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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1949

Page

7

Vet Preference Cards Prepared For New Housing

Veterans Preference placards must be displayed on new housing units offered for sale or rent. Richard E. Bailey, area rent director, notes many contractors fail to display them. Beckley branch handles placards. Gordon Skagas oversees office operations. The act preserves World War I veterans or families first opportunity to buy or rent owner-occupied housing during construction and for 30 days after completion, with an additional seven-day reoffer window if prices drop.

Richard E. Bailey Beckley Memorial Building Gordon Skagas Bailey Baley Columbia S. C L. J. Camp E. M. Dupre Nuult Heeman

Beckley Cherokee 4 H Club forms at Epperly school

The Cherokee 4 H Club, among the county’s largest, forms at Epperly Elementary with County Agent J B Thomas announcing a 77 member group. Meetings are set for the second Friday each month at 2 5 pm at the school. Officers include Malion Bowling and others.

Epperly J. B. Thomas

Miss Marion Bowling Weds Charles Davis

Fragmented text recounts a wedding between Miss Marion Bowling and Charles Davis. Interwoven material includes quotes about animal behavior, local officials, and traffic planning notes from Beckley area discussions. The article blends social news with council actions and street proposals without a clear cohesive narrative.

Marion Bowling Charles Davis

Eye injuries among American workers at 1000 daily

Report shows about 1,000 eye injuries occur daily among American workers across industries. Safety advocates urge improved eye protection and employer compliance to reduce preventable harms.

Malaya Plans Navy If Council Willing

Malaya moves toward its own navy with a bill soon to be presented in the Singapore Legislative Council. Enlistment open to British subjects and Federation of Malaya citizens. The force size will be set by the Governor of Singapore, and Singapore will fund the navy.

Malaya Singapore Singapore Legislative Council Federation of Malaya

Army Reservists to Meet Wednesday in Raleigh Area

Major Carl C. Durham announced a meeting of reserve officers and members of the 971st Engineer Combat Battalion at 7 30 p m Wednesday.

Army Carl C. Durham Organized Reserve 971 Engineer Combat Battalion

British Farmers Need Federal Help Stresses Targets

A. R. Perry and J. K. Knowles of the National Farmers Union urge British farmers to seek federal support to reach 150 percent of prewar output. They call for new capital investment more labor and larger shares of animal feed to ease 1952 headaches and boost production.

Laurel Del A. R. Perry Associated Press Shrewsbury England J. K Paul Revere Knowles National Farmers Union

Note Crosses Sea England to Denmark

Richard Day twelve asked a bottle into the sea at Whitby England last October. Fran Nielson sixteen later found the bottle near Hjorring Denmark and sent back a note by the same bottle sharing the strange trans sea tale.

Sea England Denmark Associated Press Whitby Yorkshire Richard Day Fran Nielson Hjorring

Timber Resources Renewable is Aid Given to Nature

A. B. Lyon urges woodland management across West Virginia farms to prevent fires and erosion. He notes many farms have woodland but little planning, recommending improvements such as selective cutting, fencing, and reforestation to protect soil and ensure future timber.

Nature A. B. Lyon West Virginia Lyon Raleigh Mercer Nicholas Fayette Summer Fare Bureau Beckley Souterern West Virginia I Lxon United States

Property Sold on Breckenridge Creek

Mr and Mrs Anthony Acord bought property on Breckenridge Creek Trap Hill for about 5000 from Mr and Mrs Charles Snuffer per county deed record. Other deeds include Margaret and D W McLean to Jack H Perduelot in Phillipsferced McLean addition Beckley about 2000. Homeseekers Land and Building company to Joseph E Atendows lot 29 Mineral Springs Truck farms Town district 500. Malinda and Russell Setile to Frank H Halstead and Lannie Sellers two tracts of land in Trap Hill district about 500.

Breckenridge Creek Anthony Acord Trap Hill Charles Snuffer Margaret D. W. McLean Jack H. Perduelot Phillips McLean Addition Beckley Homeseekers Land and Building Company Joseph E. Atendows Mineral Springs Malinda Russell Setile Frank H. Halstead Lannie Sellers

Army Drivers to Get Ratings for Safety

Army personnel operating army vehicles will be measured by a new merit system under the 1949 safe driving program. Major Carl C. Dunham said the plan rewards safe driving and punishes violations with 12 to 16 demerit points, potentially suspending a driver card for one month to three years pending training and re testing.

Second Army Carl C. ‘Dunham Organized Reserve Beckley

Chamber to Open Member Drive On February 1

Beckley Chamber of Commerce directors plan the 1849 membership drive at a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Memorial Building. Elmer Davis chairs the drive with a goal of 300 members by year-end. current dues-paid figure stands at about 4a. A luncheon for 36 reservations is set for January 27 at the El Chivo Cafe with Doane Agricultural Service of St Louis reporting on the Beckley area survey.

Beckley Chamber of Commerce Memorial Building Elmer Davis Paul Farwood Arthur C. Cundy Cundy

Fish Flee Water Hit by Pollution At Wyre River

Residents in Fleetwood report Layton Angling Society sees many fish leaping and heading to shore as polluted Wyre River water drives fish from habitat. Ministry analyzes fish and water for contamination.

Fien Fleetwood England Layton Angling Society Wyre Ministry For Agriculture and Fisheries

Area War Victims Returning Home from Pacific

Bodies of six area men who died in World War II are being returned to the United States aboard the Army Transport Sergeant Jack J. Pendleton for reburial. A total of 4503 remains of servicemen with next of kin in West Virginia were aboard, including Darrell L. Burgess, Fred H. Burgess, William Cinotti, Louk Cinotti, George W. Fletcher, Charley C. Fletcher, Sgt. Paul Hannah, George P. Hannan, John T. Royster, Tallie Royster, Pvt. William Worley, and William Worley of Princeton and surrounding areas.

United States Pacific United States Army Jack J. Pendleton West Virginia Darrell L. Burgess Marine Corps Fred H. Burgess Minden Willian Cinotti Army Louk Cinotti Mt. Hope

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