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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1946

Page

6

W H File Named To State Vet Committee

Governor Meadows appointed eight World War II veterans to a special eight member legislative committee to study the condition and opportunities for ex servicemen. The group will include the State Director of Veterans Affairs and other leaders, with $15 000 allotted for surveys and investigations to report to the 1947 legislature. Members named: Dana R. Hamilton F Guy Ash Raleigh Lee Stubbs Clarence E Martin Jr Herbert Welch Ivan Mynes Paul J Carr and William H File Jr.

William H. File,s Jr Clarence_Meadows Meadows Fred L. Daringer Marion Veterans Affairs the American Legion House Senate T Will Dana R. Hamilton F. Guy Ash Charleston Raleigh Lee Stubbs Fairmont Clarence E. Martin, Jr Paul J. Carr Hinton and File

Area Veterans Given Discharges

Nine area veterans were discharged from the Army at Fort George G. Meade MD separation Center per a press release. Names include Roger E. Meadows Lillybrook. Norman F. Simpson Hinton. Roy S. Kessler Marfrance. Mack L. Luttrell Crab Orchard. William R. Hurie Rupert. Dixon B. Bradley Hinton. Bill B. Williams Hinton. Coral R. Pack Beckley. James F. Aleshire Seth.

Army Fort Geeorge G. Meade Pie Roger E. Meadows Lillybrook Norman FE Simpson Hinton Roy S Kessler Marfrance Mack L. Luttrell Crab Orchard Pfe William RK. Huriey Rupert Dixon B. Bradley Bill B. Williams Coral R. Pack Beckley James F. Aleshire Seth

Two Service Women Cast Ballots in Advance of Primary

Doris Shult, Pharmacist’s Mate of the Waves, and Lt Nellie Godbey of the Army Nurse Corps, have already cast ballots in the Circuit Clerk’s office under a special election statute. Four ballots were mailed to soldiers absent from Beckley and five absentee civilian ballots were also sent. Service members may return absentee ballots up to 10 days before the election.

Doris Shult the Waves Nellie Godbey Army Nurse Corps Circuit Clerk's Office Beckley Circuit Clerk’s

Sweeney recalls 1940 Republican Senate nomination

Tom Sweeney reflects on the 1940 Republican nomination process and the letters he received praising his vigorous campaign against what he believed were forces undermining core American principles.

Republican Party United States Senate America

Pines Creek Land Sells For Five Thousand

Deed transfers filed in the County Clerk's Office show Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jarrett buying Pines Creek property from Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lewis in the Slab Fork District for about 5000 dollars. Other deeds include A. G. Davis to Archie and Remona Smith for lot 232 in the Davis Garrett subdivision at Lanark for about 509 dollars.

J. P. Jarrett R. L. Lewis Pines Creek Slab Fork A. G. Davis Archie Remona Smith Davis-Garrett Lanark RB. H Edith C. Hopkins J.D Mariam B. Ballew Whitestick Mabscott Lina May Lilly W. W. Setlift Glade Creek Raleigh Ray and Hutdin Eliza Mahone Beckley W. M Fannie E Taylor

Samuel Glasco Begins 60 Day Jail Sentence

Samuel Glasco starts a 60 day jail term in the county jail after a judge sentenced him in Criminal Court for assault and battery. He paid a $25 fine and court costs after pleading guilty following a reduction from a felonious maiming charge.

Samuel Glasco W. A. Riffe Glasco

Eskimos Bury Dog With Child to Guide Spirit

Report notes Inuit burial custom in which a dog is interred with a deceased child to help guide the young soul in the afterlife, reflecting traditional beliefs about animal companionship and the journey beyond.

Rites Set Friday For A A Hatcher

Funeral services for A A Hatcher 72 of Amigo will be at The Community Church Coal City at 7 p m Friday. Rev J C Tilly will officiate burial in Coal City cemetery. Hatcher born November 27 1873 in Egeria. survived by wife Dora and ten grandchildren. services at Caffee Funeral Home then church.

