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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1941

Page

4

U S Forces Close On Manila as Japs Mass Near Front

Japanese forces push toward Manila with tanks and cavalry as Corregidor endures air attacks. Filipino civilians express anger, vow to defend, while Sayre urges calm. Reports indicate resistance strengthening in Lingayen gulf area and Pampanga, with prisoners attempting to join front lines.

Sayre Hish Francis B. Sayre Manila Foonesel Luzon Ass Gallant Tayug Lingayen Gulf U.S Bald Ignacio Javier Bilibid Calumait Bulacan

RAF Bombs Ruhr Valley and North Coast Area Attacked

RAF bombers hit the Ruhr valley and western Germany targets with extensive fires starting at Emden and Wilhelmshaven where many blazes lit up the night. British planes claimed nine bombers shot down as raids struck rail yards, aerodromes, and shipping along the north coast and Rhineland.

Emden Wilhelmshaven High Command Germany North German Rhineland Bethune Gernan-held Air Ministry

Eden Praises Russian Army on Return From Moscow

On returning to London Eden lauded the Russian army as magnificent after viewing Kalinin and Iset during a major counter-offensive. He said he was lucky to witness military performance of the Russians. He traveled with a British trade union delegation and Soviet trade union leaders on the Moscow LDN trip.

Kalinin Iset London Whch Eden Moscow-London Moscow

FDR Approves TNT Plant at Point Pleasant

President Roosevelt sanctioned a large TNT production facility to be built near Point Pleasant on the Ohio River, with the project described as potentially among the world's largest. The War Department and U S engineers reported key conferences in Washington and Hopewell, with a planned tour to the Point Pleasant site and the South Point ammonia works about 40 miles downstream.

War Department Huntington Mss B. H. Falkner U. S Washington Hopewell Point Pleasant South Point Ohie River

Congress Session Put Off Until Jan Sth

Congress plans to start the new session on January 9 with a broad war agenda. Leaders expect President Roosevelt to outline wartime strategy and tax measures as Congress eyes defense spending cuts and a push for price controls. The Senate weighs Langer expulsion amid ethics allegations, while the House prepares tax legislation after hearings in mid January.

Congress Winston Churchill Price Couirs Byrd Senate Senate Banking Committee Banking Senate Committee House Privileges and Elections Committee Sen William Langer Langer Ways and Means

Robbery at Vanderbilt wedding and plant seizure report

A chaotic Beverly Hills wedding weekend is described with a staged robbery during a party where a man posed as a chauffeur stole items from Gloria Vanderbilt and guests. The report also notes a tied labor dispute and seizure of a plant by army authorities and subsequent return to private management after CIO pact.

Gloria Vanderbilt Beverly Hills Cal CNS Glotai Morgan Vandebilt Wid Patrit Creen Ummigren Waellington D.C Palm Beard Te Tolly- Swood Miss Vanderbilt di Cigno Prince Miki Rumannli Prince Davie Mdivani Santi Barbara Mission di Ciceran Twenty di Ciera Bentix Fred G. Coburn Air Associites Inn Roy M. Genes Sincw Inca Coburn War Department Army CIO Pact Privale Clo Umenshei United Automobile Workers of America CIO F. Leroy Til National Defense Hill Navy Federal Ships Building Oro Dor Kearny N. J

Julius Solof Rites To Be Held Today

Julius Solof, proprietor of the Hat Box, will receive funeral rites at 3 p.m. from his residence in Charleston. He is survived by his wife Virginia Ann, a son Richard, a daughter Janet, a brother Abe, two sisters Dela Solaf and Rebe Bush, and several relatives. Burial follows at Spring Hill cemetery with Owen and Barth Funeral Home in charge, active pallbearers named among local community members.

