Augustine Students Listed In Fourth Honor Roll
Report cards were distributed by Rev Father Hannon for the fourth quarter. Forty eight students achieved ninety percent or higher in academics and conduct, with seniors James Stephens Theresa Colon Bernadine Dorsey Charlotte Litinger Betty Lou Sorge among honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Father Hannon
James Stephens
Theresa’ Colon
Bernadine Dorsey
Charlotte Liteinger
Betty Lou Sorge
William Cockrell
Patricia Doughetty
Bonnie Ford
Miriam Grinnan
Funeral services for Grace D Boylen in Barbour County
Funeral services for Grace D Boylen of Akron Ohio will be held tomorrow at 2 30 in Mary's Chapel Barbour County Rev Lois Luzader will preside. The body lies in state at Bartlew funeral home until 1 o clock tomorrow. She is survived by husband F E Boylen and son Harry both of Akron plus two grandchildren Janice Ray and Sue Ann Boylen and a sister Ona Trahern of Elkins and three half sisters Alta Helms Frank Ranchenburgher and Park Stump all of Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace D. Boylen
Huguelet Street
Akron
Ohio
J. E. Boyles
Barbour County
the Mary's Chapel
Lois Luzader
Bartlew
W. W. Howes
F. E. Boylen
Harry
Janice Ray
C Sue Ann Boylen
Ona Trahern
Elkins
Alta Helms
Frank Ranchenburgher
Park Stump
FDR Expected to Protect Key Workers From Draft
The War Production Board discussed ensuring that highly essential plants receive protection from drafting engineers technicians and other key workers. Navy Army and other agencies clashed over manpower policy with concern that aggressive drafting would harm critical industries such as high octane gasoline radar rubber and aircraft operations. The dispute centered on prioritizing younger fighters while preserving skilled personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom Pak
War Production Board
War Department
Navy
Maritime Commission
WPB
WMC
Army
Logan Cigar Store Proprietor Freed in Probation Case
In Charleston March 1407 George Calandros a Logan cigar store proprietor won freedom from jail as the supreme court ruled the circuit court used improper methods in terminating his probation. He was sentenced in January 1943 to pay 200 dollars and serve 90 days. he served 28 days and was placed on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charll"ston
George Calandros
Logan
Supreme Court
Cirfcuit Court
Calandros
Supreme
James N. Riley
Realator Calandros
Chambers
Two United Prosecution in West Virginia Slaying Case
Prosecutor W. Bryant charged Foley with killing the elder Groves and, with Kirk, with shooting young Groves to kill. Sheriff Hamrick said a February 28 fight over UMWA organizing at Elk River prompted the later shootings. The teen Groves had a recent army medical discharge. a second election balloting will follow after no clear majority in the union vote. Foreign particles in aircraft detector devices traced to women workers’ fingernail polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TWO United
Page 1
W. Bryant
Foley
Elder Groves
Kirk
Young Groves
Abner N. Hamrick
UMW
Elk River Company
Selder
Service notices from World War II transfers and arrivals
Transferred Pvt Charles H Hoffman from the College of Puget Sound to Camp Cooke California at Sampson NC. George Edwin Grow Jr arrived at the Naval training station at Sampson NY for boat training. Thomas Perry Sapp enlisted in Army Air Corps Reserves at Washington DC and reported to Fort Thomas KY. Rebecca Boyce leaves for Des Moines IA for WAC basic training. Pvt Paul L Poling returns to Camp Kilmer NJ after leave. Pvt Homer Poling departs for Florida after furlough. Pvt Lawyer W Smith and nephew Clyde P Smith reach England. Robert Bory Williams returns to NYC after four day leave. Navy service since 1943 in South Pacific. James Withers arrives on 10 day pass from Tomah WI. John W Squires arrives safely somewhere in England. Thirteen of every 1 000 men in the armed services have a full set of false teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Corps
Thomas Perry Sapp
U. S. Navy Air Corps
U. . Army Air Corps
Washington, D. C
Fort Thomas
Sapp
Ellen Ott
West Boyd Street
Margy Lambert
West Main Street
Robert Bory Willams
U.S. Navy
New York City
C. A. Wilams
Grafton - Morgantown Road
Orville Isner
Parks View
Seaman Willams
U. S. Navy
South Pacific
Young Willams
Pfc
William Williams
California
Pvt
Fred Williams
U. S. Army Air Corps
Cam Blanding
Florida
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Augustine
Eugene Flanagan
Charles Patterson
Richard Waters
Betty Be
Catherine Beard
Helen Robwon
Mary J. Tucker
Patricia ‘Wolfe
James Campbell
Lotis Smith
William Turner
Mary A. Behan
Helena Dougherty
Anna M. Kelly
Mary A. Rogers
Grade
John Litzinger
Victor Saccone
Gratis Talley
Jacquiline Rogers
Vera Litzinger
John L. Waters
Anna M. Saccone
Charles Turner
Jane Bradford
Mary Gennette
Dolores Reed
Jeannine Rogers
Mary A. Cauliflower
Martha Grinnan
Rose Marie Lalley
Sylvia Sorbello
Shirley Walters
Virginia Wright
Rose Marie Tucker
Linda Woordyard
Nancy Jenkins
Carolee Litzger
George Pugh
James Waters
Howard Wilson
Detroit
Diane Moorailson
Georgia
International Soundphoto
Fort Pitt Shoe Stores, Inc
Adriatic
Sea
USA
Naples
Italy
Berlin
U. S
Lissa
Randolph Churchill
Churchill
Young Churchill
Yugoslavia
Tito
International
Boylen
FDR
Logan Cigar Store
Jai
Malone’s Drug. & Chemical Co
OPA
New York
Middle West
Wes
Jean
Ralph Hardman
Connor
Alston
James Carroll
Walton
Okla
Alchn Swiggert
Baltimore
Tamrick
UMWA
Ployees
League of ‘Widen
Girl Scouts
I'S
Main
Oman
Charles Hoffman
Loren Hoffman
Watkins Street
The
College
Puget Sound
Tacoma
Washington
Camp Cooke
Cal
Sampson, N. C
George Edwin Grow, Jr
Des Moines
Iowa
Rebecca Boyce
E. W.boyce
Route 1
WACS
Miss Boyce
Camp
Paul L. Poling
Camp Kilwere
N. J
Martin Poling
Addison Street
Poling
Mildred Sellers
Homer Poling
Christiana Street
England
H. C. Smith
East Long Street
W. Smith
Clyde P. Smith
James Withers
Air
Tomah
Wisconsin
North Carolina
J G. Withers
S. M. Squires
Wardervenue
John W. Sauires
U. S Army
Squires
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
WAR Bouds. Ee
Stravinsky
Rosa Linda
WLW Swigays
Grafton
Bop
Sentini
W.va
Greyhound
Greyhound Terminal
Love Drug CO
Greyhound Sne
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