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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1947
Page
4
A middle school teacher in her fifties shares a true story of hardship and small triumphs within a family touched by illness. She reflects on the harsh lessons of cards life deals, the value of happiness and love, and how one person’s calm philosophy can steady a household through years of care and effort.
A Baltimore airplane builder proposes a radio active cloud weapon with military value, sparking debate on civilization and the fate of humanity. The piece questions when mankind will fully develop and responsibly use its vast scientific power.
Sidney H. Wood, a British official at New York City College centennial, defines education by three tests of thought and social grace: entertain a new idea, entertain another person, entertain yourself. He notes famous figures and many unknowns pass these tests, highlighting broad, inclusive criteria.
The aging leader appears ready to step down after three decades in office as the defeat of his longtime ally for Hoboken mayor adds pressure. Hague’s long career, marked by repeated re elections, ends amid questions about taxes and policy while weather and national sentiment color his legacy.
James Marlow reports on Secretary Marshall's proposal for a Europe wide aid program led by Europeans themselves. He notes U S relief past $13 billion, possible $24 billion more, Congress hesitation, and the risk of Communist influence if Europe cannot unite. Marshall links aid to an economic union potentially evolving toward political union, though no readiness exists yet.
Broadcasters say audience participation shows captivate viewers because of the chance to win something for nothing by answering questions. The appeal extends beyond contestants to many home viewers, and the excitement lies in potential rewards regardless of difficulty.
NBC offers a summer replacement lineup with Nelson Olmsted and Taft talks, plus Marty Drake and Paul Lavalle. CBS features Germany interview, Gen. McClure, and Ginny Simms. ABC airs Fat Man, FBI, The Sheriff, and Champ boxing live.
June 13 Detroit logs violence as four Ford foremen on the way to the Rouge plant are beaten by three carloads of men. Police report 12 assailants unidentified. Meanwhile Continental Motors sees a new walkout after a slowdown with 850 daytime workers and 350 night workers sent home.
J. N. Emerson aged 67, Kiwanis International president and former Washington Ford dealer, died of a heart attack after his wife drove the car toward Spokane. The Eastern Lian chairman planned to attend a conference in Clarksburg on Monday June 16 at the Waldo hotel. His one-year term would end soon, and Henry Ford Shriver plans to attend the International convention in Chicago June 29 for the induction of his successor.
Three women in evening dress were injured when a Baltimore and Ohio freight locomotive struck a stalled automobile in West Huntington. Police said the car was pushed onto the women as they attempted to exit, with another woman present.
Washington reports Senator Revercomb of West Virginia welcomes sugar rationing repeal by the Agriculture Department. He urges action should have come weeks ago as housewives and institutions gain relief. Charleston notes a Beckley telephone exchange addition project starts July 1 at a cost of 120000 dollars and ends December.
June 13 Charleston report states a sale of surplus wool blankets will run through June 30. Schools health institutions and similar organizations may buy in lots of 20 or more as announced by State Director Alex H Cooper of the War Assets Administration. The topaz gem remark appears mislocated with no industry use noted.
At Jacksons Mill June 13 the Boys State legislature began work on Governor Frees es plan for natural resources conservation and school reform. Breese urged universal military training as a defense against Communist activity while addressing a joint session of the senate and house of delegates at the American Legion camp.
ST LOUIS continued report notes passengers riding runn boards as street cars and buses were cleared from routes. Local 788 of the AFL Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees voted to strike. last runs ended around 6 am as operators halted service.
Val wanders Unio Street in a spring afternoon fog of grief after a harsh breakup with Kevin. She seeks a bar for solace, drinks heavily, and contemplates sleeping pills to escape the torment. Lex and Sherry rush to Val's side as Wade confronts the crisis, the doctor confirms Val’s danger but she survives, leaving friends to face the night with fear and hope.
1945 saw unexpected quinine sources in South America with cinchona species abundant and bark yielding quinine. Costa Rica’s capital San Jose lies 103 miles inland by rail from Puerto Limón and 72 miles from Puntarenas, amid famed patios. Santo Domingo houses the first cathedral and university, while Mexico City sits high above sea level in a landscape once lakes. The peninsula of Italy spans 1760 miles with varied breadth and limited width, and locomotives emit smoke as steam power fades.
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