Roosevelt Faces Rail Strike Threat And Possible Seizure
The piece discusses a potential United States rail strike threatening national transport. It notes President Roosevelt’s possible steps to seize and operate the rail system, the risks to Allied victory, wartime efficiency of the railroads, and Carter’s trips linked to Russian War Relief. It also references Chiang Kai-shek, Sir A. Ramaswami Mudaliar, and the Institute of Pacific Relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
Carter
Sdm
Toads
Edward
Chinese Red Cross
Institute of Pacific Relations
India
A. Ramaswami Mudaliar
Russia
Russian War Relief Inc
America
Tran South Ams
England
New York
Washington
Red Bird Scouts Sell Novelties For Camp Funds
Red Bird Girl Scouts led by Mrs Roy rpstresser held a Saturday sale on December 4 to raise funds for camp. Cpl T C Sizemore, a Pacific veteran, spoke about his experiences and visited Red Bird. Honor roll students at Red Bird High include Vayes Jackson Evelyn Wilson Hazel Howard and others. The Centor Dramatic Club presented The Glow of Sun on December 4 in the high school auditorium with Beulah Wilson on piano and Beatrice Christopherson singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bird
Roy Rpstresser
Al‘air
T. C
Sizemore
U.S. A
Cenlor Dramaties Club
Ruth Elmer
Wis
Sun Roy
Ray Hope Kins
Wile Blikely
Clayton Asher
Wayes Duckson
Evelyne Wilson
Anzel Eliott
Ear Rark
Aster Cotlette
Carrie Award
Umirmay Weibel
Mary Eiheat
Transportation Revealed As Germany's Weakness
Henry J. Taylor reports from Madrid on Allied and Axis prisoners escaping through Spanish ties and the fragile German transport system. Officers describe trains still running after bombings, the slow effect of Allied strikes, and a rising fore ign worker presence in Nazi plants. The piece also notes German youth indoctrination and a colorful interlude with the performer White Cloud during wartime Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. ‘Taylor
NEA
Madrid
Dex. Q
Joe Y
Axia
Germany
Berlin
Geran
Tamee
Jake
Cape
Tony
Germin
Cologne
Rhine
Frankfurt
Hly
From My Window By Robert L. Kincaid
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts Mrs. Clarence Cary’s belief in a warning premonition during the Cumberland Gap era. She credits occult foresight with sparing her husband from a deadly train wreck near Knoxville and Cumberland Gap, while recounting other near misses and a fatal accident sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cary
Cumberlain Gap
New York City
Cumberland
Knoxville
New York
Captain Paget
UN i
Roilo
Ain Tar
Wiliam Gadedaast
Migs Hope
Tidy
Putin
Hamilton
Gas Tank Overcoat On Wings To Absorb Leaking Fuel
A synthetic rubber outer layer used on aircraft wing fuel tanks aims to absorb minor gasoline seepage before it mixes with air, reducing risk of ignition. This overcoat traps small leaks and minimizes vapor formation around the tank area.
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Serent Gap
Middlesboro
United Press News Service
Ssociation
Middlesboret Eee
Law
Valaiborne County
Tena
Kentucky Pres Associatio
Hitler
Red Bird News
Red Hird High School
Vayes Jackson
Evelyn J. Wilson
Hazel Howard
Jean Roselle Roark
Miriam Weibel
Wilma Blakely
Ray Hopking
Mary Bina Howard
Sophorg
Elda Mae
Wile
Aon
Tres
FOP
United States War Ibonls
aKy Stas
Corey Easilttniet
Addion
Palm Grove
Taylor
Mons
Europe
Pearl Thieher
White Cloud
and Newheim
George B. Kenhan
Lisbon
Kennan
Bad Neuheim
Libon
Drottningholm
Harn Jess
Balte
Gibraltar
Robert L. Kincaid
Wee
U.S
Arena
Canyon City
Red
Barry
Wally Vernon
Wayne Scott Mayes
Oldeer
Imahbiag
Preston Foster
Lteyd Nolan
William Benbix
Richard Conte
Anthony Quinn
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