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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1946

Page

6

Red Cross Aid To Ashford General Hospital Year In Review

The Ashford General Hospital Red Cross camp and hospital committee reports extensive support from January 1945 through the past year. Just one month’s gifts include bags cups combs books and hospital supplies while three months April to June saw Easter cards tray favors cookies and nursing quarters funds among dozens of items. More than 30 organizations formed the committee providing morale boosting services and equipment to patients and staff during rehabilitation efforts.

Red Cross Camp Ashford General Hospital Camp and Hospital Committee Camp and Hospital Council West Virginia Red Cross Greenbrier Hospital Business and Profession Woman's Club First Christian Church American Legion Auxiliary Girl Scouts Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Beckley Sisterhood Lions Club Pythian Sisters Raleigh Order of Eastern Star Bethlehem Navy Mother’s Club Azalea Garden Club Junior Red Cross Catholic Daughters of America United Daughters of the Confederacy Beckley’ Woman’s Club Woman’s Society of Christian Service Maid’s and Matron’s Social Study Woman's Improvement League Daughter’s of the American Revolution Junior Woman

General Kepner to Speak at Kokomo High Graduation

Maj. Gen. William E. Kepner will deliver the commencement address at his own Kokomo high school graduation. The 30 year veteran joins 27 veterans receiving diplomas on March 28 in a special ceremony announced by Principal C. E. Hinshaw. The general is a member of the joint Army Navy Marine board preparing atomic bomb tests in the Pacific in May.

Associated Press Kokomo, Inc William E. Kepner Kepner Joint Army-Navy - Marine Board Pacific Kokomo High School Marines C. E. Hinshaw

Veterans at Fort Meade Discharge 33 Beckley Area Soldiers

Thirty three veterans from Beckley area discharged from the army at Fort Meade Maryland according to fort public relations releases. Names include Pfc Frankie Lively Pfc Robert E Tucker Cpl Ernest C Harris T D Westfall Ottie Sweeney Elmer L Herndon Arlie E Taylor Paul E Solaski Lee R Hess Robert R Thompson James H McGuire Charles W Shields Howard L Ford Lewis F Tyree Rufus V Pruitt Oscar Bishop Charles F Fink Clarence M Orlander Buford L Jones Stephen A Czika Carson Billy M Carson Harold L Toler Roy A Thompson Roy B Doss Hobart J Price Earl H Williams Fred O Smalls Vincent McKenzie Mike J Kozma Aven C Whitt Herndon Walter C Gray Brown L Keener Maurice G Oakley among others.

Beckley Fort George G. Meade Frankie Lively Dorothy Robert E. Tucker Pax Ernest C. Harris Shady Spring Tyward D. Westfall Homing Falls Ottie E. Sweeney Elmer L. Herndon Fayetteville Arlie E. Taylor Helen Paul E. Solaski Lee R. Hess Ghent Robert R. Thompson Bellepoint James H. McGuire Victor Charles W. Shields Richmond Howard L. Ford Oak Hill Lewis F. Tyree Rufus V. Pruitt Oscar Bishop Edwight Charles F. Fink Montgomery Clarence M. Orlander Crumpler Buford L. Jones Richwood Stephen A. Czikora Harvey Billy M. Carson Harold L. Toler Anjean Roy A. Thompson Ameagle Roy B. Doss Glen Morgan Hobart J. Price Meadow Creek Earl H. Williams Sprague Fred O. Smalls Hilltop Vincent McKenzie Quinwood Mike J. Kozma Aven C. Whitt Herndon Walter C. Gray McAlpin Brown L. Keener Birch River Maurice G. Oakley Montcoal

Revenue Office Opens Night Hours At Beckley

The Beckley Internal Revenue office in the post office basement will stay open tonight 7 to 9 and Friday 7 to 12 midnight to help taxpayers with late returns. Regular hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday is the filing deadline.

