Wegro Woman Arrested After Cutting Spree
Curry, a local Black woman, was arrested in Thomasville after a Saturday night cutting spree on Carr Street. She faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge, bond set at 200 dollars, case scheduled for April 27. Ebb Jenkins was wounded and treated at City Memorial Hospital before discharge.
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the Enterprise
Thomasville
Qldie
Curry
Carr Street
Ebb Jenkins
Jenkins
City Memorial Hospital
Pull the Trigger on Constipation with Ease for Stomach
An old-time laxative advert extols Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin. It claims relief from constipation and stomach upset, noting the pleasant taste and gentle action on nerves and muscles of the intestines. The copy urges use as directed and highlights ease for children.
Damage from pair of Sunday wrecks in city
No injuries reported as two Sunday accidents caused over 200 dollars in property damage. Doris Bailey Little 16 of Robersonville was arrested for reckless driving after colliding with L. A. Welch's parked car on Montheu Avenue. In a second crash A C Spivey of Burlington hit Wade Bean’s car at South Main and Mallory. no charges were filed.
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Doris Bailey Little
Robersonville
L. A. Welch
Montheu Avenue
Miss Little
A. C. Spivey
Burlington
Wade Bean
Indian leader weighs Britain India tensions and war impact
Nehru cautions that Indians fear British rule amid a broader India Britain quarrel. He notes distrust of the British government as a fundamental factor shaping India’s attitude. He calls the sentiment short sighted and describes a sense of bondage among many Indians.
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Nehru
Britain
Hindustan
India
Chas Edward Hill Claimed By Death
Charlie Edward Hill 52 died in a local hospital shortly before 5 this morning after a week as a patient. Born March 9 1890 in Randolph County he was a member of Lebanon Methodist Church. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p m with Rev O L Easter officiating, Floral Garden Cemetery interment. Surviving wife Daisy Teague and 12 children, plus one grandson. Body to be removed to the late residence en route this afternoon at 1 o'clock.
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Charlie Edward Hill
Mgr. Hill
Randolph County
Lebanon Methodist Church
O. L. Easter
Floral Garden Cemetery
Daisy Teague
Early Lee Hill
Clifford -Wayne Hill
Portsmouth
Melvin Dermont Hill
Roy Hill
Charles, Jr
Gary Allen Hill
Richard Donald Hill
Curtis Ray
Betty Lucille Hill
Evelyn Maxine Hill
Edith Elizabeth Hill
Dorothy Mae Hill
Navy List of Casualties From Plane Crash
Navy officials released partial casualty details from a naval aviation crash with chief radioman Benjamin F Johnson and an aviation radioman third class among the dead. Survivors included Earl P Patrick, 29, aviation machinists mate first class, who escaped with cuts and bruises and was taken to Mare Island naval hospital.
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Benjamin F. Johnson
Navy
Soe
Earl P. Patrick
Aviation Machinists
Naval Hospital
Mare Island
Understanding Indian nationalism and British equality issues
The speaker notes that nationalist bitterness toward Britain stems from Indians feeling unequal to the British. He cites a clear racial problem and argues for understanding this dynamic to assess the current crisis.
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Britain
Guilford Republicans Set to Nominate Full Slate Tonight
Guilford Republicans will nominate a complete slate for county offices at a King Cotton Hotel meeting at 8 PM. While preference is unclear, Robert Lowdermilk of Greensboro is seen as likely sheriff candidate, with E M Stanley and others discussed for county commissioner roles. Key figures include Homer Haworth for clerk of court and Zr H Howerton possible for either Senate or House. filing deadline is Saturday midnight.
