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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1939

Page

4

100 Scholarships In Flying Offered

The Civil Aeronautics Authority announced 700 flight training scholarships for non-college youths aged 18 to 25. Ground schools will be set up in 70 cities with 10 selected from each for flight training, aligning with a broader program funded by a $4,000,000 appropriation to train 10,000 pilots. Selection will be competitive.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Authority CAA

Football Player Ed Rollins Loses Left Leg

Edwin Rip Rollins an 18 year old St Benedicts prep tackle had his left leg amputated above the knee at St Michael hospital after an Oct 6 injury in a game with Villanova freshmen. Doctors cited an infected blood clot as the cause and compared his case to Princeton tackle Don Herring.

Newark N. J Edwin Rip) Collins St. Benedict's St. Michael's Hospital Rollins Villanova College George F. Hewson Collin Don Herring Princeton University

Ground school site chosen for flight training exam period

Examination basis for flight training between April 1 and September 1 identifies Clarksburg West Virginia as one of the ground school locations.

Clarksburg W. Va

World’s Tonic praised by Montgomery pastor

Rev Alfred Clifton of Montgomery W Va voices his wife’s account praising Worlds Tonic after longstanding digestive issues. He reports relief from constipation and nervous headaches enabling better study and pastoral duties. Cohen’s Drug Store Charleston WV advertised for Worlds Tonic with claims of herbal alkalines.

Alfred Clifton 5Th Ave Montgomery W. Va Christian Clifton Cohen's Summers &J Charleston

Proud Father Witnesses Navy Tops Army 10-0 in Philly

Al Fred Bergner of Kankakee Illinois celebrates as his son Allen Bergner captain and tackle leads Navy to a 10 to 0 victory over Army in Philadelphia.

Alfred Bergner Kankakee Iil Allen Navy Army Philadelphia

Club Will Decorate Christmas Tree

A community Christmas tree will be decorated by Littlepage school study club members on the school lot. Plans formed at the Wednesday night Christ mas party at West Side Woman's club with Mesdames Tribble and Cunningham as hostesses. The Neighborhood Boys' club attended and Wyatt Littleton spoke on the club's purpose. Numerous local residents joined the event. A separate note recalls Costa Rica imposing price controls during the European war onset.

Littlepage West Side Woman’s Club Mesdames G. E. Tribble Mabel Cunningham Herbert C. Johnson Y.M.C.A

Birth of Civil Rights Traced by Maxwell

Maxwell traces the idea of rights from Magna Carta to the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, noting that civil community values emerge from individuals with rights rather than timeless truths. The piece reflects on the historical arc shaping modern civil rights concepts.

Maxwell

Special election on extra tax for schools set for Jan 12

Mingo county board of education called a January 12 special election to renew extra tax levies estimated to raise about 360000 for schools. It plans to raise teachers and bus drivers pay by 15 dollars monthly each with remaining revenue for free text books buildings and the general program. Lady St Marys church in Wareham England has returned to use after 1000 years of use as a royal burial place.

Williamson Mingo County Lady St. Mary's Church Wareham England

Judge Maxwell Addresses Charleston Lions on Law and Order

The supreme court of appeals members attended the weekly club session at the Daniel Boone hotel where Judge Haymond Maxwell urged that lasting force lies in agreement for law and order. He warned against demagogic trespass on rights, stressing the judicial system’s dedication to upholding law. Near Kenya Colony, soda is being recovered from Lake Magadi.

Charleston Magadi Kenya

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U. S Montgomery Christian Church Tricia Tribble Alice May Hanna Reta Seafler Costa Rica Millers Wwe Capitol Street Ferry Street Dad Golf Sox Heatheroy A. W. Cox Beauty Eugene Park Ave A. W. Beauty Kalor — Fredericks Duart Cox Salon
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