Quezon Backs Freedom Pact For Philippine Independence
President Manuel L. Quezon said the disclosure of plans for independence is a waste of energy and reaffirmed commitment to the 1934 act promising independence for the Philippines by July 4, 1944. He will seek endorsement of the joint preparatory committee’s recommendations when the Philippine national assembly convenes in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Manuel L. Quezon
Cal
Philippine Islands
Quezon
Pulppine National Assembly
Meria
Fragmented plea for relief from cough and throat issue
Incoherent OCR fragment asks about a cough embarrassing people and mentions a mysterious formula and supposed remedies. It references a Train, Grooeste, Belps, and Emprus in unclear context, with no concrete actions or verifiable entities.
Lindbergh Line Slogan Dropped by TWA
Kansas City December 5 17 1939 literature shows Transcontinental and Western Air removed The Lindbergh Line slogan from schedules and officials offered no comment The Star notes lingering Lindbergh branding despite Lingbergh's 1924 exit and says dropping the identity follows complaints about a German tied heroics in 1927 Atlantic flight context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Transcontinental and
Western Air, Inc
Cal. Charles A. Lingbergh
Independence Question Reexamination Questioned
The president said there seemed to be no desire for reexamination of the independence issue here or in the United States, despite proposals by Paul V. McNutt Philippine high commissioner.
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Paul V. McNutt
U.S
Edmiston to Talk to district postmasters on Dec 11
Rep. An dew Edmiston will address the 13th senatorial district post masters in meeting here Dec. 11. Postmaster A. G. Martin of Fairmont, president of the State Fostmasters association, also will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkaburg
Andew Edmiston
A. G. Martin
Fairmont
State Fostmasters Association
Capitol City Council Initiates New Members and Reinstates
The Capitol City council No. 22k Jr. Co U A M will initiate six new members and reinstate seven at a meeting tomorrow night in Virginia Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. Reinstatements are under Earl F. Marion, with new initiates directed by Robert C. Watts and CS Jenkins. Initiates include S R Williams, Earl Taylor, P L Lawson, Lissia Carte, H M Kidd, J A Merical. reinstated are S E Pauley, Clarence Plantz, Sam P. R Smallwood, James Pauline, H Frank Goff, Raymond Atkins, Hobart Coundift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Council
No. 22K, Jr. Co
Virginia ‘Street
Pennsylvania
Avenue
Earl F. Marion
Robert C. Watts
CS. Jenkins
E. D. Huston
S. R. Williams
Earl Taylor
P. L. Lawson
Lissia Carte
H. M., Kidd
J. A. Merical
S. E. Pauley
Clarence Plantz
Sam P. R. Smallwood
James Pauline
H. Frank Goff
Raymond Atkins
Hobart Coundift
Medical Auxiliary To Hear Neurologist
Dr A Osterman a neurologist. will speak on Mental Mechanisms at a public meeting by the Kanawha Medical Society Women’s Auxiliary in the Kanawha hotel this evening. A social hour will follow hosted by a long list of club hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. , Osterman
Wheeling Neurolopist
Women’s Auxiliary
The
Kanawha Medical Society
Kanawha Hotel
A. A. Wilson
V. L. Peterson
E. V. Gordon
G. H. Barksdale
F. A. Clark
Duke Dent
J. E. Rucker
George P.naum
B. H. Swint
KR. H. Dunn
W. C. Polsue
V. E. Holcombe
Robert Price
R. A. Ireland
A. A. Scletz
Lucky Shopper 5 Prize Drawn for Proper ID at Gazette
A lucky shopper will receive 5 dollars after proper identification at The Gazette Business office. Each shopping day before December 20, The Gazette will present 35 in cash to the shopper who appears in the “lucky thing.” The Gazette cameraman photographs shoppers at random in downtown during morning hours. With 17 Christmas shopping days remaining, Charleston merchants urge Yuletide purchasing in the Ideal shopping hours to ease afternoon rush. The Sunday edition lucky shopper is Mrs. Claude Williamson of Marmet.
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Gazette
The
Charleston
Claude Willamson
Marmet
Conference Today On Red House Pickets
Hazelwood Construction Company, contractor for the 100000 Red House hosiery mill, agrees to shut down work and meet at 2 p m today with Charleston Building Trades council. AFL spokesman W E Kirk says pickets were set yesterday and some workers quit or material was turned back. He notes Hazelwood has favored local homestead residents and hopes for a friendly wage and condition settlement.
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Hazelwood Construction Company
Red House
Charleston Building Trades Council
W. E. Kirk
AFL
Kirksae
Hazelwood
Sally Clark Marries George McClanahan in Hawaii Honeymoon
Blonde Sally Clark greeted Chicago as she walked with husband of three days George XX. McClanahan. She called them terribly happy and said singing is harder than marriage. They will honeymoon three months in Hawaii after a stop in Los Angeles. McClanahan added that everyone should marry.
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Chicago
Sally Clark
George XX. McClanahan
Los Angeles
Hawaii
McClanahan
Reckless Driving Charge Dismissed Against Ray Wailiff
A reckless driving charge against Ray Wailiff of 601 Delaware Avenue was dismissed yesterday by Municipal Judge Cyrus W. Hall after an automobile accident on East Washington Street near Reynolds Street. Vivian Lively, 16, and Nora Gibson, 40, of 314 Kanawha Street were slightly injured when struck by Wailiff's car.
