Confusion In Liberated Lands And Allied Challenges
The piece outlines how liberated European nations like Belgium Greece France and Italy face postwar political shifts. It warns Americans that Nazis used quislings in neighboring countries to sow discord and warns news from abroad may conceal deeper plots by nazis communists and anarchists to hinder Allied military efforts.
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Europe
Belgium
Pierlot
Eisenhower
Greece
Athens
France
de Gaulle
Italy
Bonomi
Count Sgorza
Berlin
America
Hitler
Uniforms Do Not Change Soldiers Character, Says Editorial
The piece argues uniforms cannot alter a person’s conduct or reflect true character. It notes disciplined soldiers may be led astray when off duty, cites Allied and enemy views on American looting in France, and mentions sentences for theft and plundering tied to war supply crimes.
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France
Ith
There Will Always Be A Christmas Poem
A reflective verse by Florence Burlingame Taylor celebrates enduring Christmas spirit. It envisions a manger story era echoing in every heart, with peace, freedom, dignity, and joyful giving as timeless fruits of the season.
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God of Stars
Florence Burlingame Taylor
Newspaper pricing and republication notice text
The notice states AP dispatches are exclusive for republication and mentions subscriptions and rates. It cites Virginia rates and mail delivery terms, indicating advance payment and delivery by carrier.
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Virginia
Motivational Quote Fragments from 19th Century Texts
The excerpt presents two short quotation fragments about honour and belief. The first cites John 5:44 on seeking Godly honour, while the second references Schiller and a praise of inner deeds. A final line advertises buying an "E" today attributed to Bone.
Army in France faces theft epidemic among troops
A report from France cites two battalions running a railroad behind the front as well as soldiers who mailed home over 200000 in money orders and cashier checks while carrying 5000 to 6000 in their pockets. Major cases include 36000 sent home and 2600 by enlisted men. More than half of 1308 detained in Paris faced charges of stealing government property. The army plans drastic measures, potentially harsher than life imprisonment, to uphold discipline.
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France
Paris
Uncouth War Ethics Reveal Shifting Global Manners
Observations argue that amid famine and fatigue the Greeks show grit, yet there is little regard for modern war ethics as leaders are spared while common enemies are targeted. The piece laments rulers and diplomats habitually deceiving nations, suggesting truthful conduct would doom history’s wars.
Editorial Comment on Morgantown Politics and 1946 Prospects
Morgantown editorial notes governor Clarence Meadows shaping his administration while noting potential confirmation trouble for appointees. It predicts Neely’s return to Washington, possible 1946 Senate bid, and Kilgore’s potential elevation to a high post in reconversion as major political currents.
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Morgantown Dominion News
Hart
Morgantown Post
Clarence Meadows
Kanawha River
Meadows
Brother Neely
Washington
United States Senate
Neely
U. S
Senate
Charleston
Kilgore
German retreat debate grows as Meuse corridor risks rise
Unofficial wartime briefings caution that a German pullback from the Belgian bulge may be underway or deliberate, with Allied observers noting possible regroupment for heavy attacks. Analysts warn retreat would test supply lines, while Eisenhower's staff strain to inflict losses before a withdrawal.
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Belgian Bulge
Bulge
Meuse
Aachen
Germany
Belgium
Saar
Patton
Paris
Antwerp
General Eisenhower
Throwing The Harpoon and War Effort Notes
The text hints at a chaotic scene with mentions of a harpoon, congressional matters, a cigarette shortage, and reactions to new resolutions. It references clerks exchanging Christmas presents and a note about butter prices rising by four points, alongside a wartime boost to cut holiday travel as Uncle Sam supports the effort.
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Bren OF Man
Winter
Uncle Sam
Senator Soaper’s Election Notes and Odd Reflections
A quirky column records Senator Soaper critiquing electoral college pay and travel allowances while mused asides touch on local workers, a bureaucratic office nickname, a cigarette carton joke, and a wandering metaphor about a red nose and winter wind.
The Once Over Private Purkey Broken Down By Horse Race Ban
A fragmented letter-style piece laments horse racing shutdowns and war fatigue on the home front. It jumbles pop culture and politics with references to Jimmy Byrnes and bookmakers, noting baseball bans and social mood shifts amid wartime pressures.
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Washington
Jimmy Byrnes
Matt Hollis
Sergeant Mooney
Byrnes
Supreme Courts
Four Decades Ago From Bluefield and Roanoke Runs
A chronicle of past dates notes Irving Whaley of Arkansas visiting Bluefield friends, Dr M Graham of Graham heading to Florida for weeks of hunting, and Mr Mrs J H Wright traveling to Roanoke to visit relatives. It also recalls T O Wilson and wife moving to Roanoke from Bluefield, George P Stovall attending a Bowser Co convention in Fort Wayne, and other regional movements.
