Churchill Promised More Sweat Blood and Tears
The article recalls Churchill's vow to endure hardship, noting no sign of worse war than already seen. It cites France Belgium Dunkirk and Pearl Harbor as harsh episodes and references the German advance and battles across the Russian steppes as context.
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Churchill
France
Belgium
Dunkerque
Pearl Harbor
Old West Virginia farmer and garden tales collide
Randolph Norton sketches Shady Spring district life through Billie Brown, an 84 year old farmer with the vigor of youth who digs post holes and defies his years. He treasures family, gardening tricks, and a daughter Mrs Walter Campbell who tends a flourishing garden beside the highway while Campbell's inventive irrigation and half barrel manure system boost yields.
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Billie Brown
Father Time
Shady Spring District
Walter Campbell
Karl Brown
Roane
Brown
City of
Beckley
No Garden Club
Pine Grove Park
Four-H Lake
Campbell
D.P.A
Cornell University
Campbells
Army Newspapers Keep Soldiers Posted Worldwide
Wide World Features reports 400 Army camp papers boost morale by linking soldiers to their units and hometowns. Editors, often enlisted men, navigate distribution, movement, and remote command while preserving a sense of home.
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Washington
Joe Anybody
Pvt. Anybody
Fatty
Army
Fort Meade
Post
Meade
Let War Babies Grow The Jury System Adapts
Judge Clay S. Crouse introduces a juror summons by newspaper and post card. In criminal court 40 of 65 jurors appeared, a turnout as good as the prior method. The wartime reform saves county funds and hints that some wartime necessities may grow into peacetime practices.
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Clay S. Crouse
The
Times
Crouse
County War Relief Drive Seeks $25,000 Goal
The county United War Relief Chest is about $14,000 short of a $25,000 target with over $11,000 already raised. Government urges civilian aid and employee group drives to boost contributions for soldiers and sailors. U.S.O. centers and relief agencies are aiding troops, while Raleigh County has a history of meeting past campaigns. It calls on home front volunteers to prevent under subscription and honor those serving.
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E. J. Fourney
Raleigh County Civilian Defense Council
Washington
Fourney
Roosevelt
Charley” Levine
C. and O
Mabscott
Charley
Charleston Rubber Salvage Headquarters
New York
Fort Meade
Francis E. Lutz
United War Relief Chest
U.S.O
Raleigh
Allied Convoy To Tobruk In Critical North Africa Fight
British and American forces in North Africa face renewed pressure as axes siege Tobruk looms while convoys to Tobruk and Malta trigger a fierce air sea clash. Axis losses mount from fleet battles, but Allied resolve remains strong amid dire reports.
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Mediterranean
Tobruk
Libya
Rommel
North Africa
Malta
War Chest Drive Slowly Gaining Additions to Raleigh County Fund
Raleigh County war chest drive shows steady gains with $210 added yesterday and today, bringing total receipts to $11,373.45. Donors include A K Truman of the central office, A and P Company Columbus, Local 6262 United Mine Workers Tamroy, Dr L E Shrewsbury, Crab Orchard residents, and many individuals such as Posey Rhodes, Lawrence Martin, Joe Bowles, and Ellen Daniels, among others contributing amounts from 10 cents to $25.
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Raleigh
Crab Orchard
G. E. Knapp
Joe's
Harvey
Basil Cox
Gilmer Hughes
Okey Lilly
Warren Vandivort
Edward Snuffer
Robert Bird
O. W. Lilly
Curtis Hale
Henry J. Lilly
Russell Minton
Elmer Crawford
Woodrow Meek
Mae Armstrong
A. E. Shrewsbury
Julia Ann Prince Secures Land in Shady Spring District
Land transfers total about 80 acres to Julia Ann Prince widow of Henry C. Prince from multiple heirs by deed recorded in the county clerk's office. Other transfers include parcels in Glen Daniel East Beckley Rock Creek Mersh Fork and Beckley additions to various grantees and lots in Lilly and Maxwell Hill subdivisions and East Park Beckley.
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Shady Spring
Julia Ann Prince
Henry C. Prince
Mrs. Prince
Clifford R
Bertha Prince
George Wayne
Grace Lee Prince
Charles O
Bessie Prince
Claudine Counts
Wilda
Walter Gockeyemer
Virginia Counts
John Counts, Jr
Wanda
Arthur Haislip
Evelyn
Harry Lewis
Wendell
Nellie Griffith
Merle
Paul Masterson
H. A
Ada Stansbury
Charles Stansbury
Glen Daniel
John Korcsmaros
E. O
W. O. Handley
S. H. Honaker
Huntington
East Beckley
Maude
Clayton Scott
Lena Hicks
Robert C
Alice Prince
Oma
Warren Dunn
Grover J
Florence L. Johnson
O. F. Cook
R. L. Maxwell
Lacy Trump
Mid City
Rock Creek
Mersh Fork
James Wills
Joseph
Cassie M. Wills
David
Pearl Wills
Jesse J
Jane Wills
Mattie
Omer O. West
Mary
Tom Aliff
Benna
Jesse Williams
Clarence
Donna Wills
James
Beatrice Houchins
Mary Frances
Elizabeth Lou Houchins
Glen Morgan
Industrial Sugar Users to Sign Up
Industrial and institutional users of sugar will register from June 20 through July 5 for their July and August sugar allotments. Barbara Emmons, secretary in charge of sugar registration, said the registration site had not been decided. She noted a possible registration at the Rationing Board office and warned of crowding from canning needs.
