German Bride Immersed in American Christmas Dinner
Mrs. Dele Ash, newly arrived from Germany to Glen Jean, enjoyed her first Thanksgiving or Christmas meal in the United States. She recalled turkey but disliked cranberry sauce, and noted German upbringing differs from American abundance. She spoke of orphanages aiding children of many nationalities and races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagister
Dele Ash
Glen San
Gerdan Weilhelm
William Weilhelm
Barmental
Germany
Mire Ash
Bammental
Charles Ash
Ash
Heldle
U S Cyclists Still Trail After Comeback
An article notes American cycling’s strong year with Ted Smith of Buffalo gaining the No 1 Olympic road cycling berth and individuals like Edward Lynch Wendell Rollins Chester Nelson and Nevio Lane among competitors. It covers professional divisions and world titles, naming numerous cyclists and events across Europe and the U S. It also references Olympic and world championship results, plus Michigan players Guerre and Chandeis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Assox
New York
Bicycle League of America
Ted Smith
Buffalo
N.Y
U. S
Magenvar
Krebaha
Wis
Smith
8 Smith
Edward Lynch
Compton
Calif
Wendell Rollins
Salt Lake City
Utah
Angele de‘ Bacco
Alvaro Gior
Waiter Biggelman
Hugo Koblet
Chicago
Georgetti
Moretti
NCA
U. S. Bicycle Corp
Louis J Saen
Emile Bruneau
Belgium
Arne Pedersen
Denmark
Washington
Mario Ghella
Italy
London
Holland
F.verruzzi
R. Perana
France
J. Bey
Ghella
Guido Messing
Harry, Snell
Sweden
Arie van Vilet
Halland
G. Bom. Schulte
Four Fliers Die in Bomber Crash Near Detroit
A Michigan National Guard B 26 bomber crashed six miles from its Wayne County base in rain and sleet, killing at least four aboard including three Air Force personnel and a guard officer. The wreckage spread over ten acres near the base as search efforts continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Michigan National Guard
Air Force
McDill Field
Fla
Wayne’ County
Sineei
Princewick Man Sues for 5000 Over Job Loss
James Cray of Princewick sues Harry Seidman doing business as Seidman’s Style Shop on West Prince Street for 5000 claiming Seidman caused Cray to lose his job. The suit disclosed in Paleigh County circuit clerk's records notes Seidman previously judged for payment, then Garnishee served on Webb Coal Company leading to Cray’s unemployment. Cray had lived in Garrison Boone County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Seidman
Seidman
West Prince Street
James’ Cray
Princewick
Paleigh County
Croy
J Croy
Webb Coal Company
Garrison
Boone County
Foresters Debate Christmas Tree Harvest and Plantations
Area foresters in Beckley critique the waste of Christmas trees cut for brief use and urge thinning only if tied to future timber value. They favor plantation-grown trees for market stability, noting two decades of rotation and the need to protect forest reserves while expanding year-round Christmas tree farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Frank Halstead
New River Company
Tata
Halstead
Lyon
Lyon Peinis
Roy Halvorson
Minnesota
Halvorson
Hal
Mine Timbers. Co
Mariner
New Rive Company Forester
High Schools Not Suited for Sixty Percent Youth
The 60 percent of youth deemed unsuited for the traditional high school curriculum is highlighted in a Commission on Life Adjustment Education for Youth report. It argues most students need a general education linked to daily life and future jobs, urging life adjustment, consumer, citizenship, and leisure education to prepare all youth for tomorrow’s social and economic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Sons of Ministry
Commission
U.S. Office of Education
American Technical Society At
Chicago
Bluefield Wind Breaks Nurse’s Ankle in Street Incident
In Bluefield a gust toppled Beulah Little a nurse and another woman off a street. Little suffered a broken ankle while a companion escaped injury. Officials and residents note unusual wind effects as the city touts air conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Associated Press
Chamber of ' Commerce
Natire
Beulah Little
Motorcycle Tour of Europe Told by Williams College Student
Mount Hope news notes Betty Henry Chapter Children of the American Revolution discusses a motorcycle tour of Europe by five Williams College students. Graney described arrivals in Europe, travels through Belgium Luxembourg and Switzerland, a Venice pass through by boat, and visits to Paris and Italian art museums. The group faced language barriers and visa issues but found good food and job prosperity across the continent. Next CAR meeting is January 20 at Miss Ann Lawton’s Mount Hope home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By Register
Mount Hope
Pat Graney
Betty Henry
Europe
Williams‘College
Williamstown
Mass
Frank Graff
Graney
Belgium
Ne ‘Mary
Luxemburg
Holand
Switzerland
Venice
Paris
Italy
Ann Lawton
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Glen Jean Vet
Turkey
Mes
Daniel Ash
George Guerre
Lynn ‘Chandneis
Michigan’ State
Flint Central High Schoo
Cash and Carry
Kanawha St. Church’' St
Oak Hill
Miami
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Navy
Coast Guard
Florida Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Boca Chica
Key West
Everyglades
New Valley Theatre
W. Va
Miracle of the Bells
Frank Amaten
Fred, Mactturengal
Soas
Iceland
Yceland
William Eythe
Beaver
Gary Grant
Ingrid Bergman
the Web
William Bendix
Ella Raines
Hugh Beumont
Frances Rafferty
PINE
Roy Repare
Andy
Devine
Diane
Ray Ei
Ak Als
Sinatra Charlie Magnante
Tropicana
Kow
Window
Ruth Stik
3CEN
Symphonett
Rainbow Rendezvous
Blue Room
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