Battle Cry Through History Sparks National Memory
Historian notes show the phrase Remember Pearl Harbor becoming a national rallying cry after the 1941 attack. The article traces earlier battle cries like Remember the Maine and Remember the Alamo, noting their origins and the leaders who popularized them. It also mentions Albert Frey of the University of Kentucky visiting family and Phi Mu Alpha pledge news.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Hawaii
Maine
Alamo
Roosevelt
Pearl Arbor
New York City
Avana Harbor
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Texas
Mexico
Alam
H. Wells
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
David Iragut
Mobile
Albert Frey
Theiversity of Kentucky
Harry Frey
Omey Street
Young Frey
Phi Mu Alpha
Wotary Music Fraternity
U.S
British Check Japanese Drive in Malaya as Rails Hold
British forces halt a Japanese push in northeast Malaya after withdrawals from Alor Star and Kota Bahru. RAF planes claim five to eight Japanese planes shot down with no losses. Dutch submarines sink four transports near Patani, delaying reinforcements toward Singapore. Singapore reports a raid alarm with no bombs.
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Malaya
Alor Star
Kota Bahru
Malayan
Upper Malaya
Kuala
Trengganu
Dungan
Shanghai
Tenasserim
East Indies
Singapore
Patani
Netherlands
Eastern Naval Command
Kelanuan
NBC
Dutch East Indies
East Indies ’Command
Batavia
Kadah
To Bahru
Malayan Peninsula
The Hammond Organ Promises Family Music Fun
A vintage ad touts the Hammond organ as compact and easy to play. It highlights rich organ tones and suggests it is the perfect instrument for a family's musical expression and enjoyment at home.
Russians claim major Nazi defeat drives on multiple fronts
Soviet forces reported crushing about 30 German divisions as they advanced in the Orel Tula and Kalinin regions. Encirclements and recaptures near Klin Makeyevka Stalino Taganrog and Mariupol were alleged, with heavy losses and large German retreat evident on the Moscow and Leningrad fronts.
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Orel
Tula
Kalinin
Klin
Semyon Timoshenko
Mius
Sea of Azov
Taganrog
Stalino
Donets
Makeevka
Timoshenko
Mariupol
Rostov
Moscow
Leningrad
Red Army
Tikhvin
Russia
Messiah presentation features two Charleston students
Two Charleston students, Eleanor Collins of 728 Bigby Avenue and Charles Bettinget of 1816 Piedmont Road, will participate in the annual Messiah at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware today.
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Charleston
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Eleanor Collins
Bigby Avenue
Charles Belttin
Get
Piedmont Road
Strange Birds See Battle For Islands
New York dispatch describes migratory albatrosses or gooney birds aiding U S Marines defending Midway and Wake islands in World War II. The birds arrive from the north each autumn, winter at Midway, few to Wake, breed on the sands, and commonly collide with human activity while the war unfolds.
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New York
U. S
Midway Island
Wake Island
I Alentian Islands
Midway
Wake
Midway Islands
America
Navy Construcion
British Press Reports North Africa Engagements
North Africa updates describe Rommel's forces being encircled as they push northwest toward Bomba Derna and Appolonis on a curved Libyan coast road. It notes Axis garrisons near Saladim and Bardia resisting, Allied advances south of Salum, and RAF strikes disrupting Axis columns west of Gazala Bir Hacheim Timim.
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Erwin Rommel
Bomba
Derna
Appolonis
Itati H
Salam
Egypt
Bardia
Libya
North Africa
Tobruk
Gazala
Cairo Bulletin
Salum
Bir Hacheim
Timim
Seven Couples Seek Marriage Licenses at County Clerk Office
Applicants for licenses included William Edward Campbell of St Albans with Clara Means Hager of Alum Creek and Arthur Sayre of 1088 Sixth Street with Opal Marie Jiiden of Dunbar. Also listed were Donald Benford Snowden of Reed with Elizabeth Anne Kelley of Clinton Avenue, Romeo Edward Gulley of 1912 Lee Street with Frances Ryder, Charles Willard Tully with Betty Dean Merritt of Bunvar, Jack Trackter with Irene Martin of East Bank, and William Virgil Perrine with Belva Virginia Fields of Chandler's Branen.
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William Edward Campbell
St. Albans
Clara Means Hager
Alum Creek
Arthur Sayre
Sixth Street
Opal Marie Jiiden
Dunbar
Donald Benford Snowden
Reed
Elizabeth Anne Kelley
Clinton Avenue
Romeo Edward Gulley
Lee Street
Frances Ryder
Burlew Drive
Charles Willard Tully
Betty Dean Merritt
Bunvar
Jack Trackter
Irene Martin
East Bank
William Virgil Perrine
Belva Virginia Fields
Chandler's Branen
Bosworth Resigns West Virginia State Police Post
Col Bosworth resigns as West Virginia state police superintendent amid labor disputes and CIO tensions. Gov Neely denies any orders from CIO and notes internal pressure from UMWA locals over alleged brutality and peaceful picketing. Hess named parole director. successor to Bosworth undetermined as inquiry continues.
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West Virginia
Price Royal
Bosworth
CIO
Gov
Netly
Neely
Col
Bos Worth
Gary
Matt Edmiston
Liquor Commission
Ernest Bailey
Hale Watkins
Cal. Bosworth
Department of Public Safety
Mr. Watkins
Col. Bosworth
Wax
House of Delegates
Randolph County
Unemployment Compensation Board of Review
G. H. Crumpecker
The
Elkins Mail
Hess
West Virginia University
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Democratic
Mannington
UMWA
Hosworth
Sattler Studies
Charles J. F. Sattler
Puodic
Boone
Board of Inquiry
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Official resignation letter cited in public safety probe
Bosworth cites Boone letter stating resignation effective December 41 194, ending investigation into the department of public safety. Boone expresses pleasure in serving and wishes for a favorable outcome.
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Bosworth
Boone
Department of Public Safety
West Virginia Gas Company Taps New Well Near Sandyville
The West Virginia Gas company brought in a new gas well on the W. W. Custer farm near Sandyville. Officials estimate a daily flow of 10,000,000 feet. The Oriskany sand was tapped at 5,247 feet, placing the well in the heart of Jackson county field.
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Big Gasser
Ripley
West Virginia Gas Company
W. W. Custer
Sandyville
Oriskany
Jackson County
Moonshine Stills Seized in West Virginia Tax Chase
Six moonshine stills were confiscated last week by West Virginia investigators of the federal alcohol tax unit. Daniel E. McShane, investigator in charge, reported yesterday. Fourteen defendants were arrested in ten cases while officers seized one automobile, 68 gallons of unpaid whiskey, and 50 gallons of mash.
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West Virginia
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Daniel E. McShane
Lemon Juice Remedy Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice to ease rheumatic, arthritis, or neuritis pain. It claims rapid results within hours or overnight, with a money back guarantee if pain persists. The offer notes Cohen Drug Company endorsements and widespread drugstore availability.
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Tadel
Cohen Drug Company
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