Trade Directors Hail Meeting On Train Service To Grafton
Taylor County Board of Trade directors met last night in the Penney Building to discuss rearranged rail service benefiting Independence Tunnelton Newburg and Rowlesburg residents who shop in Grafton. They noted current service makes shopping in Grafton impractical and pledged vigorous cooperation with the Re- Mable Broom plant and sought applicants for executive secretary as correspondence continues. Charleston beer licenses totaled about 3350 across West Virginia including 2227 retail 120 distributor 246 club and 250 package permits. The Iguassu Falls roar is heard 15 miles away.
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Preston County
Taylor County Board of Trade Directors
Penney
Grafton
Board of Trade
Paul R. Messenger
Charles W. T. Lockard
Charleston
State Beer Commission
West Virginia
Hall Resident Pays Fine For Improper Licenses
Alexander Williams of Route 1 Hall paid 10 and costs after appearing before May on charges of operating a motor vehicle with improper license plates. Ona C Jefferys was arrested by State Trooper J R Wayt on Route 250 near Webster after noon yesterday when Jefferys said Williams had been visiting in Webster. His automobile was towed back to Webster as he was not per-
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Alexander Williams
Hall
Ona C. Jefferys
J. R. Wayt
Webster
Jefferys
Williams
Four More Men Leave To Enter Regular Army
Sgt Fred Angel of the Grafton recruiting office said four Taylor county men have left for Columbus Ohio for finale enlistment exams. Names listed are Teddy Lee Haddix 34 Addison street E G Hershman 15 Walter street Harley A Whisner 358 West Main street and Paul L Cline Route 1 Newburg. The office is open daily 9 to 4 except weekends to receive enlistments and information.
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Fred Angel
Grafton Army
Taylor County
Columbus
Ohio
Teddy Lee Haddix
Addison Street
E. G. Hershman
Walter Street
Harley A. Whisner
West Main Street
Paul L. Cline
Route 1
Newburg
Angel
Truman urges press access as UNRRA aid eyed
President Truman told Congress Moscow barred uncensored reports from American correspondents on UNRRA work in Ukraine and Byelorussia. Rep. Dirksen said he would amend relief funding to restrict aid to nations allowing free access for reporters seeking UNRRA information, potentially blocking aid to Romania and Korea.
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Truman
Congress
Moscow
UNRRA
Ukraine
Byelorussia
White Russia
Rep. Rirksen
R-N
Dirksen
Romania
Korea
Ethnic principles as yardstick divided London ministers
The article notes Trieste is described as ethnically Albanian and that the ethnic principle was used as a measure by ministers in London last September. Despite a council far from agreement, British observers saw Molotov's maneuver as signaling Russia’s strategic intent.
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Trieste
London
Molotov
Russia
Stutler Placed On Peace Bond After Episode
Dorsey Stutler of Wickwire area was arrested near his home Tuesday afternoon after a disturbance and shooting. He pleaded guilty to a disturbance charge and was released from Taylor county jail under a 300 dollar peace bond for one year. Authorities seized his army rifle and ammunition. Stutler, about 45, was captured in a barbed wire fence while fleeing deputies W. H. Canfield and Dellet Newton, following a report by his wife Mrs. Stutler.
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Dorsey Stutler
Wickwire
Taylor County
Stutler
John W. Snider
W. H. Canfield
Dellet Newton
Soviet Proposals on Twieste Topic Face Delays
Private talks extend over two or three days with Molotov presenting new proposals at a night session called by the Soviet foreign minister. If no ethnic settlement on Twieste is achieved, Byrnes says the issue should be referred to a aviation peace conference, though Molotov resists such a step.
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Molotov
Byrnes
Grafton Made Brooms Are Good Brooms
An advertising blurb extols Grafton made brooms as superior, urging consumers to choose them over all others. The brief promotes quality and brand loyalty without additional details or context.
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Grafton
Damon Dalton Arrested on Delinquency Charge
Charles E. Dalton of 136 West Main street was arrested at Route 119 and 50 km Blueville on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor involving a 17 year old Grafton girl. He posted $1,000 bond for a July 5 preliminary hearing. Police and welfare workers handled the case. he is married with a 10 month old daughter.
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Charles E. Dalton
West Main Street
Grafton
Beeng
Dalton
Blueville
W. D. Sergent
J. R. Wayt
Gertrude Shaw
Taylor County
Diminor
Mag
Ona C.ie
Dakon
Eleanor Dakon
West Main
Mag. Jefferys
Jefferys
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Ray Burg Visits Local Legionnaires for County Post
Ray Burg attended the Local Legion Post No. 12 meeting at 8 p m. He spoke about years in the regular army and his capture by the Japanese during the Bataan death march. Frank Randolph led the refreshment committee and served the group after the meeting.
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Burg
Bataan
Frank Randolph
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