Hinton Woman's Club to Sponsor Cookery Demonstration
The Hinton Woman's Club will host a 2:00 p m October 1 cookery demonstration at Hinton High School auditorium for homemakers nutrition leaders and students. Miss Ruth Chambers of the National Livestock and Meat Board Chicago will show meat extender recipes and methods for cooking low point meat cuts. Printable recipes will be handed to attendees and dishes prepared will illustrate proper cookery methods for any cut of meat.
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Hinon
Hinton Woman's, Club
Hinton High School
Ruth Chambers
National Livestock and Meat Board
Chicago
Miss Chambers
Hinton School Aims to Buy a Jeep With War Bond Drive
Central school pupils in Hinton plan to raise funds by December 7 through war bonds and stamps to purchase a U S Army jeep. Principal Miss Minnoe Cox notes last year’s drive nearly met the goal but funds weren’t earmarked for army equipment. The current jeep price is 1105.00. Church membership in the U S has increased by 3 million since 1941.
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Register
Hinton
Central School
Minnoe Cox
Effie Bennett Becomes The Bride Of William Burrus
Miss Effie Bennett daughter of Mr and Mrs Bennett of Hinton wed William Burrus tor pedoman third class U S navy in a five o clock ceremony Sept 24 at the Bennett home on Legand Ave Jnne The Rev H P Hackney officiated The bride wore a beige suit with brown accessories Attendants were Miss June Richmond and Miss Jean Bennett Burrus will report to New London Conn for submarine duty Mrs Burrus plans to remain in Hinton for now Attending were Mr and Mrs Bennett and Jennings Bennett.
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Hinton
Effie Bennett
8. Bennett
William Burrus
U. S. Navy
Ber
Burrus
L. C. Burrus
Richmond
New London
Livestock Meet Set At Lewisburg
A meeting for fall livestock producers truckers dealers and processors in the Lewisburg area is scheduled for October 13 at 7 p.m. in the courthouse to elect a transportation chairman for the Area Livestock Industry Transportation Advisory committee. The committee will advise the ODT on directing motor truck movement for livestock in Pearl Harbor Greenbrier Fayette Raleigh Summers and Monroe counties.
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Lewisburg
Court House
Livestock Industry Transportation Advisory Committee
O.D.T
A. E. Teagan
Peahontas
Greenbrier
Fayette
Raleigh
Summers
Monroe Counties
Draft notices sent to three men in Hinton
The local draft board mailed induction notices to three men. Charles Gravely arrived from Union county and Dorsel Hensley from St Albans. Walter McDowell Sembly of Hinton is the Summers County resident named.
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Register
Hinton
Charles 5. Gravely
Union
Monroe County
Dorsel Lee Hensley
St. Albans
Summers County
Walter McDowell Sembly
Man Fined for Defective Brakes After Local Arrest
Peace Springs resident Jim J. Humphreys faced a hearing before Justice Kirk Heat h Wole on charges of driving with defective brakes. He was fined $5 plus costs after being arrested earlier today by Trooper B. W. Harrison of the state police.
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Winton
Jim J. Humphreys
Peace Springs
Kirk Heath Wole
B. W. Harrison
Coal producers urged to improve rock dusting, ventilation
West Virginia mines department urged coal producers and mine inspectors to intensify rock dusting as weather shifts dry out mines. Mines chief Jesse Redyard stressed reduced humidity increases explosion risk and urged maintaining ventilation to offset hazards. Department thanked producers and workers for cooperation during wartime pressures.
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Associated Press
Charleston
West Virginia
State Mines Department
Jesse Redyard
Redyard
Market Breaks Losing Streak In Tepid Trading
New York stocks ended the week with a slight relief from losses as gains in select issues offset broad profit taking. Transfers totaled 330,760 shares, with notable responsive moves in Colorado & Southern United Corp Alleghany and Cudahy Packing while U.S. Steel Bethlehem Santa Fe and Eastman Kodak underperformed. Bond markets saw selective reorganization as turnover reached 118,875 shares.
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New York
Colorado & Southern
United Corp
Alleghany Corp
Cudahy Packing Company
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Internationale Paper
Pacific Coast Company
Preferred
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Sperry
General Motors
Anaconda
American Telephone
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Bethlehem
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U. S, Rubber
Douglas Aircraft
Standard Oi
Eastman Kodak
Consolidated Edison
Puget Sound Power & Light
Venezuelan Oleum
American Gas
Colonial Airlines
Humble Oi
U.S
Turtle in Lewis County Declared 50 Years Old
West ons Fifty years old land turtle found on Howard Hammer farm in Pendale by Harvey Burkhammer and grandson Gareth Lee Garton. District Game Protector May Casto reports engraving on shell reads R TW IBT, estimating the tortoise’s age at fifty years.
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Weston
Lewis County
Casio
Harvey Burkhammer
Gareth Lee Garton
Pendale
Howard Hammer
Casto
Davis Griffith Qualifies With Two-Pound Five-Ounce Catch
The 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs TAL Griffith of Clarksburg earned eligibility by pulling a two pound five ounce rainbow trout from Hartland dam. He attends Central Junior High School.