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Irving Whaley
Arkansas
Bluefield
Dr. M. Graham
Graham
Florida
J. H. Wright
Roanoke
T. O'J. Wilson
Hale Land Company
George P. Stovall
8. F. Bowser Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
Chicago
Davy Death of W L Marshall Esteemed McDowell Coal Leader
W L Marshall 62 a noted McDowell county citizen and pioneer coal man died at his daughter's home in Davy. Laurence E Tierney Jr president of the Clover club and Mrs Tierney led the New Year’s dance at the Clover club annual event at the Bluefield Country club. Bulis E B Smith of Princeton elected chef de gare of Mercury Car No 310 at a Mer cer Voiture meeting in the Memorial building Princeton.
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W. L. Marshall
McDowell County
Davy
Laurence E. Tierney, Jr
Clover Club
CIO PAC Tosses Cards On Table In The First Round
A political note reviews the CIO PAC strategy, its open reveal of tactics and organization, and the book This Is Your America as a key exhibit. It discusses labor’s right to enter politics, the push for better organization, and a broad call to readers to study the PAC’s methods.
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Cio-Pac
CIO
PAC
Joseph Gaer
Labor
Gaer
America
Cooper Bosses Hollywood Set In Relaxed Style
Gary Cooper relaxes on the Along Came Jones set as producer and star. He jokes about his office and shows his easygoing style, while crew like Don Lopez add color to the pastel, lemon, and yellow decor on the sound stage.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Jones
Loretta Young
Stuart Heisler
Coop
Rose Randy
Gary
Deeres
Don Lopez
Sonja Heine
Don
Gap Remains in State Sale of E Bonds Quota
West Virginia lagged behind its $21 million E bond quota in the sixth war loan period with $18.37 million in E sales, about 87 percent. Officials expected three final reports, assessing last minute E F and C tax savings notes, while total sales reached $136.49 million or 198 percent of national quota.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virinia
State War Finance Headquarters
Repor Ies
Federal Reserve Banks
War Finance
A. C. Spurr
West Virginia
Spurr
Repo
Secos
District Crusade for Christ quota met across districts
The Crusade for Christ program in 1945 set a district quota of over $532,000 for West Virginia and over $59,000 for the Bluefield area. By Nov 19 several churches exceeded their targets, with Bluefield churches led by Bland Street and Trinity Church among top subscribers. The district plans to promote the church school and evangelism while outlining five emphasis points including New World Order and rehabilitation.
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Mown
Crusade For Christ
Evangelism Church School
West Virginie
Bluefield
Mercer
McDowell Counties
Mingo County
J. T. Ing
Browning
Bland Street
Trinity Church
Grace Church
Princeton
B. FP. Yoak, Jr
Berwind
East RF Glenwoun
Matewan
Matoa Kee Street
War
Welch
McComas
T. Shes
Browneing
Patton Receives Oak Leaf Cluster to DSC for France Drive
Lt Gen Omar Bradley decorates Gen George S Patton Jr with the Oak Leaf Cluster to the Distinguished Service Cross for leading the Third Army’s dramatic dash across France last summer. The citation lauds his immeasurable contribution to Allied success on the continent.
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U. Taree
Omar Brad Tcally
George 8. Patton, Jr
Thii Army
France
War Department recalls generals from overseas commands
The War Department has recalled several general officers from overseas posts in recent months, with some demoted. The policy aims to limit public discussion, with no names released. Analysts say recalls reflect command needs and may not be final, as some cases are reevaluated and officers later regain rank.
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Washington
War Department
France
Army
Do Yourself a Favor at My's Restaurant Blueti
A vivid restaurant ad urges readers to enjoy a tender juicy charcoal broiled steak at My's Restaurant Blueti today. The copy promotes a casual dining experience with an emphasis on a flavorful steak and immediate indulgence.
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G. Cigaret
Soaper
Electoral College
Jess
Jetaine
Ranean Hia
Macrelne
Posterity
Phillips
Harriet
Roba
Oscar
W. C. Pields
Yale
Harvard
New York
Elmer Twitchell
Phoedway
Bookmaker
Associated Newspapers
Transylvania
Veaily
Poltical
BEKAL
The
Daily Telegraph
G. E. Buchanan
First National Bank
Bernard McClaugherty, Jr
Davidson College
Davidson
N. C
Bernard McClaugherty
Ella Melford
By John Selby
By Robbin Coons
Crusade
Methodist Church
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