Empire Market Heralds Modern Progressive Grocery Store
Empire Market at 140 W Main St Graf ton Taylor County is presented as a modern grocery and meat market owned by C Wayne Gall. The feature notes his rise from delivery boy to owner, offers a wide range of groceries, fruits, vegetables, and home killed meats, plus Polar Brand Frosted Foods. Perishables are kept in a large electric refrigerator and meats displayed in a long refrigerated glass case.
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Graftom
Taylor County
Main Street
C. Wayne Gall
Mr. Gall
Tayla County
Harry Rogers
Rogers
Empire Market
Mr. Gully
West Main Street
Grafton
Empire Market Lights Up Grafton Store For Fast Service
Local buyer-focused store emphasizes modern equipment fluorescent lighting and a large stock carried by Mr Gall and staff Adolphus Leach Ray Thomas and Fred Brown. Free delivery to all areas of Grafton with prompt handling of phone orders. Aimed at quality foodstuffs and courteous service.
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Gall
Empire Market
Grafton
Adolphus Leach
Ray Thomas
Fred Brown
Mr. Gall
Churchill Debates Conscription Bill in Commons
Bevin defends wartime manpower and national service policy as fog disrupts travel across multiple cities. Traffic deaths rise in Baltimore while heavy humidity and dense fog hinder rail and road movement from New Haven to Indianapolis and New York Long Island commuters face delays due to late trains and low visibility.
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Bevin
House of Commons
Baltimore
Louisville
Air Field
New Haven
Conn
Madison
Wis
Indianapolis
New York
Long Island
Doilies and Doily Pattern Offer Home Craft Joy
Doilies in filet crochet come in three sizes with charts and instructions for making ornamental pieces suitable as hostess gifts. Pattern 7161 requests ten cents and a plain note with name address and pattern number to the Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept. 259 W. 14th St New York NY. The rest of the text covers unrelated geopolitical and family notes with fragmented quotes and inconsistent topics.
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Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N.Y
Claire Tilden
Ceaine Pitth
Alee ‘York
Serbs Battle Axis as Uzice Town Bombed
A war communique reports Serb forces forced to withdraw after enemy tank advances near Uzice, a town of about 12 000. It claims Serb partisans conducted several operations against Axis regiments while troops remain in high spirits. Havas agency cites 1500 killed by a munitions dump explosion at Oujitza Serbia.
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Comientrum
Uzice
Havas
Fency
Oujitza
Serbia
Rout in South Continues From Page One
Russian forces reportedly frustrated by Soviet counteractions as they slew over 5,000 invaders, destroyed 32 tanks, and retook several villages near Tikhvin. In Kharkov, Red Star says Russians hold initiative after a Nov. 28 counterattack as German reserves, including Romanians, are called up. Finland reports the Hango garrison withdrawing with hopes of safety.
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Tikhvin
Rostov-Mariupol
Kharkov
P. Bodin
Red Star
Bodin
Finland
Hango
Highway toll at Charleston rises past 404 this year
Charleston dispatch reports November tied February's 1941 record of 47 highway deaths as state police accident prevention bureau records show fatalities to date for the year at 404, versus 391 total for all of 1940.
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Charleston
State Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Aircraft Missing After Bombing Missions
The air ministry announced three British aircraft are missing after bombing targets in occupied France last night and an attack on shipping off the Norwegian coast yesterday.
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London
Air Ministry
France
Yugoslav Conflict Figures in Allied Dispatches
Istanbul dispatches Nov 29 estimate German forces in Yugoslavia at five divisions about 75,000 men. Mihailovic guerrilla forces are placed at 80,000. London reports say 350,000 people have died in mass executions since the nation fell.
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Uountain
Yugoslavia
Istanbul
Mihailovic
London
Japanese Privy Council Debates U S Relations
The privy council under Emperor Hirohito held a two and a half hour session on American Japanese relations. Premier Hideaki Tojo and Foreign Minister Shigenori Togo were reported to be present and active. Portugal reportedly joined defense measures in Asia as tensions rose, with Vichy French radio noting Timor reserve officers were ordered to active service.
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Privy Council
Hirohito
Hideaki Tojo
Shigenori Togo
Jand
Portugal
Europe
Orient
Vichy
Timor
Malayan
Lull in Fight and Weather Boosts Hunters in Marion County
The report notes a lull in conflict as Egypt fights on while Allied forces strike fuel dumps and fleets. Amid war updates, springlike weather aided hunting season with warm conditions and light rain. Marion county opened new hunting areas, expanding accessible territory for locals.
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Bucks
Marion County
Deer Harvest Reports Show Mixed Legal and Illegal Kills
In Taylor and Marion counties deer season results include 16 deer in Marion with no illegal kills. Monongalia reports over 100 bucks expected, with 20 on the final day and four does plus three spike bucks shot illegally. Preston tally lists 104 bucks and 10 illegal kills. Tucker and Taylor counties log a two day mix of legal and illegal takes.
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Taylor County
Marion County
Clay Messenger
Monongalia County
Messenger
R. S. Harrison
Preston County
Tucker County
Turkish arms pact linked to Middle East military supply
The article notes a pledge lease arrangement where Britain would fulfill treaty promises of military supplies to Turkey in exchange for Turkey barring use of its territory for attacks on Iraq, Iran, Palestine, Suez, and key oilfields in the Caucasus and Mosul. The United States and Britain reportedly crafted the Turkish baselined deal with expected broad diplomatic and military implications.
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Rotsak
United States
Axis
Turkey
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Setata
Britain
Iraq
Iran
Palestine
Suez
Caucasus
Mosul
Great Britain
Near East
House Okehs continues as workers approve by secret ballot
The article shows the House OKEHS debate with most workers affected voting in secret ballots. Provisions would bar importation of strike-breakers and pickets, and strip Wagner act benefits from unions with Communist party, Young Communist League, or German American Bund officers. Violators could lose benefits under Wagner act and social security and unemployment laws. A section allowing government takeover as a last resort was struck out, aiding Smith’s bill and garnering Republican support.
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Communist Party
Young Communist League
Bund
Smith
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Sciue
London Daily Mail
Dusan Simovic
Belgrade
Churchill
Senate
Sedan
Jane
Pepper
D-Fia
House
Rome
John L. Lewis
Hill
Case Hold Arts
Crochet
Sas
Dean
Trifons
Greyhound
Dix
Camp Knox
Fort
Ben. H
Chicago
Dayton
City ,Wash
Greyhound Terminal
Love Drug Company
W. Main St
Nippon Press
Page
Egypt
RAF
Grafton Drug & Chemical
ANY Agure
Glover's Drug Store
Malone’s Brag, and Chemical Co
OKEHS
Buckley
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