Stirring Flag Day address at Elks Club ceremony
William R. Lunk of Fairmont urged Taylor county citizens to embrace American pioneer ideals amid a war torn world during a Flag Day ceremony at the Elks Club on the B and O plaza. The event featured Boy Scouts, Elks rituals, and a sequence of patriotic addresses and songs.
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Taylor County
Elks Club
William R. Lunk
Fairmont
Benevolent and Protective Order
Elks
Boy Scouts of America
Uncle Sam
Lunk
C. E B. Wyckoff
W. Merle Watkins
America
Wm. R. Lunk
Fresh Demand for Subsidies to Roll Back Food Prices
Continued from page one, leaders push subsidies to defray cost of rolling back retail food prices. Albert Goss of the National Grange signs onto opposition, claiming the plan disguises an aim to raise labor wages. Congress may boost the commodity credit corporation lending authority by 1 billion, but prohibitions block using funds for subsidies. Roosevelt reportedly urged 1.5 to 2 billion for price rollback. Byrnes argues puncturing ceilings risks inflation, while George Ga. notes canners cannot pay war-plant wages due to ceilings.
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Albert Goss
National Grange
Commodity Credit Corporation
Roosevelt
Congress
Byrnes
George
D.-Ga
Dreamed City Hospital Founder Dr. Peck Dies at Home
Dr. Dorsey C. Peck leading Grafton physician and hospital advocate dies at 7 AM at 533 W Main Street after six months of illness. Survived by wife Rosamona Jennings Peck and three siblings. Noted surgeon and Masons leader, he helped push plans for a new city hospital on Finnigan's Rock. funeral Thursday at 2 PM Bartlett funeral home with interment Woodsdale Memorial Cemetery.
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Dorsey C. Peck
Grafton
New City Hospital
Main Street
Peck
Finnigan's Rock
Hart County
West Virginia
Mary Ellen High
George W. Peck
Rosamona Jennings Peck
Dr. Peck
St. Mathias Episcopal Church
Elks Lodge
Moose Lodge
Grafton Lodge No. 15
Masons
Bodlies
Wheeling
Court of Honor
Osiris
Bartlett Funeral
George Manson
Woodsdale Memorial Cemetery
MacDonald to Be Principal Speaker Here
Rev John Wesley MacDonald of Morgantown a repeated Prohibition nominee for U S Senate will speak at a public meeting tonight at 8 o clock at St John s Methodist church to discuss War Time Prohibition The event is sponsored by local churches and aims to adopt resolutions in support of Rep Bryson s War Prohibition bill focusing on absenteeism and wartime efficiency.
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John Wesley MacDonald
Morgantown
U.S
St. John’s Methodist Church
MacDonald
Rep. Bryson
South Carolina
Bryson
Confused note hints at holidays and U N tensions
A garbled ambiguous line suggests sects observe holidays differently from others and hints at President Castillo's stance toward the United Nations influencing Argentinos and tensions.
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Castillo
United Nations
Twenty One Taylor County Recruits Inducted Into Army Navy
Twenty one Taylor County youths were inducted into the Army or Navy in Clarksburg last Saturday June 12 per the Taylor County Selective Service board. Fourteen entered the Army and seven joined the Navy. Inductees include Richard Busch Bord Steve Ira Petroff John Paul Gavelda Samuel Gabriel Simonette Joe Junior Manno Frank Louzy Jr William Elwood Martin Charles Francis Hussion George William Allender Bernard Lee Duffy John Thomas Duckworth Anna Nolen Shaffer David Workman James Victor Knotts Charles Richard Phillips Harry Mahone Murray Don Lee Rowe Jackie Franklin McCue George Arthur King James Weaver Trickett Omar Charles Thompson and others from nearby towns and states.
