Chiang Kai-shek vows to fight Reds to finish
Chiang Kai-shek in an exclusive Chengtu interview said the fight on the Chinese mainland will be carried out at all costs. He noted retreating Nationalist forces and said the defense would be concentrated in the southwest while detailing battles in the Yangtze valley Chee Kiang Honan Shantung Fubieh and Kwangtung. He expressed confidence in eventual victory despite setbacks and mentioned plans to seek medical treatment in the United States, with Li Tsung-jen and act in Chungking involved in shaping defenses.
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Christmas Outdoor Lighting Contest Entry Request
The Gazette Promotion Department invites entries before midnight Friday December 23. Official entry forms must be used. no entry will be considered unless submitted by contestants.
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Chiang Kai-shek comments on Nationalist situation in China
Chiang Kai-shek warned that the fall of Chungking worsened the Nationalists' position in Southwest China. He stressed that the anti-Communist struggle on the mainland continues and urged the democratic peoples of the world to recognize this ongoing effort.
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Five Veterans Of The Gazette Join Heck Club
An open house and annual meeting of the Old Man Heck Club at the Charleston Press Club drew five Gazette employees with 15 plus years of service. Pins were awarded to Paul Fite for 25 years and Robert Frame for 20. New ruby pins went to Foulk, Thomas, Ennis, Stover, and Palmer. Maynard Wright named president. Kendall Vintroux and Thornton Smith. Mrs. Burdette re elected secretary.
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William A. Foulk
Charles Thomas
Bayard F. Ennis
James Stover
Genevieve Palmer
Maynard F. Wright
Kendall Vintroux
Thornton Smith
Bessie Burdette
W. E. Chilton
W. E. Chilton, Jr
Robert L. Smith
Frank A. Knight
Girdwood Cochrane
Old Man Heck Club Echoes in The Gazette History
The club derived its name from the Old Man Heck feature created by Harry Flournoy and published in The Gazette years ago, reflecting a long standing local literary connection and community humor.
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Cigar Gift to Sibelius Delivers 28 Boxes from New York
Twenty eight boxes of cigars left New York by air as a birthday gift for Finnish composer Jean Sibelius. The gifts come from Gov Adlai Stevenson Katharine Cornell Gen David Sarnoff Stanley Marcus and other notable Americans. The National Arts Foundation arranges the gift for Sibelius fourth birthday on December 8 and hopes to send eighty four boxes in total to Finland.
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National Arts Foundation
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U S Dominating Air Waves Accusations Stir Geneva Dispatch
Soviet press accuses the United States of trying to dominate world radio waves. Tass and Pravda allege delegates from the Soviet Union and other peoples democracies walked out of a Geneva radio conference on November 10 over what Moscow calls a U S mechanical majority. ITU frequency planning in Geneva seeks to relieve congestion by using the 1999 list, with British officials and others revising frequencies in the provisional ITU board.
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PTA Notes Show Choirs At Charleston High December Meeting
The Boys and Girls Choruses of Charleston High School will perform multiple pieces at the December PTA gathering in the high school auditorium at 1 30 p m Thursday. A separate South Park PTA meeting will demonstrate moving picture equipment at 3 p m Wednesday at the school, as reported yesterday.
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Florida’s Rich Phosphate Rock Resources Highlighted
A fragmented note notes Florida as a major source of phosphate rock used for fertilizer, underscoring the state’s wealth tied to natural deposits and agricultural supply.
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Goiter Types and Symptoms in Thyroid Enlargement
A health note explains Qorter 13 disease with thyroid gland enlargement, detailing causes such as increased cell numbers and tissue overgrowth, vessel changes, or fluid buildup. Large goiters press on nerves affecting speech, heart action, breathing, and swallowing, with neck swelling that may be unilateral or bilateral.
What is goiter and chiropractic relief claims
The text describes goiter as eyeballs and skin discoloration with heart palpitations and claims chiropractors can treat it effectively. It cites a survey of 1199 goiter cases with 68.1 percent recovery or improvement and attributes relief to chiropractic adjustments by addressing nerve impingement along the thyroid nerve pathways. It references Cairopractis and provides an address in Charleston, West Virginia with phone numbers.
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