Balkans Afraid Of Soviet Thrust
Romania faced pressure as a Moscow backed call for a mutual assistance pact sparked fear across the Balkans. Budapest papers urged unity against a possible Soviet advance while Bulgaria showed mixed signals over Dobruja and Dobruja back to Romania.
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Balkans
Bucharest
Romania
Russia
Europe
Moscow
Communist International
International Communist Organization
Rumania
Budapest
Balkan
Bulgaria
Finland
Dobruja
Bessarabia
Hungary
Gas Case Thrown Out of Ohio Court
A $42,000,000 damage suit against Columbia Gas and Electric and four subsidiaries was dismissed by Common Pleas Judge Dana F. Reynolds. The court ruled that John L. Davies must sue individually for each gas consumer, not the group. Davies may pursue separate actions after counsel conference this week.
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Columbus
Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation
Common Pleas
Dana F. Reynolds
John L. Davies
Davies
Ohio
Witnesses Value Kanawha Property In Condemnation Suit
J Shirley Ross a Charleston real estate man testified in circuit court that the old William Brecker property on Kanawha street was worth 12000 dollars. He aided the defendant in the citys condemnation case. A two story brick building torn down for Kanawha boulevard and lot are involved. City witnesses valued the property between 7700 and 7900 dollars.
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J. Shirley Ross
Charleston
William Brecker
Kanawha Street
Ross
Kanawha Boulevard
Russian Finnish Conflict Dominates European Stage
AP report outlines how the Russian invasion of Finland shifts Europe’s war focus toward Moscow. It cites potential Soviet moves against Romania, risk to Romanian oil supplies, and possible German French British alignment against Russia. The piece notes Italian, Romanian, and Scandinavian implications and a growing fear of a broader European confrontation.
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Kirke L. Simpson
Finland
Moscow
Romania
Eroupe
Russia
Europe
Poland
Rumania
Italy
Germany
Reich
France
Britain
Rome
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithuania
Sweden
Leningrad
Sail of war and iron trade shape Nordic fate
Soviet attack on Finland shifts Europe's balance as Nazi Germany seeks to protect Swedish iron ore and Baltic routes. Berlin allegedly weighs cooperation with Baltic neutrals and Franco British powers to counter a Soviet advance, possibly signaling a broader realignment against communism in Europe.
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Nazi Germany
Russia
Germany
Finland
Gulf of Bothnia
Sweden
Rumania
Scandinavia
Berlin
Europe
Russ-Hungary Border Clash Reported in Paris Radio
London dispatch says Paris radio reported a border clash on the Russo-Hungarian frontier. Hungarian troops were sent to the scene and both sides of the border were closed. The Reuters British service provided the account.
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London
INS
Paris Radio Tonight
Reuters
E E L Juergens Dies at 78 Retired Druggist
Sutton December 6. E L Juergens 78 a retired druggist died today at his home near Sutton. He entered the drug business in 1890 coming here from Wheeling.
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Sutton
E. L. Juergens
Wheeling
Wayne Worker Killed When Truck Reverses on WPA Project
Watt Clay Gibson aged 32 was struck and killed while tinkering with another truck on a WPA project. Arthur Ellis 26 backed his truck, killing Gibson. Detective Staley said the accident was unavoidable and Ellis was arrested on a manslaughter charge pending grand jury action.
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Wayne
Watt Clay Gibson
C. W. Staley
Gibson
Arthur Ellis
Ellis
Staley
John T. Pancake Elks Leader Dies at 38
John T. Pancake former West Virginia State Elks president died at 38 in Huntington after a heart ailment and flu. He led Elks clubs aiding crippled children, helped found the state Elks movement, and served as deputy revenue collector before returning to the family real estate business. He is survived by his widow and one daughter.
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Huntington
John T. Pancake
West Virginia State Elks’ Association
The
Elks
Elks Club
Pancake
Ronceverte
D. J. Pancake
Paul
Internal Revenue
Animals showcased at Moscow agricultural show exceed 3600
The Moscow agricultural show featured more than 3,600 animals on display this year, highlighting a broad range of breeds and farm livestock. Officials noted strong turnout and community interest amid the exhibition's traditional program of judging and displays.
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Moscow
Morlunda Bull Wins Second at International Livestock Exposition
Morlunda Farms of Lewisburg West Virginia earned second place in the breeding Here ford division at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago on December 6.
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Chicago
Morlunda Farms
Lewisburg
W. Va
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Center
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Atlanta
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Iller
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S.finch
Rye
E E. L. Juergens
WPA
Statute
UMC
Sted
Morlunda
Cote -' Ee
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Better Fabrics Testing Bureau
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