Raleigh Register Evening and Sunday Morning Publication Note
The Raleigh Register announces evenings editions on Saturdays and Sunday mornings. Published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation. The Associated Press news dispatches receive exclusive use rights. Subscription rates issued for Beckley West Virginia and surrounding areas. May 30 1943.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
W Va
Hinton
W. Va
Randolph Norton
Associated Press
Focal News
Tow
Beckte
West Virednia
China aid urged to curb Japanese invasion and win war
The piece argues for continued U S support to China as essential to defeating Japan, noting Chiang Kai-shek's pleas, the danger of appeasers, and the need to ship weapons and supplies through allied efforts. It condemns domestic distractions and stresses Chinese resistance as pivotal to securing victory in the Pacific.
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Japan
China
The
Register
Chiang Kai-Shek
Madam Chiang
Europe
America
Chiang
Chungking
United States
Britain
Russia
North Pacific
South Pacific
Tokyo
Nobody Owns It In Williamson A Democratic Party Row
A group of Mingo county politicians claimed to decide party membership and expelled Hymn or Hy. G. Clark from the Democratic party. They branded others to be in or out and held a secret meeting to pass a resolution dismissing Clark and revoking party rights, a move criticized by the Williamson Daily News.
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Clark
Democratic Party
Mingo
Mingo County
Mingo Democrats
Lough
Williamson
Wendell Willkie
Slingo County
Democratic Williamson Daily News
Mingo Democratic
Rdilor Hy. G. Clark
Ahallie
Allies Conduct Broad War Experiments Across Europe Last Week
The article frames Allied air raids on France Germany and Italy as broad experiments to hasten defeat of the Axis. It notes mass bombing softening German defenses, nerve warfare in Italy, and warnings from Churchill and Eden. Allied leaflets and plans hint an invasion of Italy and possibly the Axis homeland, with Eisenhower’s Africa shunt cited as readiness for action.
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Germany
Haly
U.S
France
Harry
Italy
Winston Churchill
Washington
Aled Strategy Council
Anthony Eden
Portsmouth
Mary
Hiller
Hiller Predicts 43 As Year Of Wind's End
The speaker asserts 43 will mark the cessation of a long period of strong winds, naming Hiller as the source of the forecast. The remark frames 43 as a turning point in weather patterns discussed in the clipping.
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Hiller
Influence of company on Mussolini’s image
The text notes that Mussolini’s reputation shifted depending on his companions, alleging his character worsened as he associated with disreputable youths. The wording reflects a sensational, era-specific tone without asserting verifiable facts.
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Mussolini
Toward a Raleigh County Airport Opens on Future Roads
A columnist recalls a 13 hour 250 mile bus ride from Beckley to Charlotte and argues for faster transport via air. He notes time saved, costs, and the need for local aviation, predicting a Raleigh County airport will create jobs and opportunities for returning service members and civilians alike.
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Army
Navy
Raleigh County
Eisenhower says allied armies ready for further task
General Eisenhower told a North Africa radio audience that American British and French forces are prepared to continue the fight until the last Axis army is driven from Tunisia. He praised allied unity, morale, and the seasoned British Eighth Army along with American Second Corps and French forces, calling them formidable and well coordinated.
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Associated” Press
North Africa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
Italy
Japan
Lunisia
Europe
Hisenhower
Bri First
Sevond
Eighth Army
Tunisia
Kids follow fire trucks in Clarksburg treasure grab
In Clarksburg, children chasing a 3 PM fire truck line found a blazing waste pipe with coins spilling out. Firefighters removed the pipe and pennies dimes and quarters rained down as kids rushed to collect the treasure from pockets of clothing cleaned at the plant.
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Associated Press
Clarksburg
Boy Ships Dog to Train for War Duty
A nine year old boy from Charleston loses his best friend, his pit bull Buster. Billy Morris Jr takes his dog to Orange Virginia to be trained for war duty after reading about the army's use of dogs.
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Associated Press
Charleston
William Morris, Jr
Callie Buster
Pit
Buster
Billy
Orange
Men O War In the News
With thousands of Raleigh countions in military service The Register highlights promotions and war news. James Dutton promoted to corporal at Camp Beale California after private first class rank. Roy K Massie promoted to private first class in Norfolk Virginia Marine guard duty. Daniel D Holliday promoted from captain to major in Panama Canal Zone. local men reach North Africa North Africa arrival and letters home detail sergeant Comer and Private McCutcheon moves. James Adams writes from New Guinea about overseas service and morale 15 months abroad.
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Raleigh
Register
James Dutton
Joe Dutton
Beckley
Camp Beale
California
Roy K K. Massie
A. C. Massie
Sprague
United States Marine Corps
Norfolk Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Virginia
Marine Corps
Parris Island
South Carolina
New River
North Carolina
Marines
Massie
New River Company
Daniel Duvall Holliday
Nettie M. Holliday
United States Army
Holliday
National Guard
Panama Canal Zone
Louise Holliday
Freddie
Neville Street
North Africa
Harry E. Comer
Harless Apartments
Sergeant Comer
W. A. Comer
Temple Street
Comer
Chicago
Ilinois
Fort Jackson
Woodrow Wilson High School
Burleson Motor Company
Mabel McCutcheon
Elkton
Maryland
McCutcheon
R. B. McCutcheon
Fayetteville
Melba White
Wharton
Triumph Fixplosives Corporation
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Camp Blanding
Florida
Camp Edwards
Massachusetts
New Guinea
James Adams
R. A. Adams
Stolesbury
Tam
Johnnie Sloboda
Julius Choka
Rita Ralston Returns to Taylor Publishing Office
Rita Ralston revisits Taylor Publishing, greeting former colleagues. Boss Mr King offers her a job as private secretary, while author Carlos Edward White pressingly demands a secretary. Rita teases, contemplating a Carmel move. To be continued.
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Rita
Taylor Publishing Company
Miss Ralston
John
Rita Ralston
Honey
Ralston
Katy
Mr. King
Kings Office
Tam
King
Carlos Edward White
Halsey
Taylor Publishing
van Dyke
Carlos
Carmel
Soldiers in World War II United in Service Tales
Private Adams and Johnnie Sloboda joined the army together in October 1941 and have spent eight months in New Guinea. Private Cavendish, stationed at Fort Ord, visits family before returning to duty. Ames Carlyle Harvey, 22, of Beckley now in New Smyrna Beach, promoted to top sergeant after training at Camp Claiborne and Breckinridge, with awards for sharpshooting and telegraphy.
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Sam
New Guinea
Mother
Adams
Johnnie Sloboda
Australia
Stolesbury
Virginia
Slab Fork
Eugene Adams
Mark Twain High School
Rivate
Sherrill M. Cavendish
Btry
57Th Field Artillery
Fort Ord
California
Vada Lilly
C. S. Cavendish
Beckley
Fayetteville
Sophia
Cavendish
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Camp , Butner
Ames Carlyle Harvey
R. C. Harvey
New Smyrna Beach
Florida
United States Army
Camp Claiborne
Louisiana
Camp Breckenridge
Kentucky
Camp Blanding
Woodrow Wilson High School
Sergeant Harvey
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Richmond
Cincinnati
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Corporal Dutton
Koppers Coal Company
Stotesbury
Roy F. Massie
Daniel D, Dolliday
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