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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1946

Page

8

CIO Chief Seeks U.S. Probe of Hoarded Goods

President Philip Murray of the CIO calls for a Commerce and Civilian Production Administration inquiry into a reported 37 billion dollar stockpile of finished and unfinished goods, non-durable items and carriages. He notes bottlenecks persist beyond strikes and cites cotton storage in churches as an example.

Associated Press Miami’ Beach Fla Philip Murray Congress of Industrial Organizations Brotherhood’ of Department of Commerce Civilian Production Administration DPA Murray CLO

Seven Coal River mines idle amid meat shortage protests

The Coal River field saw seven mines idling as miners, organized by District 17 of the United Mine Workers, protested a meat shortage. While New River and Winding Gulf fields ran, seven Coal River mines including Amesale, Red Dragon Line, Montevale Stickney, and Marfork mine faced stoppages. Union leaders said meetings would decide if workers return, with total local employment around 2,200 in idle mines.

Coal River District Becksley Area Gulf New River Charles Connor American Rolling Mills Company Coal River Evipce Princess Dorothy Coal Company Relia Ty S Amesale Amerleat Eagle Coal Company Red Dragon Blue 'Pennant Coal Company Montevale Stickney American ‘Rolling Mills Company Marfork Truanx-Traver Coal Company District 17 Unified Mine Workers Connor Montreal-Stickney George J. Tither

Scarcity of Soap Endangers Health

Charleston reports a soap shortage raising health fears as West Virginia miners strike. Dr. R L Smith warns soap lack threatens public health while surveys show 20 large stores out of stock. Soap supply 50 percent below normal, laundry demand rises and housewives improvise with home made soap using lye.

Charleston West Virginia R. L. Smith State Health Department Southern Chemical Company Kanawha

Japanese Generals Sentenced for Atrocities in Gotram Road Jail

Maj. Gen Misao Otsuka and Maj. Gen Minao Hidaka, along with three other Japanese officers, were sentenced to death today for crimes at Gotram Road jail. Five jail staff received life terms, while 29 others drew sentences from one to 18 years in prison.

Associated Press Singapore Misao Otsuka Minao Hidaka Pation Lismore Gotram Road

Support of Wife Ordered in Suit

Arlie Dee Lilly is ordered to pay Jewel Margaret Lilly $50 monthly support during the divorce suit in circuit court. He must also cover attorney fees of $5 and court costs of $31.50 arising from the action, as set by Judge Ben H. Ashworth in the circuit clerk's office.

Arlie Dee Lilly Jewel Margaret Lilly Ben H. Ashworth Ashworth

Youngsters Cause Mild City Scene On Kanawha Neville Streets

A woman comments that the city should place new trash cans where they belong as a two year old tags along with pennies in pocketed pants. Nearby two grade school boys chase a girl along Prince Street while one swings a home made cowboy style whip, drawing calm crowds and minor concern.

South Kanawha Youngster Mother Neville Prince Street

Youths Discover Pot of Gold In Alabama Backyard

Two Mobile youths dig up a jug of coins buried in a backyard. Edward G. Tigrer, 22, and Billy Sullivan, 20, unearth about 150 dollars in coins minted between 1807 and 1860. The property owner claims ownership. the youths say the coins may be worth far more to collectors.

Associated Press Edward G Tigrer Billy Sullivan

Engineers Name 3 Committees For West Virginia Chapter

Three temporary committees were named to operate until the Appalachian chapter of the West Virginia Society for Professional Engineers receives its charter. L. C. Gates and committee chairs outlined nominees due for submission at the November 12 meeting, with a December election. A called TB meeting with Rep. Hedrick and local physicians was scheduled to address delays in admitting tuberculosis patients.

Appalachian Chamter West Virginia Society For Professional Engineers L. C. Gates L. T. Pulman Raleigh Wyoming Mining Company E. H. Shriver Raleigh Coal and Coke Company A. S. Cappelliar Beckley Gates Putman P. C. Graney Gulf Mining Company Mt. Hope H. G. Houtz New River Company C. H. Graham Ferguson-Gates Engineering Company E. Mf. Des- Rochers New River Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Company James H. Barnel Imcalpin Coal Company McaAlpin Shriver Gales Legislative Cousitter John P. Bonner Beckley Cityttorney Hal M. Scott Winding Gulf Operators Association Andrew O'B Hogue C. R. Bourland Mit Hope R. L Davis Cappellari W. H. Carter Windin Gulf Collieries Paul W. Fiegley Beckley Paul R. Maxey Superitendent Montroal J. R. James Mallens J. P. Hindsley Gulf Co. Company Sto Osenson Department of Public Assistance Raleigh County Tuberculosis and Health Association E. H. Hedrick Hedrick Focal T. B J. M. Coram T. B. Association W. H. Foard C. E. Gwinn Pinecrest

Chamber of Commerce calls for Red Investigation

The United States Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to uncover Communist influence in labor and government. It alleged Communists operate through an international cominternment and should disclose membership and funding sources. Labor Secretary Schwellenbach confirmed FBI subversion charges against several department employees and ongoing inquiries.

