Christmas Bus Bride: Connie Reunites With Jerry Marsh
Connie Daw son and Jerry Marsh, both prominent in wartime roles, reunite in New York after his North Atlantic air mission. They plan to wed on Christmas Day, with Connie eager to marry locally rather than await Avalon or official press channels. The couple faces a rush of public interest as their romance moves toward a private ceremony.
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Jerry Marsh
Connie
Jerry
Long Island
New York
Constance Dawson Toulin
Wappy
Darling
New
Avalon
Tome
Tanbark City
Wea
Dawson
Jerry Wi
Sheegan
Hoy
Contempt Hearing Set For Six CIO Officials
FAYETTEVILLE December 19 a contempt hearing for six United Construction Workers officials accused of violating an injunction limiting picketing at the River Boom and Lumber company in Richwood was continued to December 29 by agreement. Circuit Judge H E Dillon overruled a defense demurrer claiming insufficient evidence. The Richwood Loggers and Lumbermen's Union petitioned to cite UCW Local 405 and named George J Titler and other organizers for creating disturbances and forming picket lines at the Cherry River Properties on December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
United Construction Workers
CIQ
River Boom and Lumber Company
Richwood
H. FE. Dillon
Richwood Loggers and Lumbermen’s Union
Independent
Dillon
12 U S Agencies To Leave Capital
Washington announces 12 government agencies or parts will relocate to cities including St Louis New York Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh affecting about 10000 employees with completion expected in 30 to 60 days Rural Electrification administration Farm Security administration and others move to St Louis New York City Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and more details follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UNS
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Harold D. Smith
Rural Electrification Administration
Farm Security Administration
Department of Commerce
New York City
Fish and Wildlife Service
National Park Service
Office of Indian Affairs
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Old Age and Survivors Insurance
Social Security Board
Securities and Exchange Commission
Office of the Solicitor of the Labor Department
Employer Compensation Commission
Railroad Retirement Board
Soldier Found Dead at Camp Roberts in California
Brig. Gen. A W Lane said Sgt. Robert W Alexander 27 of McDowell Virginia was killed Wednesday in the camp east garrison. Master Sgt. Charles Lanham 49 of Martinsburg West Virginia was held for questioning. Alexander had five years in the army and Lanham 25 years. The shooting occurred Wednesday but wasn't disclosed until today.
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Camp Roberts
Calif
A. W. Lane
Robert W. Alexander
McDowell
Charles Lanham
Martinsburg
W. Va
Alexander
Lanham
Mail Service to Axis and Japan Suspended
All mail to Japan and Axis nations halted along with ports under Axis control. Continental Europe remains except Gibraltar, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Russia and unoccupied France. Japanese possessions and colonies listed include Korea Taiwan Formosa and several Pacific islands. Money orders to Thailand suspended. Finland removed from British mail system.
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Japan
Geremany
Igly
Post Office
Europe
Gibraltar
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Russia
France
Chosen
Korea
Taiwan
Formosa
Bokato Island
Pescardoes
Karafuto
Marianne Islands
Marshall Islands
Caroline Islands
Manchuria
Kwantung
Thailand
Siam
Finland
New 15 Minute Car Wash Installed at Hugh Stewart Motors
Hugh Stewart Motors installs a new equipment that washes autos in 15 minutes. The unit was mounted yesterday by A Bennett who runs the service. Bennett says the modern method is faster and an improvement over the old service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Stewart Motors, Inc
Bennett
Extradition Granted For Kentucky Murder Suspect Zeke Reynolds
Governor Neely approved extradition of Zeke Reynolds from McDowell County to Kentucky to face a murder indictment dating to November 1935. Reynolds is charged in the fatal shooting of William Robert Baker in Hoy County, per Kentucky secretary of state records.
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Zeke Reynolds
McDowell County
Kentucky
Neely
Reynolds
William Robert Baker
Hoy County
Secretary of State's Office
You Are Well Paid in Civil Service Jobs
A 40 page booklet outlines U S government salaries and tests for civil service roles. Clerical posts pay up to 9000 dollars yearly, rural carriers over 1800 plus mileage bonuses, inspectors 1420 to 2600, with top salaries and age limits specified. The booklet lists pay, age ranges, requirements, pensions, and how to apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Postal Service
Customs and Immigration Patrol
U. S
Charleston Garetts, Home Institute
West 10Th Street
New York
N.Y
Dentrat's Son Loses Teeth in Sandlot Football Collision
In Indianola Mississippi on December 19, Dr Paul Woodward’s son enters the dental office with a mouth injury after a sandlot football tackle. Doctors later extracted two teeth from the scalp of a ball carrier identified as William. Fire the ball carrier, and put him to bed.
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Indianola
Miss
Paul Woodward
Woodward
William
One of Triplets Dies in Elkins Hospital
One of the triplet sons born to Mr and Mrs Roy Burns of Parsons last Thursday died today in an Elkins hospital. Physicians said the condition of the mother and the other babies was satisfactory. The triplets were born at the Burns home and brought to a hospital here as a precautionary measure.
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Elkins
Roy Burns
Parsons
Elkins Hospital
Goebbels to Broadcast Tonight for German Rally
Berlin dispatch reports official German radio announced Joseph Goebbels will broadcast to the German people at 8 o'clock tonight Eastern Standard Time. The AP recorded the broadcast timing as part of ongoing propaganda coverage from Berlin.
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Berlin
Joseph Paganda
Peul ‘Goebbels
Plan to Use Teachers For Registration Eyed
A proposal to close schools in West Virginia and appoint teachers as registrars was discussed. Brig Gen A C Pierce said he would consult Gov Neely before deciding, noting the plan would broaden registration from ages 18 to 65 and pose a larger task than prior efforts.
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West Virginia
A C. Pierce
State Selective Service
Orniesto ‘Atty
Leo Cuma
Wheeline Heard Na A
Pierce
Conde
Gov. Neely
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Christmes
Seporter
Espe
Beiritatn
Aristmar Tarlougn
J. Patterson
Press Bureau
Acta
Constance Dawson
Constance
Pat
CIO
U.S
East
Midwest
Axis
Wade J. Hill
Bank OF Commerce Sia
House
Senate
Andrew J. May
D-Ky
Francis V. Keesting, Jr
Warren BR
Austin
Robert R. Reynolds
D-N. C
COX
Euler
Suleiser
Chambrays
Cox's
Ashe Oo Trecastion
Dentrat
Ball
Goebbels
Electrolux
Morrison's
Poneto Io Donbiosconi
Rome
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