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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1943

Page

2

Beckley poised for airport hub and airmail pickup plans

West Virginia aviation adviser W E Hart says Beckley could become a major air interchange for north south and east west routes. He notes Beckley sits at a strategic crossroads with existing P C A and American Airways services and urges local groups to push a southern airmail pickup line linking 34 towns from Huntington to Tri Cities.

Robert Burns Raleigh County W.E Bill) Hart Beckley West Virginia Penman Universal Air Transportation and Commerce Hart United States P.C.A Pittsburgh Birmingham Washington Nashville Detroit Huntington Charleston Roanoke Norfolk Wytheville Bristol Knoxville Charlotte Winston- Salem Bluefield Mid-West Bill Hart Superior Penman Road Kanawha River Tri-Cities Kingsport Johnson City W. L Virginia Jennings Randolph House of Representatives Congress West Post Office Department Neely Welch West Virguia Beckley and Bluefield Chambers of Commerce Swift

Wallace Is Dead The War President Reframes Wallace Jones Power

The press frames Roosevelt as wrecking Wallace and Jones politically by chastising them over war materials. The real point is boosting wartime import access and authority. Wallace, a scientist at heart, is not a strong politician. the focus remains on winning the war and improving material flows.

Roosevelt Wallace Jesse Jones Jones Washington Mid-West

The telegrams bring home names of fallen and heroic boys

A war desk reflects on telegrams to mothers about sons killed or cited for valor, and how news from the front carries first names and addresses back to Main Street. The author notes reporters and wire services carry thousands of stories, honoring many who serve, and recalls Ronald Roach and other familiar names from Beckley area.

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Short Handed Farmers In Dire Need of New Workers

The farm labor shortage grows as harvest nears with 500000 to 740000 more seasonal workers needed nationwide. California seeks over 300000 for July to October, New York about 100000 in September, while states enlist volunteers and diverse groups including Bahamans Jamaicans Mexicans and even prisoners of war to fill gaps.

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Pacific Chapter 29 narrates first Guadalcanal raid and carrier action

The account recalls a Pearl Harbor assignment to a large carrier, its August 6 to 8 operation in the Solomon Islands, Marines at Tulagi and Guadalcanal, air battles that downed Japanese planes, and the carrier task force returning south after a heavy clash with minimal ship damage.

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General Patton's Father Born in Kanawha Valley

Charleston records show Lt General George S Patton Sr born September 20 1858 in Kanawha Valley. His father George S Patton served as a Charleston lawyer and Kanawha Riflemen captain before the Civil War and later brigadier in the Confederate ranks. The elder Patton died June 19 1864 after injuries in battle.

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Franco Warns On Unity In Spain Speech At Council

General Francisco Franco addressed the supreme council of the fajanae and warned against interference with the unity of our nation. The Madrid radio reported his comments during the session urging discipline and national cohesion.

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