Fayetteville Draft Board Reclassifies Large Group
Fayetteville draft board assigns many registrants to new groups and reclassifies a large number. Notables include Class I-A William Tyree, William Bolen, Elmer Craft, Class II-B Charles Jones, II-C Floyd Colley, and numerous Class III-A reclassifications led by John Martins, Stanley Kohuneky, Harold Davis, Joseph Maturlis, Dave Caldwell, and dozens more across III-A and III-A-H with tentative and varied reassignments.
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Fayetteville
Fayette
James Tyree
Rudolph Kusiak
Alvin Ellison
James Beck
Ralph Porterfield
Edward Dooley
Ivan Maynor
William Martin
Lonnie Fox
Frank Baumgartner
Dorsey Harvey
Frank Thomas
Homer Craddock
Mack Pugh
Royal Coleman
Jessie Mackey
Thomas Yates
Hollis Epperly
James Williams
Herbert Price
John Lagos
Joseph Treadway
Russell Montgomery
Clarence Harris
Clinton Moore
Tennis Tyree
Harold Arbogast
John Marshall
Kenneth Pinkerton
Jack Akers
Howard Cawley
Leslie Burley
Willard Shrewsbury
Heston Snow
Carlyle Cooper
Kenneth Feazell
Carl Yeazell
George Grablick
Marvin Burgess
George Coleman
Paul Williams
William Watkins
Earl Bowyer
Willie Taylor
Adrian Kincaid
Robert Jones
Jesse Davis
Charles Bowyer
Tentative 1-A
Dallas Humphrey
Charlie Batten
George Knight
Ree Turner
Billie Rhodes
Howard Harrah
William Bellew
Carl Garrett
John Gray
Ivory Owens
Richard Hopkins
James Fields
Harry Butler
Luther Ford
Charles Walker
Floyd Shuck
Everett Stewart
Howard Hobbs
Ocie Tatum
Burleigh Styers
Hobart Woolwine
James Blackburn
Dave Caldwell
Richard Frye
Elmer—Thompson
Charles Williams
Kelly Williams
Connie Griffith
James Jones
William, Williams
Gary McClung
Ronald Carlson
Shan Lively
Robert Wheeler
William Whaffer
Clovis Taylor
Jack Booker
Thomas Pennington
Harris-Bennett wedding in Oak Hill Church of God
Miss Ethel Harris of Minden wed Darrell Bennett in a Friday night ceremony read by Rev. Charles Rice at Oak Hill Church of God. Attire was a light pink street dress for the bride, who is a Oak Hill high school graduate and DuPont employee. Bennett, a Montgomery high school graduate, also works for DuPont.
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Register
Minden
Ethel Harris
R. G. Harris
Darrell Bennett
T. D. Childers
Kincaid
R. H. Bennett
Blue Sulphur Springs
Oak Hill
Charles Rice
Montgomery High School
E. I. du Pont de Nemours Company
Sgt. Thomas E. Myles Accepted For Training
Sgt. Thomas E. Myles son of Mayor T A Myles and Mrs Myles has been accepted for cadet training at Clovis New Mexico. He joined the Army Air Corps October 16 last year and completed basic at St Petersburg Florida then trained at Tyndall Field Panama City Lowry Field Blythe Field and other bases. He was promoted to sergeant December 31 at Tyndall Field where his squadron had the highest air to air firing average.
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Register
Fayetteville
Thomas FE. Myles
T. A. ‘Myles
Myles
Army Air Corps
Clovis
N. M
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Montgomery
Air Cors
St. Petersburg
Fla
Tyndall Field
Panama City
Lowry Field
Denver
Colo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Blythe Field
California
X Ray Examinations At Fayette County Clinic
Seventy seven persons attended the chest clinic in Fayetteville this week with seventy one given x ray examinations and tuberculin tests. Dr W P Bittinger led the effort from Summeris with county nurses and office staff assisting. Lay help was provided by the Arrowhead Farm Women's club and numerous local volunteers.
