Dairy Products Meet Ends Today
West Virginia Dairy Products and Ice Cream Manufacturers Association wraps up its annual two day gathering at the West Virginian hotel with a banquet and floor show. Dr Richard Aspinall WVU assistant to the president spoke as did George W Hennerich and Hudson Huffard. State and regional officials will address sessions today before officers are elected for 1940.
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West Virginia Dairy Products and Ice Cream Manufacturers Assocition
Richard Aspinall
West Virginia University
West Virginian Hotel
George Berthold
Association
George Hennerich
Ice Cream Merchandising Institute
Washington, D. C
West Virginia Dairy Products and Ice Cream Manufacturers Association
Aspinall
George W. Hennerich
Arenes Wae
Hudson Huffard
Chamber of Commerce
H. O. Henderson
West Virginia University Dairy Department
McAdoo backs Roosevelt for a third term in 1940
William Gibbs McAdoo returned from Washington saying there is a general consensus Roosevelt will be the 1940 Democratic nominee. The former Treasury secretary and ex senator stated he will support a third term for Roosevelt, noting his discussions with several prominent Democrats in Washington.
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Roosevelt
San Francisco
William Gibbs McAdoo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
McAdoo
Chicago
Ohn Nance Garner
Garner
McAdon
Mother Refuses Give Up Million-to-one Chance Save Child
Philadelphia, Nov. 13. Grief-worn Mrs. Charles Felt searches letters and telegrams for a donor to save her seven-year-old daughter Kathryn Felt who is weakening from acute lymphoblastic leukemia. She has received offers of help and will check every lead in hope of a match.
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Philadelphia
Charles Felt
Kathryn
Worker contacts power line and dies in Greene County
Pred K. Friend aged 31 of Morgantown West Virginia was fatally injured at a service station when knocked from a ladder while stalling lights. Coroner reports a cerebral hemorrhage from skull fracture as the cause. Walter Minera held the ladder. Friend allegedly touched a 6900 volt line. He is survived by a widow and two children.
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Bobtown
Greene County
Pred
K. Priend
Morgantown
W. Va
Raymond C. Adamson
Friend
Gulf) Oil Company
Walter Minera
Airfrance announces long distance flight to Dakar
Paul Codos, renowned French jet flyer, took off from Rio de Janeiro on a 2,7611 mile substratosphere journey to Dakar Senegal. The same aircraft was previously forced back last Friday due to motor trouble during a similar planned flight.
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Rio de Janeiro
Airfrance
Paul Codos
Dakar
Senegal
Ruling of labor unit favors PMWA over UMW
The Progressive Mine Workers of America won its first victory over the United Mine Workers when the National Labor Relations Board ordered Kelleys Creek Colliery Co to offer reemployment to PMWA local president for Eugene Shifflett. The board found unfair labor practices in his Aug 23 1938 discharge and mandated wage loss payment, noting the CIO affiliate had joined the UMW in contesting the case.
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Kelly’s Creek
Progressive Mine Workers
Cincinnati
Progressive Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Kelley's Creek Colliery Company
War
W. Va
PMWA
Eugene Shifflett
Shiffiett
Philip G. Phillips
Shifflett
UMW
Congress of Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
The
United
CIO
American Plants in Reich Worry U S Officials
Washington officials fret over hundreds of millions in American capital tied to U S branch factories in Germany built before the Nazi rise. Seized by German authorities, these plants may limit U S control and spark new policy on overseas factories, with firms like General Motors Ford and NCR involved.
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Reich
Washington
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Britain
France
General Motors
Ford
National Cash Register
Re Mable
United States
America
Latin America
Hitler
Court Upholds State Rights To Control Liquor Traffic
The U S Supreme Court rules states may broadly restrict liquor traffic and supersede federal commerce limits. It upholds Kentucky's ban on transporting liquor by unlicensed common carriers and confirms 21st Amendment power to regulate intoxicants from outside state lines. Justice McReynolds writes the major portion with Justice Reed concurring. Butler absent.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cowr T
Atlanta
Huyes
McReynolds
Kentucky
Ziftrin, Inc
Indiana
Chicago
Reed
Valvoline Oil Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Justice Butler
Kuhn's Wires Read In Court
In New York on November 13, evidence linked Fritz Kuhn to charged telegraphic love messages sent to Mrs. Florence Camp as part of his Bundsführer trial for embezzlement. Adele Jennings and Frederick Viehl testified the wires were billed to Kuhn's Bund newspaper account.
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New York
Fritz Kuhn
Bundsfuehrer
Kuhn
Herman McCarthy
Florence Camp
Adele Jennings
Frederick Viehl
Telegraph Company
Peter L. F. Sabbatino
Finland Breaks Off Moscow Talks as Russia Presses
Finland ends negotiations with the Soviet Union after Moscow pressure on Baltic bases and Arctic concessions. The silent Finnish delegation returns home, while Russia seeks a naval base on the Gulf of Finland and territory near Leningrad in exchange for Karelia. Luftwaffe air activity intensifies with raids on France, Britain, and the Shetlands, causing civilian injuries and farm damage.
