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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1946

Page

4

President's Forecast In Hands Of West's Raisers

The Associated Press reports cattlemen in the Midwest and West will decide the accuracy of President Truman's meat relief forecast. Grass-fed cattle are near record numbers, some fit for slaughter, some lean. Hog output lags, grain-fed cattle later. Marketing timing may influence the upcoming election impact.

West Associated Press Washington Truman

Young GOP Club elects Schwank president in Raleigh County

The Raleigh County Young Republican Club reorganized at Fletcher Mann's office on Heber Street. Douglas Schwank, Woodrow Wilson High School instructor, was named president with Mary Scott, George Foy, Lois McDaniel, and Harvey Bailey as officers. Schwank outlined plans to contact eligible voters and recruit members, with weekly meetings set for Thursdays at 7 30 p m in the Raleigh County courthouse. Robert J. Ashworth presided. this was the second state meeting before the war. A morale note described the club's efforts to grow its ranks and engage young Republicans countywide.

Raleigh County Young Republican Club Fletcher Mann Heber Street Douglas Schwank Woodrow Wilson High School Mary Scott Beckley George Foy East Beckley Lois McDaniel Bea Ver Harvey Bailey Raleigh County Court House Robert J. Ashworth

State Truckers Start Meeting in West Virginia

West Virginia Motor Truck Association begins its first postwar convention in Clarksburg the 14th in an initial series. A more extensive two day program follows wartime meetings with speakers from American Trucking Association Detroit and Sun Oil Company plus state officials. An election of officers is planned amid parallel conferences across organization branches. Army advisory committee for West Virginia heard Col John E McMahon Jr outline a state military cooperation program at yesterday’s meeting in Charleston.

Associated Press Clarksburg West Virginia Motor Truck Association Ray Atherton Washington, DC American Trucking Association Glenn Dickson Detroit, Mich Automobile Manufacturing Association Fred Hufnage Philadelphia Sun Oil Company E. L. Worthington Pubic Service Commission CC. E. Nethken W. E. Burelett Don McClaugherly Emmet Bush PSC Motor Carriers Bureau Charleston Army Advisory Committee For West Virginia John E. McMahon, Jr Fifth Service Command

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