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Fayetteville
Faye Dillon
Fayette County
Alberta Morgan
Moretta Wright
Mae Hart
R. N
Dillon
Eulan Tuggle
Arrowhead Farm Women's Club
A. E. Whanger
Als
G. T. Davis
John Holliday
Marshall Smith
C. Z. Lowery
Damage actions filed against Seays and others in Fayetteville
Court records show a $10,000 damage suit filed against Dr Earle Seay and wife Gladys Seay with infant Teo Mazzocchi suing by father Phillip Mazzocchi as plaintiff. Woodrow Waugh sues L R Wilhelm and Maryland Casualty with J H Ellis as attorney. Virginian Railway Co. sued by Talal Woolwine represented by Mahan Bacon and White. Divorce cases listed include Maggie Harvey vs John Faver, Margaret Cochran vs James Cochran, John Sanders vs Mabel Sanders.
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Register
Weller Fayetteville
Earle Seay
Gladys Seay
Teo Mazzocchi
Phillip Mazzocchi
White
Mazzocchi
Sears
Woodrow Waugh
L. R. Wilhelm
Maryland Casualty Company
J. H. Ellis
Virginian Railway Company
Talal /Woolwine
Mahan
Bacon and White
Maggie P. Harvey
John Far Vey
Bye
Margaret B. Cochran
James S. Cochran
Kenneth H. Martin
John W. Sanders
Mabel Gertrude Sanders
Vickers and Thrift
Fayette Board Classifies Men for Local Draft
Fayetteville staff writer reports Fayette board No 1 released action lists for this week listing tentative 1-A men led by Woodrow Coleman and James Brooks. Class III-A includes Wondrow Coleman and Aubrey Me Ching. II-A-H James Robinson and Aubrey Tompkins. II-B names Thomas Kincaid and James Smith. 1-A-H Perry Holley. 1-C-H Janus Callaway. 1V-F Curtis Weatherford and others.
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U Register
Fayetteville
Bertram Pace
Frank Canada
Mike Lukie
William Walters
Lee Blake
James Scott
James Woolwine
Roy Tucker
James Brooks
James McDonald
Russell Davidson
Louis Luke
Nakisia Yon
Harrison Hayes
Arthur Scott
Wondrow Coleman
Aubrey Me~ Ching
Carl Clay
Joe Bandle
Richard Gentry
Howard Deviese
James Price
John Rupert
Arsenio Marquina
James Robinson
Cletis Kinzer
William Gibson
Aubrey Tompkins
Lawrence Freeman
Thoas Bresh
Ernest Thewes
Elmer Thomas
Thomas Kincaid
James Smith
Martin Edwards
Peyton Banks
Issac Shockey
Jesse Allen
Jamey Taylor
Willie Legg
Perry Holley
Janus Callaway
Glenroy Toles
Curtis Weatherford
James Hall
Marion Davis
Clarence Camden
George Payne
Willard Cordle
James Barnes
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Robert Suttle
George Hamilton
Corbit Bailey
Lyndon Givens
Dewey Jones
Osburn Janney
James Gentry
Ernest Smith
Ivan Bowyer
Thomas Treadway
William Spradlin
William Harkness
Toll bridges to become free in Wheeling system
Chief Clerk J. H. Feingold of West Virginia road commission predicts toll free status within ten years for the Wheeling bridges after formal state ownership transfer this week. The move covers four spans linking Wheeling and Wheeling Island with the Ohio shore, with the state inheriting about 2.5 million in bonded debt and saving around 25 thousand dollars annually from tolls already removed on two island bridges.
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Associated Press
Charleston
J. H. Feingold
The
Road Commission
Wheeling
West Virginia
Wheeling Proper
Wheeling Island
Ohio Shore
Ily
island-Ohio
Arturo Rawson Becomes Argentina President After Ousting Cabildo
General Arturo Rawson formally becomes Argentina's president succeeding Ramon Castillo. He leads a partly military government with two civilians, as army and naval leaders who supported him oust the Castillo regime after a brief defiance at sea.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Arturo Rawson
Argentina
Ramon Castillo
Rawson
I-man
Castillo
Garten Bride and Akron Groom Wed At Home Ceremony
Fred D Alonzo of Garten announces the marriage of his daughter Alice D Alonzo to Carl Black of Akron Ohio. The Rev Charles Rice officiated at a May 16 ceremony at the Oak Hill Church of God home. The bride, a Fairmont hospital school nursing graduate, works at Oak Hill hospital. The groom, son of the late John and Mrs Black of Fairmont, studied at Davis and Elkins and is a tailor in Akron. Mrs Black will join her husband in Akron soon.
