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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1941

Page

8

Pittsburgh Man Engaged as High School Music Director

The Taylor County Board of Education hired Lucas E. Finney of Pittsburgh to direct the Grafton Senior High band and music program, succeeding John T. Evans. Finney, Carnegie Tech graduate, has been a KDEA staff singer and soloist, with salary set at 120 dollars monthly. Philippi man Fests Wagner named to head the Vo-Ag department. salary 150 dollars monthly with US Dept of Agriculture support, and a one year leave for Harry Shaffer to pursue a master’s degree.

Grafton Taylor County Board of Education E. G. Kuhn Lucas E. Finney Carnegie Institute of Technology Kuhn John T. Evans Fairmont State Teachers College Finney Carnegie KDKA Mellon Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh Elizabeth Evans Wagner West Virginia University U. S. Department of Agriculture County Board of Education Harry Shaffer Grafton Junior High School

Debating U S moves after Robin Moor sinking risks

The piece notes fierce debate over how far the United States should go after the Robin Moor sinking. It cites possible Navy actions, doubts about arming merchant ships, and varied congressional reactions to a presidential message. It recalls Panay reparations and analyzes German, Italian, and Soviet-Diplomatic tensions shaping policy.

Byrnes D.-S.c Rep. Koutson R.-Minn Germany U.S Reich United States Japan Yangtze River China New York Roosevelt

All-Steel School Bus Purchased. County Fleet Completes

The board of education and Supt. Guy Kuhn announced a new all steel 60 passenger school bus. The G M C chassis with booster brake costs 2028.49 and the Wayne steel body 1361.60, delivering at 3390.09. This allows retirement of the last wooden bus in service 11 years.

Supt. of Schools Guy Kuhn Board of Education H. P

All Night Family Fight Ends In Police Court Climax

A seven hour family brawl in Cumberland ends in municipal court with George Hedrick and James Trexler fined ten dollars each and jailed for ten days. Hedrick’s wife later pays the totals, freeing both, then collapses on West Main street needing medical aid as police and a doctor respond.

Muunicipal Court West Main Street George Hedrick James ‘Trexler Cumberland Hedrick Trexler C.o. King

Drivers license results announced by state police detachment

Out of 32 candidates tested yesterday by the Grafton detachment of state police, 31 passed both oral and practical portions. Trooper G Frank Randall and Trooper C W Dye conducted the exams. The list of those now entitled includes Esther H Dick, Alfred W Wagner, Betty Jean Bailey, Mannard Hill, Walter W Lake Jr, Clyde C Henderson, Victor Lucas, James T Knight, William Turpezy, Andy Takacs, Harvey Bennett, Norman Blake Deakins, Curtiss F Marshall, William Warren Williams, John Mayle, Edward McCloy, Mariana Pappalardo, Mayo Martin Tucker, Grant Hale Yates, Fredrick Gale Rogers, Francis Howard Hess, John Junior Raffelo, Margaret Mae Smith, John Thomas, James Roger Bloom, Edwin Paul West, Clarence C Lake, J K Lanham, Katherine Jean Sturms, William Morgan Morrison, and Thomas A Craft.

Grafton G. Frank Randall Randall C. W. Dye Esther H. Dick West St. Charles Stret Alfred W. Wagner East Main Street Betty Jean Bailey Maple Avenue Maynard Hill Francis Street Walter W. Lake, Jr West Main Street Clyde C. Henderson Simpson Edward McCloy Rosemont Mariana Pappalardo Edwin Paul West Independence Clarence C. Lake East Knotts Avenue J. K. Lanham Katherine Jean Sturms Lincoln Street William Morgan Morrison Thomas A. Craft West Main Street

Rowlesburg Band To Play At Elks Picnic

Elks Picnic feature concert by Rowlesburg band on Sunday June 49 at Dawson's camp marks the Grafton lodge 46th birthday. Hundreds of members and families from the lodge and nearby cities expected. Busy afternoon program planned with amusements for all ages.

