Grafton Sentinel Historic Details and Subscription Rates
The Grafton Sentinel describes its origins as a weekly founded in 1870 and now a daily except Sunday since 1903 with staff including M B MacLeod and Eldora M Nuzum. It lists subscription rates: 30 cents per week by carrier, $9 year by mail, with higher rates for out of state, and notes Associated Press usage. It also provides address and press affiliations.
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Grafton Publishing Company, Inc
Latrobe
Grafton
W. Va
Ballgeial
Ephone
Ee M. B. MacLeod
Eldora M. Nuzum
Virgina
West Virginia
Meat as Medicine in Coronet's Medical Marvel
In Coronet's May issue J D Ratcliff asserts that meat and fish proteins, long viewed with suspicion, function as a medical marvel. He notes steaks and chops contain complete proteins rivaling miracle drugs, challenging traditional views on meat’s health value.
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Coronet Magazine
J.d.ratcliff
Dietary Revolution Promotes High Protein Benefits
The article argues proteins now reduce surgical and pregnancy risks and aid liver illness outcomes. It notes older beliefs urged protein avoidance for the elderly, but new research supports protein-rich diets for mental health and overall well-being, even endorsing eating steak.
Former Resident Ida Crickenberger Dies in Wheeling
Mrs Ida Crickenberger widow of the late Reverend D P Crickenberger and mother of Mrs R M Parrish died yesterday at 2 p m at the home of her daughter Mrs W B Stitt in Elm Grove Wheeling She was eighty one and had lived with her daughter for ten years Born in Giles county Newport Virginia January 13 1869 Surviving children include Harold P Crickenberger Dunbar Mrs L W Heinlein Fairmont Mrs R M Parrish Grafton Mrs W B Stitt Elm Grove Wheeling and Mrs W P Wilson Nitro West Virginia.
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Ida Payne Crickenberger
D. P. ,T. Crickenberger
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
R. M. Parrish
W. B. Stitt
Elm Grove
Wheeling
Giles County
Newport
Virginia
E. F.payne
Hattie Early Payne
Harold P. Crickenberger
Dunbar
L. W. Heinlein
Fairmont
Grafton
W. P. Wilson
Nitro
West
Taylor County race unsettled as candidates roll in
In Taylor County, no candidate has filed for the state legislature post as spring primary nears. W G Robey, retired railroad dispatcher and former secretary of the County Board of Trade, is the party’s unchallenged hopeful to date. The Sentinel invites candidates to share platforms and motivations. Johnny Wyrostek led the Reds in 1944 with a .358 mark, and Luke Sewell is the ninth ex catcher to manage the Reds.
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Republican Party
W. G. Robey
Taylor County Board of Trade
State Legislature
W. Merle Bailey
Whitescarver
J. T. Whitescarver
Taylor County
West Virginia University
Board of Education
the Sentinel
Miss Mary Watkins Dies Yesterday
Miss Mary Martha Watkins, a long time resident of Grafton born in Monongalia county, died at 324 Pearl street at 9 15 a m yesterday. Daughter of George W Watkins and Zeilda Price Watkins she had been ill for a year and was a member of the First Baptist church.
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Mary Martha Watkins
Lawrence Sirsel
Pearl Street
Miss Watkins
Monongalia County
George W. Watkins
Zeilda Price Watkins
First Baptist Church
Grafton
Candidate Continued From Page One Held by Nuzum
The article fragment references candidate coverage on page one, noting Jack R. Nuzum as the respondent or organizer associated with the race. Further details are not present in the excerpt. The piece implies ongoing coverage of an election or candidacy involving Nuzum.
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Jack R. Nuzum
Murderer or Not Shayne Bets on Randolph
Detective Mike Shayne corners Randolph in a tense confrontation over the murder of Mrs. Dustin. Randolph admits fear and guilt as Shayne orders him to dress and accompany to his apartment for a final confrontation, with Miss Naylor and Dr. Price awaiting developments.
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Shayne
Lucy
Randolph
Tim Rourke
Earl Randolph
Re. Serman
Shiyne
Tom
Miss Naylor
Mike Shayne
Blackie
Qhitly
Dr. Price
Ed Gience
Mim Naylor
The Rise of Martin Block and the Radio DJ Boom
The piece surveys how radio shapes youth ambitions from police work to law and especially disc jockey careers led by Martin Block. It notes Block’s long tenure at WNEW, his Make Believe Ballroom, rivalries with records, sponsors, and a music publishing side, highlighting his influence in popularizing swing to be bop and torch songs.