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Clarksburg
Davis Lee Griffith
Mes
Tal Griffith
Clarksbrg
Hartland Dam
J P Harvey Dies In Summers
J P Harvey a Cave Ridge farmer died at his home in Summers County at 2:15 PM Saturday after a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been in ill health for a year. Survived by wife Ida and five sons Owen Orig Wade Green Audrey. four daughters Rosroe Bennett Louise Lilly Stella Pack Erma. four brothers W L Harvey M I Harvey Henry Harvey Nelson Harvey. two sisters Ida Lilly Emma Adkins. twenty grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral arrangements were incomplete Saturday.
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J. BP. Harvey
Cave Ridge
Mes
Ida Harvey
Owen
Orig Harvey
Wade Harvey
Streeter
Green Harvey
U. S. Army
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Audrey Harvey
Emma Adkins
Ten Man Fined For Contempt In Texas Union Case
AUSTIN Tex District Judge J Harris Gardner found R J Thomas president of the United Automobile Workers in contempt and ordered three days in jail plus a 105 dollar fine. He confirmed the temporary restraining order barring union officials from soliciting membership without a license under Texas law and made it permanent. Thomas had addressed a rally in Pelly Thursday night defying the order claiming to test the law's constitutionality. His lawyer Ernest Goodman said a habeas corpus petition would be sought in the Texas Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
J. Harris Gardner
R J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers
C.I.0
Gardner
Thomas
Texas
Pelly
Ernest Goodman
Detroit
Supreme Court
Spending Policy Ignored By Units and The Associated Press
Budget Director Cleveland M. Bailey reports state units failed to spend about 2 million dollars from the last biennium and redirected funds to the cash surplus. He notes 1.7 million went back to general revenue, 233 thousand to the red fund, and 46 thousand to the school fund, aiming to ease postwar budgeting.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Cleveland M. Bailey
Bailey
General Revenue
Nest
Wounded Youth Browne Returns to U S from North Africa
Private C. W. Browne Jr son of Mr and Mrs C W Browne of Beckley arrived in the United States and is a patient at Lovell General Hospital Massachusetts He spent four months in a North Attica hospital after being wounded suffering head injuries He has been in service since September 11 1941 and went overseas March 4 this year after basic training at Camp Wheeler Georgia He attended Louisville Kentucky schools and Woodrow
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Beckley
United States
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Massachusetts
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North
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Camp Wheeler
Georgia
Las Bees
Marely
Louisville Kentucky
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Funds to Back Subsidy Plans Being Sought
The administration seeks a billion-dollar fund to finance a 1944 all out food program through price supporting crop loans and subsidies to hold consumer prices near the 1942 level. Marvin Jones will ask Congress to extend the CCC bank life, boost borrowing authority by 500 million, and allow selling government commodities at a loss.
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Washington
Marvin Jones
Senate
House Banking Committees
War Food Administration
Senate Banking and Agriculture Committees
Jones
Goneress
Roosevelt
W.F.A
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Seek Mining Specialist Here
An opening for an associate industrial specialist (mining) at 3200 per year plus overtime. War Production Board duties in Charleston district covering several counties. Appointments require filing by October 1 with the Civil Service Secretary, Post Office Building.
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United States Civil Service Region
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
War Production Board
Charleston
Civil Service Secretary
Thompson Rites Set For Today in Whitesville
Funeral services for Mrs. Matilda F. Thompson age fifty five will be held this afternoon at three o clock in the local Baptist church. She died Saturday after a lengthy illness and will be laid to rest in Evington Virginia after services. Surviving are her husband Van Thompson three brothers Emil Frank and Benjamin all Hoeffle and a sister Miss Josephine Hoeffle all of Brooklyn and Evington Virginia.
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Whitesvili
Matilda FE. Thompson
Whitesville
Valley Funeral Home
Evington
Virginia
Thompson
van Thompson
Emil Hoeffle
Brooklyn
New York
Frank R. Hoeffle
Benjamin J. Hoeffle
Josephine L. Hoeffle
Hitler's Russian Gains Shrink After Year of War
War analyst Kirk L. Simpson reports that Nazi advances in Russia have collapsed over the past year. He notes the loss of Smolensk and territory to 230000 square miles, marking Germany's waning war effort as Allied and Russian forces press their advantage.
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Firm Plans Gas Pipeline From Texas To Charleston
The Federal Power Commission issued a conditional certificate to Tennessee Gas and Transmission to build a 1,228 mile natural gas line from Corpus Christi Texas to Charleston West Virginia. Construction must start by February 1 and finish by the winter of 1944 49. The estimated cost is 50 million dollars. Financing details remain unsettled, with Chicago Corporation to purchase 90 percent of Tennessee's securities. The commission found Tennessee has sufficient gas reserves at the southern terminal to justify the project.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal, Power Commission
Tennessee Gas and Transmission Company
Corpus Christi
Texas
Charleston
W. Va
Chicago Corporation
Tennessee
Four Year Old Boy Struck By Car in Charleston
Rodney Simms four years old son of R L Simms of North Kanawha street was injured Friday when hit by an automobile driven by F H Thompson of Norfolk Virginia near 3 p m Police report the child has a compound fracture of the right leg and is in Beckley hospital in fair condition The parents do not blame the driver for the accident according to police
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R. L. Simms
North Kanawha Street
Beckley Hospital
F. HW. Thompson
Norfolk
Virginia
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