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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1941
Page
2
Thirty aliens petitioning for U S citizenship will appear before Federal Judge Ben Moore today at 12 a m for final examination. They are the remaining 30 from an original 36 scheduled, following a December 9 Department of Justice order.
Dr Clive Teblete promotes bile flow aid for digestion and elimination. Today drugstores advertise bor 154 304 604. A list of German and Italian nationals barred from citizenship is provided with multiple names and addresses. Anyone who believes a name should be excluded is asked to report to the court this morning.
Virgil Frizzell Civilian Defense head and Cpl Justus Stalnaker home guard commander will address John Brawley Post 20 American Legion at 806 Kanawha Parkway clubrooms tonight. Attendees include old 313 Ambulance Company guests organized by the late Dr Timothy Barber who died in action in Meuse Argonne. Dr Barber’s brother Dan Barber also served with the unit in France. The meeting will organize post civilian defense operations with program by S C Hanley George Farrell Felix A Foster Arch C Rice. Leader Lee Ray Smith announced.
In a wartime message, Winston Churchill declares, We are all in this, pledging Britain will stand with the United States at all costs against Axis powers. He asserts unity with China, the Dutch, Russia, and other nations as the English-speaking world faces the looming conflict and potential destruction by the Axis.
Rep. Lyndon Johnson reported for active duty as a lieutenant commander in the Navy after voting for war. He spent the afternoon at the office of the chief of naval operations and said he would report soon to the 13th naval district in San Francisco for duty in the Pacific, amid declarations against Germany and Italy and draft act revamp discussions.
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