NAZI PROPAGANDA BOASTS OF FRANCE REBUILDING
The Grafton Sentinel criticizes Nazi claims of aiding French reconstruction, listing documented German actions and effects, including heavy looting, forced requisitions, and propaganda. It argues the regime hides the truth while portraying itself as humanitarian, urging dismissal of such lies.
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France
Adolf Hitler
German Library of Information
United States
The
Sentinel
Germany
Hitler
Robin Moor Sinking Warns US Against Nazi Pressure
A page one continuation argues the Robin Moor sinking is a warning to the United States not to resist Nazi plans for world conquest. It asserts the U S must sail the high seas only with German consent and vows not to yield to Nazi intimidation.
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United States
Britain
High Seas
German Reich
Bailey lauds Neely as Neely’s social advance
Charleston June 20 State Road Commissioner Ernest L Bailey praised West Virginia Governor Neely for enacting a little Hatch act and permanent registration law to guard against political machines. He spoke at a banquet of the Association of County Public Assistance Directors and called these measures notable contributions to the state's social advancement along with full federal match for classified relief funds.
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Charleston
Ernest L. Bailey
West Virginia
Association of County Public Assistance Directors
Bailey
Neely
Not the Last Word on Coal Mediation Victory
Southern coal operators accepted the Defense Mediation board award amid heavy opposition from the United Mine Workers and government pressure. The contract marks a sweeping union victory, meeting nearly all union demands and signaling a broader push toward freight policy reform.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
Defense Mediation Board
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Positive action against Nazi influence and oil shipments
The Fairmont Times notes government steps against German propaganda, consulate closures, and three private agencies, plus halting oil shipments to Japan. It praises measures to curb Nazi activity, curb German aliens, and strengthen labor and capital compliance as part of a broader effort to bolster Britain and national resolve.
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Fairmont Times
Japan
Isms
Ickes
New Jersey
Britain
State Guard Growth Across 28 States Cites 110000 Men
The piece notes rapid expansion of state guard units in 28 states with over 110 thousand men authorized. It highlights weekly instruction funded by the Council of State Governments and diverse uniform styles, from blue to khaki to Confederate gray, and mentions West Virginia has not formed guards yet. It argues for official, trained law enforcement over amateur vigilante groups.
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Clarksburg
Council of State Governments
South Carolina
West ‘Virginia
Opening of New St. Augustine Convent in Grafton
The public attended the December 1 1922 opening of the red brick St Augustine convent built by contractor William P Hooke replacing the 1871 Sisters of St Joseph frame building in use since 1871. The old 1855 rectory housed pastors and instructors for 61 years and the Sisters taught music to local children, drawing Protestant parents to the school. A TB survey in Taylor county showed one in a hundred affected, but better prevention and state care are reducing spread. The Grafton Chamber of Commerce music committee held a December 10 1922 concert at Grafton High School featuring Anna Remlinger and a diverse program, part of a planned winter-spring series to benefit locals.
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St. Augustine
William P. Hooke
Sisters of St. Joseph
Grafton
Father Henry Malone
Father Cunningham
John H.walters
Father Malone
Sisters of the Order of St. Joseph
M. J. Hannon
Taylor County
Chamber of Commerce
Grafton High School
Anna Remlinger
Paul Warden
Dana Reynolds
Donnybrook Fair
Mrs. Brown
Elizabeth Stuck
Mary Forcello
Florence Wilkinson
Krimm
C. C. Merchant
Fifth columnizing and anti Nazi revolt proposal
Charles P. Stewart surveys a world war II era argument for democracies to use fifth column activity against Hitler. He cites European nations under Axis influence and occupied states, notes French Free French resistance, and reports on anti Axis sentiment in Germany and Italy. The piece weighs risks, cites U.S. State Department concerns, and foresees possible consequences of organized internal opposition.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Hitler
Fifth
State Department
Europe
Poland
Holland
Belgium
Denmark
Norway
Greece
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Bulgaria
France
Vichy
Pierre Laval
Darlan
de Gaulle
Axis
William D. Leahy
Italy
Russia
Spain
Franco
Fuehrer
Adolf
Germany
United States
Carl’Shurzes
Sigels
Aftic
U. S. Defense Force Highlighted By Commissioner
An official described a nationally reputed law enforcement force during a page one continuation. He noted the force employs a number of investigators and emphasized its role in maintaining standards across jurisdictions.
Mystery on the Model Railroad at the Deserted Lodge
Laurence, Henry, and Richard explore the lodge basement and the hidden train room where Ives was killed. The trio deduces the model railroad's wiring and opposing polarity enabled a fatal crash, implying the killer forced Ives to operate the dangerous setup. The motive links to a staged murder scene and a secret passage behind the wall.
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Laurence
Henry
Richard
John Ives
Ives
Stalin
Hans
Laurance
Mr. Ives
Spinelli
Laurencé
Richard Henry
Will Resume Wage Talks Amid Southern Union Dispute
The article outlines wage scale changes from 5.60 to 6.60 per day under a temporary agreement with the union, with southern operators resisting equal pay with the north. It notes mediation board recommendations leading to the elimination of regional differentials, and discusses vacation schedules intended to cut lost production time around the July 4 holiday, amid disputes over a 10 day proposal.
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Brown
San Francisco
Puget Sound
CIO
Mediation Board
New Union
UMYE
Vandergrift divorce suit requires appearance in Taylor court
In the Circuit Court of Taylor County West Virginia a suit by Matilda May Vandercrift against John Wesley Vandergrift seeks divorce and name change. The defendant, not a resident, must appear within one month after the first publication to protect his interests. The order directs publication in the Grafton Sentinel with dates June 6 13 20.
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West
Virginia
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Va
Matilda May Vandercrift
John Wesley
Vandergrift
Deffin Chancery
John Wesley Vander
Grift
Grafton Sentinel
Nellie Tucker
Peera Eater
Classified Advertising Rates and Sample Insertion
The Cassifica Sentinel describes advertising rates as two cents per word for the first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion. A minimum charge of 45 cents applies. Examples show listings for rental ads with room counts, addresses, and contact details, illustrating typographical rules and word counts.
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Charles P. ‘G Stewart
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B. Lucas
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