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Alice D’ Alonzo
Carl Black
Akron
Ohio
Charles Rice
Oak Hill Church of God
Black
Oas ‘Hill High School
Fairmonth Hospital School of Nursing
Voter Asks Continued on Page Four About Military Committees
The piece notes that the committee on the militia was absorbed by military affairs. It hints at the influential role of such committees in U S history and lists early chairmen including Andrew Jackson Jefferson Davis John A Logan and Henry A DuPont.
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Senate
Andrew Jackson
William Henry Harrison
Thomas H. Benton
Jefferson Davis
John A. Logan
Henry A. DuPont
Fatal Train Death Near Everson Claims Luther Cremeans
Luther Cremeans, 26, was struck and killed by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train today near his home in Everson. The incident occurred during regular rail operations outside the town, leaving authorities to investigate the circumstances surrounding the fatal accident.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
Luther Cremeans
Baltimore and Ohio
Everson
West Virginia Lawyers Serve in Armed Forces
About 290 attorneys from West Virginia are serving in the armed forces, representing roughly 20 percent of the state’s lawyers. The count includes 100 in war-related civilian roles across agencies like the Justice Department, FBI, OPA, War Labor Board, and War Manpower Commission. The article lists numerous names by county for those in military service.
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Associated Press
Clarksburg
West Virginia
James M. Gisher
Jaiher
West Virginia Bar Association
Celas
Gusher
Bat
Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Office of Price Administration
War Labor Board
War Manpower Commission
Association
Barbour County
Woodrow Radcliff
F. Wayne Talbett
George M. Kittle
Berkeley
Clarence B. Martin
Morgan Martin
Gilbert Mc Known
H. Marshall Homer
Gray Silver
Braston
Charles Johnson Hyer v Anderward Oldham Berry
Cabell
John O F. W. Brown
Dangelas W. Brown
George N. Cowden
W. H. Darnall
Frank Faton
Jess Hammock
Thomas William W. Harvey
Kenner Z. Heatherman
Tord V. Mannrquist
D. Meisel
Solomon Rabacoff
Harry Seherr
Leonard A. Shawkey
Robert §. Starcher
Douglas C. Tamkies
Frank H
Ramkies
Vickers B. Watts
Neal RB
Harold McClive
Samuel Worth Price
W. T. Pyle
Benjamin PD. Tissue
Homer A. Walkup
John C. McCoy
Seenndy Dalporto
Wim. J.B. Jacobs
Gilmer H. Laban White
Treonbrien
Richard R. Dickson
Sheldon EF. Haynes
Melgar Lewis Smith
Ro R. Smith
Stampshire
Ralph Haines
Hanenek Vilo Catenara
William T. Fahey
Martin F Fahey
Aaron A. Lincell
George F.loucas
Frank Pietranten
iGnes J. Yandata
Hardy
Paul J. Hartman
iWaene T. Brooks
Harrison
Howard Caplan
Fred Caplan
Feward W. Eardley
Ir. Gerrard A. Franz
Frederick Ww. Ford
Stephen D. Griffith
Woordrow W. Willer
William G. Johnson
Martin Leavitt
Berk Lynch
Naymond Masewell
Joseph T. Michel
William B. Neely
Thames W Stopton
Frnet C. Swiger
Noemble White
J. Paw Bumeardner
Win Davkson Sates
John Af. Clifford
Fred MH. Gott
George W. Jackson
George W. Post
Naaman J. Aldredae
Kanawha
Charles B. Anderson
Grocer Chart Lists Points for Popular Sizes Only
The chart shows point values for the most popular sizes with a note to consult the official chart at the grocer for other sizes. It lists items requiring Blue Stamps from War Ration Book Two including spinach, leafy greens, tomato juice, and other fruit nectars. no. 2 cans may fall in the over 14 oz column. check the label weight if unsure. validity spans May 24 to July 7, with a June 7 cutoff for some items.
