Summers Board Names McClung Successor Talks Unnamed
HINTON The Summers county board of education released teacher placements after a Friday meeting. McClung resigns as athletic coach at Hinton High School effective May 27. Several applications for the coach position were received. Board authorized construction work on River View school grounds and announced new reading and band directors.
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Hinton
County Board of Education
E. H.mickey McClung
Hinton High Schonl
McClung
Cyrus Work Mann
Lorna Doone Holt
Irene McGraw
Ernestine Meadows
Curtis Burdette
Hettie Belle Gwinn
Clarence M. Withers
Martha Catherine Alderson
A. E. Allen
Naomi Anderson
Clara Burton
Marele Callahan
Blanche Carden Callahan
Nellie Irene Cundiff
Christine Cameron
Kathryn Garvey
Ada William Goff
Nell Neel Graham
Edward Harris
Eveline Brown Holrody
Lois
John H. Robinson
E. G. Crawford
Joseph Nickerson
Frances Williams
Avis
Addie Gooch
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Katherine Gunnoe
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Hallie Cobb
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Opal Neely
Mildred Murrell
Nina Harrison
Elvan Miller
Lincoln
Alfreda Pierce- Laws
Emma Smithers
Gertie Anderson
Riverview
Mae Dodd
Cynthia Ann Fedeking
Lillie Zickafonse
Forest
Hill District
Cleveland
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Birchfield
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Ida Leftwick Richmond
Ellison
Florra Cole
Fall Rock
Edith Bunroughs
George Meadow
W. V. Akers
Gilpin
Alderson Couple Observes Golden Wedding Anniversary
Alderson marks the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. McNeer. A family dinner at General Lewis Hotel in Lewisburg honored the couple with guests including S. S. McNeer, F. H. McNeer, and R. P. Beard all of Huntington and other relatives from Alderson Union Princeton and St. Petersburg Florida.
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Alderson
E. S. MecNeer
E. S. McNeer
Huntington
General Lewis Hotel
Lewisburg
BE. S McNeer
S. S. McNeer
F. H. McNeer
R. P. Beard
J. B. McNeer
Dick Beard, Jr
Jean McNeer Hundley
Gregory McNeer
Ted Hundley
St. Petersburg
Florida
Peace Springs Sailor Killed in Pacific Action
Seaman First Class Russell Perry Jr of Peace Springs was killed in the Pacific, aged about 22, one of five Perry brothers serving in the armed forces. Born in Peace Springs, he resided with aunt Mrs Elmer Taylor in Alderson, and his death is described as in the performance of duty.
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Hinton
Russell Perry, Jr
Russell Perry
Peace Springs
Pacific
Navy Department
Perry
Naval Service
Army
Elmer Taylor
Alderson
William F. Perry
Navy
Sam Perry
Herbert M. Perry
Theodore B. Perry
Summers County
Stokes Installed Hin ton Rotary President at Install Night
Dr J W Stokes was installed as president of the Hin ton Rotary club at the annual installation and ladies night program He succeeds Homer C Ellison who led the club last year Officials installed included T J F James vice president Wesley Moore secretary reelected cand RR LL Maddy sergeant at arms New directors are H C Filson A H Clarke William Messer and F P L L Maddy The program featured talks by past presidents and two violin solos by B S Hulme with piano by Mrs R F E McDaniel
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Register
Hinton
J. W. Stokes
A. H. Clarke
William Messer
FP. l L. Maddy
Club
B. S. Hulme
R. FE. McDaniel
Twelve Monroe Men at College
College statistics from Concord college show 369 students enrolled for the summer term, with 330 women and 39 men. Of the men 12 are from Monroe county, per Registrar S. L. McGraw.
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Alderson
S. L. McGraw
Concord College
Monros County
Wood Installed As Lodge Head at Hinton No. 62
Wood was installed as worshipful master of Hinton Masonic lodge No. 62, A. F. M., at the regular meeting in the Masonic Temple. Officers pinned in were H. S. Talman senior warden Ray Sawyers junior warden S. R. Me Lean treasurer Henry Manch secretary F. F. Riar senior deacon C. O. Bartron junior deacon C. S. Gay filery Ray Maythe and F. L. Minichan stewards. Installation led by Henry Manch and H. C. Ballengee. A gold engraved leather bound administration book was presented to Woods by Homer Thrall for U. S. and Bluestone engineers.