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New York
Bill Fallon
Sam Leibowitz
Dixie Oe
Life
Martin
WNEW
Bruno’ Hauptmann
Lombardo
St. Louis
Block
Walt
Mystery Heirloom Ruby Theft Ties Suspects
In a tense Miami room, Randolph confesses he visited Shayne after a threat from Celia Dustin. Miss Hamilton identifies the man as Randolph, linking him to a pattern of stolen star rubies. Shayne pursues wider connections with King Kendrick and Walter Voorland as investigators chase long-distance leads.
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Miss Hamilton
Shayne
Miss Naylor
Randolph
Lilé
Aly
King
Kendrick
Lucy
King of Kendrick
Walter Voorland
Earl Randolph
Voorland
Miami
Tim
Denver
Dustin
Sita
Stanley Hilsworth
Worldwide
Raven
Ray
Ager
Mr. Shayne
Sunday Diversions of a Page One Figure
The column sketches Martin Block hosting Sundays with his yacht in view and Canasta games turning pseudo high society, while radio stars and a CBS disc jockey feud over fame and money. Tydings hints at a full Amerada case story to come as University of Arizona baseball bats soar and Watts Gunn reels off wins.
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Martin
Block
Earl Wilson
Belmont Plaza
Jack Eigen
Copacabana
Bea Kalmus
Hutton
New York City
Bill Paley
CBS
Bea
France Peace Note Reaffirms Allied Disarmament Pledges
France states it will continue to pursue peace while faithfully observing existing pledges to keep Germany disarmed. The note asserts that France, the United States, and Britain have scrupulously observed commitments in their zones and will continue to do so.
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Germany
France
United States
Britain
Amerasia Case Background of a Redacted Raid
A 1945 government raid on the Amerasia New York office led to six arrests over secret documents. Editors and officials faced charges, but the case closed with no convictions and only two fines. The ongoing probe into communism in the State Department is noted but details remain sparse.
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New York
Amerasia
State Department
Sena
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Lulu Smith
We thank friends and neighbors for floral offerings and kindnesses during the illness and death of our mother and grandmother Mrs. Lulu Smith. Gratitude goes to Dr C F Shafer Graf ton City hospital staff and to Mr and Mrs Roy M Newton and family for support.
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Lulu Smith
C. F. Shafer
Grafton City Hospital
Roy M. Newton
Obituaries for Ida Payne Crickenberger and Mary Watkins
Obituary notices announce services for Ida Payne Crickenberger at St Pauls Lutheran Church with two ministers officiating, interment at Intermedial cemetery, and viewing at Bartlett Funeral Home after 1 p.m. Wednesday. Mary Martha Watkins dies Wednesday. Bartlett to host service at 2:30 p.m. with Dr. George W. officiating and interment Bluemont cemetery. viewing at 824 Pearl Street after 1 p.m. until 11 a.m. service. Further names listed as survivors or funeral directors at Bartlett Funeral.
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Ida Payne Crickenberger
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
B. F. K. Roof
David Kinsler
Bartlett Funeral Home
Mary Martha Watkins
Bartlett
George W
Bluemont Cemetery
Friends
Pearl Street
The
Seal
Richard Campbell
Setler
A. C. Thomas
Ray Son
Robert Love
Frank ‘Cole
Otto M. Sinsel
William Frank Davidson
Noah John” Gall
C. J. Fleming
Classified Rates and Help Wanted Notice
Classified ad rates listed for first insertion and consecutive insertions with minimum charges. Sentinel states cash in advance and no phone ads. For sale fryers and broilers at Ross Street, and society reporter position open July first with mail applications.
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The
Sentinel
Fryers, Broilers
Ross Street
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Medical Marvel
Margaret. Barnes
Luray
el Miller
Crickenberger
Bridgeport
Ohio
Caten
Johnny Wyrostek
Cincinnati Reds
American Association
Luke Sewell
Cincinnati, Reds
Mary Watkins
Brett Halliday
Bret! Halliday
King Features Syndicate
Nat
Stanley Ellsworth
Mark Dustin
Blcayne
Mra
Ha Wee
Mel Helmer
Tima Thule
Vaughan Monroe
Martin Block
Isc
Black
Uncle Sam
New Fork
California
York
Cory
Fifth Avenue
Rayburn and
Finch
M. Block
Mel Heimer
Michael
Aquor
Lght
Celia Dustin
Gomypany
Mike
Bardolph
Mulard TyUngi
Amerada
Tydings
University of Arizona
Wildcats
Watts Gunn
W. L. Bradford
U. S
Amberasia
Bartlett Funeral Homes
James DeMoss
Thornton
Thayer
Walnut Street
General Electric
Alexander
Reo
Knotts Ave
Ona Street
J. Ee
Blacktop
Maple Avenue
West Grafton
Dodge Parts
G. I
Bhale, Incorporated
Morgantown
Ert Street
Tinehjns
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