Stalien King Virginia Ann, II Solof Richard Charleston Janet Abe Huntington Dela Solaf Rebe Bush Pittsburgh Ariel Goldburg Delaware Avenue Spring Hill Cemetery Owen and Barth Nat Deutsch Isaac Shulman R. E. Plot Frank A. Baer W. H. Ehman Sam Lapinsky Bernard Selove Charles Grman Miao- Sor Dawson W. E. Chilton Rich M. Rowisky H.R. Puch J. Bull C. B Earl H.L. Wehrie Sam Campell

Bachmann Sets Up The Ration Bureau In West Virginia

Gen Daniel van Voorhis discusses rationing in the Fifth Corps with Bachmann setting up county defense councils and appointing A A Knapp as assistant state coordinator and William Cracraft as public relations officer. A tire rationing board will be chosen by local defense councils to regulate automobile tires.

Daniel van Voorhis Arcis Bachmann A. A. Knapp Charleston Knapp Infantry Reserve Corps Tagnager Social Security Board William Cracraft Wheeling Dorothea Simon Thelma Coleman Bach

Germ-Killing Fungii Report Promises Human Use

Discoveries report germ destroying substances from fungi related to gramicidin, less toxic and promising for human treatment. Tests show effectiveness against worms causing contagious skin disease in cattle and its transmission through raw milk. Columbia University’s Dr Whitly L Hobby notes penicillan guar extract from fungi can kill many germs.

wGhitly L. Hobby Columbia University New York

Malayan Rail Crossings Hold Against Japanese Assault

World War II dispatches report the Perak river area remains intact as Japanese attempts to cross were repulsed with heavy losses. British scorched earth actions around Ipoh destroyed movable tin and wrecked mines to hinder production. Tokyo claims Ipoh and Kuching fell, while British notes indicate operations south of Ipoh and continued fighting on the Perak front. Royal Air Force and Singapore communiques mention bombings of Malay coast targets and strikes on Penang air bases.

NBC CBS Qur Malaya China Russia Ipoh Far Eastern Tokyo Kuching Sarawak Borneo Britain Singapore Far Eastern Command Perak Perak River London

Dutch Airmen Hit Transport Off Miri in Sumatra

Batavia dispatch cites Indies air action as Dutch planes strike a transport off the Miri harbor in Sarawak. Aneta says Manila reports of 12 more Japanese troopships sunk off Davao lack confirmation. Communique credits American built Martin bombers with downing two Japanese fighters. No official word on parachute troops near Medan after Sumatra attack. observers doubt a large landing succeeded.

Medan Sumatra East Indies Kuching Sarawak Borneo Miri Harbor Celebes Spoh Malaya Jarrow Batavia N. E. T4 Dutch Army Air Force Indies Miri Aneta Manila Davao Philippines Chutist NNC

Axis retreat across Libya tightens as forces clash

The Rome wireless claimed a British encirclement attempt near Agee dakin was repulsed by Italian and German counter‑attacks on the flank. Allied losses were alleged, with 58 armored fighting vehicles and many tanks and motorcycles destroyed or captured amid desert fighting.

Hich Colum Lst Rome Ageedakin

Local Bluefield man touts World’s Tonic as aid to aging health

A. E. Tabor of Bluefield Va near Bluefield W Va described his long search for a medicine like World’s Tonic. He claimed relief from constipation indigestion gas headaches and kidney pains after using the tonic and said his sleep and energy improved with fewer dizzy spells and better appearance. He urged careful medicine choice after reaching 70.

Eidos Bluefield Va Methodist Church A. E. Tibor Brown Ave Bluefield W. Va Ely Cohen's A. E. Tabor

19 Survivors Rescued From Torpedoed Manini

SAN FRANCISCO Dec 29 1941 19 more survivors rescued near Oahu after the Japanese submarine attack doomed the Matson freighter Manini on Dec 17 Twelve men endured nine days in two open life boats and Capt George Sidan of San Francisco is among the rescued all were safe The navy did not disclose further rescue details

San Francisco Matson Naval Districts Oahu Pacific Navy George Sidan

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