Public works can rejuvenate West Virginia postwar economy
The piece argues the nation spends about eight billion dollars monthly on war with West Virginia receiving roughly one hundred million per month for three years. It says public works would create jobs, improve living standards, and add value to the state once wars end, urging the planning board to expand recommendations and the legislature to act.
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West Virginia
Lucky Lilly Receives High Honor for Burma Action
Mrs Cora Lilly learns her son Staff Sgt Willard Lilly and two fellow soldiers shared a Vmail letter with mothers in Texas and Wisconsin. Lilly earned the Distinguished Service Cross for singlehandedly advancing under fire near Myitkyina to destroy an enemy machine gun and save his unit.
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Lucky
Lilly
Burma
Texas
Wisconsin
Set
Myitkyina
Ducky Lay
Pfe. Lilly
West Virginia
Pfc
United State
Schoofier Pearl Harbor
South Pacific
Sasemonis
Oregon
Rotary
New York
California
Camp Adar
Two Paths to West Virginia Postwar Well-Being
The piece contrasts private enterprise led growth with broad public works as methods to reduce unemployment. It urges planning boards to pursue genuine needs, including flood control, reforestation, rural road building, and airports, while criticizing the historic extraction of the state's natural wealth without reinvestment.
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West Virginia
Committee For Economic Development
West Ee
State Planning Board
Planning Board
Beckley Growth Tied to Neighboring Communities Fusion urged
The Beckley planning body argues adjacent Mabscott Callaway Heights Pinecrest Raleigh Heights New Raleigh Road should join Beckley to share in future growth. A proposed charter change would bring these neighborhoods inside the city limits and into the ward system for equal representation.
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Beckley
OUL
Mabscott
Callaway Heights
Pinecrest
Raleigh Heights
New Raleigh Road
Mabseau
Beckley and
Crab Orchard
Prosperity
Mt.Tabor
Piney
Combat Sarge adds to decorated list from France action
Douglas Whitehead, a World War II sergeant, is noted for exemplary conduct in France on July 21 while his wife, Mrs. Gaye Whitehead, reports his Purple Heart and a Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster for later wounds. The article links his unit, the 83rd Infantry Division, to taking St Malo and Brittany with over 12,900 prisoners. It also recounts staff sergeant Vendal Lindsay, home from England with the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal after seven enemy missions. The piece notes Lindsay’s ties to Sullivan and his brother in the Marines.
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Gaye Cooper
Lings
Skelton
Set. Whitehead
France
Whitehead
Douglas White
George Whitehead
Harper Road
83Rd
St. Malo
Brittany
Ted
Perior
Normandy
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Wales
PETEN
Vendal R. Lindsay
Sullivan
England
Europe
E.R. Lindsay
Sophia
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Vendal Lindsay
Lindsay
Helen
G. C.C
Penns Grove
New Jersey
Dupont
Marines
Henry C. Tindsay
Beckley Notes From the Disciples Jubilee Convention
Dr Ralph Lockman spoken on Washington chaos and congestion at Beckley West Virginia Diamond Jubilee. A seven year old cousin visits from Chicago cites colds, and Samuel Hale writes to the Democratic Executive Committee. The Beckley barber shop hosts talk of Dr W W Trent hair and a surprise wedding. A pastor marries two locals in his study and a letter discusses stable peace after war and postwar service issues.
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Washington
D.C
Ralph W. Lockman
New York
Beckley
Disciples of Christ
West Virginia
Douglas Orr
Mim
Wesley Hedrick
South Oakwood Avenue
Chicago
Angeline Hedrick
Uinois City
Stewart
Glenn W. Stewart
The
Methodist Temple
Diet
Samuel N. Hale
Bolt
Democratic Executive Committee
Eigh County
Ss. B. Hale
Joe
Cherrin
Samuel N. Wale
Waldo Keaton
Daniels
Dr. Trent
Keaton
Surbaugh
Dr. W. W. Trent
Lockman
A. H. Wilson
Charles
Heary) Hughes
Hughes
Mr. Wilson
Gene K. Mitchem
Opal Mac Ryals
No B-29s Lost To Enemy In Amazing First Nine Missions
Maj. Gem Curtis Lemay of the 20th Bomber Command says B-29s in their first nine raids suffered seven losses to action but no authenticated ship downed by Japanese interceptors. In the same period B-29 gunners claimed 37 planes down, probably 36 destroyed and 59 damaged. Japanese pilots retreated by the fast out maneuver.
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John Grover AU
West Chi
Gem Curtis Lemay
20Th Bomber Command
Lemay
Kump Endorses Judge Meadows in 1944 Campaign
Former Governor H G Kump gave a wholehearted endorsement to Judge Clarence W Meadows the Democratic nominee for Governor. In Elkins he urged support for the Meadows ticket statewide and nationally and said he would attend a reception tonight for the candidate. It marked his first fall campaign statement.
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Elkins
H. G. Kump
Clarence W. Meadows
Meadows
Danis Paign
Kump
Shipboard romance on a New Zealand voyage unfolds
Cherry Mayne, a 26 year old nurse and stewardess aboard the SS Coroman del on a return voyage to England, shelters in a world of intrigue. She meets Rory King and faces Julia Scott Price’s tension as seven year old Terry bonds with her aboard ship.
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Stewartess
England
New Zealand
Cherry Maune
Rory King
Cherry
Julia Scott- Price
Rahe
Terry
Herry
Weston Park
Julia
Cherub
Mayne
Che
Sir Douglas” Fennimore
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