How Censorship Works in Wartime Debated Over a War Letter
Washington reports on wartime censorship revealing a letter from Vivien Kellem to Count Karl Von Zedlitz labeled seditious by Senator Coffee. Senator Reed requests inquiry into the leak and scope of censorship intercepts used to aid war efforts.
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Vivien Kellem
Argentina
Coffee
Count Karl von Zedlitz
Kellems
Westport
Conn
Reed
R-Kans
Senate
Price
Pearl Harbor
Army-Navy
Army
Navy
FBI
Tractor Death in Wet Field Near Vanceboro
A tractor overturned on rough wet land near Vanceboro killing Daniel R. Bland a 34 year old farmer yesterday authorities reported. The tragedy occurred as Bland was operating the tractor on the property.
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Vanceboro
Daniel R. Bland
All Bran Proven To Help Constipation Says Reader
An unsolicited letter from a Petersburg reader praises Kellogg's All-Bran for regularity after trying many laxatives. Scientists cite lack of cellulosic elements as a cause, and the ad urges regular use with milk and fruit, plus water, insisting only Kellogg's All-Bran from Battle Creek is genuine.
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Ellogg
Thomas Lewis
Fourth Avenue
Bt. Petersburg
Fis
Nature
Kellogg’s Allbran
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Williams Returns Sailor From Fur Lobght Leave
Seaman 2 c Douglas L Williams has returned to Bainbridge Md with his parents after a nine day fur lough. SPARS recruits Vivian Dennis Ruby Frank Mary Frank and Myrtle M Holliday of High Point left Raleigh for training at U S Coast Guard Training Station Palm Beach Fla they were accepted by the Raleigh station and enlisted together at High Point on March 3 they will undergo six weeks of basic training with a chance to qualify for advanced schooling.
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Seaman
Douglas L. Williams
Bainbridge, Md
Mrs
T. A. Williams
Richardson Street
SPARS
Fla
SPAR
Vivian Dennis
Ruby Frank
Mary Frank
Myrtle M. Holliday
High Point
Raleigh
U. S. Coast Guard
Palm Beach
Florida
Service Members Leavefootnote Highlights Local Heroes
Lyman E Robertson completed basic training at New London Submarine Base. Second Lieut Sidney Landry Neely of 721 Gatewood Avenue is commended by Major General Walter H Frank for assisting in Keep Em Flying. Neely enlisted in 1941 and worked as Hartford railroad operator. attended Notre Dame and University of Louisville. Marine PFC Lonnie D Jones, brother of William R Jones, serves in Bougainville with Sergeants Carl Williamson and Joseph M Stewart. they have 14 months overseas together.
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Lyman E. Robertson
S. Robertson
Route Four
Submarine School Submarine
New London
Connecticut
Sidney Landry Neely
Gatewood Avenue
Army Air Corps
Gadsden
Ala
Walter H. Frank
Air Service Command
Neely
Hartford
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Indiana
University of Louisville
Louisville
Sigma Chi Sigma
Lonnie D. Jones
William R. Jones
Bougainville
New River
Carl R. Williamson
Worthville
Joseph M. Stewart
Winston-Salem
Sgt Maylon Fulp Training US Ordnance in England
Sgt Maylon F. Fulp of Route Four serves with U S Army ordnance units in the European Theater of Operations. The group arrived in England from North Africa to aid training for the invasion of Western Europe.
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Fulp
England
Maylon F. Fulp
Route Four
U. S. Army Ordnance
North Africa
Europe
Memphis trainee Jesse Coble advances in naval aviation school
Jesse Robert Coble is stationed at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis Tennessee attending aviation machinist's mate school He is the son of Mrs M M Coble of 609 Kearns Street
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Jesse Robert Coble
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis, Tenn
M. M. Coble
Kearns Street
Mace Promoted in England to Sergeant Rank
John H. Mace has been promoted from corporal to sergeant in England. He is married to Louise B. Mace of 231 Montlieu Avenue.
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Mace
John H. Mace
England
Louise B. Mace
Montlieu Avenue
H. P. Boys At Manwell Training At Maxwell Field
Six youths from High Point report to Maxwell Field Alabama for nine weeks of intensive aviation cadet training under the U S Army Air Forces program. Cadets Richard S. Harding William G Kirk Jr Lawrence A Metcalfe James W Phillips Jr and Archibald L Watkins are listed as attending.
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H. P
Manwell
High Point
Maxwell Field
Alabama
AAF Training Command
U. S. Army Air Forces
Richard S. Harding
Richare
Main
William G. Kirk, Jr
Kennedy
Lawrence A. Met
Parrish Advances to Seaman First Class in Navy
Thedis F Parrish of 507 Mangum Avenue now stationed at Camp Bradford Norfolk Va has completed courses to earn the rating of seaman first class Parrish enlisted in the Navy on October 12 1943
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Parrish
Thedis F. Parrish
Mangum Avenue
Camp Bradford
Norfolk
Navy
Anthony Promoted at New Orleans Navy Center
William W. Anthony, son of Mr and Mrs C W Anthony of Ramseur, was promoted from seaman first class to signalman third class at the New Orleans Armed Guard Center where he is stationed. He enlisted in November 1942 and earned the Navy commendation in 1942.
Local Servicemen Earn Ranks and Enter Flight School
Made corporal at Rosecrans Field Saint Joseph Missouri is Doctor B Webb son of Mr and Mrs B H Webb Route Two He worked as an airplane mechanic before enlisting in August 1942 and is married Entering the Naval Flight Preparatory School Horace Haworth Jr son of Mr and Mrs H S Haworth 411 Edgedale Drive has joined the V 5 program at the University of South Carolina He is a High Point High School graduate who studied at Guilford College and the University of North Carolina
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Doctor B. Webb
B. H. Webb
Route Two
Rosecrans Field
Saint Joseph
Missouri
Cpl. Webb
Bates Hosiery Company
Route One
Horace Haworth Jr
H. S. Haworth
Edgedale Drive
Naval Flight Preparatory School
University of South Carolina
Haworth
High Point High School
Guilford College
University of North Carolina
Methodists Plan Peace Conference
A regional Methodist conference in Charlotte opened to consider a program for a worthy and durable world peace. Representatives from North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida and Alabama attend as the conference runs from yesterday through today.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabamia
Natural appetite guides diet more than nutrition tables
In a personal daily intake review the author finds that eating what comes naturally often matches ideal nutrition. Rats studies show vitamin deficiencies prompt cravings for missing nutrients and parallels with Addison’s disease.
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National Research Council
Ani
Family of Saul Kleinfeld Travels After House Sale
Vain El Paso report says Saul Kleinfeld sent his wife and two children to Passaic New Jersey to stay with his wife's mother after selling their home and furniture and giving away nearly all but one suit of clothes as he set out to secure hotel lodging while seeking work in a furniture store.
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Vain EL Paso
Tex
Saul Kleinfeld
Passaic
N. J
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