Charleston Gazette Advertises The Dalry Garville Company
A 1944 Charleston Gazette item notes subscriptions and services related to the Dalry Garville Company and TM Associates. It mentions postal distribution and legal boilerplate, and includes a devotional and literary verse under the date December 11, 1944 in Marion, Virginia.
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Charleston Gazette
Publakes
Dalry Garvile Company
Ema
Matchice
Mharievion
W. Ve
Eral Umatier
Wen
Virginia
Bonday
Alfred Tennyson
Cleaning House at State Department Sparks Debate
The plan to revamp the State Department under President Roosevelt draws criticism over new appointees while defenders praise their fitness and potential to shape postwar policy. Noted figures Edward J. Stettinius Wil L Clayton Nelson Rockefeller Joseph Grew McArchibald MacLeish Dean Acheson James C. Dunn Brig. Gen. Julius C. Holmes are cited as capable despite partisan concerns.
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State Department
Roosevelt
M Jorge
America
Edward J. Stettinius
House of Morgan
Wall Street
Wil L. Clayton
Nelson Rockefeller
Dewey
Yeb Rockefeller
Joseph Grew
Mc Archibald MacLeish
Congress
Dean Acheson
James C. Dunn
Office of
Office of Special Affairs
Department
Julius C. Holmes
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Plea for reform at State Department sparks cautious optimism
The writer defends recent presidential and Stetlinits administration appointments as essential for a peaceful, prosperous world. Critics offer no substitutes. A major overhaul of the aging State Department is underway, and expectations remain high as outcomes unfold.
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Stetlinits
State Department
Nazi Plans Indicate Underground Recrudescence
The report suggests Nazi leaders, feeling they are losing, are slipping underground not for surrender but to resume their next war. They aim to press on despite defeats, planning to reshape civilization to fit criminal aims, a view demanding a decade of education and genuine democracy to produce a decent Germany.
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Bub
Germany
Abaska
Soud i
Abiska
Marlena Jelands
Let Us Not Be Fooled By The British American Crisis
Lane Grafton argues Britain and the United States misread the Belgian Greek and Italian disputes. He says the real issue is long term power and economic aims, not mere questions of order, urging unity while cautioning against self preservation through slogans.
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Lane Grafton
Berlin
United States
Mr. Eden
Mme. Stettinian
Britain
America
Haly
Belgium
Greece
Count Sfarza
Bonomi
Verlot
Papandreou
Bridah
Churchill
North Africa
Brrth
Stacza
Foreign Office
Wey
Bonani
Ardes
Sforza
Billiard Showdown at Capitol Hotels Cap de Hoppe Revival
The Brighter Side recalls a Sunday billiards match at the Capitol Hotel on Eighth Avenue where Hoppe appears in two forms a pallid bankerly figure and a youthful Broadway style champion. Miguel Marquez and Willie Wille join the crowd as three cushion play flares with new rules attracting debate about stymies and speed. Spectators include soldiers and ghosts as postwar industry hopes billiard tables sustain interest.
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Capitol Hotel
Eighth Av
Hoppe
Polaed
Tony
Miguel Marquez
Mexico
Willi
Buldish
Wille
Alrigh
Marquez
Willie
Bath
Hotel
Truc
Broadway
Roosevelt Churchill pact blamed for Greek chaos
Drew Pearson reports that a Roosevelt Churchill understanding gave Britain control over Greece and Yugoslavia, influencing military decisions and keeping American troops and supplies under British direction. The piece notes U.S. diplomats faced Greek policy pressures, the wearing of British uniforms by U.S. personnel, and lingering resentment over intervention choices.
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Drew Pearson
Wastsctos
Greece
Roosevelt
Churchill
Yugoslavia
U. S
U. S. Ufffevra
Uldzens
Afnales
Greecs
UNKHA
Italy
U.S
Vabloot
Cairo
George of Greete
Oreuy Welles
iFrink Shutea
Ani Sheridan
Radie Stor
Campaley Haz
Lrtte Roer
Harry Warner
Warmer Brothersy
Matson
Tam
Polly
Intercepted Message Affects U S Employment Service
Dec 11 report notes IME Bear Andy Pantandiers formerly in fest Charleston and now missing. The message blames the U S Employment Service for pressuring them to work and urges action by the agency.
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Andy Pantandiers
Charleston
U. S. Employment Service IV
Tank Crew Triumph After Thanksgiving Turkey Hit
In Germany on December 2, veteran crews of a tank unit report a successful engagement. Tank commander Hanna Mabine led to the target as Cpl. Walter Metall and Cpl. Frank Zyck manned machine guns. Cpl. Elwood Pickell and Pvt Samp Paperelli watched periscopes as Sgt Robins signaled fire. The crew cheered after destroying the target and moving in for a post-attack inspection, claiming a five-point cheer and the reward of a meal after Thanksgiving.
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Germany
Turkey
Thanksalving Ulnner
Hanna Mabine
Ben Wer
Unner
Walter Metall
Jowell
Mars
Frank Zyck
Lynn
Mass
Elwood Pickell
Care Fhohoken
Samp Paperelli
Erie
Pao
Sgt Robins
McGrath
Sgt. Robing
Gerpany
Tank action and crew survive night battle description
The account describes a chaotic night engagement where a tank destroys an enemy tank, mortars silence radios after a shelling, and crew members scramble into a foxhole as shells hit. It notes casualties and a tank retriever operation, with officers directing maneuvers and the vehicle tumbling down a slope during the action.
Ask The Gazette Quiz Answers In Washington DC Feature
Inquiries answered by Information Bureau in Washington detail authority over Eisenhower, succession rules, and Victory Gardens. The Q and A cover mourning gloves, water color, saints, Fort McHenry, inventor royalties, rifle calibers, military service pay, USS Enterprise service dates, Selective Service records, divorced wives of soldiers, Liberia language, a Cleveland Aquarium whale weight, and widow walks on New England homes.
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Ger. Ebenhower
George C. Marshall
Henry K. Stimson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Army
Navy
Congress
ASA
Department of Agriculture
Milan
USS
Enterprise
Tokyo
Midway Island
Solomon Islands
Santa Cruz
H. A
Selective Service Bureau
Selective Service Board
Actlon
Veterans’ Administration
Liberia
Negro Republic
Cleveland
New England
Editors Letters Spark Wartime Controversy and Tax Grievances
Readers express views on Europe war aims and Russia's role, while criticizing taxes and rural roads. Letters accuse women of laziness in war effort, call for work to produce bullets, condemn complacency, and urge support for bonds. Contributors include Kathleen Older Clyde Ellis Leon Brown and Dalsy E. Hall.
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Guzette
Ilter
Europe
Lnsiais
Germany
Charleston
Kathleen Older
Editor Gazettes
Mer
Ten
Paul
John
Mullins
Dalsy E. Hall
Cigar Habit Harm in War Time Cited by Writer
In a nationwide column the author argues the real wartime fuel is not cigarette shortages but addiction itself. He cites medical views showing tobacco harms the heart and throat, notes addiction is widespread, and criticizes drivers of smoking norms while urging social restraint and moral responsibility.
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Westbrook Pegter
Wiew York
Cates
Washington
Sher
Baering Down By Arthur Dupa Baer
An aged cartoonish critique from 1914 laments wartime procurement. The narrator mocks government contracts at Camp Shanks and wartime inflation, claiming contractors overcharge and mislead, with satire on backroom deals and wartime shortages.
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Arthur “Dupa” Baer
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