Deity and Runeau feature in Virginia inscription
The Charleston Gazette details a page four inscription titled Deity and Runeau by Carrten and Cutaide W Va. It notes cartoonish ads and telephones in use at the post office and reports on the public notices and classified items. The piece closes with an Old English verse about working with God.
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The
Charleston Gazette
Natpengeut Wemecetio Neerparet
Haabierdae
Gazite Company
Virginie
Ana Runeau
Carrten
Ana Cutaide W Va
LAD Emieeie
Virginia Nupwone
IBM @ sale
Dasticlione
Newa
Ponteltica
Ead
West Virginia
Moral Reflections on News Across World War II Headlines
A reader notes conflicting wartime dispatches from Belgium and Luxembourg and reports of U S divisions mauled in one area while others push in Leyte. The piece questions press certainty and hints at a moral in the fog of battle reporting.
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Belgium
Berlin
United States
Fil
Luxembourg
Leyte
Economic Peace: Why avoid a postwar economic war
Editorial warns that a shooting war could follow a contested economic battle among Allies Britain Russia the United States and France. It argues leaders must act together to prevent economic rivalries fueled by powerful financial interests and ensure equal trade opportunities for all nations to sustain peace.
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Britain
Russia
United States
France
Europe
Greece
Belgium
Poland
Early postwar talks urge equal opportunity and trust
The speaker foresees early meetings among Roosevelt Stalin and Churchill to shape future economic conditions. Agreements must protect smaller nations, overcome distrust, and be open to public scrutiny to lay a stable foundation for enduring peace.
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Roosevelt
Stalin
Church- ML
Churchill
Britain
Moral crisis of liberal opinion over Roosevelt State Department
The piece argues that American liberals and intellectuals face a moral crisis as Roosevelt State Department appointments provoke isolationist and anti international sentiment. It notes Sen Chandler and Sen Johnson critics, bitter reactions from the Chicago Tribune, and fears of disillusionment turning to despair as Britain and Russia shape Europe.
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Roosevelt
State Department
Churchill
Mazerdiberal
Sen. Johnson
California
The
Chicago Tribune
Britain
Russia
Europe
Adoriter
Sen. Chandler
Kentucky
Chandler
World Organization
Eas
Uberals
Sera
Isoap
Clayton
Roosevelt State Department
The Broadway Diet Craze Among Gentlemen Critics
In a diary style notice, Mr. Lindy of a Broadway restaurant describes his dramatic weight loss from 203 to 160 pounds via a dried apricot and raw carrot regimen. The piece notes dieting among men, quoting manager Eddie Walker and producer Astris, and contrasts old methods with this fashionable trend, mentioning critics and other dieters like Bill Simon of Los Angeles.
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Mr. Lindy
Mr.Lindy
Kris Kringle
Eddie Walker
Jod Uneris
Cick
Astris
Mr. Marris
Marrs
Rockefeller
Jimmy Durante
Tom
Los Angeles
Bill Simon
Simon-Lyman
Hollywood
Roosevelt censorship and naval air action in 1944
Washington wartime columns detail FDR's frequent absences and censorship around his travels, noting four major domestic and international trips this year. The piece also recounts naval aviation honors and a World War II era personnel note involving Lt Teddy Roosevelt Jr and others.
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Drew Pearson Ashington
Washington
White House
Canada
Quebec
United States
Hyde Park
FDR
Sah Carolina
Pearl Harbor
Aleutians
Warm Springs
Office of Censorship
Byron Price
Roosevelt
Churchil
Chiang Koleshek
Cairo
Navy
Midway
Wake Island
John Price
Kanenhe
Hawaii
Wake
Price
Theodore Roosevelt Iil
Teddy Wontevelt
Teddy
Adm
Teddy Roosevelt
Capital
Elliott Roosevelt
USA
Fils
Jack Frye
Gus" Kelley
Gordon L. McDonough
California
Busy Little Wolf from Mine Neapaux Leads War Wrestling Tales
The piece profiles Pvt. Earl Cluckey alias Chief Little Wolf, a World War II mortarman in the 33rd Infantry who wrestled pre war with Ray Steele and others. It notes his brutal battlefield feats in France Belgium Holland and Germany, and his habit of lifting a 1286 pound mortar when needed. It also mentions Capt Michael Cleator receiving a bronze star for St Le breakthrough and dash across France Belgium and Holland.
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Germany
Little Wolf
Earl Cluckey
Mineneapaux
Jerry
Ray Steele
Rudy
Emil Dusek
Bronke Naogurski
Maurice Thillet
Angel
Minnesota
White Earth
France
Belgium
Holland
Geremany
Coms
Michael Cleator
Belgum
Doughboys recount Paris leave and German encounter
Kenneth L. Dixon recalls a vivid scene with U S soldiers in Paris. A Pfc. Donald Parmenter reads German papers while a German officer objects. Mark D. Simons from Delta Utah shares a dreamlike memory as fellow 407th regiment doughboys crowd in.
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Donald Parmenter
Vincennes
Ind
Perio
Pic
Mark D. Simons
Delta
Utah
Pala
407Th Regiment
Paris
Simons
Question and Answer column from The Gazette
A reader asks about public Senate sessions the term unrelated facts on minerals glaciers and names. The Gazette provides concise Q and A covering session openness, necklace terms, tankdozer, Emmaus Glacier, British Prime Minister salary, blood transfusion safety, Unspeakable Turk attribution, merry-go-round horse speeds, first breech-loading cannon, hospital apprentice duties, naval reserve credits, Seabees combat role, and overseas army hospital information.
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Senate
United States
Emmaus
Mount Rainier
Washington
Iit
J. BW
J. BW. A
Wasserman
Thomas Carlyle
Benjamin Chambers
West Virginia aviation needs tied to transport balance
The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce rejects aviation displacement fears and urges careful airport planning. Readers note aviation should share role with rail, highway, river transport, citing editorials and historical quotes on aviation’s place in state life.
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West Virginia
Manintain
Avinilas
Alpha
Omega
On State
Nationalife
Weal Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Gervier
West
Seven League Boots The Pacific War Analysis
An analysis notes the vast Japanese empire from Manchuria to the Marianas and surveys Pacific combat. It argues trenches are distant yet advances by General MacArthur show momentum, describing strategic progress and mounting pressure in the theater.
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Manchuris
Marianas
Tokyo
Pacific
MacArthur
Estate tax laws Lambaste Tax Confiscation Burdens
A Federal article condemns the estate tax paperwork as incomprehensible and costly. It argues the Treasury regulations burden citizens, forcing many to hire lawyers and accountants, and cites dog tax deductions and personal belongings as taxable items. The piece laments government complexity and criticizes the loss of financial security for widows and families.
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York
Treasury
Department
Afiss
Marguereite Rawalt
Federal Bar Association
Texas Bar
Spelvins
Federal Treasury
George
Unclear Vague Memoir Mix From Historic Nonsense
Fragmentary text references figures like Adolf and Mussolini in a chaotic style. Mentions Goebbels, Russians, Hungary, and a reference to “Persian Pigs” with nonsensical dialogue. Lacks coherent event or date. reads as satirical or garbled archival note.
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Rundaledt
Adolf
Hall Rennera
Hungary
Supreme Headquarters
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Manila
Philippines
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Dutch” East Indies
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Aalaan
China
Japan
Nashville
Falls Church
Washington Post
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