Hog Cholera Spreading In Raleigh County Quarantine Considered
Hog cholera is spreading in Raleigh County with deaths and several hogs sick in Clear Fork and nearby areas. County Agent H B Thomas, veterinarians, and Dr. G D Runyon warn residents, urge precautionary steps, and consider a possible county quarantine if the situation worsens.
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Raleigh
H. B. Thomas
G. D. Runyon
Beckley
Thomas
T. C. Green
Clear Fork
Raleigh County
Fayette
Sanford Meadows
Colcord
G. H. Williams
W. S. Williams
Artie
Bolt
Minnie Clemmons
Amigo
George McKinney
Raleigh County Farm Bureau
F. Cole
Piney View
McKinney
Green
Dorothy
Kanawha
Mystery death as man falls from plane near Selinsgrove
Naval intelligence and county investigators probe a man who fell from a high flying airplane near Selinsgrove and landed in a meadow. The plane fled westward, leaving no clues about identity, origin, or destination. Two dog tags found on the body, one naval and one coast guard, prove inconclusive. The crash occurred on Arthur Brouse's farm.
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Associated Press
Selinsgrove
Naval Intelligence
Philadelphia
Fourth Naval District
Nothng
Arthur Brouse
Man resigns as plant resumes work after bond protest
In St. Joseph Missouri a packing plant halted operations when 500 workers walked out in protest of one employee refusing to buy war bonds on religious grounds. CIO head Charles Ingersol said the worker refused bond purchases and was told to quit. He did resign and the rest returned to work.
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Associated Press
ST. Joseph
A_ packing
Charles Ingersol
C.I.O
Soldiers on apple picking aid seek pay in New York
Newburg NY. Soldiers from Fort Devens Mass began a second week of apple picking in Orange County as orchard owners push to repeal a war department no pay order. War department says soldiers on active duty receive only army stipends. growers, processors in western New York urge permission to pay.
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Associated Press
Newburg
N. Y
Fort Devens
Mass
Orange County
War Department
Samuel B. Phelps
Lower Hudson
Phelps
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
George C Marshall
Army
Republicans Push Beckley City Charter Change
A Beckley Republican committee voted to back a new city charter that divides the town into wards and shifts to four year mayor, recorder, and council terms. The measure, prompted by Floyd Sayre, aims for incorporation in the party platform as Beckley seeks municipal reform.
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Robert Ashworth
Republican Party
Beckley
Floyd Sayre
Sayre
J. F Houchins
Brown W. Payne
L. E Miller
A. C. Sutphin
Republican Executive Committee
City of
Hot Lunch Plans Move Forward Across County Schools
Final plans for this school year's hot lunch program are underway after a Raleigh county meeting of 35 school representatives. Most programs start October 1 with some opening earlier. lunches priced by principals. New lunch supervisor Mary Scott to streamline operations. Sherman Trail notes reduced red tape and improvements.
