Congressman Seeks Lindbergh Army Air Force Commission Restoration
Illinois Congressman Mason urges voluntary restoration of Charles A. Lindbergh to his Army Air Force reserve commission, noting past 1941 clash with President Roosevelt and Lindbergh's wartime civilian service and test piloting. The editorial calls the 1941 label of traitor unjust and supports rectifying the injustice.
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Mason
Illinois
Army Air Force Reserve Commission
Charles A. Lindbergh
Roosevelt
Congress
Colonel Lindbergh
Lindbergh
United States
Air Corps
Wheeler
Montana
Britain
Hurley Resignation Escalates China Policy Dispute
Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley resigns as ambassador to China claiming secret diplomacy and disunity in policy making. He asserts knowledge of names numbers and places supporting ideologies conflicting with soldiers sacrifices and asks for full revelation of the information he holds. The dispute raises concerns about U S policy in China.
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Patrick J. Hurley
United States
China
Hurley
Congress
Senate Committee Presses for Full Story Behind Resignation
The Foreign Relations Committee urged the subject to explain his dramatic resignation, stressing the American people deserve a complete account of a situation it calls vitally affecting their future.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
President Truman Faces Tax Burden as Salary Dwindles
The piece argues President Truman would leave office with debt after 60 percent in taxes on a 75000 salary and 25000 White House upkeep. It calls high taxes unfair and warns of broader economic harm to the nation. It frames the salary tax as a political dilemma and critiques the tax system as a cancer to the economy.
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Truman
White House
Congress
Marshall Heads to China as Truman Envoy with Full Authority
Editorial notes Gen. George C. Marshall departs for China as President Truman’s personal representative with ambassadorial status while retaining five star rank. He will wield near unlimited authority over U S personnel in China both military and diplomatic and will act decisively to straighten out any mess. Observers say those who oppose him risk removal or dismissal.
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George C. Marshall
China
Truman
Associated Press
Marshall
Gen. Marshall
A Boy’s Pockets reveal the curious grow of a child
A Life topic on boys aged 8 to 12 showing pocket acquisitions from match covers marbles and caps to a 22 mm gun photo and airplane ad. It notes pocket treasures reflect acquisitional desire and contrasts with pet-keeping in a light social essay voice.
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Wall Street Journal Life
The World in 14 Days a Global Air Tour Proposal
The article envisions two ambitious travel packages for 14 and 22 day global trips by air and land. Aimed at prewar tourists, the plans promise all expenses covered and a condensed Grand Tour style itinerary, skipping slower, traditional experiences for a rapid world circuit.
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Christian Science Monitor
Europe
Equipment Added To Stephens City Canning Facility
A year ago the committee announced new equipment a seventy inch ten burner double oven Magic Chef gas range was added to the Stephens City canning facility and school cafeteria. Martinsburg Bulldogs defeated Handley 19 to 0 in the Turkey Day game yesterday. Virginia Woolen Company workers bought $721 400 in War Bonds since January 1.
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Stephens City
Handley
Martinsburg Bulldogs
Ancng
Yesteray
Virginia Woolen Company
Winchester Armory Dedication Favors State Leaders
Temperatures dip to 19 degrees as planners prepare for a formal dedication of the Winchester Armory next Sunday with Gov Price and Adjutant General Waller among invitees. A. J. Novick leads the Virginia State Highway Users Association at Bristol meeting. John S. Solenberger, 74, dies in local hospital. County voters face a $15 000 market place measure in Winchester tomorrow. Ethiopia mobilizes 400000 tribesmen to resist Italian advance.
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Gov. Price
Waller
Winchester Armory
A. J. Novick
Virginia State Highway Users Association
Bristol
Four-state search for missing 18 year old student leads to arrests
Fifteen years ago police in four states pursued an 18 year old local high school student missing five days. A Star reporter's quick action helped arrest three men described as working a religious racket. Mr and Mrs William Thompson are honored at a recent gift shower for their marriage.
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the Star
William Thompson
Winnipeg hiker aids Shenandoah National Park push
Sam Pagerman of Winnipeg, a 26 year old hiker, reaches Winchester and becomes an enthusiastic supporter of the movement to establish Shenandoah National Park. The District Nurse Association involvement noted.
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Sam Pagerman
Winnipeg
Canada
Winchester
Shenandoah National Park
The
District Nurse Association
November visits and wartime health notes summarized
Reports note 407 visits in November and government doctors say vets exposed to gas in trenches need not fear tuberculosis. Also included are historical items about local business optimism for the Valley line of the B and O, passports for Henry Ford and party, and Oscar H. Lewis elected worthy president of the Eagles.
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Henry Ford
Europe
Oscar H. Lewis
Order of Eagles
Seven Quiz Questions Challenge Your I Q Page Turn
The page poses seven trivia items with answers on Page 2. Topics include Seward’s Folly territory, German leaders’ autos shown to boost bonds, Pigeon extinction, grapefruit leadership, Royal Flush values, biblical day of creation, Queen of Flowers, lone unwed president, brogans as footwear, and Ernie Pyle’s home state.
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United States
U. S
Ernie Pyle
The Star Local and World News Highlight
The Star offers ongoing coverage of local events with updates on national and world developments. Readers are invited to follow breaking stories, politics, and community news through the paper’s comprehensive reporting.
No Age Group Safe From The Mumps
A medical note explains mumps as a viral infection causing swelling of salivary glands, mainly the parotids, and possible fever. It covers age susceptibility, incubation, symptoms, care, and potential complications, plus basic prevention through isolation and rest.
Blind Comedian Mike Sachs Carves On After Blindness
Boston view of Mike Sachs a burlesque comedian who has 42 years in show business reveals he has gone blind from an arterial condition but will continue performing 19 shows a week at two Boston houses. He became blind after operations in St Louis nine months ago and still walks on stage unassisted keeping his persona intact.
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Boston
Mike Sachs
Burlesque Knowledge Claim Spurs Maneuvering Assertion
A statement claims the individual knows every burlesque stage from coast to coast enabling him to maneuver unaided. The remark suggests wide touring experience and self sufficiency across venues.
Crosby Continues On Vacation
New York December 3 Bing Crosby stays on vacation from his radio duties and shows no hurry to return, signaling he plans to extend the break into the new year.
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Crosby
New York
Bing Crosby
Local Sports Highlighted In Evening Star Daily
The Evening Star Daily features local sports coverage with game summaries, player highlights, and team standings. Readers get quick scores, notable performances, and community sports updates from area leagues.
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Evening Star
Probing Hurley Charges Two Sides Question Eastern Policy
Kansas City December 3 Maj Gen Claire Chennault called for a thorough inquiry into Maj Gen Patrick Hurley accusations that career diplomats sabotage U S policy in the Orient. He declined to forecast Marshall’s China appointment effect but said able men have tried and failed to unify the nation.
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Kansas City
Claire Chennault
Patrick J. Hurley
Orient
George Marshall
China
Chennault
Spenser Faces Off With Romney Stuart In Hollywood Tryout
In a crowded audition room Spenser Brigham and Belinda observe Romney Stuart, the famed actor, bully his way into the lead. Spenser retaliates with a quick punch, Belinda sides with him as chaos erupts and the room halves await the director’s verdict.
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Romney Stuart
Belinda
Brody
Romney
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