Written In History From Bastogne Bravery Inspires Cold War Era Resolve
A wartime editorial praises the Bastogne defenders for halting a critical moment of enemy action with unflinching bravery. It notes the sacrifice of soldiers as a high tradition and reflects on bleak outlooks for 1946, urging prudent car care, tires, and maintenance for service members and families during wartime shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman
Bastogne
Thermopstaé
Tunnymede
Lexington
Hastille
Koldier Av Gaitar
Christmas News Brings Extended Family Gatherings Across City
The community welcomed the Yuletide season with many relatives traveling from Middleshore and beyond to greet, exchange good wishes, and share celebrations. Notices list families visiting from Meridien, Detroit, and Atlanta, with updates on students, workers, and veterans visiting relatives during Christmas week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baw Jmnevilly
Iitie
Ahrietita Mis
Ksain Caihoun
Meridien
Misco
Amily Toe AU Betstines
Oan Veet
AHL
Fey
Mice Buel Tevis
Lally Faye
Geraldine Tipving
Reiko Maebner
Henri Craterbrot
Aline
M. Mallar
Sedinapoliis
Hee Daute
Dorie Kyle
Barbara Thomas
Detroit
Iiertine
E. Murphy
Atlanta
South Sitet Street
Murphy
Nee Laeitte Tis
Mexdames RM. Montiomery
M. Jones
J. Me Taylor
KH. Nord
Kraxville
Sharlea
J. Houston
Vi Saunders
Krooxville
Boas Pranon
Mer
Galihor
Warkdy Ue Clinton
Noted Virginia Founder Henry Randall and the Randalls
An article outlines the Randalls beginning as an indentured servant, Henry Randall, and rising to wealth in Virginia. It details his voyage, seven years servitude, trade in skins and beavers, importation of settlers, and eventual ownership of land and slave ships, illustrating the indentured pathway to prominence in colonial Virginia. NEXT: WHEN NEW YORK Was YOUNG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andall
Williamsburg
Edward Swain
England
Duchy of Huntington
Isabel Randall
Charles Randall
Virginia
Henry Randall
Virginia Randalls
Henry
London
Randall
Thomas Whitaker
Whitaker
Xéndon J
Africa
House of Burgesses
New York
Christmas Guests and School Notes From Pineville
Mr and Mrs J Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Mitchell and family were guests of the Knight family in Pineville for Christmas. Mrs Baughman chatted with her two children about school and Central Kentucky. Willie Knight, a student in Lincoln Ride KY, Rev L Rovigers of the AME church preached at Morah Baptist Church Sunday night. A Christmas ameanage enjoyed by groups Mise Mabel Walls hosted a cheese party. many friends attended a Christmas dinner and evenings in Pineville. Lincoln School notes mention the end of the holiday period, with Prof I Osborne returning from vacation and picture-taking project under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 0. Mitchell
R. Mitchell
Fee
D. Baughorny
Knight
Pineville
Baughman
Chewts
Central Kentucky
Willie Maw Knight
L. Re
Chutel
MU Morah Baptist
Mise Mabel Walls
Dig
Dee
Barbara
Joan Weght
Kroxeilie
Aboot Schintty
Hep Suysty
Lovice
Ann Mitchell
Dollie
Iles Heaytien
Ann Miller
Maxine Sbigkinsam
Agyari
Delinia Fyshomenis
Christo Mannii
Sevnis
Garrett Cox
Middleshora
Karl Baker
Clara Joy Page
Knoxville
Robert Page
Ay Hey
David Johnson
Charles Cross
Anne Maxey
Texas
S. Infantry
Lon Taeeted
Clinton
Dewey Hatfield
Bina Partin
Pearl, Ky
Hatfield
Middlesboro Hospital
J. M. Cross
Hangred
E. B. Cross
Jessico, Tenn
C. 5. Ellis
Pruden
Cecil Winchester
Judith Ann
Bill Devel
Jellico
Tenn
Hugh Paul Hill
Proctor Ky
Jennie Campbell
Middlesboro
Fad Slursl
Oscar Evins
Hns
Speedwell
Kathryn Dane Calison
Middleshoro
Myxid Horst
Mary Lou Brow
Betty Lou Kvine
Res
Charles Lumwensl
Dorothy Ann
Louis+ villa
Kye
Joby Gonley
Lemons
Tiver Baptist Church
Jellies
Fred Buckner
Local social notes from Pruden News across towns
