Matsuoka and Japan’s Axis diplomacy examined
The article profiles Japan's former foreign minister Matsuoka and his role in forging ties with Germany and Italy. It notes his anti-American stance, later shifts, and the tentative impact on Tokyo's war strategy while outlining broader Sino Soviet-Chinese alignments and US views, including Hopkins in Moscow and Roosevelt’s remarks.
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Wagee
Yosuke
Matsuoka
Weresthelas Wee Easay
United States
Japan
Rome
Berlin
Moscow
Adolf
Statin
Oka
Joe Stalin
Konoye
Tokio
Matsuokta
Machins
Hitler
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Russia
Chiang
Washington
Jepperil
Oe &Crimp
Hitler Mussolini
Germany
Hopkins
Contentment and a secret reunion in the park
In a park scene Vernon Stone plans a discreet visit to La Lena who wears a black wig. Mamie, the child, greets him but Carlyle demands attention, insisting she can talk to her. A tense exchange unfolds as they prepare to depart while a looming appointment presses on the family.
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Yiena
Vincent
Vernon Stone
Carlyle
Vernon
Viena
Wright
Ylena
Vernon-Stone
Clarkson
Stone
Makeus
Mamle
Gatylé Sng
Mamie
Uncle Vernon
Spain
Senora Elguero
Nurke
Elguero
Dias
Ee Carlyle
Ysirl
Mamié
Rieti
Jimi
Bayete
Pworan
Rose
Saltamaa
Apology to Wheeler and Alaska Service Notes
The Morgantown Post reports Secretary Stimson apologized to Senator Wheeler of Montana for accusing him of urging soldiers to oppose extended service. The correction states the postcards carried no draft reference and were general in nature. A Clark sburg Exponent note says the 201st Infantry may be sent to Alaska for Embarkation to an Alaskan post, with West Virginia troops serving far from home to guard the nation.
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Wheeler
Morgantown Post
Stimson
Montana
Army
War Department
Iiting Office
Alaska
Clarksburg
Fort Benjamin Harrison
201St Infantry
West
Aining
West Virginia
Japan
WHEN PEACE COMES
In a wartime era, the Clarksburg Telegram argues for comprehensive peace planning. It urges learning from Versailles, abandoning harsh terms, and forming a cooperative future where civilization benefits reach all nations if humanity acts wisely and humanely.
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Clarksburg
Versailles
Knottsville Community Notes and Visits
Knottsville hosts regular 4 H meeting at the schoolhouse Friday evening. Wesley Chapel holds preaching at 10 o'clock and Knottsville Sunday service. Visitors include Arthur Wilson and Henry Shaffer from Radford Virginia. Paul Boyles recovers from an accident on his way home from Charleston last Friday. Mrs Ellen Hockenberry and Wayne McClaren visit Rev J F Hockenberry for a few weeks. Paul and Ralph Cutright visited their home here over the weekend then returned Monday to Baltimore. Charles Wilson and son Darrell visited their home here over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Denzil Luzadder and children visited Claude Luzadder Sunday. Lois Hockenburry returned home after visiting her sister in Graf ton last week.
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Wesley Chapel
Knottsville
Ee Fs Ockenberry
Arthur Wilson
Henry Shaffer
Radford
Paul Boyles
Charleston
Ellen Hockenberry
Wayne McClaren
J. F. Hockenberry
Paul
Ralph Cutright
Baltimore
Charles Wilson
Darrell
Denzil Luzadder
Claude Luzadder
Lois Hockenburry
Grafton
Youre Telling Me Centr War Wry Snippets
A collage of sharp satirical notes from a wartime edition. It cites alleged submarine activities and Russian reports on Hitler, plus a mocker’s take on Rashid Ali and the Iraq rebellion. A joke about fatigue after vacation rounds out the dispatch.
Flaming cross on Boyd hill shocks West Grafton crowd
In West Grafton on Boyd hill a large flaming cross drew thousands who watched for about thirty minutes. No white robes or clear message appeared, and the event suspended carnival acts as onlookers asked what it meant. No one learned who started it or its purpose.
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Boyd Hill
West Grafton
Klu-Klux
Klai
William D. Dent
M. H. Dent
Washington Street
Morgantown
Monongalia County
Kansas
West Virginia
Weston
Lewis County
Andrew Exminston
Grafton
M. H. Denton
Grafton and Greenbriar Railroad
Taylor Colln
Grover Cleveland
John T. McGraw
FDR Praises Military Expert on Russian Resistance
President says Russia will not come under lease loan terms and declines to comment on German actions. He notes Russia can pay for the aid and criticizes reporters for sensationalism. The remarks follow questions about Russia and hints at allied cohesion in wartime strategy.
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Germany
Russia
Oil Industry backs curfew plan for rationing threat
The article notes Ickes stating oil companies urged a night closing program and would enforce it among dealers, while government action may be required for full effectiveness. It implies potential rationing and employment concerns as the situation develops.
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Ickes
Itan
Station closing under consideration quoted in fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the possible station closing and under consideration for application. It mentions holding individual service station tour bulk quota and related restrictions. Specific names, places, dates, and actions are not readable.
Monthly Eval for TatiOnt Standards 7
A compact monthly review focusing on the status of TatiOnt standards for grade seven. Highlights include adherence levels, notable updates, and upcoming milestones.
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Ttt
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