Bennett一家五子参军亲历二战
Lewisburg的W R Bennett夫人是五个在军政前线服役的儿子的母亲。儿子们年龄18至28岁，分别在美军陆海空三军服役，分布在埃及、密西西比、纽约、马里兰等地，另有两名已婚并育有子女。婆婆生于Alderson，母家是Reed家族。
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1943
Page
7
Markets Rally On Prospects Of Higher Corn Ceilings
Chicago trading shows corn futures rising to 14 year highs amid expectations of government action to raise price ceilings. Rye and wheat also gain while oats lag. Cash grain quotes list corn No 4 yellow 1.01 No 5 98-1.00 ½, oats 64 ½, soybeans 1.69 ¼. Pittsburgh reports steady apple prices and firm potatoes, while Baltimore notes mixed cattle bidding with higher slaughter steers and steady cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
O.P.A
Fingerprint Library Reaches 200000 Prints In State Files
Charleston reports the state public safety fingerprint library now holds 200000 prints with 164776 in criminal IDs and 36515 non criminal records. In the year ending June 30 1942 over 43000 prints were added by state police and 7757 were searched for war and navy establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
Department of Public Safety
Lbrary
War and Navy
Negro Activities Hour Postponed and Local Notices
The Pointer funeral hour moved from 2:00 to 2:30 today due to Pastor Rev. C. M. Ellis. Services will be at Community church Sprague with Rev. H. C. Craig assisting. The Kalie beauty parlor has moved to the owner's home on South Fayette street. Various community notices follow including Jubilee programs, sermons, missionary society reports, and church events across Minden and Cranberry areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointer
C. M. Ellis
Sprague
H. C. Craig
Kalie
New Pioneer
South Fayette
Summerlee
Glen
J. W., Goins
Jubilee Gospel Singers
Elsie Neighbors
Oh Na Workers Club
Hawkins
Ty. A. Arthur
Coger
Mount Hope
Greentown
Carrie Marion
Adam Merchant
Frances Drumpoole
James Jordan
Arsie Bell
Alsie Woody
S. H. Smith
Henry Bell
Women's Missionary Society
Eva Burrell
Catherine
W. A. Tressenwriter
East Park
Annetta Drake
John Drake
Ames
Wright
East Beckley
Jean Valerie
Flauzeell Calhoun
Garten
Ladies Aid Society of
the Mount Zion
Baptist Church
Miss Davis
Craige Williams
Bertha Lenoir
Leonawartsod
J. M
Beckley Hospital Visitor Report
A patient at Beckley hospital received a visit from Thomas Carter of Fayetteville who called on Mr. and Mrs. Willie Spencer Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Hospital
Thomas Carter
Fayetteville
Willie Spencer
Consumers urged to watch wage talks in coal industry
Washington Consumers of soft coal were urged by the United States Bituminous Coal Consumers' counsel to study each step in the wage negotiations between the United Mine Workers and operators which begin in New York on March 10. Luther Hart said consumers should weigh each proposal by its effect on supply and price and hope the talks finish quickly without disrupting production plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
United Mine Workers
New York
Luther Hart
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Hog and Lamb Trends
Weighty calves 12.00-15.00 hogs 800 pounds, butchers and sows steady with top 1.25. Week-over-week gains 120-180 lbs up 25 cents. 180-300 pounds up 35 cents. Sheep bids steady with fat lambs and ewes at 17.75 top, good lambs 17.25-17.78, mediums 14.75-10.75, culled sheep 4.00-7.00, slaughter ewes 9.00, mediums 8.00-8.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
U.S.C
Women Reservists May Now Marry Within Service
Navy announces women reservists in the navy marine corps and coast guard may marry men in their own branches after completing training. Previously they had to resign upon marrying men in the same service, and rules still bar those wives from joining the same branch as their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Coal Bureau To Be Moved To New York City
The Upper Monongahela Valley association coal bureau in Fairmont will relocate to New York City on March 13. Tobey the managing director said travel difficulties and a postwar shift to east based markets, consulting engineers and equipment makers necessitate the move. Some activities will remain in Fairmont, but main operations will run from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Only Two Types Are Poisonous
Charleston reports that 19 snake species inhabit West Virginia, but only two, the rattlesnake and copperhead, are venomous. Prof Green, curator of herpetological collections at the West Virginia Biological Survey and Marshall College biology professor, notes most snakes are harmless and play a role in balancing game populations. He warns against indiscriminate control and urges careful judgement by sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
West Virginia
N. Baynard Green
West Virginia Biological Survey
Marshall College
Professor Green
Green
Cireen
Improves Her Own Vacuum Bottle
Miss Lavette Farrey of Jefferson County Red Cross canteen improvised a portable five gallon cream can insulated with rock wool and steel wool. The compact unit, hidden in a larger refuse can, has been tested successfully in several classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charles Town
Lavette Farrey
Jefferson County
Red Cross
Doctors To Study New Developments In War Medicine
In Pittsburgh on May 10 a conference will explain new military and civilian medical and hospital service developments to Pennsylvania and West Virginia medical professionals and hospital representatives. The event is part of a war session series by the American College of Surgeons in cooperation with state and federal medical groups. Topics include endemic and epidemic diseases and tropical diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
American College of Surgeons
Johnson the heavyweight star turns to salves in new business
Los Angeles report profiles Jack Arthur Johnson once heavyweight champion now entering a medicines venture selling salves and liniments. He recalls past rivals and profits, noting he holds about 280 pounds yet remains in good shape. He predicts a new champion will rise amid wartime changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John Arthur Johnson
Jack
Loft
Sam Langford
Joe Louis
Joe
Bob Fitz
Simmons
Louis
Hitler
France
A Man Got Hit By A Train
New York report of Queens Plaza subway disaster chaos as a man is struck by a train between platforms. Passengers react with confusion and emergency crews respond with police and medical teams. Trains resume as witnesses describe the scene and officials clear the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subway
Ely
Medical Education and Postgraduate Training in Health Service
The article outlines cases in medical service within industry and discusses medical and surgical practice plus supplementary postgraduate education for medical officers and civilian doctors to improve healthcare delivery and professional development.
Man Struck by Train Sparks New York City Realities
A resident recalls a life changing moment after witnessing a man struck by a train in a bustling New York area. The event shifts perspective on danger and normalcy in the big town.
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