Women Honor Mrs. Cash Parks With Frantz Avenue Shower
Mrs. Mullens hosted a home shower on Frantz Avenue Tuesday evening for Mrs. Cash Parks. Guests who attended and brought gifts included Mrs. J. T. Shirley and Mrs. A. M. Long among others. several sent gifts if unable to attend, including Mrs. John Snow and Miss Arretta Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fete
Ar and
Sparks "Mullens
Lewis ‘ Pugh
Ed. W. Pugh
Frantz, Avenue
Cash
Parks
J. T. Shirley
A.M. Long
Jack Clay
S. George Frank
W. Wi ‘Ook
James Atkinson
Akers
Hospital Attendants Help Mrs Patrick Recovering From Major Operation
Mrs Viola Patrick of the Guyandotte Hotel Avenue is recovering after a major operation Friday. Her daughter Mrs Virginia Jones visited today and returned to her home after several days with relatives in Raleigh General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allens
Raleigh General Hospital
Viola Patrick
O Rator
Guyandolle
Foran ‘Avenue
Virginia Jones
Unclear excerpt on wartime housing and costs sale notes
Fragmentary text cites unfair government discrimination and 1942 housing sales. Mentions unaffordable costs, many houses sold, and hundreds of thousands of construction projects abandoned due to high costs. Context suggests critique of policy and economic strain during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Érs
Zov
Base conclusions reach tentative stage in Senate future
The text notes that Colombia accepted the Tench resolution as a working base after France and Russia yielded somewhat. New votes were not taken, adele on emphasized. It lists top posts in the delegation and says agreed arrangements remain to be confirmed by the Senate.
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Gil
Colombia
France
Russia
Senate
Parking Tower For Mullens Is Sought
Mullens Chamber of Commerce discussed a planned parking building aided by a Virginia bonding company. The group asked city engineer J R James to complete a city map quickly to enable postal delivery. Support was voiced for a Mullens High School athletic field and a West Mullens office plot.
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Register Star
Mullens
Virginia
MullensChamber
Commrece
J. R. James
Mullens High School
West Mullens
Feld
Government clamp on coal strike spurs AFL resistance
The document cites actions by the government and a costly restraining order in the soft coal strike. It notes Lewis and the United Mine Workers face a $3,510,000 fine, with an appeal pending in the Supreme Court. The strike ended for March 31, and AFL leaders are urged to oppose projected legislation using all AFL resources.
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Lewis
Dinner Guests at Mullens Home In Church Street
Mrs G O Dieurick and Mrs J A Toler attended the Mullens Pritchett dinner at their Church Street home with Mr J and Mrs Chando O'Dell and their children. In 1945 there were about 398 Norris and Al, all of Mal lens.
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Mullens
Roger /Pritchett
Church
Street
Dinner Hosts and Guests at Mission Circle Spaghetti Supper
Mount Hope high schoolers and three guests attended a spaghetti supper Tuesday night hosted by the Marian Mission Circle of the Baptist Church. Hostesses were Mrs. M. C. Hess Mrs. A. H. Willis and Mrs. Ray P. Martin. Miss Mary Blue reviewed Talk About Russia by Pearl S Buck. A nominating committee for next year was appointed with Mrs. Virgil O'Dillon Mrs. A. H. Willis and Mrs. E. C. Brock.
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Reputer Star
Mount Hope
Marian Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
M. C. Hess
A. H. Willis
Ray P. Martin
The
Baptist Church
Mary Blue
C. W. Shepherd
Mack McClung
Hess
Geo. Dixon
Miss Blue
Russia
Pearl $. Buck
Virgil O' Dillon
E. C. Brock
Mount Hope Legion to Meet Monthly and Honor Veterans
The Mount Hope Post 103 of the American Legion votes to meet on the first Thursday monthly replacing twice monthly. Directors named include H D Gast Jr Ray A Gwinn William Ward Carl Samples Frank Furin and M J Ankenny. District vice commander Lloyd G Fitzgerald reports on Charleston meeting and graves registration plans.
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iSeise
Mou
Mount Hope
American Legion
Ata
Legion Club
H.D. Gast, Jr
Ray A. Gwinn
William Ward
Carl Samples
Frank Furin
M. J. Ankenny
Calvin Burr
Lloyd G. Fitzgerald
Seventh District
Legion Department
Charleston
West Virginia Legion
Jand Legionnaires
Sabine Resident Feted With Dinner
Mrs. C. S. Payne was honored with a birthday party at her Sabine home on Sunday. Attending were numerous family members and friends including Mrs. Garner Bailey, Mrs. Ralph Bailey, the Sparks and Bailey households, the Payne children and grandchildren, and many others who presented gifts later displayed by Mrs. Payne.