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Ray Wailiff
Delaware Avenue
Cyrus W. Hall
East Washington Street
Reynolds Street
Vivian Lively
Nora Gibson
Kanawha Street
Retliff
Soft Coal Production Rises Across Nation
Bituminous coal production continued upward in the week ended November 26 with a daily rate 0.5 percent higher than the prior week and total output slightly above the same week last year. The national bituminous coal commission estimates 7,600,000 tons produced, noting Thanksgiving observances limited output.
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National
Twelve passengers escape Greyhound bus fire near Buffalo
A west bound Atlantic Greyhound bus near Buffalo burst into flames yesterday. Driver W. G. Hart reported all twelve passengers disembarked safely and no injuries were cited. An official at Charleston offices said damage reached about 1000 dollars and the cause remained undetermined.
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Borelal
Buffalo
Atlantic Greyhound
W. G. Hart
P. D. Shingleton
Charleston
Venison Treat For Salvation Army Hospital Patients
A game warden from the state department of conservation brought a fine buck to the Salvation Army hospital patients yesterday. The gift marked the first venison the patients recall in memory of Adj. Hal Hughes, the local commander, as a lucky hunter stretched his bag beyond limits.
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Salvation Army Hospital
State Departtment of Conservation
Amits
Adj
Hal Hughes
Clarksburg City Manager Removed in Council Vote
Clarksburg city council ousted H. M. Thomason as city manager and elected City Engineer Draca Dodrill to replace him. The decision was 2 to 0 with one member absent. Thomason served about 19 months. Dodrill will serve a one year term ending next April.
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Clarksburg
H. M. Thomason
Draca Dodrill
Abe
Thomason
Dodzil
New Convent Dedicated by West Virginia Bishop Swint
Buckhannon the dedicatory exercises announced the new convent of the Sisters of St Joseph with Bishop J Z Swint presiding. A banquet honored the bishop and priests, while services were held in Huntington for Mrs James W Damron aged 73. In Fairmont the U S agricultural office reported a theft of 310 dollars by a staffer lunch-time thief.
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Buckhannon
J. Z. Swint
Wheeling
Damron
Huntington
James W. Damron
Catlettsburg
Fairmont
Alice K. Webter
U. S
Hotel Purchasers Receive Charter
Astate issues a charter to Hurt Realty Co of Charlester with $25 000 capital, incorporators J F Hurt O M Young and R W Wiggins. Fred W Smith and Henry P Butts listed as Charleston restaurant care and attorney. Charters also to Bluefield Christmas Tree Association and West Virginia Medical Service, Weston non profit. Incorporators include doctors Harvey M Andrew Ralph M Fisher E T W Hall A F Lawson Theresa O Snath and E A Trinkle of Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astate
Hurt Realty Company
Charlester
Ulysses
Dunbar Street
Planters National Bank of
Richmond
J. F. Hurt
O. M. Young
R. W. Wiggins
Charleston
Fred W. Smith
Henry P. Butts
Bluefield Christmas Tree Association
West Virginia Medical Service
Tne
Weston
T He Weston Corporation
Harvey M. Andrew
Ralph M. Fisher
E. T. W. Hall
A. F. Lawson
Theresa O. Snath
E. A. Trinkle
Five Couples Apply For Licenses to Wed
Applicants for marriage licenses yesterday at the office of County Clerk Paul E. Wehrle included Shirley Neal Grass of West Washington Street and Alice Elizabeth Pritchard of Olcott. Emma Alexander Bonham and Jewell Madeline Roberts of Crescent Road, Wilmer Wolf and Virgie Mae Sigmund of Chandler's Branch, Hoscoe Hoggesy of Route 6 Charleston, and Ruth Romsey of Biz Chirney. Robert V. Harper of Elkview and Virginia Asbury of Route 4, Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Wehrle
Shirley Neal Grass
West Washington Street
Alice Elizabeth Pritchard
Olcutt
Emma Alexander Bonham
Jewell Madeline Roberts
Crescent Road
Wilmer Wolf
Virgie Mae Sigmund
Chandler's Branch
Hoscoe Hoggesy
Route 6
Charleston
Ruth Romsey
Biz Chirney
Robert V. Harper
Elkview
Virginia Asbury
Route 4
Two to Be Arraigned On Auto Theft Charge
Two brothers E N McMillan aged 26 and Frank McMillan aged 28 were sent for arraignment next Monday in municipal court on auto theft and bad checks charges. Police say the pair traveled through more than a dozen states in a 17000 mile journey using Walter Jescue's car before heading east. E N McMillan reportedly led the trip and Frank joined in Dayton last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N
Frank McMillan
Dayton
E. N. McMillan
Walter Jescue
Frank
Federal court ruling lists assets and liabilities
A district federal court entry notes liabilities at 5407 dollars and land assets valued at 880.43 dollars as part of asset reporting. The brief item records financial positions without further context or names.
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Ana Danan
Teustic Garden
Toods — Beverages
Lindbergh Line
Edmiston
Capitol City Council
Permanente
Savaral
Greyhound
Trauy. Bzade
Davenport
Studio
Hadley
Virginia Street
W. Va
Medical Service Company
David William Law
Bourbo
Schenley
Dele Mt
Seanicer
Wren
Europe
Studebaker
Tudebaker
Tevet
Triple State Electric CO
Mcfarland ST
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