Kiwanis Banquet Sees New WV Officers Installed
West Virginia Kiwanis gathering at the West Virginian hotel in Bluefield will install its newly elected officers during a 6 30 p m banquet. Bluefield and War clubs share induction dinners with state leaders, officers include George Bryson as governor designate and Paul Thomas as lieutenant governor.
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West Virginia
West Virginian
Bluefield
War Kiwanis
Bluefield Club
Virginia
George Bryson
War
McDowell County
West Virginia Kiwanians
Paul Thomas
Cutty Martin
Elkins
J. E. Cruise
Clarksburg
H. B. Crow
Hollidays Cove
W. P. Shortridge
Morgantown
Edward F. Koch
Charleston
H. T. McDonald
Harpers Ferry
Edward Rhinehart
Herbert Gibson
Dennis Hambrick
Joseph Hramter
Walter B. Lett
Howard Leedy
William Wade
Germans Move Through Hungary in Large Mobile Force
Reports from Belgrade and Budapest describe German columns crossing Hungary with tanks transport trucks ambulances and other equipment. Observers note possible pressure on Yugoslavia while Italian troops shift toward Trieste amid Greek and Adriatic tensions.
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Hungary
Rumania
Greece
Moldavia
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Timisoara
Austria
Milan
Trieste
Adriatic Sea
Albania
Budapest
Switzerland
Wheeler Seeks Radio Address On Draft Policy Opposition
In a Fireside Chat style address, Wheeler outlines opposition to a draft plan and promises a detailed speech at 10:30 p m on a national radio network. He notes not furnishing Britain beyond current laws and cites a preliminary audit predicting Britain may exhaust cash for purchases by early autumn next year.
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Wheeler
Montanan
Great Britain
Induction Dates Named for Guard Officers Milam and Wheeler
Milam of Beckley and Lieut. Col. Druid E. Wheeler of Morgantown were named for guard induction with 150 attendees estimated by Brig. Gen. William L. Horner. Regimental meetings followed the conference to discuss problems. dinner guests included former Governors Howard Gore and Ephraim Morgan.
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Milam
Beckley
Druid E. Wheeler
Morgantown
William L. Horner
Deaths and Funerals in Tip Top and Welch Area
Mrs Lenora Hunt Bowman 63 wife of the late James P Bowman died at her Tip Top home after four months illness. She leaves daughter Mrs Sam Bundy and sons Stuart George, with brother Joe Hunt and half brother Walter Harris. Funeral at Tip Top Methodist church 1 pm with ministers Rev D B Gillespie Rev Charles Sublette and Rev W S Barbery. burial in Young's cemetery. Also funeral for Martin S Kidd who died Friday night at Cumberland road home with services 2 pm at home. burial at Tuggle cemetery. pallbearers listed. cousins and nieces noted.
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Lenora Hunt Bowman
James P. Bowman
Tip Top
Bowman
Calvin Hunt
Aurelia Young Hunt
Thompson's Valley
Tazewell County
Sam Bundy
Stuart
George
Welch
Joe Hunt
Springton
Walter Harris
Tip Top Methodist Church
D. B. Gillespie
Charles Sublette
Grundy
W. 8
Barbery
Young's Cemetery
Martin S. Kidd
Cumberland Road
Kidd
M. A. Kidd
Roy
Howard
Graydon
J. B. Burroughs
Poplar Hill
Palmer Carroll
Rocky Gap
T. E. Peters
First Baptist Church
Tuggle Cemetery
A. D. Rosenbalm
Tony Pedigo
Howard Helton
Doug Bailey
T. W. Testerman
Mick Massie
Glen Morris
Reorganization urged after NLB overhaul talks
A report urged revamping the National Labor Board personnel including removing those biased against litigants and aligning with democratic processes. The majority backed Dr. Harry Millis as a board member replacement, while criticizing policy flaws and favoritism toward certain labor groups. The panel sent the report to Healey and Murdock, who opposed an indefinite majority report.
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Harry Millis
J. Warren Madden
Smith
Healey
Mass
Murdock
Utah
Halleck
Rautzohhnaat
Rautzohn
House
Senate
Anct
Italian Air Activity and Naval Actions Reported
British reports say Italian planes continued patrols over the Mediterranean and Atlantic waters. An Italian torpedoed and sank a fifty hundred ton steamer, while a submarine failed to return. In Greece's Preveza Bay Italian planes struck steamers, and Greek forces attacked in Albania with some prisoners taken.
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Mediterranean
Atlantic
Preveza
Greece
Albania
Attempted Smash Invasion Plans Across French Coast
Allied air raids struck Can Gris Nez and German anti aircraft targets near coast fortifications after dusk. Bombers roared in waves through the night causing fires as they attacked German bases and coastal guns. A decisive nighttime assault was underlined by public warnings of a major struggle ahead.
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Can Gris Nez
Publc
Robberies Hit Bluefield Homes Friday Night
A trio of Bluefield residents reported thefts Friday night with items stolen from homes including clothing a wrist watch a bicycle and a car interior items were taken from Louis Zaultzman 1112 Wyoming Street Mrs B K Croye 2329 Washington Street and Ray Williams 904 Raleigh Terrace with valuables such as a Schick razor a Roadmaster bicycle and a Parker pen and pencil set among the losses.