Associated Press Washington United States Chamber of Commerce Congress Communist Party Chamber Treasury Labor Schwellenbach FBI Aainst Labor Department

Murray Invites Trainmen Into CIO Membership

Philip Murray formally invited the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen to join the CIO in Miami Beach Florida urging political action to curb rising living costs. He linked their union to a broader labor alliance amid wage earners unable to buy goods and referenced last May railroad strike and Truman’s anti strike bill.

Associated Press Miami Beach Fla Philip Murray Brotherhood of Railroad CIO Brotherhood Ago Murray Truman Congress Afl Whitney Whitney CIO Jor Afl AFL B. RK

Man Waives Hearing On Theft Charge

Bave Walton remains in Rateizah County jail after waiving preliminary hearing on a grand larceny charge. He was remanded for default of appearance bond. Walton is accused by city police of taking a diamond ring valued at 390 from Dr and Mrs Damel on Granville Avenue.

Bave Walton Rateizah County Duff Damel Granville Avenue

Powers Resist Dardanelles Grab Amid Greek Aid

Washington reports three powers United States Britain and Turkey present a united front against Russia over the Dardanelles while allowing talks on Soviet rights in the Straits. The State Department also announced a 25 million dollar credit to Greece for surplus army property overseas, aligning with discussions from the Greek civil war crisis.

Associated Press Washington United States Britain Turkey Russia Dardanelles State Department

Beckley Realtors To Attend 28th WV Real Estate Convention

Beckley real estate men plan to attend the two day 28th annual convention of the West Virginia Real Estate Association in Parkerburg starting tomorrow. Delegates include Lacy Trump C. F. Cons and R. L. Trump of Home Seekers Land Co and James Lilly local agent. They will discuss current demand for houses and hear state and national speakers.

Beckie West Virginia Real Estate Association Parkerburg Beesley Lacy Trump C. FL Cons R. L. Trump Homeseekers Land Company James Lilly Ruth Epnakers

Argentine beef rumor sparks talk of U S meat glut

The Associated Press reports a push to end price controls on beef with promises of ample supply soon. OPA Beef Industry Advisory Committee chair RR Gallaynie says cattle and calves are ready, while White House officials defer forecasts as talks continue. The government weighs Argentine beef as a tool to free homespun cattle.

Associated Press Washington RR. Gallaynie OPA White House Charles G. ‘Ross America

Youth Woman Held On Car Theft Charge

In Pittsburgh a 20 year old Clarksburg woman Marjorie Collins and a Pemberton youth Gilbert Bell are held in Raleigh County on an interstate auto theft case. Arrested at Killarney by State Police, they allegedly stole a 1941 car in Pittsburgh and picked up Bell on the road before being turned over to the FBI.

Pittsburgh Clarksburg Pemberton Prunytown Raleigh County Marjorie Collins Killarney Gilbert Bell Bell FBI

Forty Lobbyists Count in Washington

In Washington the tally shows 40 registered lobbyists since the August 2 law to register and be counted. Of the 40, only 10 have filed reports of their activities, with details to be continued in the linked story. Four lots in Marsh Fork were bought by Mr and Mrs Arlie Clay from Mr and Mrs John L Clare for about 1500, deeds recorded today.

Associated Press Washington Congress Marsh Fork Dist Arlie Clay Marsh ‘Fork John Lb. Clare

United States and Britain Press Free Danube Navigation

Paris reports the United States and Britain urged the Soviet Union to open the Danube to free commerce and to back a peace conference on easing East West barriers. Senator Van den Berg urged open Europe’s inland waterway as vital to Central Europe’s economic health and peace.

Associated Press Paris United States Britain Soviet Union Danube U. S Arthur H. Vandenberg

Comet Giacobini Zinner Lights Night Sky Meteors

The United States witnessed a spectacular meteor display as the Giacobini Zinner comet produced shooting stars across the sky. Radar and observers reported a peak around 10:49 p.m. EST with meteors appearing about 30 miles from Earth, though clouds limited viewing for many.

United States Giacobini-Zinner America Harvard Thelan Tre Trey Wagner Senlesinger Attey Planetariim Chicaca Fional Bureau of Standards Washington Earth

Power Shutdown Causes 2 Deaths

Power outage linked to the deaths of a police officer and a teenage boy in Pittsburgh. Investigators report the incident occurred after a power failure as emergency crews responded, with details still developing about the exact sequence and location of the fatalities.

Weather Report for Virginia District

The bulletin notes precipitation in Virginia with 6s. mm and river activity increasing near New River and Betiae. Forecast references a rough pattern and potential minor impacts on streams through the day.

Betiae Eet

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