Miss Allen Siter reports many holiday visits and small gatherings across Elizabeth City Oneida Oak Ridge Clinton Middlesboro Knoxville and nearby communities. People hosted relatives and friends including veterans and students. several travels for training and visits to hospitals, churches, and family homes are noted along with a few weekend trips and birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Siter
Pvt
Doy G. Redmond
Elizabeth City
N. C
Grie Jones
Lewis Maiden
Harold Moore
Oneida
Tenn
Reubin Moore
Charles Cawood
Oak Ridge
Harrison Cawood
Elsie Moore
W. F. Rowlett
Ewing, Va
Drucilla, Rowlett
Mannie McKinney
Holiday visits mark school break as tests loom
During the holiday season unit Caske has returned after holidays with his mother in Toledo Ohio. Miss Odessa Baughman home economics teacher at the school spent her vacation visiting friends in Nashville. The first semester will close next week and pupils plan to handle the tests ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IE. Roland
Clinton
Mra Dohn Beatty
Grave City
Oho
J. Biter
North 19Th Street
Bayds
Wilkins
Kanneville
A. O. eiRsan
Roaxville
Milter
the Pagtor
Blu Wilkins
Western Braineky
Meath
Tawkie
Shetton Telly
Thelle
Dayton
Obie
C Atekosen
Miss Hetty Hae Ramseur
Marla
Risesey
Haun
Mya Boondey
Tetet
A. Andrew Hospital
Tuskegee Institute
Chaigtmas
Alia Ialay
Lincoln School
Alabanta
L. Langham
Tinenhy
Huemantity
James Haney
Teniy
Nelson
Mbrles Lye
Laurener
Albert
Liane
Cooke
Hiayes Pouskewer Institute
Yale University
Caske
Toledo
Ohio
Odessa Baughman
Nashville
Army exam held for Ponza Sadie Hurst relative
William Smith passed the examination for the Army and will leave for service January 30. Mr and Mrs Shely Pillion and family visited his parents Mr and Mrs Millard Pillion in Tazewell. Mrs Ester Osborne and children visited in Middlesboro last weekend. Funeral notices report the death in action of Pvt. Millard Jackson in France. his parents are Mr and Mrs James Jackson of East Pineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Hurst
William Smith
Shely Pillion
Millard Pillion
Tazewall
Ester Osborne
Middlesboro
Pvt
Millard Jackson
France
James Jackson
East Pineville
Ditford Hurst
J. H. Hurst
Sam Hurst
Heres College
Sadie
A. B. Wilson
Pineville
Rowe E. Jones
Delphus Mayon
Happy Valley
Alford Miracle
Pearl Harbor crucifix presented in Dubuque tribute
A crucifix crafted from metal of the sunken Pearl Harbor ship Oklahoma was given to the Catholic Arele diocese of Dubuque in honor of St. Aloysius Sefimits, a former priest and Navy chaplain who died in the attack. The gift was presented by the Navy Department amid a ceremony in Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Dubuque
Oklithania
Arele
Dubwane
St. Aloysius Sefimits
Navy
Atteche
Navy Department
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Bobi Ee L Kincaid
G AL Arundel, Ei
Midflesbers, Ky
United Arena News Service
Association Z Paw
Bel Cop Ey
Valaiborne Se
Kentucky Press Associatio
God the Father
John
Socrates
Athenaeus
Colored News
Countey
Norse Wilma Denn Taylor
Col. Taylor
Satisbary Avenue
Wilma
Lincoln Seheal
Gage
Marge
Kanna
Bailey
Movinh Bapiiet Churely
J. J. Ghooden
Miller
Darden
U. S. War Department
Bureau of Public
Germany
U. S. Army
Puttelange
Boggendorf
NEA Service, Inc
America
Hit
George Tolin
Dalewood Bond
Ec Bintany
Mo Stanford
Orth
Steret
Vincent
Aoke
Talada
Whin
Veltives
Triode
Ke Young
B. Yours
Ho Goddard
Pinesville
Chey
Ligram
Osborne
Eason
Ives
Edna McKinney
Linctoi Atrivol
Nina M. Thompson
W Lincoln
Willian Morris
Williamn Costner
Thineville
Dorie Martin
Cleveland
Earnites
Tfrontiersman
William Boyd
Ghoor City
John Cain
Bessemer, Als
Fred W. Butler
New York City
Don
Cadet Jerry Butler
West Point
Aia
Mme
Mea
Ponza
Mexico
Tan
Gilbert Roberts
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