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Louis Zaultzman
Wyoming Street
B. K. Croye
Washington Street
Ray Williams
Raleigh Terrace
Schick
Winning Contract and Jump Bids in Bridge Strategy
Analysis of handling near opening bids and maximum passes in bridge. It explains when to jump bid in a new suit or raise, how third and fourth hands affect decisions, and how to balance safety with game prospects.
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the Syndicate, Inc
Pre Inventory Sale At Local Shops Advertises Bargains
Multiple downtown ads promote clearance items including children’s dresses 98c marked down to 49c, remnant fabrics, Wilson’s brand stockings and gloves, woolens from 1.29 to 1.49 now 89c, and goose sale at City Poultry Shop. Bradley’s advertises new dresses hats coats and suits with price racks. Harry Haffen offers piano tuning service with Roanoke contact. Local printing firm lists services and phone numbers.
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Wilsons
Town Red Men Election
New officers of Calumet Tribe No. 58 Red Men will be elected at 7 30 p m January 3 at the lodge. Secretary Max Meredith asks all members to be present.
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Red Men Lodge
Calumet Tribe No. 58
Max Meredith
Five lieutenant governors to take office in Kiwanis district
Paul Thomas of Bluefield will take office this week as one of five lieutenant governors in the state Kiwanis district. George W. Bryson of War was named governor elect of the district.
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Paul Thomas
Bluefield
Kiwanis
George W. Bryson
War
Judge Hatcher to Practice Law in Charleston
Supreme Court Justice John H. Hatcher will retire January 1 and form the firm Hatcher and Bennett in Charleston with his son J. H. Hatcher Jr and Herman L. Bennett. The group will practice as partners in Charleston while Judge Haymond Maxwell moves to Clarksburg.
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Hatcher
Charleston
W. Va
Supreme Court
John H. Hatcher
Hatcher and Bennett
J. H. Hatcher, Jr
Herman L. Bennett
Haymond Maxwell
Maxwell
Clarksburg
H. Rose
Fairmont
W. T. T. Lovins
Bland
West Virginia University College of Law
Lley
W. H. McGinnis
Bennett
Norfolk
University of Virginia
He Leger
Brown, Jackson and Knight
J.H. Hatcher, Jr
Beckley
West Virginia University
Sumners Warns on Free Government Survival
Rep Sumners of Texas told the Oklahoma Bar Association convention that free government in the United States faces a 50 50 chance of survival. He warned it is attacked from abroad and undermined from within. He noted the rearmament program is behind schedule and criticized excessive talk about limited resources.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sumners
Tex
Oklahoma Bar Association
United States
Swearing Off Drinking Ruled Useless By Scientist
In Philadelphia a doctor from Wakefield R I declares New Year resolutions to quit drinking are a popular misconception. He says will power abstinence pledges do not control drinking and make the problem worse by keeping the issue in the mind.
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Philadelphia
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Charles HM. Durfee
Wakefield
R. L
Keystone Christmas Holiday News Notes and Club Moments
Keystone West Virginia December reports show Mrs J H Patton and son Mason visiting Florida with two Clifton Forge nieces and plans to return after January. Local students from VPI UVa Concord Greenbrier hold holiday visits. many stay through January 6. Junior Music Club hosted a Christmas program with piano selections and prizes for Sue Carroll and Betty Johnson. Other social gatherings featured Mrs O Bruce and Mrs H P Mitchell among hosts. families from Bluefield Rochester and Bedford share visits and celebrations.
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Keystone
W. Va
J. H. Patton
Mason
Florida
Covered Dish Dinner Hosted by Mrs Reynolds
Mrs. A J Reynolds entertained members of her Methodist church circle at her home for a covered dish dinner.
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A. J. Reynolds
The
Methodist Church
Circle No 1 WECS Christmas program held in Jenkinjones
Circle No 1 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met with Mrs. W L Billips in Jenkinjones. Mrs S J Nichols led the meeting and a Christmas program was presented. Gifts were exchanged and fifteen members joined the social hour with visitors Mrs W L Marshall Mrs Bryant Osborne Willam Ragan and Lucile Hager aided by Mrs Landon Bragg and Mrs Bryant Osborne.
Local Students Spend Christmas at Home with Parents
The list includes Clyde Vick from Johns Hopkins Medical College Baltimore Miss Frances Hancock of West Virginia University Miss Beatrice Boone and Miss Bernice Whitehead from Concord College Miss Lenora Bonner of Marshall College and Miss Louise Lewis of Charleston Business College all spending the Christmas holidays with their parents in the area.
