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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1944

Page

4

National and state primaries shape tense 1946 races

The piece surveys U S Senate primaries in Maryland Florida Alabama and South Dakota with mentions of challengers Willis R. Jones Claude Pepper Lister Hill Chan Gurney and others. It notes Roosevelt era politics previews a potential third party split and lists Indiana Arkansas and Pennox as upcoming primary or convention events.

Joseph B. Ely Massachusetts Maryland Tydings D.-Md Willis R. Jones Baltimore Florida Alabama Roosevelt Claude Pepper Pepper Lister Hill James A. Simpson Birmingham Hill South Dakota Senate Chan Gurney House Gurney A. C. Millier George M. Bradshaw Pennox

Dear Mom: Up to You to Care for Baby

Betty Clarke urges working mothers to train sitters in infant care and health. She advises guarding babies from kissers and germs, properly preparing bottles, using antiseptic oil, and monitoring temperature for illness. Emphasizes dry clean diapers or diaper service and careful bathing with fresh cloths and towels.

Betty Clarke Cissy Junior

Flight to Learmonth Sparks Hidden Pasts and Escape

Colin Rae flees pursuers and shelters with a bold New York born woman in Winnipeg. He plans a charter flight to Learmonth with Irina, a pilot who becomes entangled with Blair Benedict and a mysterious figure linked to Indian schools as they board a small plane for a perilous ice cracked route.

Colin Rae Hendrik’s Bay Company Winnipeg Canada Learpronth Rodney Selkirk Colin Raz Charter Lane Blair Benedict Learmonth Mr. Rae Trina Meredith Trina New York Broadway Donald Street Irina Blair Army Here Dove Wolvygrine Canadian Airways Miss Meredith Jonathan Dove Tom OU King Features Byndieute

Smoking safety measures urged after dangerous habits

The text argues smoking endangers life and property and urges the public to adopt safety steps. It cites the Triangle Shirtwaist fire's 145 fatalities as a warning and calls for accessible disposal receptacles, smoking areas, and eye catching but functional warning signs to reduce hazards.

National Board of Fire Triangle

The Ghost Talks by Charles Michelson reviewed

The book The Ghost Talks by Charles Michelson is praised as urbane and engaging, offering sharp insight into political publicity and backstage strategy. The author, once Democratic publicity chief, details campaigns, NRA and Johnson debates, and the dynamics of modern political communication.

Charles Michelson Putnam $3 Chas. Michelson Michelson Democratic Party Raskob Hoover Migffelson E Democrats New York Rascob Mighty Son NRA Johnson Patfle United States

May Bricker delegate counts frame 1944 primary

The article discusses Republican and Democratic delegate tallies for Ohio and nationwide races. Dewey Bricker Stassen Griswold Saltonstall affiliations are noted among the growing delegate totals as conventions approach. Delegates pledged and claimed are listed with uncertain numbers and regional figures.

Bricker Roy Moore Dewey Harold E. Stassen Simeon Willisoer Kentucky Dwight Griswold Nebraska Leverett Saltonstall Massachusetts Gen‘eaeee Presieee

Bob Hope Receives Peabody for Touring Camps

Bob Hope was awarded a special Peabody citation for his camp tours in the United States and worldwide. The award, announced by Edward Weeks and John E. Drewry, honors Hope’s untiring entertainment efforts amid radio’s Peabody framework.

Jean Meegan New York Bob Hope United States Edward Weeks The Atlantic Monthly Peabody Board John E. Drewry School of Journalism University of Georgia National Association of Broadcasters CBS Edward R. Murrow London coMamerica Lands of the Free NBC America Frederic March Don Voorhees Dunn Horace Heidt Army Air Forces Symphony

Washington’s B A era and first families recollections

Washington-A dateline column recalls the pre Roosevelt era ending in 1933 and shares personal memories of White House life from Washington society observers. It contrasts Woodrow Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, and Roosevelt administrations through anecdotes about first families and social customs in the capital.

White House Miss Wilson Washington Washington, B. A B. A Roosevelt Franklin Eleanor Roosevelt Pennsylvania Avenue Republic Potomac Baltimore United States Cleveland Park Woodrow Wilson Mr. Wilson Warren G. Harding Maryland Coolidges Executive Mansion Warren Harding Mr. Coolidge Pennsylvania B. R

West Virginia campaign tensions mount over Meadows and Holt

A fraught race for governor in West Virginia features CIO backed attacks on Holt and clashes with Meadows supporters. Candidates in Parkersburg and Charleston trade vields while Meador and Dawson clash over party leadership. Holt counters with AFL denials as Meadows campaigns near Beckley Welch and Williamson. Lord Halifax visits Charleston as political maneuvering intensifies statewide.

Grover Goldfield McPeek Paden City CIO AFL Meadows Holt Neely Huntington Funkhouser West Virginia Walter S. Hallanan U. S Henry D. Hatfield T. C. Townsend UMW Dawson Charleston Maryland Virginia Beckley Welch Williamson Clarksburg Wheeling Parkersburg Elkins Lady Halifax Col Angus McDonnell Archibald McDonald Gordon A. J.tandy Tandy Cincinnati Lord Halifax Charls~ Ton Chamber of Commerce Stars Red Cross Chapter British War Relief Society D. Boone Dawson South Charleston

Preparing the Soil for Planting in Victory Gardens

The article advises waiting for frost to thaw and soil to dry before tilling. Test soil by squeezing a handful. a sticky ball means it is too wet. Avoid cake when worked, as germination suffers. Remove large stones before planting seeds.

Victory Garden Tips From Jauuinay Press Association

The article advises preparing soil for seeds by breaking the rough surface with plowing or spading, then raking to remove clods. After pulverizing the soil, smooth the seed bed with the back of a rake to ensure an even surface prior to sowing.

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