Tire Ration System to Start in the County Tomorrow
Fifty tire inspectors in Raleigh County will meet at 10 a m tomorrow with the Tire Rationing Board to receive final instructions and forms before inspecting vehicles for new tires. The board will meet Saturdays at 10 a m to pass on apps. emergency meetings may be called. Inspectors may pass on tires for any area, and plans consider a 50 cent fee per inspection tied to a purchase.
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Raleigh County
Tire Rationing Board
Memorial Building
R. H. Magee
Magee
Fletcher Mann
Raleigh County Defense Council
Beckley
Ralph Kolner
Lewis Chevrolet
R.L. Shannon
D. H. Lewis
Lewis Terminal
C. M. Doss
Pinecrest
Roy T. Elkin
Elkins
Noel Christian
L. Stover
Callaways
Virgil Warden
Triangle
L. H. Williams
Williams
Tire and Battery
RK. B. Ashworth
Ashworth
Leo Bizaro
D. and
A. Tire and Accessory Company
H. R. Warden
Wardens
Esso
M. A. Johnson
I. O. Clore
Woodlawn
E. J. Lee
J. L. Wesley
Lillybrook
W. D. Haynes
R. W
County Oversubscribes its Bond Quota Over Ten Times
HAGERSTOWN Md A week ago Washington County aimed to buy defense savings stamps worth 35000 and by yesterday the drive total rose to more than 446000 in bonds and stamps General Chairman Robert H Mc Cauley reported final figures showing 21050380 in stamps 23621225 in bonds and a further 100000 in bonds on a depleted supply He noted stamp sales equaled about 3 per resident and the combined stampbond total reached roughly 685 per capita
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Defense Savings
Treasury Department
United States
Robert H. Mc
Cauley
Cam County
McCauley
Tire certificate rules limit mounted tire use in vehicles
The notice lists numerous business names and outside locations while detailing certificate requirements for tires and tubes. It specifies mounting limits on ambulances professional service vehicles and trucks used for public safety sanitation and essential operations. It also covers passenger capacity vehicles and farm tractors with restrictions on new tire certificates.
Drafts Target Marriages Of Convenience In New Policy
Washington AP report: Selective Service Director Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey said deferments for 7,500,000 registrants tied to dependent status would be scrutinized for possible new manpower needs. He warned marriages of convenience to dodge service will receive little sympathy and noted tougher scrutiny for occupations claimed as essential and for dental deficiencies. He added a shift may occur where wives have incomes or work after husbands are excused.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Seven Simple Foods Said Sufficient for Good Health
Miss Mary Ann Kidd, leading Raleigh Register cooking school speaker, advocates seven ordinary foods milk fruit eggs green vegetables seafood meat and bread as foundational for buoyant health and strong America. She outlines daily nutrition rules emphasizing vitamins minerals and proteins for workers and children, plus optional fats, with an emphasis on national defense through better homemaking.
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America
Mary Ann Kidd
Raleigh Register Cooking School
Miss Kidd
Haseen
United States
Runaway Car Injures Miner at Koppers Coal Mine
L. V. Lucas of Beaver, an employee of Koppers Coal Company, was admitted to Beckley Hospital with pelvic and right hip injuries after a runaway mine car struck him around 11 30 yesterday morning. Harold Hewitt of Stotesbury also admitted for injuries to his left ear and facial cuts from a car crash. Additional patients included Virginia Carpenter, 15, of Ghent. Mrs. W. F. Reed of Grandview. Charles Lilly of Beaver. Evolie Comer, daughter of Frank Comer of Raleigh. B. T. Johnson of 105 Freeman Street. James Mitchell of Sullivan. Mrs. K. J. Barrett of Glen Rogers. Mrs. Ida Clark of Layland. and Mrs. J. D. Underwood of Crab.
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L. V. Lucas, Beaver
Koppers Coal Company
Beckley Hospital
Harold Hewitt
Stotesbury
Virginia Carpenter
Bert Carpenter
Ghent
W. F. Reed
Grandview
Charles Lilly
Beaver
Evolie Comer
Frank Comer
Raleigh
B. T. Johnson
Freeman Street
James Mitchell
Sulivan
Orchard and Milam Families Named in Beaverton Notice
Paul McGhee three year old son of H B McGhee of Eccles Mrs Lessie Milam Stephenson and Hila Mae Cole of Beaver are listed in a local family notice detailing guardianship or custodial associations with tragic or legal implication.
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Orchard
Paul McGhee
H. B. McGhee
Eccles
Lessie Milam
Stephenson
Hila Mae Cole
Beaver
Winding Gulf Miner Injured in Timber Accident
J H Lawson a Winding Gulf Coal Company employee, was admitted to Beckley Hospital with injuries to his left knee after being struck by a timber. Thomas Knox, McAlpin, also admitted to Beckley Hospital yesterday.
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J. H. Lawson
Winding Gulf Colleries Company
Beckley Hospital
Thomas Knox
McAlpin Negro
Widows Are Dangerous continuation tease for Chloe
A fragment from page four hints at Chloe's bizarre personality as Susan reacts to a startling yet beautiful setting. The widow recalls copying a Paris apartment once shared with her late husband, ending with a To Be Continued cue.
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Chloe
Susan
Paris
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Mountain Motors
Howard Clay
Pettus
Clyde Montgomery
Edwight
N. C. Knapp
Cra
Leo Hall
E. H. Baker
R. A. Biggs
Sophia
George Thomas
Rhodell
J. A. Elliott
W. M. Booth
Coal City
A. T. Lilly
Silas Ison
Roy Green
Orange Snuffer
Shady Spring
Lowell Lilly
Glen Morgan
Jack Rakes
Dallas Sweeny
J. C. Johnson
Carl Graybear
Stamford
Wilson Hamilton
Skelton
J. A. Bowman
George McCarthy
Mabscott
Chalmers Dunkley
Fame
Steere
Fleischmann
Teccipe
Agine
Fieim
Ukewarm
Fleischmann’s
Beaver Man
Gulf
Arch Shoes
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Child’s Shoes
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