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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1943

Page

5

Plan to create civilian supply administrator sparks Washington clash

Senate Banking Committee tests a bill to appoint a civilian supply administrator to determine manpower and material needs for the home front. Advocates push for unified policy. opponents include McNutt Wickard and Byrnes aides weigh in as Byrnes favors consolidating authority to erase overlaps among agencies.

Associated Press Washington Maloney D.-Conn Paul V. McNutt Agriculture Wickard

Fire Rages at Logan Macbeth Mine in Hutchinson Coal Co

A blaze rages deep inside the Macbeth mine on Rum Creek near Logan forcing sealing by state inspectors and company crews. Seventy five men were inside but escaped injury. The mine had two prior fatal explosions in 1936 and 1937.

Associated Press Logan Macbeth Hutchinson Coal Company Rum Creek State Mines Department

Restaurants Are Rationed Too

Washington AP reports that restaurants and other eating places will be limited to 75 percent or less of their December meat butter cheese and similar product usage under the new point rationing program. OPA will use two methods to set restaurant rations, choosing the smaller total whether by reducing by 7 percent of December patrons or by cutting 25 percent of the point value of products. Individual portions remain unrestricted for now, though possible limits are under review by the agriculture department.

Associated Press Washington Office of Price Administration O.P.A Agriculture Department

Luther Carper Dies At Grandview Funeral Services Pending

Luther Carper 76 died at his Grandview home after months of illness. Funeral services awaited arrival of his youngest son Royal from Philadelphia. He is survived by his widow Tansie and six more children, two sisters, 24 grandchildren, and 15 great grandchildren. The article also notes oil imports in 1940 totaling 138 million pounds with sources including Spain Greece Italy and Portugal.

Luther Carper Grandview Royal Carper Philadelphia Tansie Carper Dora Miles Ike Gilkersop Nile Calloway East Beckley Wanda Carper Elmer Carper Fannie Haney Bettie Stewart Charleston Sain Greece Italy Portugal

House Group Seeks To Curb Labor Interference

Washington committee opened hearings on manpower policy with a bill by Rep. Smith to bar foremen from joining unions in war plants and to prevent exclusive bargaining by foremen. GM President C. E. Wilson urged action to block foremen unions, saying they threaten discipline. Senate probe urged LAB and CIO to curb jurisdictional raids during war. The panel aims to stop rival unions from organizing in plants under contract.

Associated Press Washington House Military Affairs Committee Rep Smith D.-Va May D.-Ky Detroit C. E. Wilson General Motors Corporation General Motors Foremen’s Association of America Congress of Industrial Organizations Campaigns For Man D.-Mo

Old Time Minstrel Show at Oak Hill High

Minstrel event set for tomorrow at 8 15 p m in Oak Hill high school auditorium Fayette and Raleigh Red Cross chapters share proceeds Uniformed men admitted free Cast of 49 includes Clarence Meadows W H McGinnis Jr Buck Ross and others A 15 minute musical program precedes with performances by Maroney Hope Hutchenson Labovitz and the Davenport Sisters

Oak Hill High School Fayette Raleigh Red Keaton Mildred Wood J. Wood H. M. Maroney Mr. Hope Betty Hutchenson Sid Labovitz Oak Hill Lion’s Club Davenport Sisters Henry Fortune

Holt Attacks Camp Officials in Charleston

Delegate Rush D Holt chairing a 1943 investigations committee said that in 1942 employees at Camp Fairchance a department of public assistance for children were paid more in salaries and wages than the amount spent on food clothing and personal supplies. He called it amazing and noted the committee would finish its report after the legislature adjourned. The piece also mentions 1941 Canadian census records photographed on film like V mail.

Associated Press Charleston Rush D. Holt D-Lewis Camp Fairchance Holt Department of Public Assistance

West Virginia Officials Study 1943 Unemployment Law Changes

Charleston officials and labor agencies from 13 southern West Virginia offices discussed proposed changes to the unemployment compensation law and war manager commission labor regulations during a three day conference. The article notes a record torpedo hit of 8,000 yards by a German submarine in 1917 on the U S destroyer Jacob Jones.

Associated Press Charleston War Manager Commission West Virginia U. S. Employment Service Unemployment Compensation Division U. S Jacob Jones

Baltimore Faces Headache From 48-Hour Work Week

Baltimore struggles with the 48-hour work week deadline as war plants already meet the rule and employers grapple with costs. Maryland War Manpower Commission officials praise cooperation while exemptions flood in from over 10,000 firms. The measure aims to ease labor shortages and boost the war effort ahead of April 1.

Associated Press Baltimore Maryland War Manpower Commission W.M.C Lawrence B. Fenneman Maryland

Fenneman Says Problems Are Being Handled Practically

The article notes many employers face complex issues and claim they are tackling them in a practical, common sense manner. It adds that so far no threats have been necessary, with Fenneman placing the matter in context as the report continues on page 5.

Fenneman

Pontiac Wartime Driving Tips For Engine Care

Pontiac engineers urge motorists to adjust maintenance during wartime. Shorter trips with cold engines increase condensation, so oil changes should be more frequent than the prewar standard of 2,000 to 3,000 miles.

Pontiac

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