Vienna Receives German Swiss Flour Relief Aid
Vienna faces severe shortages despite a 900 ton flour shipment from Germany and Switzerland. Authorities requisitioned 140 tons of breadstuffs, while grain from Yugoslavia and Romania waits on the Danube due to low water and rail and vessel delays. American relief efforts are praised by Burgomaster Dr. Reamson, with messages of gratitude to the U.S. public and government for support to starving Viennese families and hospitals.
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Michigan prison tests skull X rays for inmates
Jackson Michigan December 22 authorities at the Michigan State Penitentiary claim a new method in prison management by photographing the skulls of prisoners with X rays. This innovation aims to aid identification and security within the facility.
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Letters to Santa Claus From Grafton Kids
A digitized plea from Marion Harter Carl Harter and Frederick Srinan of Grafton West Virginia requests toys and gifts for themselves and siblings. They list wishes including a toy wagon auto, a train, a erector set, games, candy, fruit, and writing desk, asking Santa not to forget village sisters Margaret and Mary.
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Santa
Marion Harter
Luzadder St
Grafton
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Santa Claws
Carl Harter
der St
Grfton
W.va
Dar
Santa Claus
Ray
Margaret
Mary Tene
Frederick Srinan
Werder Ave
Gratton
W. Va
Buck Hussion Tried for Disorderly Conduct
Buck Hussion faced judgment after his disturbance at a local hotel cafe while intoxicated. He was held for the next session of the federal grand jury at Parkersburg and fined 540 dollars. He allegedly caused a scene by arguing with waiters and breaking a cigar case before patrons and workers ejected him.
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Hussion
Federal Grand Jury
Parkersburg
Wndr Bend
Hussian
Liberty Cats
Baby Tharold Piggott Jr Recovers From Typhoid Illness
Tharold Piggott Sr of Walnut Street, born to Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Piggott, has been ill for several days with typhoid fever but is rapidly recovering.
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Tharold Piggott, Sr
Old Breed of All Purpose Farm Horses Preserved by Government
Canadian government moves to preserve the French-Canadian horse breed once common among settlers. Descended from Louis XIV stock, these coal black draft animals weigh about 1200 pounds and are valued for rugged endurance rather than pulling power. Interbreeding waned purebreds, but government programs aim to restore the stock at St. Joachim and support all purpose farming needs amid rising car and tractor use.
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St. Joachim
Canada
Fetterman Man Reelects as Sunday School Superintendent
Charles W Evans of Fetterman longtime leader at First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School in Marion Capital has been elected for a twenty sixth year. Under his watch attendance rose from 180 to about 460 at peak, with steady growth despite wartime constraints. The board praised continued interest and plans to hold nine oclock sessions Sunday mornings ahead of Billy Sunday revival services.
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Charles W. Evan
Fetterman
Marion County
Taylor
Ife
Thane Evans
Fulterman
Faimmont
Charles W Evans
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. W. Fravs
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
First Methodist Sc
Lvang
Tabernacle
This Office Has Big Job of Controlling All Floods in Southern U. S.
The Southeastern Water Resources plan envisions a temporary dam system in western North Carolina mountain valleys to divert floodwaters during heavy rains. Water would be stored in mountain basins and released as streams downstream rise. The project involves five U. S. Geological Survey offices, with headquarters locally.
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United States Geological Survey
North Carolina
Tennessee
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Georgia
Ninth Hindustani Students Convention in December
Indian students in U S colleges will hold the ninth annual Hindustani Students Association convention at the University of Time on December 26 and 27. The Windustani Club, Miners chapter, is the most active with 25 members. total association leadership reaches 350. Harold Marcus of nearby Mamaroneck attended a business visit yesterday.
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United States
Hindustani Students Association
University of Time
Windustani Club
Great Britain
United Sates
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