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Hinton
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Masonic Temple
H. S. Talman
Ray Sawyers
S. R. Me~ Lean
Henry Manch
F. F. Riar
C. O. Bartron
C. S. Gay
Dodd Purchases Humphrey Farm in Greenbrier County
Alderson native R R Dodd Greenbrier county director of public assistance has bought Henry Humphrey's farm a 130 acre property between Caldwell and Organ Cave The Dodds plan to move into the new home soon and Dodd is a former D P A director in Monroe County and longtime Union resident before moving to Lewisburg
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R. R. Dodd
Greenbrier
Henry Humphrey
Caldwell
Organ Cave
Dodd
Dod
Summers County
Monroe
D.P.A
Monroe County
Union
Lewisburg
4-H Leader Camp Attendees Named at Jackson's Mill
Alder son Elva Wallace of Pickaway and Monroe County 4-H agent Mr McDowell Harris attend the leaders and agents conference at Jacksons Mill Webster County. The council trains workers for county camps and limits delegates per county. All state camps at Jacksons Mill are eliminated this year as aviation cadets occupy the site. The conference opens Thursday and runs through next Wednesday with a limited number of delegates.
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Alderson
Elva Wallace
Pickaway
McDowell Harris
Monroe County
Jackson's Mill
Webster County
Nop
Jackson's
Morlunda San Domino Bull Sells for 10000 at Greenbrier
The record price for a pure bred bull cast of the Ohio river in 25 years was broken last week as Morlunda San Domino from Morlunda Farms Greenbrier county sold to RE B Yancey of Wilmington Delaware for 10000. Yancey, chief of the high explosive division of DuPont Powder Co., came to negotiate foundation stock for his Dogwood Hill Farm in Harrisonburg Virginia. The bull traces to Lorena's Domino and Blanco Letson by Don Blanchard ath.
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Virginia
F.il duPoint de Nemours Powder Company
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Greenbrier Valley
Lorena
White Sulphur man missing in action in North Africa
The War Department reports Staff Sgt. Stanley P. Guyer, son of Grover C. Guyer of White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, is missing in action in the North African area. Also noted: Lawson C. Campbell of Alderson has moved to Fort Wayne, Indiana with his son and wife after disposing of property.
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Washington
War Department
Stanley P. Guyer
Grover C. Guyer
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Indiana
Alderson
Lawson C. Campbell
Horner Campbell
Fort Wayne
Coal Labor Act Test Fears Picketing Amid Work Stoppage
The coal dispute tests the war plant and mine labor ban as authorities anticipate enforcement by the justice department. About half of the 321,000 miners continue working while some pickets appear in Pennsylvania mines. Presidents Green and Murray pledges against strikes cite Congress haste and warn of disrupted operations under the act.
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Roosevelt
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Senate votes to end subsidy rollbacks on staple foods
The Senate moved to eliminate rollback subsidies for meat butter and coffee and to block future similar programs unless Congress approves. An Aiken amendment would end subsidies on those items while allowing continued aid for canning crops and potatoes among others, with authority shifts and ongoing supports for wartime transport and farm production.
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Congress
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Aiken
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Miners Rally to Press Wage Demands Across West Virginia
Blizzard leads planned mass meetings as miners press wage demands despite Congress anti strike bill. In Northern West Virginia six small unions closed. production overall rose to a postwar peak as operations reopen. Rallies across Logan, Smithers, Whitesville, Williamson, Ranson, and War Eagle urge workers to stay on the job for the war effort while challenging the veto.
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Gus Allison
War Eagle
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Union
Charleston
Night Allied raid devastates Ruhr core plants
Air ministry reports bombs hit hangars and dispersal pens as fighters faced considerable anti aircraft fire. British and American bombers struck Abbeville and Ruhr targets, with 30,000 tons of explosives and nearly 100 German fighters downed in recent daylight raids.
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Boston
Abbeville
Ruhr
Rachura
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Coal mine walkouts spread as states report lower returns
Estimates from coal producing states show production well below normal as new walkouts erupt in Pennsylvania and other regions. In Kentucky 21 500 miners returned, totaling 43 000 of 60 000. Eastern Pennsylvania miners reject orders, with about 7 600 hard coal workers and 4 200 soft coal workers idling amid picketing. West Virginia sees reduced idleness as closures ease.
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Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
USMLW
West Virginia
Murray Blames Absentees In The Congress
The CIO leader Philip Murray accuses absentee members of conspiring to override President Roosevelt’s veto on the war labor disputes act. He warns the action will fuel public resentment and prompt repeal, calling it a democratic setback equating to a military defeat.
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Washington
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Roosevelt
Congress
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