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Guilford
Robert Lowdermilk
Greensboro
E. M. Stanley
Stanley
A. Coke Cecil
High Point
P. A. Hayes
E. Coltrane
Guilford College
Homer Haworth
L. Herbin
Zr. H. Howerton
Senate
House
King Cotton Hotel
Walter L. York
Republican County
John M. Thomas
John H. Kalte
Board of Elections
British Admiralarity Holds Fast To Old Naval Strategy
The official spokesman defended a return to arming raiders and submarines in the zone where enemy strength is greatest. Churchill noted the Pacific and Indian Oceans, with Japan between, allowing flexible force distribution. Air protection for all ships is impractical. losses of Dorsetshire and Cornwallis are cited. The Malayan campaign report from Major General Bennett is withheld pending final facts. Wavell is authorized to appoint agents to gather more information from subsequent officers.
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Miralty
Curchill
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Somerville
Bay of Bengal
Admiralty
Somervills
Dorsetshire
Cornwallis
Royal Navy
Henry Gordon Bennett
Archibald P. Wavell
India
Funeral Rites for Florence Ensley and Others in Davidson County
Funeral services were held for Miss Florence Ensley in Zion Reformed Church with Rev. W. C. Lyerly leading. Pallbearers included Ron Kennedy and Kenney Burton. Interment in the church cemetery followed. Additional funerals covered Nathaniel Stinson, Mrs. J. Mack Smith, and William E Linthicum with services at Deep Creek Friends Church, Green Street Baptist, and Wesley Memorial Methodist. Pallbearers and choirs accompanied by local clergy and Woodman Lodge members attended each.
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Florence Ensley
Enterprise
Thomasville
Davidson County
Zion Reformed Church
W. C. Lyerly
Jesus
Ron Kennedy
Bob Kenned
J. F. Myers
Cleve Veach
Kenney Burton
Early Proctor
Nathaniel Stinson
Franklin Street
Deep Creek Friends Church
Yadkinville
C. E. Hutchens
Wade Adams
Woodman Lodge
J. C. Poole
D. L. Disher
Lester Rothrock
J. A. Johnson
L. R. Myers
Falls
J. Mack Smith
East
Lexington Avenue
Green Street Baptist Church
J. S. Hopkins
Ernest Smith
North Park Baptist Church
Argie Wood
Kathleen Johnson
Philothea
Mrs. Smith
W. H. Brock
C. J. Elliott
L. W. Glenn
L. R. McNeil
P. K. Frye
D. H. Short
Oakwood Cemetery
William Elinthicum
Boulevard
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Julian Lindsay
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Dorothy Hoskins
Sara Head
Roy Padgett
J. W. Garrett
Grace
J. F. Hayden
W. E. Linthicum and Son
Clarence Craven
C. C. Craven
W. L. Craven
R. L. Sechest
J. C. Sechest
K. W. Royal
B. A. Rook
W. M. Rush
War Profiteering Debate and War Contract Limits
Article discusses wartime pay disputes with unions resisting overtime profits and advocates pressing for profit limits in war contracts. Chairman Land urges caution to avoid breaking existing contracts while endorsing decisive action if unions waive 48 hour week. Also notes a humorous aside on air conditioning in Denver and a cave-in incident with C Edward Overholt responding with wit.
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Congress
Land
Ste
NFL
Denver
C. Edward Overholt
Malaya Campaign Attitude Reported Friendly to Allies
In a Paenne from Singapore before it fell, the commentator said the natives were thoroughly friendly during the Malayan campaign, reflecting a positive local attitude toward allied forces amid the retreat and defensive actions.
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Paenne
Singapore
Malaya
Infant Dies After Illness In Chicago Area Hospital
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Saintsing died in a local hospital Saturday. Surviving are the parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Everett Saintsing. A grave side service was held Saturday at Bethany Church at 4 p.m. and interment followed there.
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Thomasville
Hubert Saintsing
Myr
Everett Saintsing
Bethany Church
Civil Service Exams Set To Be Held Here
High Point is designated as a stenographer-typist examina tion point by the Civil Service Commission. W T Winslow local civil service secretary announced five new war service examinations with closing dates for applications and salaries including junior professional assistant in Washington D C and field at $2000 per year closing April 27 student nurse in Washington D C with subsistence and quarters closing May 13 architect $3200 to $3200 per year no closing date junior calculating machine operator $1440 per year closing May 26 junior stenographer $140 per year and junior typist $1260 per year no closing date.