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Associated Press
Little
Finland
Moscow
Thelic
Russia
Baltic
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Gulf of Finland
Leningrad
Polar Snowship Reaches Boston For Antarctic Voyage
The U S Antarctic expedition ship North Star readies to depart at noon tomorrow on the southern leg. The 27 ton polar snow cruiser must be boarded and lashed on deck amid ongoing work as Admiral Byrd and Dr Thomas Poulter oversee the operation to secure the vehicle for the voyage.
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Boston
North Star
Polar
Chicago
Richard E. Byrd
Thomas Poulter
Antarctic
War Briefs From Front Lines and Air Attacks
Moscow silent as Finnish delegation returns home after talks break down. London reports British planes and anti-aircraft guns repelling Nazi air attacks on Shetland and off England. Washington says German ships will clear City of Flint home from Bergen. Paris notes anti-aircraft fire wounds three during French drive. Berlin lists armed British and French ships amid sinkings concerns. The Hague seeks to reassure neutrality amid war tensions.
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France
British Isles
Paris
Shetland Islands
Scotland
Moscow
Helsinki
London
England
Washington
State Department
City of Flint
Bergen
Berlin
Hauge Netherlands
Dam case primed for high court
The Supreme Court may decide if Appalachian Power can build a dam on the New River near Radford Virginia. The Federal Power Commission may ask review of the Fourth Circuit ruling denying an injunction to stop construction. The case centers on navigability of the New River and federal jurisdiction.
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Supreme Court
Appalachian Power
Radford Dam
Baltimore
Appalachian Power Company
Radford
Federal Power Commission
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Sisted
Poresanion Spd 10
W. Calvin Chesnut
District Court For
Western Virginia
Asheville
N. C
Elliott Northcott
Chesnut
John J. Parker
Commission
Kanawha River
West Virginia
Kanawha
Welles Defends Neutrality Zone Against Critics
Sumner Welles said in a radio address that the neutrality zone around the Panama conference area would not be enforced by force. He refuted claims that the Panama declaration is bellicose or that a US navy would police the waters, stressing the aim to secure belligerents’ respect for rights defined at Panama.
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Washington
Sumner Welles
NBC
Welles
Panama
Pbbes
Nazis Give Flint Safe Voyage Order
Washington reports the German government told its warships to avoid interfering with the City of Flint on its voyage home. Alexander C. Kirk, American chargé d affaires in Berlin, said the naval command issued the order after learning cargo from the American freighter had landed at Bergen Norway. The State Department said the German move was voluntary and not prompted by U S requests.
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Washington
Flint
United States
Alexander C. Kirk
Berlin
Reich Foreign Office
Bergen
Norway
State Department
Taft claims domestic policy threatens future happiness
Senator Taft of Ohio voices strong criticism of the Roosevelt administration at a Pittsburgh Community forum. He cites rising deficits and debt, swelling federal personnel, and expanded military outlays. He warns of proposed programs and loans under a broader defense power push.
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Pittsburgh
Robert A. Taft
Roosevelt
Ohio
Congress
Taft
Army
Ben Cohen
National Power Policy Committee
St. Lawrence Seaway
Davidson Home Restoration Fund Contributions Rise Slowly
The Davidson restoration and reservation fund grows slowly with several donors already giving. Local supporters are urged to contribute, with a few names acknowledged and a note to write checks to the Daily Telegraph office to support the project.
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Davidson Home Restoration Fund
Lny
Davidson Restoration and Reservation Fund
Porelean Oords
Daily Telegraph
Hold-up at First National Bank nets nearly nineteen thousand
Two men with pistols roped customers and staff at the First National Bank of South Charleston in a daylight heist. A third man guarded entrants while tellers’ cages were cleaned out of about $18,000 to $19,000. Police chase a possible getaway in a 1929 black car with red wheels.
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Charleston
W. Va
First National Bank of South Charleston
Mertie Skeen
Count Tae
Ohio
Kentucky
Studebaker
Packard
C. W. Ray
State Police Criminal Identification Bureau
South Charleston
Clarence McGee
Kermit
Big
Here
Germany Post: Enem y Vessels
Berlin reports list British and French passenger ships armed against submarines including Queen Mary Aquitania Mauritania Georgia Empress of Russia De Grasse and others A total of 29 British and 5 French vessels named No official comment but Berlin papers warn armed merchantmen risk submarine attack and Field Marshal Wilhelm Wrinne calls them pirate ships
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Berlin
Aquitania
Mauretania
Georgia
Ihs
Germany
New York Harbor
Wilhelm Wrine
National Zeitune of
Essen
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J. B. McLaughlin
H. B. Berthold
J. B. Davis
Wheeling
J. J. Slavins
Hunta Eeen
L. W. Revis
Parkersburg
MADOO
Adoo
Labor Unit
Bund
Soviet
Karelia
Haeen
Sen. Taft
Sen
E. R. Burks
Davidson
L. Bailey
City
Holiday Fund
W. W. Allen
Missargaret West
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