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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1942

Page

6

Serial Stor Special Investigator

Judith Kingsly rushes to meet Mr. Watson of Watson Airplane Corp who summons her to his office at noon. The tense exchange hints at a probing interview during her lunch hour as she maintains composure under pressure. The scene set suggests intrigue inside the corporate office.

Judith Mr. Watson Watson Burke

Secret bomber plans plot unfolds in California mission

Judith accepts a dangerous assignment to San Diego to root out sabotage at a west coast factory while pursuing Tom Burke, a man she still loves, as unidentified watchers shadow Burke on a transcontinental flight aboard a liner bound for the coast.

Watson Judith San Diego Tom Burke Tom Burke

James G. Main Set to Graduate From Stockton Flying School

James G. Main of Bluefield West Virginia, nephew of J W Main, is in a class of student officers to graduate soon from Stockton Field California Advanced Flying School. He will receive silver wings and be commissioned as second lieutenant in the air corps reserve before entering active duty with the army air force. Main completed 20 weeks of training at Visalia Dinuba and Merced Field after Beaver high school and Bluefield college where he lettered in football and co captained the team.

James G. Main J. W. Main Bluefield W. Va Air Force Advanced Stockton Field California Air Corps Reserve Army Air Force Main Visalia-Dinuba

Liberty Limericks About War and Freedom

A humorous verse from the era features a character Jack Frost voicing antiwar sentiment. The piece, attributed to the U.S. Treasury Department, mocks escalating conflict while praising liberty and resisting tyranny.

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