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Army
Navy
Clarksburg
Taylor County
Selective Service ‘Board
Richard Busch Bord
McGrawave
Steve Ira Petroff
Flemington
John Paul Gavelda
Wendel
W.va
Samuel Gabriel Simonette
RFD
Joe Junior Manno
Grafton
Frank Louzy
Charles Richard Phillips
W. Washington St
Harry Mahone Murray, Jr
Don Lee Rowe
W. Francis
Jackie Franklin McCue
Main St
George Arthur King
W. Main St
James Weaver Trickett
Graftan
Omar Charles Thompson
Yankee Army Training Bonds Brothers in Blood Bond
A wartime dispatch describes American and British troops training together under strenuous conditions. It highlights grit over polish, the mutual respect formed, and quotes several officers from Evanston, Granville and Baltimore. The piece notes speed marches, log tossing, cliff work, and unit pride in Company C and Company D with soldiers from Springfield and other towns joining the effort.
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Charles Lloyd
Lansdale
Harvey Swisher
Evanston
Ill
Peter Kordiyak
Granville
Lieut
Bacon
Otto Graas
Baltimore
Don Broderick
Springfield
Mass
Marian Martin Pattern 9343 for two-piece suit
Dainty two-piece pattern 9343 offers a fitted top with round or V neck and a yoke with possible ruffle, paired with a slim skirt. Available in misses sizes 12 through 20. size 16 needs 338 yards ruffling. Send sixteen cents and address details to Grafton Sentinel Pattern Dept. New York. London shops offer unrationed turkey and gull eggs to supplement the egg ration.
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Marian Martin
Grafton Sentinel
Pattern Department
New York
N.Y
London
Uniform Returns From Base In Brief List
Navy and Army cadets and officers are noted returning home or to assignments after leaves and furloughs. William W. Gragg returns to Camp Perry Virginia. William Goodwin comes back to Pensacola after a 15 day leave. Cadet Minor Abel Jr. back to Roanoke College Salem. Lt. Eugene F. Hoban visits Loveland with transfer to Columbus Depot. Alfred Lee Jones promoted to Engineer Cadet at Kansas State College Manhattan. Pvt. Robert L. McCue trains at Miami Beach Florida as aviation candidate at Basic Training Center No. 9 prior to pre flight schooling.
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William W. Gragg
United States Navy
Camp Perry
Virginia
Thornton
Mther
Eugene F. Hoban
Maude Hoban
Loveland Addition
Hoban
Ordnance
Detro
Michigan
Columbus
Ohi
J. R. Jones
High Street
Alfred Lee Jones
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kansas
Miami Beach
Robert L. McCue
Raymond McCue
Addison Street
Florida
No. 9
Army Air Forces Technical Training Command
Allies Press Sicily Raid After Daylight Bomber Campaign
Allied daylight bombing by United States Liberators from the desert hit Catania and Gerbini in eastern Sicily while antiaircraft opposition was moderate. Photographs of La Spezia show a direct hit on a forward deck of a Lottorio class battleship. Pantelleria fell as June 11 saw four more enemy aircraft destroyed. The Allies reported no losses on Sunday night. RAF long-range fighters hit an enemy schooner in the Aegean, leaving it smoking amidships, and American Liberators attacked two Sicilian air bases. The Italian communique claimed attacks on Castelvetrano and an Allied convoy loss of one ship with another damaged.
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Wellingtons
United States Liberators
Catania
Gerbini
Sicily
la Spezia
Italy
Pantelleria
Mediterranean
Middle East Air Command
RAF
Aegean
Middle East
Castelvetrano
Rome
Associated Press
J C Shroyer Passes Here
John Rector Shroyer 75 died at his Millerville home in Taylor county last evening. A lifelong farmer and Methodist church member, he was born March 17 1868. Survived by one son Smith Hart, brothers Walter G. Shroyer and sisters Sally Bailey Georgia Shroyer Dora McDaniel, four grandsons. Funeral tomorrow at Knottsville church at 2 30 p m with Rev P J Null officiating burial Knottsville cemetery. Body in state at the home after 4 p m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rector Shroyer
Millerville
Taylor County
Mr. Shroyer
Tyler M. Shroyer
Marinda Rector Shroyer
Fannie L. Squires Shroyer
Smith Hart
Shroyer
Walter G.shroyer
Sally Bailey
Thornton
Georgia Shroyer
Dora McDaniel
Hendricks
W. Va
Methodist Church of
Knottsville
P. J. Null
Bartletts Funeral Home
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