Facing the war mood editorial on price control

The Grafton newspaper editorial urges ending deception about war status and calls for leadership confidence. It critiques Roosevelt and Willkie for campaign promises and discusses price controls, wage costs, and Canada’s approach to stabilizing living costs amid wartime inflation.

Alf Landon Landon Roosevelt Willkie Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Landon A. E. Clayden, Inc New York Lexington Avenue Chicago North Michigan Avenue Lord of Labor Board Canada Department of Labor

Fair Dealing and Price Control Face Congressional Action

The Wheeling Intelligencer notes that congress may pass price control legislation. It would declare price control, grant enforcement powers, and allow injunctions to curb increases with penalties. Wages likely excluded, and farm price ceilings face resistance, risking an incomplete framework.

Wheeling Intelligencer Congress

Effective Defense Phases Loom Large in War Effort

The Clarksburg Exponent traces three defense phases since May 1940 from paper planning to tooling up and now actual production. It highlights daily output gains in rifles, sub machine guns, Hudson bombers, and shells for Milan Tennessee munitions plant, with ships and tanks advancing ahead of schedule.

Clarksburg England Army Milan Tenn Libya

Death and memories mark West Grafton resident's 90th milestone

Mrs Frances Rauscher longtime West Grafton resident died at 408 Maple Ave on March 8 1923 aged 62 63 years born 1851 in Germany. She came to the United States in 1855 with her husband who worked for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and settled on Maple Avenue. She was a devoted member of St Augustine Catholic Church and will be buried beside her husband at Mount Cavalry. The obituary notes extensive descendants across Grafton.

Frances Rauscher West Grafton Maple Avenue Frances Iason Rauscher Germany Atlantic United States Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Thornton Grafton Upper St. Augustine Catholic Church Cavalry Louisiana William Samples Ada Mae Beall Sigmund Holverstott James Ray Harord Hefner Horace Helms Virginia Miller Willie Bishop Willie Remlinger Lucille Malone Amos Gall Lynn Mays Florence H. Wilkinson Willis Bishop Mary Remplinger Price Construction Company Webster-Philippi Pike Tygart Valley Baltimore and Ohio Philippi Taylor County O'Connell Morgantown Beverly Pike Philippi Annd Beverly Webster Grafton and Greenbrier Grafton Chamber of Commerce Walnut Street Blueville Fetterman Sam R. Jenkins

Willkie's stance on unity and free speech highlighted

The piece argues that national unity is vital as weapons production accelerates and stresses the danger of recriminations undermining democracy. It echoes Willkie's call for orderly debate and thoughtful discussion to sustain democratic free speech amid foreign policy tensions.

Gardless Iit Willkie

All Americans Call For Sacrifices In Dark War Days

The New York Times quotes a somber warning that totalitarian powers still hold the initiative and that America faces hard choices and heavy sacrifices. It urges abandoning bitter name calling and uniting to preserve goodwill and faith as the nation confronts danger and possible broader involvement.

Republic

Funniest Dance Routine Debuts In Hellzapoppin Preview

A comedian describes jungle dances done to tom-toms as he demonstrates with energetic moves on a wooden stage. The excerpt previews a routine for Hellzapoppin with a freewheeling, anything goes style.

Inflation and deflation warned by Stewart column

Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart argues inflation harms all, deflation is worse, and criticizes Leon Henderson’s defense economy controls. He recalls past crashes and warns that wartime production and price controls risk civil shortages and renewed inflation through rationing and tax measures.

Charles P. Stewart Fe Central Press Leon Henderson Senate J. P Morgan Ferdinand Pecora Wiseacres

Stormy Return to Quiet Life in Vincent Manor

Viena Varanoff confronts a looming sandstorm and meets Scott Hamilton, a former tramp engineer turned neighbor who helps her settle into Copper Creek life. As their friendship grows, Viena plans Carlyle Vincent’s visit and a safe home while wrestling with time and hope amid a stormy fate.

Viena Tamiiton Itis Ylena Vernon Stone Scott Daisy Vincent Carlyle Theodore Shi Vincent Helreas Rose Atention Acarcely Scott Hamilton Clent

Jungle Dance Morality Debate Sparks Wide Debate

A fragment discusses morality and dancing in jungle settings. The speaker argues there is no moral crisis in dancing and that immoral behavior does not require dancing, claiming waltzing is unnecessary for self-control and focus.

Blood Donor Call Faces Tragic Kaplan Death

Blood donors appeared on the body, especially the thighs, as doctors diagnosed thrombotocytopenic purpura in a patient from Kaplan. An operation followed and a donor call went out. Wood, a Kaplan native, died under an oxygen tent as his blood type proved common.

New Orleans Wood Kap- Jan Kap-lan

WPA Allots Morgantown Sewers and Streets Funds

The Work Projects Administration announced a $424,124 allotment for Morgantown street and sewer construction and improvement projects. Of this sum $144,233 was released for immediate use in the town, with further allocations planned.

Huntington State Work Projects Administration Morgantown

Heavy drinking arrests in Logan County top weekly total

Logan officials disclosed records showing 171 weekend arrests in Logan County, with 142 cases stemming from drunkenness. The county police reported the total was only eight under the county record, highlighting widespread intoxication during the period.

Logan UPA

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