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Louis Pais
Otto Mansfield
Jack Powell
Julian Budnick
West Virginia University
Lea Pais
Beatrice Courtney
Catherine Harmon
Concord College
Pred
John Ray
Greenbrier Military School
Mary Kash
Virginia Intermont
Mr. Davis
Greenbrier
Clyde Vick
John Hopkins Medical College
Baltimore
Frances Hancock
Beatrice Boone
Bernice Whitehead
Lenora Bonner
Marshall College
Louise Lewis
Charleston Business College
Mrs Caldwell Hosts Woman's Society Christmas Program
Mrs Charles E Caldwell hosted the Women's Society of Christian Service circle at her home on Thursday evening. Mrs J B Whitehead led the Christmas program with piano accompaniment by Mrs W E Tabor as the group sang carols during the social hour a party plate with Christmas favors was served to a list of members including James E W Alley R L de Casino H A Dailey W J Dietrick E N French W L Grady H F Hancock G R Hedrick Sallie Hardan F M Lee R J Myers J P F Nolley J E Pressley F S Shelton W E Tabor J B Whitehead and H M Walker.
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Caldwell
Charles E. Caldwell
Woman's Society of Christian Service
J. B. Whitehead
W. E. Tabor
Mes
James E. W. Alley
R. L. de Casino
H. A. Dailey
W. J. Dietrick
E. N
Jack Beasley Rites Held After Death at 19
Jack Beasley 19 son of Mr and Mrs E L Beasley died Saturday Funeral services were held Sunday at the church with Rev S T Jordan of Bishop Va and Rev G W Pax officiating Surviving include his parents two sisters Mrs Emil Adish of Bishop and Miss Bonnie
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Jack Beasley
E. 8. Beasley
T. Jordan
Bishop
G. W. Pax
Emil Atdish
Bonnie
Christmas visits fill homes across Bluefield and nearby towns
The passage lists numerous holiday greetings and visits. Families from Bastian Virginia to Dunbar West Virginia and Roanoke share Christmas with relatives in the area. Names include Nichols, Alley, Fox, Murphy, O’Bryan, Stone, Turner, Casimo, Vick, and Whitehead among others. Several travelers return from Pensacola and Roanoke to celebrate locally.
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Barbara Ann Nichols
Washington, D. C
J. Nichols
Grady Nichols
Dunbar
W. Va
Stuart Maxey
Virginia Alley
Bluefield
E. W. Alley
John Fox
J. V. Fox
Richlands
Raymond
Harvey Stone
Harry Turner
Roanoke
Bertie Johnson
Tip Top
P. PF. Casimo
Army and Marines Speed Up Assault Tactics Study
The War Department announced intensified Army and Marine training at Fort Belvoir Virginia. Thirty eight officers from armor air corps and marines test assault tactics with tanks fixed fortifications and barbed wire as part of blitzkrieg style studies and expanded officer and NCO training to support upcoming engineer operations.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Marine Corps
France
Maginot Line
Fort Belvoir
Rolla
Armor Force
Air Corps
Marines
Matoaka Residents Share Christmas Visits Across States
Matoaka West Virginia correspondents report families spending the holidays with relatives in Philadelphia Frederick PA Charleston WV Lashmeet WV Petersburg VA Dublin VA and nearby towns. Names include Eli Wyatt Noble Smith Sue Sublette C R Godfrey Luther McKinney Bud Riddle Opal Foley Dana Like Hyatt Dorothy and others with trips and dinners noted.
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Matoaka
W. Va
Eli Wyatt
George Bowling
Philadelphia
Noble Smith
Sue Sublette
Petersburg
Hangover Remedy Preserves Teeth
Philadelphia reports a soda and chlorine solution, a deadly gas, declared best for renewing root canals by Dr. Louis I. Grossman to AAAS. The method cleans pulp tissue from root canals and is cited as a key factor in preserving teeth.
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Philadelphia
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Louis I. Grossman
Spare Time Cabin Builder Finishes Two Story Home
Bob Leigh spent five years building a two story six room cabin in Winston-Salem. He did the framing and doorwork, cut the colored glass for windows, and hired artisans for beams and roof work, creating a showplace of his own handiwork. Nearby in Watsonville a deputy found a dead duck in Kelly Lake with a saddled horse and a shotgun on the bank. The cowboy Pred Dorrance’s body was later found in the lake. Dorrance allegedly shot the duck and rode his horse into the lake to fetch it, the horse then threw him into eight feet of water and swam back ashore.
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Winston-Salem, N. C
Bob Leigh
Watsonville
Calif
Lowell Rountree
Kelly Lake
Dorrence
Rountree
Dorrance
Christmas Guests Gather Across Families in Bramewell
Families from Bramewell and Hemphill hosted relatives over Christmas. Mrs. Caldwell recovers from an illness while Mr. and Mrs. Brandt of Tampa plan to stay with daughter Mrs. Roy Thomas, with Mrs. Brandt being a guest. Additional Caldwell relatives from Bishop and Pocahontas joined in the holiday gathering.
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Ter
Ann
Jack Whitehead
Bramewell
J. B. Whitehead
C. E. Caldwell
J. R. Moore
Hemphill
Grady Caldwell
Dores Ann
Bishop
Freeman Caldwell
Pocahontas
A. H. Brandt
Tampa
Pla
Dau Hter
Roy
Thomas
Brandt
Andrew Roy
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