Dawson's Camp Grafton Lodge Rowlesburg

German man continues at page one

Adolf Hitler's Voelkischer Beobachter says the U S freezing of German funds is cutting its own flesh and that German assets in the United States have been cut to 120 million marks while American holdings in Germany total about 1.7 billion marks. It says retaliation is necessary and that American business must bear higher losses due to Roosevelt's measure.

Edi St. U.S United States Adolf Hitler Voelkischer Beobachter Bec~bachter Germany Roosevelt

Taylor County Education Board confirms June 6 school sales

The Taylor County Board of Education confirmed the June 6 sale of seven abandoned rural school properties and lots. Purchases included Harmony Grove lands to Harvey Scranage and Eugene Scranage for 15 and 45 dollars, Leach site to Grant Sinsel for 310 dollars, and other buildings and lots to multiple buyers with cash transactions.

Taylor County Board of Education E. G. Kuhn Harmony Grove Harvey B. Scranage Eugene Scranage C. B. Stark Astor School Carder School Joseph and Anna Reed Flemington W. E. Tomblyn Harvey B. Poe John Klepfel Hammond Old Jones School E. Fred Shafferman Leach School Keener School Laura C. Lewis Grant Sinsel

Smoke Sets off Firemen But Finds No Fire

Grafton Fire Department responded to the Brinkman building at 10 10 am after smoke drew attention of passers by. Assistant Chief John Proctor said the basement furnace was burning old papers and the only fire was in the furnace itself.

Grafton Fire Department Brinkman John ‘Proctor

Pennsylvanian Given County Jail Stay After Fine Plea

Isaac Eastwood, a Pennsylvanian, was fined 6 and court costs and sentenced to 10 days in the county jail by Justice of the Peace George L. Jolliffe after pleading guilty to drunkenness. Sheriff Lee Bennett arrested Eastwood on West Main Street near the county building.

Isaac Eastwood Justice of the Peace George L. Jolliffe Lee Bennett Eastwood West Main Street

Plea of Guilty On Drunkenness Charge

Tom Peters aged 33 was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to drunkenness before Mayor C O King in municipal court. Police Sgt J C Helms reported the arrest on West Main Street last night. Peters was released after agreeing to pay the assessment. The note about French and Syrians appears as a non sequitur.

J.C. Helms West Main Street Tom Peters C. O. King Peters

Beaumont Playground Names Its Elected Officials

Beaumont Playground announces yesterday’s election results for mayor Burton Reese judge Dennis Poling commissioners Viola Genette Josephine McCoy Etta Francis chief of police Jimmie McCoy.

Beaumont Burton Reese Dennis Poling Viola Genenette Josephine McCoy Etta Francis Jimmie McCoy

Infant Boy Croston Dies At Home Near Lawson

Arnold H. Croston infant son of Raymond and Margaret DeCost Croston died at noon yesterday after a three months illness. Born August 7, 1940, he is survived by parents two brothers Raymond Jr and Holly and one sister Bertha. Funeral at West Hill church Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Fred DeCost. interment West Hill cemetery.

Arnold H. Croston Raymond Margaret DeCost Croston Route 119 Lawson Raymond, Jr Holly Bertha Croston West Hill Church Fred DeCost West Hill

NAZI RUSSIAN CLASHES REPORTED NEAR RUSSIAN BORDER

Reports from Reuters indicate clashes along the Romanian Russian border as Red Army moves to strengthen defenses from Kiev to Minsk and up toward Petsamo Finland. No confirmation yet, passengers arriving from Istanbul via Romania noted fighting between Romanian soldiers and Red Army.

Red Army Kiev Ukraine Minsk Petsamo Finland Reuters Istanbul Turkey Romania

Protest Note Warns of German Reich Domination

A protest note asserts that yielding to the current German Reich leaders would lead to world domination. The speaker stresses firm resistance and rejection of concessions, signaling a steadfast stance against negotiation.

German Reich

Turks Pledge Cantified Trampage Over the Arctic

Adolf Hitler reportedly decided on a wartime option as the threat of conflict rose. The source notes a shift away from an immediate assault on Gibraltar and the western front, describing a debated path that could influence broader war plans.

Adolf Hitler Gibraltar West

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