Grafton Sentinel header and address block
The fragment presents a newspaper masthead for The Grafton Sentinel with publishing details, address at 103 Latrobe Street in Grafton West Virginia, and mentions Associated Press affiliation and letters guidelines. It also lists national ad reps in New York Atlanta Chicago Detroit.
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Grafton Sentinel
Grayton Sentinel Publishing Company
Latrobe Street
Grafton
W. Va
Grits Peoing Co
Alice
Holt
Pabl
John
Palmer
Altar
Associated Press
J.J. & Associates, Inc
New York
Lexington Ave
Atlanta
Boulevard N
Chicago
North
Michigan Ave
Detroit
Stephenson Bldg
American peace plans after the war debate unfolds
The Wheeling Intelligencer weighs three views on postwar peace and disarmament. Dr. Butler advocates an international organization with a police force. The Wall Street Journal warns against world policing. Paul Mallon urges strong military power before peace. The piece notes uncertainties of war and cautions delaying peace formula until victory is secured.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
America
Butler
Congress
United States
The
Wall Street Journal
Paul Mallon
Mallon
Hitler regime in Germany and Allied doubts
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart weighs whether Hitler’s regime may crack internally, noting uncertainty about Germany’s stability and the risks from allies. He critiques U.S. public confusion over gasoline policy, rationing, and tire programs, urging frank government truth to sustain morale during war.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Herr Hitler
Germany
Fatherland
United States
Adolf
Wilhelm
Fuehrer
Bill Hohenzollern
Scandinavia
Low Countries
Balkans
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Sweden
Hilmi Pasha
Russia
Finland
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Sol Bloom
Uncle Sam
Bubeto
Morales Benito
Hinton Daily News
Anti-International
Vera
Washington
Uberty
Ares
Curiosity on Hitler Mussolini Ties and Axis Relations
A reader asks about pre war views on Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, noting Sol Bloom’s familiarity and seeking clarity on German Italian relations. The letter discusses Axis links and how timely perceptions may misstate true policies, urging disclosure of accurate Axis dynamics.
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Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Sol Bloom
House of Representatives
Germany
Italy
Sol
Herr Hitler
Signor Mussolini
Benito
MacArthur on War opens readers to a prophetic planner
John Selby reviews Frank C Waldrop's MacArthur on War a compilation that reframes General Douglas MacArthur as chief strategist rather than mere battlefield hero. The volume presents his plans in documented form and argues his long term vision shaped postwar policy.
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MacArthur
Frank C. Waldrop
Duell, Sloan & Pearce
War Department
Easter in Grafton and West Virginia Marriage Trends
The article notes 1924 25 marriage and divorce statistics across West Virginia including Wellsburg and Hampshire County. It highlights Easter Sunday services in Grafton with DeMolay Knights Templar in attendance, a crackdown on bootleggers, and praise for orderly travel with no speed limit arrests.
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United States
West Virginia
Wellsburg
Brooke County
Gretna Green
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Panhandle
Hampshire
Fair Daughters
Kanawha
Grafton
St. Augustine Catholic Church
M. J. Hannon
DeMolay Commandery
Knights Templar
Andrews Methodist
Christ
Frank Gibson
Gibson
A. R. Bolyard
Tibby Faces War and a Wedding Dilemma at Home
Tibby reels from Pearl Harbor news and a fiancé’s demand for speedy marriage while she grapples with fear, loneliness, and selfish wishes. She contemplates flight as a solace, rehearses heartbreak, and weighs personal duty against private longing as war reshapes her plans and identity.
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Mary
Pearl Harbor
Captain Mercer
Tibby
Tommy
John
Wayne
YOURE TELLING ME OR YOURE TELLING ME WHEN PEACE COMES
A fragmented column humorously riffs on wartime morale and public sentiment. It mentions Com mando fighters, sleep through a train wreck, Christmas, Monday after school ends, Japan's naval actions, Hangman Heydrich, New Guinea natives, Hitler, and a backyard victory linking rubber, sugar maple, and a coffee berry bush.
West Point Honors and Service Chronicle
The fragment outlines a career starting at West Point with engineering work and extensive valor decorations. It notes honorary degrees and assignments across various posts, with mentions of Frank C. Waldrop and MacArthur era dignitaries as part of a life of service under military lineage.
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West Point
Engineers
Lally
Frank C. Waldrop
Macarthur
Tests for Teeth Condition May Benefit General Health
Dr Logan Clendening discusses how dental examinations may reflect general body health and how diseases affect teeth. He notes limited evidence linking teeth to digestion and nutrition, cites the Eustachian involvement in a tooth loss case, and mentions Army Medical Board practices and opinions on occlusion and mastication.
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Logan Clendening
Army Medical Board
Army
Mite T
James Costen
St. Louis
MacArthur as Chief of Staff 1931 35 Shaped War Plans
The passage recalls MacArthur’s WWI service and speeches but emphasizes his major impact as Chief of Staff from 1931 to 1935. He foresaw the next war, laid plans, and faced resistance including snipers. Representative Ross Collins is mentioned as a critic or witness.
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Waldrop Stows
MacArthur
Mr. Waldrop
Ross Collins
Taylor County commissioner candidacy announcement
Voters in Taylor County are informed of a prospective candidacy for county commissioner. The statement emphasizes a Democratic nomination process and seeks support from local residents and party members to proceed according to voters’ will.
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Taylor County
Sioner
Lauber
Arsene
Mremosin
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John Selby
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Warren B. Kittle
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Abby
Evesning
Westchester
Tate
Grandpappy Jenkins
Clendening
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Army Board
Collins
Lot Staff
Fort Knox
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Berger
Harvey A. Por
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