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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1940

Page

4

Ornament of Grace and Labor in War Policy

A Grafton Sentinel page editorial discusses the wartime defense program and labor policy. It notes congressional duties this summer on defense appropriations, the Walter-Logan bill, the Hatch act, and NLRA amendments, urging full debate and ongoing oversight. It cites David Lawrence on labor's power under the Wagner act and warns against labor overreach hindering defense, while calling for self-discipline and a wartime program balancing labor standards with maximum output.

Congress Exc Wve Washington Amelia Defense Supreme Court David Lawrence United States Mr. Lawrence Europe France London Popular Front Paris America Germany Wheeling Intelligencer Shipyar Automobile Workers — Executive Board Navy Purof Roosevelt

Yankee aviation in South America faces old German air influence

Stewart argues Latin American openness could aid US air service expansion in the hemisphere though German aviation remains strong. He notes Germany’s early reach, cheap or free fares, and pilots of German descent while highlighting Panama Canal risks and the practical transport needs shaping South American aviation potential.

Latin America United States Germany Andrew J. May Representatives Central South America Colombia Ecuador Panama Canal Geman South Americas Brazil Panama

Successful Festival Promotes Buckhannon Strawberry Growers

The Central West Virginia Strawberry Festival in Buckhannon Upshur County showcases the berry harvest with efforts credited to local sponsors and volunteers. Growers claim a doubling of last year's crop due to festival promotion, highlighting regional production growth and community dedication to a useful annual event.

West Virginia Buckhannon Upshur County Upshur

British RAF Bomber Raid Strikes German Lines

RAF bombers ranged the full length of German defenses and struck targets behind the lines in northern France. They attacked an oil refinery south of Hamburg and damaged a main railway tunnel near Aachen. Attacks also targeted airfields, tail lines, and motorized columns as air raid alarms sounded across eight English counties including Cambridge Norfolk and Essex.

RAF France Hamburg Aachen Cambridge Norfolk Essex Sut

United States war momentum and European aerial alerts

The report notes a low altitude machine-gunning flight over the unienti oes coast town with no bombs dropped. Sir Stafford Cripps narrowly escaped a lightning strike near Salonica while en route to Russia, and The Yorkshire Post suggests rising American sympathy for entering the war as arms shipments to the Allies accelerate.

Folk Kent Northumberland Durham Yorkshire Norfolk Burhab Stafford Cripps Russia Reuters Bucharest Salonica Yorkshire Post Anthony Eden United States Germany

The History of Taylor County excerpts and obits

Charles Brinkman notes Sherwin Williams paints and local trade trust in Grafton along with memorials. News items recall Charles Willhide death in Connellsville, Creston Clarke actor, school expansion fears, Melville B. Raymond stage production, Mrs De Summers Lake death from carcinoma, and Gerhart Faust’s life and legacy in Grafton with a blunt epitaph praising his honesty.

Robert Emmett Blaney Sherwin-Williams Grafton East Main Street United States Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Sherwin-Williams Company Blaney Charles Willhide S. J. Willhide Washington Street Connellsville Pennsylvania Transportation Department Bluebont Creston Clarke Edwin Booth Opera House Board of Education Melville B. Raymond Promi Nent Theatrical New York de Summers Lake Westmont Street William G. Lake Taylor County Church of Christ Mount Nebo Marion County Bluemont Mccauley and Patton Gerhart Faust Grafton Park Germany West Main Street Tygart Valley Charles St. Augustine Catholic Church

Picnic at The Oaks Sparks Jealous Tensions Among Girls

Six girls host a dinner and lawn picnic in the Oaks mansion as Tempe Hyde resents Lola Montesa claiming Jeremy Tucker as her date. Gayle tries to keep harmony while Tempe shows a hidden anger, warning of conflict among the house party.

the Oaks Gayle Bill Jeremy Tucker Merrifield Attle Tempe Hyde Tempe Wallace Lola Montesa Mr. Merrifield Mr. Weems Merrifeld Tempe Hyde Mir. Merrifield Jeremy Lola Montesa Ike H B Iiere Hem’ Bill Lila Jeremy Ias Tempa

Paris region raids and French report on Nazi tanks

The French military spokesman said two thirds of Nazi tanks were in action along the Somme and Aisne fronts as renewed combat opened this morning. French 75s blasted tanks while railways and several ports were bombed, with details not named. Officials noted large rifle turn-ins could equip nearly two million men. Edsel Ford offered mass production of aircraft if allowed, under loose supervision. Political figures debated compulsory training with mixed opinions.

Sommie-Aisne Paris Edsel Ford Washington Treasury Morgenthau Ford Charles A. Lindbergh Edward ‘Rickenbacker Norris Roosevelt New York Times

German armored thrust advances toward Oise region

An official update describes a German column moving south along a line from the upper Bresle toward area south of Ham, then toward the Oise and Aisne defense. The spokesman said the force was composed solely of tanks with no sign of support units.

Bresle Ham Oise Aisne

French resistance tightens noose as German spearhead advances

Reports say Nazi infantry is supported by French groups moving behind German tanks with all necessary dispositions to isolate the armored thrust. General Weygand is at the front as Germans penetrate toward a point near Forges-les-Eaux, about 25 miles east of Rouen, framing a tense frontline amid heavy fighting.

Weygand Forges-Les-Eaux Bresle Rouen

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