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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1939

Page

6

Open House Marks National Hospital Day at Grafton

Forty three visitors attended the Grafton City hospital open house for National Hospital Day. Superintendent Corrine Stafford said with only ten patients the turnout was large. Flowers decorated rooms while cookies and punch were served by staff. A West Virginia delegation and 28 students from Alderson-Volor Philippi joined local guests in viewing the hospital.

Grafton City Hospital Corrine Stafford Ccarrico Pruntytown R. P. Bell West Virginia Industrial School For Boys National Hospital M. D. Carrico West Virginia Board of Ontol Grafton Alderson Philippi Sol. Bell Nafiogal Alma Spee

Poland observes fourth anniversary of Pilsudski death

Polish memorial services mark the fourth anniversary of Jozef Pilsudski’s death with a nationwide silence at 8 48 pm and business closures. Polish newspapers debate wartime order, while in Danzig the homage drew little notice due to a bank strike. Nazi quarters downplay the incident as not serious. Reports say several Polish homes had windows broken during the night.

Warsaw Senate Poland Pilsudski Danzig

Chandler to Fight Lewis in Kentucky Mine Dispute

Frankfort KY May 13 Gov A B Chandler announced 700 National Guardsmen will be sent to Harlan county to protect miners amid CIO leader John L Lewis urging mine closures. Chandler warned against outside interference from West Virginia groups and pledged readiness to deploy troops if needed. Adjutant General E L McChain said mobilization aims to prevent violence and keep workers at or returning to mines.

Frankfort A. B. Chandler John L. Lewis CIO New York Chandler Harlan County Homer Holt West Virginia West Hazard Big Sandy Harlan E. Lee McChain William C. Burrow

Chandler Calls for Free Picketing and Army Deployment

Chandler stated there will be no restraint on men who want to work and no coercion to force labor. He added peaceful picketing is acceptable. He also announced about 700 soldiers would be ordered to Harlan, with 1,500 available in total.

Chandler Harlan

Tragic Greenville Senior Dies In Sharon Road Crash

A 20-year-old Greenville high school senior James Lyons died at Sharon hospital after a car left the Sharon Youngstown highway on a curve at Masury Ohio and overturned. Four more youths aged 21 from Greenville were injured including James Rudisill Charles Lyons Merle Metzler Norman Hendrickson and John McGranahan Lester Dunton survived. he aided in helping transport the injured.

Sharon Greenville Sharon- Youngstown Masury James Lyons North Mainstreet Greenvile Sharen James Rudisill Charles Lyons Merle Metzler

Meanest Thief Hunted For Stealing Flowers

County supervisor W. O. Bolin describes the man as the meanest thief he ever met after tulips were stolen from the triangle at Blueville near the intersection of routes 1 50 and 119. He believes the thief is known and vowed vigorous prosecution if further vandalism occurs.

W. O. Bolin Blue |Ville Bolin

Optometrists Convene In Fairmont Tomorrow

The 31st annual convention of the West Virginia Optometric Association opens tomorrow in Fairmont. Teachers in central West Virginia schools have been invited to attend a series of lectures tied to the opening sessions.

Fairmont West Virginia Optometric Association Central West Virgiia

Felonious Assault Case Dismissed After Hearing

Ed Reams of Booths Creek district faced felonious assault charges after neighbor Tom Madden accused him of throwing rocks. A preliminary hearing before Justice Hove G. White, Sr. freed Reams. Madden faces peace warrant action before Magistrate A. B. Knabenshue.

Ed Reams Booths Creek Tom Madden Justice of the Peace Hove G. White, Sr Madden A. B. Knabenshue Reams

Two Moran Men Sentenced for Drunkenness in City Court

Edmund W. Moran and Carl Moran of Simpson were arrested for drunkenness and each received a 10 day county jail sentence after pleading guilty before Mayor E Gillspie in municipal court. They could not pay fines of 10 dollars and 1 dollar costs, so the mayor ordered confinement for the full period.

Simpson Edmund W. Moran Carl Moran E. Gillspie

Woman Dies by Self Inflicted Shot Near Charlottesville

Albermarle County coroner John M. Maury Jr returns verdict of death by own action in the case of Mabel Broyles 20 of Princeton West Virginia who died from a bullet wound in the head while en route to Norfolk to visit a sister.

Charlottesvile Albermarle County John M. Maury, Jr Mabel Broyles Princeton W. Va Norfolk

Amoy Crisis Seen as Japanese Trial Balloon

Amoy situation viewed as a Japanese trial balloon testing reactions of foreign powers. Over 100 Chinese suspected of anti Japanese activities were arrested in Kulangsu, Amoy harbor. Japanese planes flew over Shanghai international settlement and pamphlets from the Pacification Department were dropped as Chinese laborers fled and two British ships were delayed.

Amoy Kulangsu Shanghai Amoy Harbor Shanghai International Settlement Shanghai ‘International Area Pacification Department

Britain seeks mar ine police recruits for Nanking reforms

Britain announces a new pan Asian directed reform government in Nanking seeks recruits for an marine police force with salaries reportedly equal to one to seven dollars monthly for students entering police schools in Nanking. Japanese authorities report 1 046 engagements in Shantung against 309 000 Chinese with 47 700 killed. Hamilton Talk blasts New Deal coal policy, claiming waste and graft and noting coal production fell from 422 455 000 tons in 1937 to 342 000 000 in 1938. The 60 000 additional workers are said to be needed immediately from over 9 000 unemployed skilled aircraft workers and 79 000 unemployed skilled workers. The committee includes Louis J Son and other officials.

Nanking Shantung Province Charleston New Deal Coal Commission Commission

Party Group Dinner Aims at Union Unity

Walker, who died last year, is referenced as part of the party group. Representative Charles Hawk Jr of Wisconsin is slated to speak at the dinner tonight. John D. Hamilton, national chairman, condemned the New Deal yesterday for undermining the coal industry.

Walker Charles Hawk, Jr Wis John D. Hamilton New Deal

Demands of air expansion urge rapid training expansion

A wartime committee urged expanding facilities to train skilled workers for aviation, noting output would grow and production lines would cut skilled labor needs. It recommended public vocational schools aid aircraft carriers and youth programs place apprentices in plants while Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees develop mechanical aptitude for aviation training.

Youth ‘Administration Civilian Conservation Corps

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