Curry Booked To Give Talk At Postmasters School
Burl Curry chief clerk of the Railway Mail Service will be among speakers at a postmasters instruction school Saturday morning in Mannington High School. Talks cover Railway Mail Service, The Post Office, Insured C.O.D. parcels, Money Orders and Savings Bonds plus a legislative report.
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Burl Curry
Mannington High School
West Virginia
National Association of Postmasters
Joseph Graham
Tunnelton
Harvey Fortney
Worthington
State
A. Duff
Wheeling
Mr. Curry
Gratton
Bart
Mannington
Methodist Church of
Wilbur 8. Moore
Pine Grove
W. R. Kincade
Cameron
C.O.D
Herbert Cumrine
Middlebourne
Moundsville
J. O. Eaden
New Martinsville
Steven P. Shelanta
Weirton
Joseph Emi
Wellsburg
R. P. Maple
Farmington
A. C. Archer
Sistersville
John R. Fortney
Morgantown
W. C. Harbert
Lumberport
Central Accounting Office
William L. Rice
Value of National Association
Arthur G. Martin
Fairmont
Oma Corder
West Union
Submarines to operate as lone wolves in lanes
Washington dispatch reports British shipping security officials expect Germany to wage a spring sea offensive with many U boats assigned to independent lanes rather than massed packs. Experts say each submarine will patrol a defined sea section, attack convoys as ships string out, and avoid close group formations except for assaults on armored fleets. The rise of aerial threat expands submarine danger to far horizons.
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Max (Boyd
Washington
Mar
Germany
Britain
High Command
Air spotters aid U boat detection by radio relay
Spotting planes can radio the position of enemy vessels to submarines as long as the submarines are not completely submerged. Authorities said no method yet exists to send radio messages from the air to a U boat that is entirely underwater.
Beavers Appointed To County Draft Board
W. A. Beavers has been appointed a member of the Taylor county draft board by Gov. M. M. Neely and accepted the post. Chairman B. G. Watt announced him as successor to Thomas P. Kenney who resigned last fall. Watt also said A. R. Carver, superintendent of the Monongah division, was chosen as member of the district appeal board succeeding John Edwards, now of Cumberland, Md.
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W. A. Beavers
Taylor County
M. M. Neely
B. G. Watt
Thomas P. Kenney
Divorce Decree Grants Elizabeth Hefner McKeen Freedom
The Kanawha County circuit court grants Elizabeth Hefner McKeen a divorce from George McKeen a former city resident and electrician. Custody of their three year old daughter goes to Mrs McKeen who lives in Grafton with support ordered from the father. Neither party may remarry for 60 days.
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Kanawha County
Elizabeth Hefner McKeen
George McKeen
Dawson Converter Demonstration For Farmers In Texas
A Dawson converter demo was held at the Taylor County office of County Agricultural Agent Carroll R Hawkins. W W Dawson of Lost Creek showcased a single electric motor driving a grindstone ice cream freezer and many farm devices. Dawson applied for a U S patent and aims to bring the converter to market soon.
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W. W. Dawson
Lost Creek
Carroll R. Hawkins
Taylor County Farm Bureau
U. S
Jury Receives Case of Accused Slayer of Man
In Charleston on March 6 an intermediate court jury prepared to hear Mrs. Hilda Neely Brown deny murder charges after three days of testimony. The 34 year old claimed self defense saying Robert McClure attacked her, and that she was insane at the time. A state witness refuted temporary insanity from migraines.
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Charleston
Hilda Neely Brown
Robert McClure
D. Jackson Savage
McClure
Stay At Home My Heart Poem Affiliation and Question
The user asks about a lyric line Stay, stay at home my heart and rest. It references author and context but the prompt lacks a clear historical article to summarize. No verifiable entities beyond the poem line and American authorship questions are provided.
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Grant
Work On Bridge Street Span Is Started Today
Bridge Street span repairs began causing a two hour closure today. A fire truck was stationed on the south side while the South Grafton bridge opened briefly for light traffic under watchmen. B and O engineers plan closures about every fourth day during repairs.
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Bridge Street
South Grafton Bridge
B. and O
Blue and Gold Room Declared Big Success at Tygart Cafe
Grafton High basketball players are invited as guests to the Tygart cafe on Beech street where the Blue and Gold room hosts after games. Dancing is allowed for high school students under close supervision of the new owners. Only soft drinks are sold. The owners state the room fulfills a long self need in the community.
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Grafton
Tygart Restaurant
Beech Street
Tygart Cafe
Election Night Chimney Blaze Causes No Damage
City firemen answered a call to 118 Yates avenue on Election Night where a chimney fire broke out around 9 p.m. A silent alarm alerted crews who brought the blaze under control within minutes and no damage of consequence was reported.
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Charles E.ray
Yates Avenue
Frank Coole Appointed Second Justice in Fetterman
Frank Coole of Route 50 was appointed as the second justice of the peace in the Fetterman district by the Taylor county court. He plans to open an office in his residence to perform magisterial duties. The existing Fetterman justice is Mag. C P Lucas of West Main Street. Several applications were filed and action was delayed until yesterday's court session.
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Frank Coole
Route 50
Fetterman District
Taylor County
Koppers Company Freed Of Blame In Explosion
Welch March 6 A coroner's jury found five miners died January 22 in the Carswell mine blast caused by a nip arc from a power cable. The jury said Koppers Coal Company, operators of the mine, had taken reasonable precautions and ventilation was good. A state mines department report also blamed the blast on the nip arc.
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Welch
Carswell
Koppers Coal Company
State Mines Department
Bukets Green Tablets Sold at Local Pharmacies
A dubious health claim promotes Bukets green tablets made from palmetto berries and six other medicines. It urges drinking water to aid kidney elimination and promises a 60 day money back guarantee if not pleased. Available at Red Cross Pharmacy and Malone’s Drug Store.
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Red¢ross
Malone
Resignation of Bulgaria envoy noted in public ceremony
An unnamed Bulgarian envoy announced his resignation amid talks with Albania and Israel and plans to return home. The ceremony, cited by officials in London, underscored Bulgaria's stalled diplomatic posture and shifting regional alignments.
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