South Charleston Eagles appoints officers after initiation night
The South Charleston aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles perfected organization with J. Brigade as worthy president. Twenty four candidates were initiated at the club room 620% D street Wednesday. Deputy Grand Worthy President E J O'Brien of Marion presided with Charleston drill teams aiding.
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Order of Eagles
D Street
E. J. O'Brien
Marion
Charleston
Aerue
Clarence Buttry
A. R. Hinchee
John Kisn
James A. Blankenship
L. ©. Mellwain
Richard Clark
Dixon Turner
Paul A. Selan
Jack H. Lewellyn
Ronald Ownby
John Grecula
5. E. Austin
John Buttson
T. A. Fitzgerald
Joseph Janika
C. J. Kendel
Gordon Pitchford
Harry Shelton
Harding Cooper
John Schneider
A. G. Barker
P. H. Bridwell
Skyroad Defense Route Over Alaska Reported
National defense notes describe a new air route over Alaska and the northwest wilderness. American and Canadian military planes are said to establish a 1 000 mile sky road linking defense bases and expanding reach toward potential Japanese threats.
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Gon
Alaska
Bedian
U. S
New Air Route Aims to Cut Chicago Shanghai Distance
The piece notes a fast defense project creating an air route linking Chicago to Shanghai after the war allowing a major commercial line to Asia. It launched from the 1940 defense board idea and operates in just over a year. It highlights speed in defense training and anti discrimination efforts with Admiral Byrd urging unity.
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Chicago
Shanghai
Joint
Peace Biggest Job Ahead Roth Says
Roosevelt era wartime talk by C E Roth to Exchange Club outlines postwar aims and dangers. He warns the hardest task after victory is preventing bloodshed as Europe’s oppressed peoples gain freedom and warns of Russian and Turkish moves and a near East oil route. He also notes Japan’s defense in the Pacific and new Tokyo Shanghai radio photo service.
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FBI
U. S
C. E. Roth
Exchange Club
Ruffner
Roth
Morris Harvey
NYA
J. G. Rector
R. O. Halloran
R. E. Witschey
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John A. Field, Jr
Verne L. Lance
Board of Control
Europe
Hitler
Russia
Germany
Turkey
Near East
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Pacific
Singapore
Colton Store Manager Promotes Smoking Gift Options
Mr 8 L Colton manager of the store and noted pigeon authorities recently returned from an extended buying tour with many importations not to be equalled in the state. Colton and attendants will be on hand to help select a smoking gift suited to individual taste and personality.
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8. L. Colton
West Virpiale
Colton
Night locking of Monmouth County Court House Enters
Freeholder Edgar O. Murphy says the county court house will lock its doors at night after drunks were found sleeping on the third floor. Court street entrance kept open for police to move prisoners through a corridor to the county jail. A night bell will summon the warden.
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N. J
Monmouth County Court House
Edgar O. Murphy
Court Street
County Jail
Court House
Police cover headquarters as search begins for neighborhood character
Philadelphia police at the 14th district station tarped windows and put up cardboard screens after damage and a survey of the handiwork. They seek a local character previously in custody who might be asked to create murals for the screens. Fire and firemen details appear in brief alongside other scattered notes from Alameda and Hay Springs.
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Philadelphia
14Th District
Wheeling Man Pleads Guilty in Bankruptcy Case
Alexander E. Farer of Wheeling pleaded guilty in federal court to a bankruptcy statute violation. Judge W. E. Baker deferred sentence pending probation officer investigation. Farer had sold his car and property for 500 dollars, bought defense bonds, and headed to Denver to enlist in the cavalry.
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Alexander E. Farer
Wheeling
W. E. Baker
Try
Denver
Cavalry
Duchess of Gloucester gives birth to first child
A son was born today to the Duchess of Gloucester, wife of the king's younger brother. This marks the Gloucesters' first child. Before her 1935 marriage she was Lady Alice Montagu Douglas-Scott.
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London
Duchess of Gloucester
George
Alice Montagu- Douglas-Scott
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