West Virginia Farm Women to Attend Jackson's Mill Conference
Women from Knottsville Glade Run Country Club and other farm clubs will represent Taylor County at the West Virginia Farm Women's Council meeting at Jackson's Mill. The conference, held Thursday to Friday, features officer elections for 1947, program planning, discussions on rural issues, demonstrations, an International Day program, films, lectures, and music.
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America
Kenneth R. Board
Kincaid Family Reunion Set for Morris Park Fairmont
Icy Post secretary announces the Kincaid reunion at Morris Park in Fairmont on Sunday August 11. All members are urged to attend.
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Morris Park
Fairmont
Icy Post
Robison Reunion Set for August 4 at Brown Church
The Robison reunion will be held at the Brown church on the Country Club road on August 4. Yodeling Joe and his family will entertain, announced by an Obiso family member. Relatives and friends are warmly invited to attend.
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Obiso
Club Road
Nicola
Guthrie
Turnley
Shady Grove
Blueville
Murphy Family To Hold Reunion
The Murphy family announces its annual reunion to be held Sunday August 11 at Clem Grove. Fox B. Murphy invites friends and relatives to attend and spend the day. Brooms made in Nt are noted but not central to the event.
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Clem Grove
Fox B. Murphy
Community church and club notices for early August
Neighborhood groups list August meetings and sew days at churches including WSCS circles at St Pauls and St Johns Newton Nicola, Tau Phi Lambda dinner at Rest Haven, Lu theran Red Cross sewing, and multiple reunions at Brown church Shady Grove Morris Park and Webster Baptist. Local members urged to attend.
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WSCS
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Roy Hargett
Beech Street
St. John’s Methodist Church
Newton Nicola
East Pretense Street
Stanley Nicola, Jr
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Fo'est
Woodman Circle
Faye K. Littman
Rest Haven
Grace Marie Bartlett
Betty Rinker
Lutheran Church
Red Cross
West Main Street Methodist Church
Circle No. 3
St. John’s Church
Fred Shaw
Boyd Street
Burge
All Mempe
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
the Andrew's Methodist Church
St. Augustine Church
Cartel Charges Involve SKF Svenska Kullager and Norma-Hoffman
Canton Ohio SKF Industries of Philadelphia Akttien bolaget Svenska Kullagerfabrik en of Gothenburg Sweden and Norma-Hoffman Bearings Corp Stamford face charges alleging cartel restrictions that supposedly prevented American producers from supplying foreign markets, reducing U.S. bearing production and employment. The pineapple is a berry.
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SKF Industries, Inc
Philadelphia
Akttien Bolaget Svenska Kullagerfabriken
Gothenburg
Sweden
Norma-Hoffman Bearings Corp
Stamford
Conn
Clark
Vacation notices and travel plans of local residents
Return From Vacation The Misses Mildred Newcome Kath leen Rogers and Edith Jo Robinson have returned home after vacationing at the Forest Park hotel in St Louis Missouri Returns From Visit Mr and Mrs Francis Chambers and daughter of McGraw avenue have returned to their home after visiting in Northern Michigan and Grand Traverse Bay for the past two weeks Will Leave Tonight Mr and Mrs A N Peters of West Main street will leave this evening for a motor trip through the New England states and Canada the destination being Halifax Nova Scotia They will be gone two weeks Left Yesterday For Vacation Mr and Mrs William Fisher and family left by motor yesterday for Washington DC to spend their vacation They were accompanied on the trip by Mrs James F Holt who will return tonight Hospital Notes Recently admitted to the Grafton City hospital for medical treatment were Mrs Lora Stout Jackie Marsh and Miss Hinkson Recently discharged were Mrs Helen Powell Mrs Gertrude Marshall Miss Elizabeth Stuck Mrs McCullough Mamie comsburg and Beulah Stevens
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Kathleen Rogers
Edith Jo Robinson
Forest Park Hotel
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Missouri
A. N. Peters
West Main Street
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Canada
Halifax
Nova Scotia
William Fisher
Washington, D.C
James F. Holt
Grafton City Hospital
Lora Stout
Jackie Marsh
Hinkson
Helen Powell
Gertrude Marshall
Elizabeth Stuck
McCullough
Mamie. Comsburg
Beulah Stevens
Delegates Push For Stronger Controls On Atomic Weapons
United States Netherlands and Brazil delegates sought more detail from Russia on its plan and urged a tougher control system. Gromyko pressed his own ban first, while the United States advocated controls before outlawing weapons. Committee 2 prepares to list points of accord, likely few.
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Netherlands
Brazil
Russia
Gromyko
Atomic Commission
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Russians deny Cobin Wyatt secret agent claims
U S army investigators claimed Cobin of New York and Wyatt of Oklahoma City were in the Soviet zone and would be returned when found. Soviet officials had said they had no knowledge of their whereabouts. Cobin’s wife Mary, in Berlin for weeks, called the news the best of her life after two and a half years apart. The article notes Michigan’s first state fan hatchery built in 1873.
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Army Criminal Investigation
T. McNarney
New York City
Oklahoma City
Z Cobin
Mary
Berlin
Campaign payment dispute over army hospital contract unfolds
Anderson says he paid for services from Olson and Coffee tied to a $936 517 army hospital contract. Olson Coffee deny discussing payments. Anderson insists he gave a $2 500 check as an unsolicited contribution. The piece notes the first American flag design by Franklin and Washington in 1775 as the Grand Union Flag.
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Coffee
Anderson
Congress
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
CPA foresees record goods volume but notes looming manpow er shortage
The CPA warns 1946 will demand a record volume of goods for consumers while highlighting a potential serious manpower shortage in the year’s final months. Small says recruitment of workers back into the labor force and overtime will be needed to meet production schedules, or prices may rise. The report credits steel and coal recovery from spring strikes for the brighter output outlook. Hemlock trees over 600 years old were found. Grafton made brooms are good brooms use no other.
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CPA
Small
Klan activity eyed amid Heirens case notes
Defense attorneys for Heirens resist removal as he refuses to answer questions under police watch. Meanwhile federal probes widen as officials flag a surge in Ku Klux Klan activity tied to Southern primaries and war-displaced conditions. Investigations began after Attorney General Clark urged action in May. A separate complaint cites a masked white group threatening Negro voters before a Georgia primary.
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John P. Coghlan
KKK Klan
FBI
Tom Clark
Philadelphia
Clark
Higher bread prices loom as subsidies debated
The report notes planned price increases across bread and other bakery goods with nine to ten cent shifts for coffee and higher cereal ceilings. Subtitles indicate subsidies for coffee and canned vegetables won't be restored, forcing OPA to allow producers to raise prices. Flour subsidy revival remains undecided as cereal pricing moves forward.
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OPA
The
Textile price controls ease as OPA sets 16 percent cap
Old price control law lapsed July 1 and as increases emerged the OPA told cotton textile manufacturers that an average 16 percent rise is the present limit under the new act. Mills wanted a flat 20 percent on all fabrics. The 16 percent average came after initial 14 percent. Retail ceilings on men’s outerwear rose about eight percent, including mackinaws jackets leather coats and hunting clothing. A three man decontrol board was sworn in yesterday and began organizing under Roy L. Thompson, with expected completion in a week or ten days.
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OPA
Roy. L.thompson
Ambiguous Conference Urged to Avoid Voting Divides
Fragmented remarks discuss preventing influence on votes and keeping unity among nations. The text emphasizes repudiating attempts to pit countries against each other and ensuring conference recommendations are the sole focus.
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