Coal City Council Hatcher Amigo J. C. “Tilly Hatcher Egeria Austin Hatcher Dora Primitive Baptist Church G. H. Edwards Edwards Creed Polk

Peach Picker Request Seeks 15 Workers in Martinsburg

Raleigh County requests 15 men over 16 to pick peaches in Martinsburg for two weeks starting August 12. Pay is 45 cents an hour with 5 cent bonus if tenure completes. Board and lodging provided in cabins with running water. one work leader position at $6 a day plus expenses and 1.5 cents extra per group. Travel with Fayette County group. more details from County Agent’s office.

Raleigh County Martinsburg Fayette County

Pre-Induction Examinations Notified for Beckley Men

Selective Service officials announce two Beckley men Baylor Crawford Smith and Charles Robert Beples must report on July 14 for pre-induction examinations for entry into the armed forces.

Baylor

Illinois man hikes 24 miles on 77th birthday

Springfield reports John H. Keest of Middletown walked 24 miles from his home to the capital to mark his 77th birthday. He has repeated the trek for nine years, completing the journey in about six hours and noting he was not tired.

Illinois OPESS Springfield

Area Friends Of The Land Chapter May Be Organized

West Virginia may form a four-county chapter of Friends of the Land covering Fayelte Summers Raleigh and Mercer counties. Charles Hodel says the national movement founded in 1940 aims to conserve soil water and health and life with non profit non political work. Local chapters would unite nature lovers farmers gardeners forest owners sportsmen and others for conservation efforts in the face of severe surface soil decay.

West Virginia Friends of the Land Fayelte Summers Raleigh Mercer Charles Hodel Columbus Ohio Fife Huntington Hodel Charleston Panhand Wheeling and Martinsburg

11 Questioned in Baltimore Holdup

The Baltimore grand jury questioned 11 witnesses about the Century Athletic Club holdup. Police officials and club members testified as authorities weigh whether the crime was staged by an out of town gang. Loot is estimated from thousands to potentially $35,000, with official figures unclear. FBI Chief Atkinson said federal action hinges on cross state theft.

Associated Press Baltimore Century Athletic Club Hamilton R. Atkinson East Baltimore Club Fred Wallford Federal Bureau of Ivestigation Atkinson Century Club FBI

Goes Back To School But Not to Classes

Louis Consalesio returns to the former Clyde, Ohio school building he once attended. He bought the three story brick former school, abandoned since 1940, to convert it into a laundry and dry cleaning establishment.

Associated Press Clyde Louis Consalesio Consalesio

Charleston man held on multiple WV fraud charges

Beckley City Police hold 35 year old Charleston man James J Ferrell on fraud charges after he defrauded business establishments in Charleston Fairmont Montgomery Richwood and Beckley. He allegedly took a $30 down payment for meat scales and an adding machine claiming to be a Toledo Scale salesman and representing several WV scale companies. State police will transfer him to Charleston to face charges.

Beckley Charleston West Virginia James J Ferrell Frank Abbott Abbott South Oakwood Avenue Fairmont Montgomery Richwood R. G. Coen Cara Toledo Sele Company West Virginia Scale and Equipment Company Wheeling Fer Jtell

Synthetic Rubber Plant Opens Today

The U. S. Rubber Company resumes production at its war built synthetic rubber plant after a 10 day shutdown caused by a small number of employees refusing new assignments. Factory employs about 350 men and union members agreed to return to work. The plant makes synthetic rubber from butadiene and styrene.

Associatea Racas Institute U. S. Rubber Company George Graham Graham CIO United Rubber Workers

Prisoner Charged With Parking Lot Theft

Portland police puzzled by a prisoner who insisted on guarding the patrol car lot next to the jail in all weather. He was found selling parking space to hurried midtown shoppers at 25 cents per car.

Associated Press Portland Obe

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