Pocahontas Legion To Hold Meeting At Dig In Monday
Pocahontas Va Nov 30 Paernoon at 2 oclock the American Legion Post No 14 will meet at the Dig In with post commander Joe Greenberg presiding. Also listings of church services and local notices appear after.
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Pocahontas Legion
Pocahontas
Paernoon
First Methodist
H. Arthur Phillips
Aftor
Holy Communion
Board of Education
Wesleyan Service Guild
P-T. A
H. K. Cassell
Tazewell County
Pocahontas P.T.A
Break in Socialist Front Tests French Unity at UNO
IPAUL MALLON warns that the break in the Socialist front between two old friends of the United States has not yet affected the French delegation to UNO. He argues the danger lies in a new aid to Communism and urges understanding to prevent shifting toward isolationism, while warning of if we lose friends abroad in British debates and French elections.
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Sheilah Graham
Joe Pasternak
Paul Henreid
Warners
Paul
Clark Gables
Kay
Los Angeles
Vic
David Niven
Charles Feldman
Brian Donlevy
Howard da Silva
Ipaul Mallon
United States
UNO
MRP
Bidault
Local visitors and travelers in War West Virginia
War, Nov. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Sewell Stacy, Mr. and Mrs. George Dickens and Paul Kiser have returned from a hunting trip in Carroll County Virginia. Mrs. Richard Nott and daughter Connie Rita of Williams Bay Wisconsin are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Walter. B. Walker has returned home after a few days in Washington DC. H. Kearns of Chicago arrived to spend the week with Mrs. Kearns and daughter Mary Blien, who have been visiting her mother, Mrs. R. M. Peery and family. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Reece are visiting the farmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Reece, of Hillsville.
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War
Sewell Stacy
George Dickens
Paul Kiser
Carrol County
Richard Nott
Connie Rita
Williams Bay Wis
Walter
Walker
Washington
DD. C
Kearns
Chicago
Red-tape waste and political intrigue in postwar shifts
The column surveys internal Washington snarl about cable lacing twine costs and staff reshuffles. It notes Gen Arnold’s looming succession plan, Col Sadtler’s stance after Pearl Harbor, and McCormack’s bid for minority leader amid intrigues. It also contrasts infant mortality trends with sanitation gaps and prenatal care, citing Dyer.
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Drew Pearson
Arnold
Ingles
Signal Corps
Otis K Sadtler
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Birth Rate In State Sets New Record
West Virginia reports 13,449 births in July through September, the highest quarterly birth total in state history. Infant mortality fell to 36.6 per 1,000 live births, down nearly a fourth from the prior quarter and far below the 1945 benchmark. The third quarter added 3,542 births versus last year, lifting the annualized rate to 30.7 per 1,000 population.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
N. H. Dyer
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Northfork
Cpl
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Fort Bragg
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Cleveland
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Ardath Morey
Gloria
Berwin
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David and
Rebecca
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Princeton Avenue
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Federal Insurance Corporation
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Cumberland Heights
South Bluefield
LAW and Commerce Building
Princeton
LY Land CO
Democratic Congress
John McCox
Massachusetts
Sam Rayburn
Texas
McCormack
Iglegram
Vinson
Georgia
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Tennessee
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McCor
Francis Waller
Gene Cox
Cox
John Rankin
Mississippi
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el Paso
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Thomason
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Pemnet CO
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