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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
4
The Virginian chamber of commerce reported a rising business trend with slower growth. A key indicator is public electric energy consumption, up in September from August. Dry weather in September and October boosted coal production, with October output about 700,000 tons higher than September.
Clarkburg police announce Howard T. Sigler, 28, an insurance salesman and part time deputy, confessed to robbing the sheriff’s cash bar of 290 dollars. He was arrested after alighting from a bus here.
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, in London, argued Britain's costly rearmament is a step toward world disarmament. He defended a planned trip to Rome and possible private visit to Pope Pius XI as efforts to foster international peace, amid opposition calls for broader Anglo American ties and criticism of appeasement.
Ulysses Adams longtime Clarksburg police officer died yesterday after two years of service as a night watchman following his retirement. Adams served many years as a member of the city police force.
Des Moines Iowa November 30 Bob Feller of Van Meter youthful pitching star of the Cleveland Indians was fined 100 dollars for reckless driving. Municipal Judge Charlee S Cooter recommended a 90 day suspension of his driver license. The recommendation goes to the state motor vehicle department for approval. New wineries in Georgian Soviet Russia are expected to produce four million bottles of champagne annually.
Yasha Katzenberg, 50, once a prohibition era bootlegger turned international narcotics smuggler, was fined 10000 dollars and sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading for leniency in New York federal court. The case linked to a vast dope network with figures like Lepke Bucksie and Gurrah Shapiro amid postwar narcotics enforcement.
An unclear medical notice urges prompt attention to kidney health and follow up with a physician. It references testing or treatment options and emphasizes seeking guidance for ongoing symptoms. The fragmented text hints at urgency and potential guaranteed outcomes with proper care.
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