Beckley Internal Revenue Office Post Office

Four Beckley youths enlist in the Navy

Beckley area youths have volunteered for enlistment in the navy. The four named are William G. Conner of Beckley, James F. E. Durham of Odd, Richard P. Conklin of Glen Morgan, and Claude Wynn of Arnett, announced by Lt. Com. J. M. Tully, state navy recruiting officer.

Beckley Area Navy Com J. M. Tully William G. Conner Beckley James FE. Durham Odd Richard P. Conklin Glen Morgan Claude Wynn Arnett

Negro Baby Clinic Scheduled Next Week

A well-baby clinic for children six months to six years will run from 10 a m to 12 noon next Wednesday at the Raleigh county health department. Dr C A Smith will supervise the clinic sponsored by the Women s Club.

Raleigh County Health Department C. A. Smith Woman’s Club

Verdict awards $8 500 to Mes Stout in refinery blast suit

A jury awarded Mrs. Marie Stout of Arnett $8,500 in the $30,000 damage suit against Elk Refining for injuries from an explosion at the Lewis Terminal on October 17. Co-defendant T R Carney was absolved. Elk’s attorneys moved to set aside the verdict as testimony questioned whether Stout’s daughter struck a match.

Marie Stout Arnett Elk Refining Company Lewis Terminal T. R. Carney Stout

Transcript Ordered In Roberts Case Proceeding

Deputy circuit clerk Thomas E. Jones is to prepare a transcript of the State of West Virginia versus William Thomas Roberts for the United States District Court in Bluefield. The transcript may be used for Williams Thomas Roberts versus the Berkeley Newspapers Corporation, now pending. Docket date is March 21.

Thomas E. Jones Ben H. Ashworth State of West Virginia William Thomas Roberts United States District Court Bluefield Beckley Newspapers Corporation

Fisherman's Dividend in Cod Throat Mystery

Portland Maine report notes Ernest Ross, a small boat fisherman, earned 355 dollars and 10 cents for 4100 pounds of mixed fish. The extra ten cents was found in a cod’s throat prompting wonder about the anomalous dime.

Portland Ernest Ross

Girls Cost More In Some Parts Of West Virginia

Washington wage conference on soft coal industry reveals birth costs differ by gender in West Virginia. A company doctor for West Virginia Coal and Coke charges 25 for boy deliveries and 30 for girl deliveries. Paul K Reed, a UMW research committee technician, notes the discrepancy and questions why.

West Virginia Associated Press Washington Paul K. Reed U.M.W West Virginia Coal and Coke Company Reed

Two County Men Discharged By Navy at Bainbridge Center

Two county men have been discharged from the navy at the Bainbridge Maryland Separation Center. Discharged are Malcolm Pickus of 528 Woodlawn Ave Beckley and Henry Wilson Dickerson of East Gulf.

Navy Bainbridge, Md Public Malcolm Pickus Woodlawn Ave Beckley Henry Wilson Dickerson East Gulf

County Soil Not Depleted By War

Kelly Farmer, chairman of the Raleigh County AAA, says soil practices and the AAA program kept farms in excellent shape during the war. Since 1936 the program supplied lime, super phosphate, and covered crops, with many requests exceeding supply as war demands rose.

Agricultural Adjustment Agency Raleigh County Kelly Farmer County Aaa Committee

Rahalls Get Permit For Radio Station At Norristown

Rahall Broadcasting Co of Beckley has been granted FCC authorization to operate a standard radio station at Norristown Pennsylvania on 1110 kilocycles with 500 watts. Directors Joe Rahall Sam Rahall Farris Rahall and Deem Rahall pursue AM and FM permits in Allentown and Norristown. Farris Rahall will depart to set up the new Norristown facility, with operations to start in about 90 to 100 days.

Federal Communications Commission Norristown Rahall Broadcasting Co Farris Rahall Beckley Joe Rahall Sam Rahall Deem Rahall Rahal Broadcasting Company Allentown

Lime and phosphate price relief discussed by farmer

A farmer noted the 1900s era levy required $1.10 per ton for lime and 25 cents per bag for phosphate. He added that this year lime costs farmers $1.02 per ton, signaling a price drop.

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