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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1947

Page

4

Road works urged for entire US 250 corridor in West Virginia

State Senator Henry J. ey of Randolph County advocates rebuilding the entire length of US 250 from Grafton to Fairmont rather than only the Philippi Elkins stretch. He cites plans discussed in Charleston with Senators McKinley and Day and notes Road Commissioner B L Worth’s push for recon and rebulid of a large portion of the highway. Delegations from regional chambers and the delegation to Charleston are urged to press for a major upgrade through the whole route, potentially starting after the first of next year.

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Road access hampering West Virginia Tygart Basin plan

Editorial criticizes state efforts to develop the Tygart Valley River Reservoir area into a major recreation site. It argues that substantial funds have been spent without road access, urging the State Road Commission to begin building a modern road into the Grafton Dam basin to unlock the region’s tourism potential and justify future development. The piece laments lack of vision among state officials and invites a response.

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A Yerea Thought for Today From a Faithful Remnant

A fragment from a religious page notes a call to trust Jehovah and to press forward in prayer until God establishes his program. The text references witnesses and agents and urges constancy without rest.

Pa Hinds

California ride share rules prompt broom logic mystery

A fragmented note mentions California, motor vehicles, sweeping, and a broom. It alludes to state rules or symbols but lacks clear events, names, dates, or concrete actions to anchor a full news item.

Labor Law Prompts Quiet Openive Tactics In Plants

James Marlow surveys the impact of a new labor law that bans closed shops and may push unions and employers toward covert practices. He cites a Brown plant case where a union and management previously operated a closed shop and may secretly sidestep the law after contracts end. Some firms will exploit lawful leeway to weaken unions while others will resist and seek to avoid open conflict.

James Marlow Washington Browns Brown Oth National Labor Relations Board Nevada George Malone Malone Halone

Presidential Broadcast and Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights

New York June 28 Truman will address the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and ABC will carry it directly. A Sunday radio lineup includes Paul Whiteman and Martin Block as top disc jockeys with a slate of NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs and Sunday forums on social and economic topics.

E. Butterfield Mr. Truman National Association For the Advance of Colored People ABC New York Paul Whiteman ABS Martin Block MBS Paul

Gas Limit Seen As Summer Fuel Shortage Risk

Special to Central Press notes a fuel crunch threat as 1946 motor vehicle use hits a record 26 billion gallons, with midwest refineries already shut on crude oil shortages. Walter S Hallanan warns demand forecasts may fail, signaling possible gasoline scarcity this summer.

Walter S. Hallanan National Petroleum Council Middle West

TV and radio listings plus Fourth of July traffic note

A scrambled TV radio schedule shows numerous programs across stations including CBS and ABC plus a concert and theatre listings. A closing note warns that more than thirty million cars will be on highways during the Fourth of July weekend with traffic hazards likely, urging safe driving to stay alive.

Wedding in Grandharbor Unites Bill Arden and Miss Tarrell

In Grandharbor a wedding unites Bill Arden from a wealthy family with Diane Tarrell, while Page Winters-Winston and Rufus Kent mingle with old friends. Tension lingers as guests reflect on pasts and futures, with social expectations and loyalties testing the couple and their circle.

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