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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1941

Page

4

Sub contracting and coal supply warning in wartime defense

Joseph L. Trecker argues only 60 percent of capacity is used and urges wider sub contracting to speed defense production. A coal supply warning from the coal association cites stocks, needed production, and rail capacity to meet May through September demand, warning of potential bottlenecks and urging cooperation in West Virginia.

Wheeling Intelligencer Joseph L. Trecker Office of Production Management National Association of Manufacturers San Francisco Trecker S. Knudsen Mr. Lewis The Coal Association Knudsen National Defense Industries Seaboard Lake Appalachian Lewis America West Virginia

Coal Situation Prompts New Strike Threats

The Clarksburg Exponent reports renewed coal fears as John L. Lewis warns of a new nationwide strike if negotiations stall by May 21. In Cincinnati, Appalachian Coals, Inc. sends a letter to William regarding the ongoing dispute and hopes for a clear settlement.

Clarksburg New York John L. Lewis Appalachian States Dickering Cincinnati Appalachian Coals, Inc William

Reverend Ford Remembered as Civil War Hero and Community Leader

The 1921 obituary honors Reverend F G W Ford of Grafton who served as captain in the 15th West Virginia Infantry and later devoted 36 years to Methodism. He helped found the Taylor County Veterans Association, led Memorial Day rites, and supported war veterans, community welfare, and civic projects amid a region transitioning from farming to industry.

F. G. W. Ford Jacob N. Yates West Grafton Ford Anthony Wayne West Virginia Frederick K. Ford Virginia Preston County Frederick Frank M. Ford Lincoln States G. W. Ford Ap Ee Patriotic Society of Veterans Reno Post No. 7 Grand Army of the Republic United States Grafton Taylor County Court House Taylor County Veterans Association Samuel B. Ayer Jacob Boliner B. Brown Robert L. Bosley Peter Cassell Samuel Gould J. Clark Lewellyn B. Frank McVicker Thomas C. Nuzum Abel H. Thayer Singleton J. Willhide Friendship Lodge Knights of Pythias Bluemont Cemetery West Virginia University Morgantown Blake Ayer C. C L. H. Reed Taylor County Taylor County Farm Bureau Detroit Akron Taylor Grady Creek Fairmont

Ways and Means Faces Bold Tax Bills and Fears

Stewart describes Robert L. Doughton and the Ways and Means Committee worried about fierce tax increases. Democrats, led by Doughton, acknowledge voter backlash possible next election. Republicans, led by Joe Martin, aim for control in 1942 as the tax plan looms. The panel sits under the sharp glare of Capitol Hill and awaits Roosevelt's guidance on a 3.5 billion dollar package.

Charles F. Stewart Central Press Robert L.doughton House of Representatives Ways and Means Representatives’ Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Doughton America Uncle Sam North Carolina Washington Edward T. Taylor Colorado Taylors Adolph J. Sabath Ilinois House Cam Joseph W. Martin Joe Martin Senate Rassel Finance Committee Representatives Ways and Capitol Hill Washington Monument Roosevelt FD. R

Honeymoon voyage aboard Sea Sprite caps off town tale

Powell's visit brings excitement to Brooks Natalie and friends as June and Donald confront past hurt and choose to join a lavish honeymoon yacht trip. The Sea Sprite sails from Tampa to Havana with Betsy Tom and others aboard, while Brooks and Tom arrange final plans.

Brooks Natalie Powell Mrs. Edmonds June Donald Angel Lttle Tampa Havana Terry Bill Betsy Tom Major Fo Bo

Separate Maintenance Suit Filed Thursday

A separate maintenance suit was filed in Taylor county circuit court by Attorney Francis L. Warder for Blanche G. Stutler asking that her husband Reddie N. Stutler, a railroad worker, be ordered to provide support money. The petition claims Stutler has spent money on another woman named Marie Tyson and continues to do so. The Stutlers wed on November 9, 1919, in Garrett County, Maryland.

Donald Jane Natalie Lis Brooks Taylor County Bill Marie ‘Tyson Stytlers Garrett County

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