City Police Solve Gas Station Robbery in Graf ton
Detention of a 15 year old Graf ton boy and a search for a second youth were announced as police solved the City Limits service station burglary. Loot included 31 gallons Prestone, tobacco, candy, tobacco tins, razors, gloves and tools. One youth in custody implicated his companion and led officers to the cache along the B and O near Beaumont factory site. A second boy remains at large. authorities plan further action in West Hill. The arrested youth is held in the county jail awaiting a juvenile court hearing.
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Americans in Warships Drop Leaflets Rallying Revolt
Warships yesterday dropped leaflets urging the proletariat to revolt against bourgeois tyranny. Officially 50 were known to have died in yesterday's raids alone and casualties in the countryside were still mounting.
Three Flemington students attain perfect marks in second six weeks
Principal L W Talbot announced that three senior students Mattie O Keefe Junior Reppert and Helen Benda achieved perfect A averages for the second six weeks of the school year. The honor roll lists several 12th 11th 10th 9th and 8th graders with grades B or better across subjects.
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Shipping losses and Soviet stance amid wartime updates
The report cites DNB on tanker losses averaging 7,500 tons per ship with about 20 tankers damaged or lost. DNB urges larger losses exist unseen by British Admiralty and notes limited comment from authorized sources on the Soviet Russian Finnish situation. Col-Gen von Brauchitsch tours the Siegfried line as neutrals are watched and a western front communique mentions feeble artillery and scouting activity.
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Miller elected historian of Stonewall Jackson Stamp Club
Graf ton stamp authority H C Miller was elected historian of the Stonewall Jackson Stamp Collectors Club of Clarksburg at a recent meeting. Gus tav Spath of Clarksburg was chosen as new president. Installation is planned in January due to December meeting cancellation for Christmas holidays.
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Dewey enters presidential campaign in New York
President hopeful Thomas E. Dewey formally announces his bid at a New York campaign press conference after pledging to rally state leaders to his cause. In Helsinki Finland, Prime Minister Cajander is ousted as Riikin Bank head Risto Ryti forms a new cabinet reshaping policy toward Russia.
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Funds Sought to Free Kuhn in Bund Appeal
New York reports the German American Bund launched a fundraising drive to appeal Fritz Kuhn’s forgery and theft conviction. National Vice Leader G Wilhelm Kunze said Kuhn’s leadership control over Bund funds undercuts claims of theft while Kuhn awaits sentencing in his cell.
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Bund rally condemns Kuhn as Bund leader in Bronz Ast Night
Kunze spoke at a Bronz Ast rally claiming Fritz Kuhn leads the German American Bund and will stay in command. About 400 German households and men cheered as he urged more funds to sustain the campaign and freedom for Kuhn, while criticizing trial coverage.
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Accused Wife Denies Guilt in Greenbrier Murder Case
Ruth Dillon, indicted for first degree murder in her husband’s death, told Circuit Judge Mark L. Jarrett she is innocent. The trial was continued to April 1940 as her attorney said she cannot physically stand trial. Dillon was wounded in the abdomen in the incident at Lewisburg.
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Party Parley Opens in Fairmont For Republican Rally
The West Virginia Republican league holds policy meetings and a Thanksgong conference with about 500 delegates registered. Key speakers include Dewey Sho, A C Schiffler, Richard Dowins, Donald Tornbeck, and Russell Nesbitt. No officer elections this year due to two year terms.
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