Pass for Santa Claus and other war tales from Germany
Leaves from the notebook of a war correspondent recounts Lt Nick granting St Nicholas a one night pass in a German village. It also notes Pvt Bonner Schulenberg of the Second Infantry firing on a German lieutenant who sought a patrol, and Pvt George T Chelton of the Second Infantry returning home as the only surviving son after losing two brothers in the war.
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Germany
Edward Steiner
Santa Claus
Nick
St. Nicholas
Steiner
Siegfried Line
Pvt
Bonner Schulenberg
Texas
Second Infantry
Bonner
Pfc
George T. Chelton
Channel View
Tex
War Department
Western Front
Shelton
Normandy
Community Notes From Green Spring Va A Weekend Callers List
Green Spring Virginia December 16. Local insurance representative Mr Coffman visited on business. Ernest Luttrell family White Hall Robert Branon Ernest Tharp families near Grimes Harry Luttrell Shockeysville visited Mrs Bessie Catlett son Sunny. Lloyd Milburn family visited Milburn sister and brother-in-law Janney Milburn. James Brill Bessie Catlett daughters Elsie Trene Catlett and Delmar Saville motored to Winchester.
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Greenspring
Coffman
Ernest Luttrell
White Hall
Robert Branon
Ernest Tharp
Grimes
Harry Luttrell
Shockeysville
Bessie Catlett Sunny
Lloyd Milburn
Milburn
Snowy Weekend Calls On Local Residents
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Lloyd Milburn and her son Lamar visited Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hardy. The community has seen heavy snow over the past several days, with continued wintry conditions reported.
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Lloyd Milburn
Lamar
W. L. Hardy
Evening Star and Worth’s Win Half in Bowling Standings
In Friday night action Worth’s and Evening Star Ladies League both won two of five games, tying for first at 33 wins in 42 starts. High scores included LaVella Widmyer 108 and Ruby Boyd 106 for GAA, and Ann Greene 116 for Nurses, with Bell Cloth es and Star Office also posting wins. Dr. Allen Hawthorne led a 784 six game set, Marsdene Licklider added a 153. A trivia note asks what a fourchette is in card play, defined as the cards above and below the lead.
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Worth’s
Evening Star Ladies League
LaVella Widmyer
Ruby Boyd
GAA
Ann Greene
Beta Sigma Phi
Ruby Schneider
Mabel Williams
Betty Starner
Marie Fauver
Bell
Berryville
Star Office
Dot Rice
O'Sullivan
Royal Crown
American
Perry Construction
Rustic Tavern
Wards Rejects Closed Shop While Upholding Union Liberty
The company states it will not impose a closed shop or require Union membership. It argues Liberty means employees may join, refuse, or resign from a Union without jeopardizing their jobs. Wards pledges equal opportunity for all workers regardless of union status.
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Wards
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Gaylord Martin
Craigsvile
Britanny
Martin
Ach
Pasore
Art Over America
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City, N.Y
Cloverdale Spring Company
Newville
THE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company OF
Virginia
Bell Syste
Montgomery Ward
Detroit
of the National War Labor Board
Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia
War Labor Board
Supreme Court
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