British Officials Prepare Defense of Greece Policy
London sources report Prime Minister Churchill's government to defend Britain's stance on Greece amid civil strife. The move comes as debates rise over possible troop deployment and US notes urging a hands off approach to European affairs. The British public and press seek clarity on whether Britain will act with allies or pursue non intervention.
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Jimmy's Restaurant Serves Seafood in Bluefield
A reader notes Jimmy's Restaurant in Bluefield offers seafood specialties. The note mentions dining today after a seafood night in Chesapeake Bay and highlights the eatery's location and focus on seafood dishes.
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Jimmy's
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Bluefield
National asset: U.S. research labs key to postwar jobs
L. F. Livingston of Du Pont told Du Pont Belle works employees in Charleston that American research laboratories established since World War II are a national asset crucial to solving future problems and providing peacetime employment. He cited research’s past job impact and noted Du Pont’s postwar plans. He will speak to the Charleston Rotary Club tomorrow.
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Charleston
W. Va
America
L. FP. Livingston
Livingston
du Pont Company
Municipal
Charleston Rotary Club
Campaign Urges Merchant Seaman Enlistment
The War Advertising Council in New York issued an emergency appeal to business leaders to recruit 43,000 seamen within 12 months for the expanding maritime service. Ships are ready but crews are scarce. the council warns delays endanger missions and lives. Recruits are needed at roughly 5,000 per month initially, then 2,000 to 3,000 monthly.
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War Advertising Council Today
Curfew Ordinance To Be Enforced In Charlies Town
Parents of unaccompanied children under sixteen face a $50 fine for violations as Charlies Town enforces a new curfew. Civilian defense sirens will signal curfew and two special notices will enforce the law amid reports of petty thievery and mischief.
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Charlies Town
W. Va
Farming Award Is Made To Miller
Spencer, W. Va. Dec 7. I Miller, a county court member who runs a -acre farm on U S route 33 eight miles west of Spencer, was named Roane county winner of the farming for better living 1944 prize. He received a $25 check and the right to compete with contestants from 10 other central West Virginia counties for the regional title, based on improved farm practices.
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Spencer
W. Va
I. Miller
U. S. Route 33
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Miller
West Virginia
Escaped Convict Meador Captured in Roanoke
Clyde Jackson Meador, an escaped convict from Gypsy West Virginia, was arrested in Roanoke on auto theft charges. He confessed his escape last November 17 from a state camp near Clarksburg and was later identified by clothing found in his suitcase. He had been sentenced in Raleigh County for grand larceny to ten years plus five years as a second offender.
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Clyde Jackson Meador
K.eetinea
West Virginia
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Harrisonburg
Campaign Expense Statement Filed in West Virginia
Three more expense accounts arrived at the secretary of state office as the midnight deadline loomed for off campaign statements. The report notes Garrett Davis, a Republican from Sutton, was defeated for judge in the contest.
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Charleston
W. Va
Secretary of State
Garrett Davis
Sutton
Local Campaign Spending and Weed Warning Summary
Judge Jake Fisher listed expenditures of 204.43 and contributions of 100. William Mitchell, reelected to the state senate in the Sixth district, certified expenditures of 60.39. Luther Pigott, West Union, who lost in the 13th district Republican primary, reported expenses 407.25. The piece notes common lawn weeds arising from impure seed mixes, weeded topsoil, and manure used before or after top-dressing, plus wind-borne seeds.
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14Th Circuit
Jake Fisher
Sutton
William
Billy) Mitchell
Welch
State Senate
Luther G. Pigott
West Union
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