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Barbara Emmons
W. R. Fugitt
Emmons
Alberta
Mary Lee
Mery Lee
Miss Brown
Camp Riggs
Mary Lee Encourag
Four-H Dam Water Safe to Drink
The Four-H dam on Little Beaver Creek has a water well deemed safe for drinking by County Sanitarian O. R. Lyons. A new non primed pump will be installed, with monthly inspections planned to ensure safety for campers and visitors. A survey of dam inlets will follow due to swimming activity. restrooms and bathing houses proceed amid war related equipment delays and weather issues.
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Little Beaver Creek
County Health Department
O. R. Lyons
Harry Anderson
Lyons
Anderson
Fayette, Wyoming Men Sign for Army and Marine Enlistments
Local Army Recruiting Station announced two new enlistments Roy Richardson Jr of Kopperston and Shirley E Withrow of Fayetteville. Marine Recruiting Service said Staff Sergeant Robert L Fichter will visit Beckley today to contact editors and radio staff. Jesse James Cook of Itmann enlisted in the Marine Corps today as the Marines plan to resume their recruiting wagon schedule after recent repairs.
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Army
Linek
Roy Richardson, Jr
Kopperston
Shirley E. Withrow
Fayetteville
Marine Recruiting Service
Robert L. Fichter
District of Charleston
Beckley
Personel
Jesse James Cook
Itmann
Marine Corps
Marines Recruiting Service
Oldest West Virginian Mary Shaver Dies at 105
Mary Elizabeth Shaver, 105, Braxton County resident and widow of H Z Shaver, died after a weeklong illness. She was renowned as the county’s “Kind Old Lady” and began housekeeping at the family farm near Exchange in 1860, with daughter Mae Westfall having lived with her. The piece closes with a note about the Great Smoky Mountains’ blue haze.
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Associated Press
Sutton
Mary Elizabeth Shaver
West Virginia
Braxton County
H. Z. Shaver
Shaver
Mae Westfall
Exchange
Radio Program Schedule for Thursday June 18
Radio listings show a dense 1930s schedule with multiple networks and time slots from 5:45 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Includes programs such as Three Suns Trio Captain Midnight Indiana Indigo Beverly Mahr Lum and Abner Fanny Brice World War broadcasts Glenn Miller Amos and Andy and Bing Crosby with various orchestras and serials.
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Nbe
Cbs
Mbs
Cbs Basic
Chicago
Indiana Indigo
Chicago Dance Music Orchestra
Ebs
Beverly Mahr
Nbec Lum
Abner
Pine Ridge
Vera Barton
Jack Armstrong
Bill Stern
Nhe
Lowell Thomason
Blu
Basic
the Cadets
Biu-West War
Mbs-West
Fred Waring
Nbc-East
Epasy Aces
Biu Amos
Andy
Cbs-Basic
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbc
Mr. Keen
Glenn Miller
Johnson Family
al Pearce
Nbt-East
Jayne Cozzens
Nbc-West
Earl Wrightson
Maudie
Dixie
Cbs Dixie
Arthur Hale
Kaltenborn
Jack Stevens
Fanny Brice
Morgan
Joe Rines
Dbs
Henry Aldrich
Family
Nbe Sur Les Boulevards
Raymond Scott
Raymond Clapper
Elmer Davis
Bing Crosby
Major Bowes
Gabriel Healter
Mbs-Basic
Mexico
E. G. Robinson
Belfry
Raymond G. Swing
Dancing Music Orchestra
Rosemary—nice Perene Beatty
Victory
World News Broadcasting
Britain
Camp Hostess Mary Lee Browns Romantic Dilemma at Riggs
Mary Lee Brown refuses marriage to wealthy Jake Forester to seek achievement. She becomes a camp hostess where she falls for Red Hamil, a pilot with a troubled past. Major Clark orders Red away, a note triggers doubt, and Mary Lee wrestles with love, loyalty, and danger as a dramatic visitor arrives to surprise Red.
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Mary Lee Brown
Jake Forrester
Red Hamil
Miss Foster
Sandy Rawson
O Red
Clark
Mary
Red
Mary Lee
Mary Brown
Sandy
Serg
Aggie
Libya
Hong Kong
Dutch East Indies
Division
San Antonio
Smart
Governor weighs delay in Odell Waller’s execution
Governor Darden conferred with Odell Waller’s attorney amid signals a further reprieve may be granted to stay the electrocution set for tomorrow morning. Finerty sought stay from Chief Justice Stone. a commutation hearing is planned as Waller, a Pittsylvania County sharecropper, awaits fate. The Fourth Circuit denied a certiorari petition as petitions and letters press clemency from Roosevelt and others.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Darden
John T. Finerty
Odell Waller
Finerty
United States
Harlan F. Stone
Hot Springs
Waller
Welfare
Oscar Davis
Pittsylvania
United States Court of Appeals
Fourth Circuit
Roosevelt
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