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Lila Mease
Delores’ Shumate
Gene Sparks
Alice Sparks
Judith Zaxle Sparks
Lois Payne
Nancy Bailey
Sonny Bailey
C. S. Payne
Smith Seeks Labor Act Rewrite Amid Veto Clash
In a tense debate President Trimman vetoed a labor disputes bill bearing Case Writings name in the last Congress. Smith, proposing a new bill to rewrite the Wagner Act, argues Congress must plainly decide whether to pursue a remedy for union outrages or continue partisan games. The Virginian stresses two priorities: ban the closed shop and shield workers from violence and intimidation.
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Case
Trimman
Sidney Box Elevated to Acting Director in Region 11
Sidney Box of Mount Hope, field representative in Region 11 since June 1944, becomes acting director. Region 11 was the largest UCW division at Brett’s departure, with two new regions since split from the original territory, headquartering in Radford Virginia and Johnson City Tennessee.
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Sidney Box
Mount Hope
Brett
UCW
Radford
Johnson City
Rodman
J. R. James
Mullens
Oere En ‘Oal Company
Route 1
Beckley
Gulf
P.O
Rete
The
Star Clothing Company
South Kanawha Street
Vanney
5B & W Motors
South Oakwood Avenue
Depot Cafe
Florida
Clear Creek
W. Va
Frederick Dry Cleaners
P. O
Huntington
Charleston
Roanoke
Lewisburg
Glen Daniel
3Eckley Feed & Supply Coo
U. S
Rhodes Hatchery
Beckley Feed & Supply CO
Second St
New Zealand
J. L. Nelson
Fayetteville
Hee
Beckley Penne
Ferguson Block Co
Stonecoat Junction
Rhodell
Dial
KODAK
King Photo Supply
Neville St. Beckley
C & R Music Service
South Oakwood
Underwood Lumber Company
Shady Spring
W.va
North Oakwood Ave
Foster
Simmons
City Grocery
Westinghouse
Rahal Motor Sales
Third Avenue
Harry R May
C-O
Greg Johnson
Scarbro
FRICK
Cecil] Robertson
Winston
Beckley Heating
South Oakwood Ave
Firestone
Senate GOP shifts on reciprocity and tariff rights
Senate Foreign Relations Committee ally Millikin backs the compromise. Taft signals support. Vandenberg faces House demands to reclaim tariff altering powers now held by the State Department until 1948. Western senators press, Vandenberg may block if the House pushes big changes. Marshall to brief the committee next Tuesday on foreign policy and the reciprocal trade proposal.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Millikin
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Vandenberg
Congress
State Department
House
Moscow
Marshall
Foreign Ministers
Foreign Relations Committee
Shark of the plains fronts Midwest cold snap
The report notes readings near twenty below in Minnesota and from ten to fourteen below in the Dakotas. It mentions the wall as a nickname for the cold front sweeping the middle west.
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Middle West
Minnesota
Dakotas
Pheasants out of season and succession debate noted
Discussion on presidential succession hopes to subject the line to party unity and fresh mandates. Taft notes two theories while Truman’s 1944 election and Roosevelt’s 1945 death frame the debate. Bricker and Ives express cautious support for a first-in-line elective official, with Ives favoring the president of the Senate as lead. A final line mentions pheasants not mixing outside breeding season.
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Martin
Taft
Ohio
Republican Policy Committee
MR. Truman
Roosevelt
Bricker
Truman
Ives
R-N
Thomas E. Dewey
Senate
House
Deaths and funeral notices from local area
Obituary items list Nora McQuillen of Grand View dying February 4 and funeral February 7 in Grand View Cemetery with Rev. Goode officiating. Also Sizemore of Stanaford dies February 4 with services at Stanaford Community Church. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Walters dies en route to hospital with services at Sunset Memorial Park. Mary Elizabeth Williams of Maxwell Hill dies February 4 with private funeral February 7 at 2 pm. Burial in Tyler Cemetery. Cards of thanks from families express gratitude to Rev J E Brown and local funeral homes.
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McQuillen McQuillen
Nora Gill
Grand View
Meadow Bridge
Rhelda Shrewsbury
Beaver
J. L Goode
Crab Orchards
Calfee Funeral Home
Sizemore
Stanaford
Calfee Funeral
Lloyd Cox
Ball Street
Beckley
Williams
Williams Williams
Mary Elizabeth
Albert Williams
Maxwell Hill
Rose Funeral Home
W. E. Harvey
Turner
Larry Schultz
James Haal
Alnstee G. Shinn
J. EB. Rowan
Nickell Funeral Home
In Memoriam for Mrs Atinintie Hurt Sutin
In loving memory of our dear mother Mrs Atinintie Hurt Sutin who passed away February 6 1946. Today recalls sad memories of a mother gone to rest. Those who loved her best think of her today. Peaceful be the rest dear Mother. In sweet to breathe thy name in life we loved too dearly a death we all the same the world may change but never will the one we loved pass from memory.
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Renee Ee
Atinintie
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