Roosevelt seeks to fix Yalta fallout at San Francisco talks
President Roosevelt moves to repair damage from secret Yalta concessions ahead of the April 25 United Nations conference in San Francisco. He may boost Republican representation and court Polish arrangements while facing doubts over Poland and postwar peace plans.
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Russia
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House
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Texas
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Lublin
Poland
London
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India
Australia
Canada
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Empire
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Stassen
World Security Organization
Edward R. Stettinius Jr
Mr. Stettinius
California
Ten Generals And One Admiral Among 8000 UNC Alumni In Armed Services
Ten UNC alumni reach flag rank among over eight thousand graduates serving in the armed forces. The highest is Rear Admiral Osborne B. Hardison heading Naval Air Training Command and Pre-Flight at Chapel Hill. Major General Allen H. Turnage leads Marine Corps personnel in Washington after commanding Third Marine Division in Guam. Nine UNC alumni are brigadier generals in the Army including William L. Sheep at Lawson General Hospital and James S. Simmons core of preventive medicine. Brigadiers Hugh B. Hester Early W. Duncan John Elliott Wood Kenneth Royall Luther C. Smith and Eloy P. Denson hold commands in the Pacific Iceland Italy and western theaters.
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University of North Carolina
Allen H. Turnage
Third Marine Division
Marine Corps
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Guam
Bougainville
Pacific
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China
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NAVY
Osborne B. Hardison
Naval Air Training Command
Glencoe
William L. Sheep
Elizabeth City
Lawson General Hospital
Atlanta
General Sheep
George Washington
Army Medical Corps
James Stevens Simmons
Newton
N. C
Davidson
Gen. Simmons
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American Society of Tropical Medicine
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Hugh B. Hester
Southwest Pacific
U. S
Australia
Hester
Early EF. W. Duncan
Woodsdale
Person County
United States
Iceland
Air Corps
Europe
Lincoln, Nebraska, Air Base
Lowry Field
Denver
Colorado
General Wood
Italy
John Elliott Wood
Ttaley
Board Five Reclassifications Reported by Local Draft Board
Officials of Draft Board No. 5 released a list of reclassifications yesterday. Individuals shifting from 1-A to various classifications include Melvin Hutchins, Glen Hagie, Samuel Dutton, Paul Alfred, Grady Shields, James Monroe Ward, Melvin Edwards, Virgil Rich, James Mills, Hubert Cromer, Harold Suits, Calvin Smith, Allen McDaniel, Charles Wiley, and ds Betenbaugh Jr. Others moved from 1-C Ind to 1-C Dise or 2-A and from 0 to 1-C Disc as part of the adjustments.
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Melvin Hutchins
George League
Glen Hagie
Samuel Dutton
Sherman Alcoth
Paul Alfred
James Mullis
Dewey Smith
Irving Eisenman
William Mangum
Melvin Ed
Calvin Smith
Allen McDaniel
Charles Wiley
Ds Betenbaugh, Jr
Board 4 Seeks George W Wright for Induction Notice
Officials seek George Wilson Wright, 29, to report for pre induction on April 9 at seven o clock. Mail to him has been returned. local Draft Board No 4 asks anyone with information on his whereabouts to notify them. The item also notes U S railways consume about 100 million tons of coal annually.
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George Wilson Wright
Draft Board No. 4
U. S
Caudell Receives Air Medal Oak Leaf for 15 A 26 Missions
Sgt Spencer R Caudell 23 of High Point earns first bronze oak leaf cluster to the Air Medal at an A 26 Invader base in France for meritorious service during missions over western Germany. Caudell an armament gunner has flown more than 15 missions. son of S C Caudell 207 Rowland Park Ave High Point.
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Ninth Air Force
France
Spencer R. Caudell
High Point
Germany
Set
Caudell
S. C. Caudell
Rowland Park Avenue
Rabies overview and prevention guidance
An overview of rabies noting its deadliness, low human case rates, and transmission through bites. It covers symptoms hydrophobia virus nature bite risks bite timing on infection, varying incubation periods, and vaccination guidance for exposed individuals and animals.
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United States
One-Minute Test Answer Key Summary
The document lists three questions and answers. It identifies Theodore Roosevelt as the president who sued a paper, notes William Henry Harrison as the oldest president at 68 and Theodore Roosevelt as the youngest at 42, and states that Wilson traveled to Europe twice during his term.
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United States
Wilson
Europe
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Harrison
Kestler Returns on 30 Day Furlough After D-Day Service
Pvt. James E F Kestler has come home on a 30 day convalescent furlough after 18 months overseas including participation in the D‑Day invasion. He received the Purple Heart for wounds June 16 in an England hospital. He is married to Doris Stacy Kestler of 1002 Park Street and is son of Mr. and Mrs. D F Kestler of 1101 Park Street.
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Kestler
James
States
England
Sgt
Davis Kestler
Pvt
Doris Stacy Kestler
Park Street
D. F. Kestler
Bodenheimer Named Best Citizen at Allen Jay School
Bodenheimer, a senior at Allen Jay School, was elected best citizen by students and faculty for scholarship, behavior and activities. Dorothy Sheffield placed second, with Coy Burchfield and Betty Hill as runners-up. He will receive the civilian award and attend a Greensboro citizenship banquet at a later date.
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Allen Jay Bodenheimer
Allen Jay School
Dorothy Sheffield
Coy Burchfield
Betty Hill
Bodenheimer
Greensboro
Airman Wins Oak Leaf Cluster in England
Second Lieutenant William D. Simmons Jr., 21, of High Point North Carolina earns an oak leaf cluster to the air medal for meritorious achievement as navigator aboard a B17 in the 385th bombardment group of the Eighth Air Force. He entered the Army Air Forces in 1942 and earned his wings at Selman Field in 1944.
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England
William D. Simmons
High Point
North Carolina
Germany
Simmons
385Th
W. D. Simmons
Greenway Drive
N. C
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