Food Of Various Kinds Is Found Plentiful In London
A narrator describes London food availability during wartime, highlighting plentiful nonrationed items alongside rationed staples. He notes markets stocked with meat, offal, breads, tea, and vegetables despite bombing, and details shopping trips for beef, liver, pork, venison, fish, and eggs with a limited weekly ration.
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London
Princess Stefanie Hohenlohe Deported by U S Justice Dept
A report describes Princess Stefanie Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfuerst as an innocent mother figure and mystery lover. Franz Hohenlohe, 25, notes her long-standing reputation as an intriguer. The U S Department of Justice ordered her deportation.
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Peny
New York
Franz Hohenlohe
Stefanie Hohenlohe
Negro Convicted In Assault Case
Staunton December jury convicts 15 year old Joseph R. Mickens of criminally assaulting a young white woman on Waynesboro street November 24 and sentences him to die in the electric chair February 21. Mickens waived jury trial and was held in Henrico county jail after sentencing. John D. White prosecuted and Oliver W. Hill defended. birth certificate lists age 15 years seven months.
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Mickens
Henrico County
Richmond
John D. White
Augusta County Commonwealth
Oliver W. Hill
Local notes from Mt Pleasant detail visits and church events
Mt Pleasant notes report Miss Lucille Perry's return from Winchester Memorial Hospital after appendicitis surgery. Visitors include Mrs Atha Dyke and others from Winchester and local families. Church events list Sunday School at 2 pm and Christian Endeavor at 7 30 led by Clayton Milhon, plus a Ladies Aid meeting December 21. The area Sunday School plans a Christmas program December 29.
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MT. Pleasant
Lucille Perry
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Atha Dyke
Star Tannery
Charles Lake
Cecil Punk
Winchester
John Perry
Ethel Pitcock
Mergaret Fox
Irene Fauver
Doris Covlin
Winnie
Wilson Ambrose
William and
Charles Fox
Earl Fauver
L. C. Messick
United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
Clayton Milhon
Venner Milhon
Gretna
Carper
Sohn Perry
Tuberculosis Declared Leading Killer of Virginians in 1939
Virginia Tuberculosis Association notes tuberculosis caused 912 deaths in ages 15 to 45, with heart disease and cancer following. J Vaughan Gary urges continued Christmas seal fundraising as the main defense against TB, highlighting the annual effort to protect youths from the disease.
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Virginia Fabusondante Association
Heart Can Ceeainiee
J. Vaughan Gary
Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Prolific sows explain pork surplus with rising litters
The report notes last fall three sows weaned 30 pigs. Thirty more pigs arrived in June. Crounse reports two sows recently produced 21 piglets and the third is expected to have a litter before Christmas, accounting for the surplus.
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Crounse
Tennis Queen Alice Marble Helps Britain Aid Effort
Alice Marble starred at a Junior League Club event that funded a mercy car donated to the British American Ambulance Corps in New York for shipment to England. The vehicle will support aid to Britain as Marble watches from the ambulance.
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Alice Marble
Wimbledon
New York
England
Miss Marble
Death of Longtime Brush Creek Resident Jacob Kerns
Brush Creek notes report the death of 92 year old Jacob Kerns after several days of illness. The obituary notes he was one of the town’s oldest residents and funeral plans were not yet set. Other items mention local movements and a Tulsa water query with gravity feed from Spavinaw Dam.
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Brush Creek
Jacob Kerns
Kerns
Milton Lutttrell
Ed. Luttrell
Milton Luttrell
Falls
Alva Lamp
Arnold Dailey
Bill Baker
Baker
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lucille Dailey
Donald Dailey
Clinton Tinsman
Bookies In Chicago Face Sheriff Manhunt In Bookmaking Crackdown
Chicago authorities led by Sheriff Thomas J. O’Brien issued 1,380 summonses to bookmakers and associates. Deputies raided dens near the city hall, found locks and empty premises, and reported 39 summonses served with 1,341 outstanding. Bookshops reportedly thriving despite the crackdown.
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Chicago
Dee
E.on
Cassidy
Persod
Illinois
Thomas J. O’brien
Prenthe
Somaiees
Blacksmith wins suspended sentence to keep customers’ horses shod
In Greensboro on December 20 a defendant secured a suspended sentence after his customers implored the court that he must work to shoe their horses. He is a blacksmith by trade and the plea underscored the essential service he provides to clients.
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Greensboro
N. C
Two Killed In Auto Collision Near Staunton
Two men died in a late afternoon two truck crash on U S Route 11 six miles south of Staunton. Injured were Carl Lermann Jr. and William Naylor Cumberland University students and Harry Long truck operator. All were hospitalized with Lermann believed severely injured internally.
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Staunton
Gay Allen Guishall
Vanderpool
Raymond Lewis
Mill Gap
Highland County
U. S. Route 11
Carl Lermann Jr
East Orange
N. J
William Naylor
Belleville
Cumberland University
Lebanon, Tenn
Harry Long
Columbia
Lermann
Patch theft leaves Bristol officer puzzled
In Bristol Connecticut a blue patch was stolen from a patrolman’s service overcoat and later found sewn into a new garment with a hole in the back. Police urge those with information to come forward.
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Bristol
Conn
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