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Orme
Bethia Ecianea
Grapetrust
Roll of Names Continues Across Multiple Regents Lists
A long list of individuals including B. Avis jr and Mitchell W. Bacon appears, followed by extensive surnames and initials. The fragment ends with Continued on Page 4, indicating more names appear on the next page.
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Fayette County News
Marguerite Micks
Fayette Board
Payne Grable
E Wyman
Nts
Anton
Pima Silfirs
Cobra Wail
Mrs
Gate's Place, Charleston
Thomas E. Myles
Thomas Myles
Marsha Hunt Aa
Or Maroarit O' Lockwood
Snane
Janes Mason
Raymond Lovell
Alice D’alonzo
Garten
Fred D'Alonzo
William Saroyan
Mrs. Mintver
Random Harvest
Mr. Chips
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Rule Beckley Theatre
Pres A. Klm
Jams, H
KLM
B. Avis
Mitchell W. Bacon
L. H. Barvinger
Harry N. ‘Barion
John William Bearie
Bock
Vincent V. Chaney
Col
Dshn
Ne Charnock
Ehmert Helsley Dodson
Willian
Drenner
John F. Bulison
J. Stuart Fitahur
Wilbur J. Fugate
Alexander P. Gates
Ernest J. Gilbert
Albert
M. Morgan
Charles Mdwin Molesheard
W. Ellett Nefflen
Loren W. O'Dell
John Malcolm Orth
William A. Putnam
Lawrence F. Rottins
W. Victor Ross
Liliant H. Seaton
Walton S. Shepherd, Jr
RR. Sherwood
Philip R Simms
Ralph H. Smith
Wanschel
Harper G. Grimm
Hawthorne D. Balle
Langdon Morris
Marion
Charles
Robert W. Lowe
H. H. Rose
Ir. Marshall
Lawrence M. Evans
John Edgar Carrigan
William James Burley Miller
Chauncey Depew Hinerman
McDowell
William P. Kearns
Angelo Lanzi
Maurice J. Herzbran
Graham Sale—jr
Burebridge Payne, Jr
Thornton G. Berry, Jr
Gilbert Banks
Chandler Curd
W. H. Ballard
Mercer
William T. Hancock
Paul. Hudgins
William
Kea
J. Edward Litz
R. M. Richardson
George Richardson
Willard
Early
Howard M. Jarrett
Frank I. Smoot
Redimund C. Stone
Paige’ Woolridge
Ira Mason Smith
Abe
Tomekin
William Sanders
Everett
Eldon Tomlinson
Howard
Shores
Minzo
George W. Crawford
Mark Russell, Jr
John FL
Branson
Monongalia
Chas. 8
Arnsidead
P. G
George M. Farmer
Glasscock
H. William
Ateent
Kermit R
T. DP. O'Brien
Frank A. O'Brien
Jr William C. Piper
Henry S. Schrader
Herbert M. Sonneborn
C. Lee Spillers
Wesley R. Tinker
Je. H. Julian
Htrich
George F. Beneke
Edward W. Colly
George H. Seibert
Higo EF. Blumenberg
J. William Cume Mins
Charles P. Mead
Howard W
Preston
Melvin Snyder
Pleasants
John R. Wicked
Randolph
Alan G. Bolton
Jacob S. Hyer
C. S. Kump
Llosa R. Shaid
S. Summerfield
Keith Cunningham
Wallace Barron
Donald K. Crawford
Baker
Hunt Stromberg Nett
Stanwyck
Wyoming
Mullens, W. VA
Uncle Sam
U.S. Marines
Les Mtil
Payne
Chara
Scott Nth
Wangy
Kelly
William Tracy
Kéwand
Zanue N
Rial
Henry Baker
Fata Morison
Popeye Cartas’ Notes
Sun
Mon
Pine Theatre
Henry Fourda
Maureen O'Hara
Pineville
Reet
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