Cameron Critiques New Football Kickoff Rule
Durham April 5 Duke coach Ed Cameron criticizes the new kickoff rule calling it too severe for teams with weak kickers. He argues passes from behind the line do not compensate and that balls going out of bounds remove game color. The Blue Devils finished spring practice last week.
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Durham
Duke
Eddie Cameron
Cameron
Ens
Sarou
Blue Devil
Blue Devils
Alabama
Women line up for sale sheets in Chester store
In Chester a queue formed in front of a store with only women present and cigarettes not for sale. Manager Ted Saunders climbed onto a counter to restore order as the display offered sheets for sale to the female crowd.
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Chester, Pa
INS
Chester
Ted Saunders
Wilson's Weekly Food Guide on Using Older Meat Cuts
Guiline explains meat shortages push use of legacy cuts long in the background. She notes longer prep time but promises patient cooking will make these old-time favorites popular at home and in the Wilson & Co. meat line.
Boiled Tongue Preparation Notes from Home Cook Guide
Instructions describe cleaning and boiling tongue with warm water and salt, then simmering in salted broth for 3 to 4. After cooking, skins are removed and tongue is served hot or cold. A note mentions Wilson Smoked Tongue as a time saver.
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Wilson
Some Like It Hot Tongue Delicacies and Preservation
A recipe style note describes serving tongue in multiple meals from one pound, with hot slices, sauces, and croquettes. It suggests canning, pickling slices in a mild solution, and serving cold tongue in salads with veal or chicken, celery, and other additions.
Marine Sgt Wal lace H White Killed On Iwo Jima
Marine Sgt Wal lace H White, 25, son of Mrs J C White of Trinity, was killed March 3 on Iwo Jima. He volunteered in 1942, went overseas in 1944, served with the Fourth Marine Division, and fought in the Marshall and Marianas invasions. He held a Purple Heart and is survived by his mother wife six brothers and two sisters plus a cadet nurse sister.
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Wallace H. White
J. C. White
Trinity
Iwo Jima
Fourth Marine Division
Marshall and
Marianas Islands
Siapan
Shoof White
T. G. Cummings
High Point
Lorena White
the Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Murrell
Newport News
Lyndon
Portsmouth
Raymond and
Francis
William White
U.S. Army
Philiarines
Barrie White
Parris Island
S. C
Operators Present 30 Demands to Lewis in New Talks
John L. Lewis returns to Washington after New York sessions with anthracite operators and unveils 30 demands while keeping 18 for bituminous negotiations. A 10 cent per ton royalty proposal for medical and economic protection could add about 5.5 million to the 60 million payout for soft coal workers.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
New York
United Mine Workers Oe
Lewis
War-weary Staff Sergeant H Benton seeks bank job return
Staff Sergeant Richard H. Mellen of Woodstock Conn after service abroad. He joined RAF Redistribution Station No 1 and says the army gave him a new aim to become a ground radio operator. He flew C 47s over the Hump and did extensive radio work in jungle settings.
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Atlantic City
N. J
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Richard H. Mellen
N. Woodstock
Conn
No. 1
National A A U indoor swimming champs face eligibility clash
The New York meet draws wartime entries but Charles Batterman of Washington is ruled ineligible for the nationals as he is an education teacher, making him a professional per A A U secretary treasurer Dan Ferris.
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New York
A.A.U
Ineligi
Arles Batterman
Washington
Ett
Dan Ferris
Batterman
Chance Urged For Enterprise At Meeting
Wendell Berge U S attorney general assistant urged free enterprise at UNC Institute of Human Relations saying the nation must avoid security barriers and aim for 60 million postwar jobs with an annual income of 175 billion dollars to sustain full employment. He warned cartel restrictions hinder American and foreign trade and cited a Justice case involving Latin America and the German dye trust.
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Coachn
HILL
Wendell Berge
U. S
Neven
Berge
United States
Tots
Latin America
Vandenberg Parley Plan Approved for UN Security Council
Washington April 5 Sen Vandenberg proposed a peace keeping league with power to review wartime boundaries and related decisions. The Michigan Republican and U S delegation to San Francisco plan to press for policy agreement ahead of the United Nations conference. They expect to discuss amendments from other nations and the plan to empower the security council to investigate disputes and recommend treaty revisions.
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Washington
Sen
Vandenberg
Michigan Republican
San Francisco
State Department
Security Council
Connally
Senate
Reportoiy
Educators Sworn In In Raleigh State Board Takes Over
Raleigh April 5 new state board of education representing eight districts sworn in by Governor Cherry and taking over management of the state’s largest business. Members include Pritchett Graham Brower Ferguson Ramsey Miller and others with Dougherty and Edwards at large. Ex officio members are Ballentine Johnson and Erwin. Discussed were 40 bus accident claims and teacher allotments for next year based on the six month attendance of the highest period.
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Raleigh
State Board of Education
Cherry
John A. Pritchett
Windsor
Archibald McL. Graham
Clinton
A. S. Brower
Durham
Horace E. Stacey
Lumberton
Santford Martin
Pritchett
Ferguson
Ramsey
Aaenery
Reid
Guilford County Real Estate Transfers Summary
Guilford County records list multiple conveyances including Ruth J. Tesh to M I Stanley two tracts in Snow Park and several transfers involving city of High Point properties. Transfers involve L P Loftin, Jones estate parcels, Blair Jordan and College Heights lots among others to various individuals and the city.
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Ruth J. Tesh
M. I. Stanley
Snow Park
Gary Leviner
W. L. Rogers
Coe Subdivision
City of Point
C. W. Watson
Blair-Jordan
Carey O. Jones
B. Francis Hendrix
Jones Estate
Harry B. Richardson
William L. Hooper
English Street
George R. Ridge
Henry B. Koonce
J. W. Dalford Johnson
Spence
High Point
Luther A. Mattocks
Park Street
Lydia A. Hearne
Snow Estate
A. B. West
High
B. L. Rhyne
Clark-Lambeth
Dillard Ingram
College Heights
J. W. Davis
Sunset Hills
Treva B. Haney
Tipton Street
City of
High’ Point
G. W. Peace
Bilair-Jordan Lands
James W Lynch
Janie Z. Hunter
Taylor Street
Tate Street
Deborah 8. Morrow
City of High Point
L. H. Hamilton
West Plat
Washington's top farm: state earns food value in 1944
Washington farmers learned that state operations in nine institutional farms produced foodstuffs valued at 651000 dollars in 1944. About 150000 dollars was cleared above expenses, per farm supervisor Alden E Orr.
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Olympia
Wash
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Washington
Far
Alden E. Orr
Prolific Angel in Pittsburgh Promotes Female Medical Technicians
Beatrice M. Kolski, who won a war bond for spotting a mysterious blue angel in Pittsburgh, becomes a blue angel herself. She says the blue angel’s appeal convinced her to join the war effort by training as a medical and surgical technician for army hospitals.
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INS
Beatrice M. Kolski
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