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Raleigh
Sherman Trail
Trail
Mary Scott
Ameagle
Amigo
Bacontown
Beaver
Cittsville
Colcord
Collins Elementary
Crab Orchard
Dorothy
East Beckley
East Gulf
East Killivan
Eccles
Farley Hill
Glen White
Helen
John W. Davis
Killarney
Lillybrook
Lower White Oak
Mabscott
Morton Reaves
Mount Tabor
Old Eccles
Oswald
Pemberton
Pettus
Price Hill
Prosperity
Rhodell
Sophia High
Stanaford
Wells
Workman's Creek
Local selective service boards sends 35 registrants to Fort Thomas
Thirty five white registrants of local selective service board number one left recently for Fort Thomas Kentucky for assignment to basic training posts. Listed are Charles F Hughes William M Harmon Jr Hubert L Houchins Everett M Harvey Robert G Beaple James A Tomlinson Jr Ronnie Underwood Kenneth L Skidmore Kenneth O Armstrong Edward E Crawford Fury Lee ber Royal F Gadd Charles A Feazeille Jr Estill Boggs Samuel T Diggs Clyde C Clay Harry E Spangler John L Alexander Harless A Stover Guy Rumberg John W Gray Gaylord K Crott Emmett L Burleson Paul E Solaski Herbert Q Duncan Jesse F Terry William R Moore Wilbur K Waddle John P Robertson Jr Junior P Goodwin Alvey E Evans Walter F Harper Glen R Upton J Orr Graham
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Charles F. Hughes
William M. Harmon, Jr
Hubert L. Houchins
Everett M. Harvey
Robert G. Taylor
Robert Beaple
James A. Tomlinson, Jr
Ronnie Underwood
Kenneth L Skidmore
Kenneth O. Armstrong
Edward E. Crawford
Fury Leeber
Royal F. Gadd
Charles A Feazeille, Jr
Estill Boggs
Samuel T. Diggs
Clyde C. Clay
Harry E Spangler
John L. Alexander
City Governance Resolution for Ward Elections and City Manager
A resolution proposes four year terms for councilmen elected by their wards and includes the option to appoint a city manager by the mayor and council. It calls for the steps necessary to implement these purposes.
Company to trap Penny Dimes on New York Transit
About 50 passengers daily drop zinc coated pennies into bus and trolley coin boxes instead of dimes. Third Avenue Railway officials will install tiny magnets in the boxes to trap the bogus dimes and keep fares accurate.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank Seeney
Third Avenue Railway Company
Much Whiskey Being Imported
Washington reports an unprecedented liquor influx with August stamp sales at 3,785,000 gallons, sharply up from 967,000 a year ago. Puerto Rico alone accounts for 1,453,000 gallons, while Mexican and Cuban rum and gin plus tequila and neutral spirits for blending dwindling American whisky stocks also figure in.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Puerto Rico
Armour Beef Tongue Party for Twelve
Rationing friendly menu uses Armour Star Smoked Beef Tongue as the centerpiece. Boil tongue until tender, skin and cool in water, then whip equal parts cream cheese and horseradish for a tangy sauce. Leftovers make great sandwiches.
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Epicures
Armour and Company
Beclley Boy's Gift Brings Joy To Soldier In Florida
Nine year old Victor West of Beckley donated a jig saw puzzle to Raleigh county Red Cross drives for service members. Private Phillip R. Merritt, in Florida, thanked the boy for the puzzle and noted the Red Cross and U.S.O. support entertainment for troops. West plans to write back and mail a Christmas care package. Also reported: American shipyards built roughly 40 percent more oil tankers in the first seven months of 1943 than in all of 1942.
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Victor West
C. M. West
South Kanawha Street
Medical Corps
Florida
Red Cross
Young West
Raleigh
Phillip R. Merritt
U.S.O
Merritt
Oth
Ers
West
344Th Medical Regiment
Camp Blanding
Lincoln School
Tuna catch reaches 160 million pounds yearly
Fisheries data show annual tuna harvest totaling about 160 million pounds. The assessment highlights broader industry scale and potential market implications for data from major fishing operations and regulatory bodies.
Penetro Nose Drops Relieve Nasal Stuffsiness
Open colds blockade and purify the head with Penetro Nose Drops. Use only as directed and follow cautions. Aimed at easing nasal congestion and delivering air to the head through proper application.
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GOP
Lou Costello
Bud Abbott
Palm Springs
Calif
Costello
Selective Service Board
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Latin America
Sal of
Amences Institute of Laundc. Ing Fe
Royal Crown Cola
Penney’s
J. C. Penney’s
Penney
Bottling Company
Linda Darnell
Rova
Crown Cola Best
Burgess St
W. Va
Poe Arn
Soldier
Kroger
Coffee Country Club
Country Club Fresh Soda
Embassy Quality
Jer
Macroni
Country Club
Spaghetti Og
Krogo
Crystal
Atmea
U. S
Maine
Grimes
Golden Potatoes
Crisco
Frankfurters
Zncads Soc
Camay
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