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High Point
Civil Service Commission
W. T. Winslow
Civil Service
Winslow
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Washington, D. C
UNC Pitcher Francis Whiteheart Hurt In Car Crash
UNC sophomore pitcher Francis Monk Whiteheart suffered two broken ankles in a Sunday night auto collision near Graham. He received first aid in Burlington and was rushed to City Hospital in Winston Salem. He was traveling with John Gamble Fred Norman and Miss Clare Haight when their car collided with Z W Starnes of Graham whose drunken driving led to the crash.
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Winston-Salem
Francis (Monk) Whiteheart
University of North Carolina
Graham
Burlington
City Hospital
Winston Salem
John Gamble
Fred Norman
Ekin
Clare Haight
New Jersey
Whiteheart
Chapter Hill
Z. W. Starnes
E. Hallie Moore
Starnes
Lanky Webster
Legion meeting place changed to court here
The High Point Post of the American Legion will meet tonight at 7 30 in the courtroom of the County Building instead of Blair Park clubhouse as originally announced. Post Commander C E Lehmann urged full attendance and called attention to the change.
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High Point
American Legion
Blair Park
C. E. Lehmann
Major Tomlinson Arrives in Burma
Thomasville April 13 Special Mr and Mrs T H Tomlinson 1112 Highland Avenue have learned their son Major Thomas H Tomlinson Jr arrived safely in Lashio Burma as part of a medical unit on a mission to aid in controlling tropical diseases along the Burma Road in the campaign area Long distance call New Britain Conn The Pulaski Democratic Club has devised a telephone plug urging members to vote in the municipal election listing names Elect Dobrowolski Sadowski Kotowski Kotowski Zapatka and Wojack Hello
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Thomasville
T. H. Tomlinson
Highland Avenue
Thomas H. Tomlinson, Jr
Lashio
Burma
Tomlinson
New Britain
Conn
Pulaski Democratic Club
Dobrowolski
Sadowski
Kotowski
Zapatka
Wojack
Carolinian soldiers join officer training at Fort Benning
Nineteen enlisted men from the 120th Infantry Regiment left Fort Jackson to attend the Infantry School officer's training course at Fort Benning Georgia. The group includes Corporals Edward J. Winstead and Arnold J. Siler and Sergeants Douglas Mustian, William Beckwith, Charles Lineberry, James Graham, George Floyd, Paul Bell, Bosworth Beckwith, Henry Barnes, Jackson Shannon, Worth White, and others from North Carolina South Carolina Mississippi Tennessee and Rhode Island with aims to become second lieutenants in the infantry. Upon course completion these men will be commissioned and assigned to duty.
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Fort Jackson
S. C
120Th Infantry Regiment
Fort. Jackson
Infantry School
Fort Benning
Corp
Edward J. Winstead
Prosperity
Douglas M. Mustian
Macon
N. C
William C. Beckwith
Raleigh
Arnold J. Siler
Charlotte
Charles T. Lineberry
Burlington
James B. Graham
Wilmington
N.C
Geo. W. Floyd
Paul B. Bell
Warrenton
George A. Jenkins
Gastonia
Charles L. Farrington
High Point
Bosworth C. Beckwith
Henry C. Barnes
Wilson
Jackson B. Shannon
Wars Renton
NW. C
Worth B. White
R. L. Hedges
Signal Mountain
Tenn
Percy L. Lampton
Magnolia
Miss
James B. Lawless
Bessemer
Ala
Robert E. Lyon
White Plains
N. X
Charles H. Eaton
Providence
R. I
Infantry
Deputy Sheriff Seizes 24 Pints of Whiskey
Deputy Sheriff W L Wheless seized 24 pints of assorted tax paid whiskey yesterday morning and arrested Ross Campbell of High Point Bowle Two on violating the prohibition law. Found the whiskey beneath broom straw near Campbell’s fruit stand. Campbell granted a jury trial at High Point Municipal Court.
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W. L. Wheless
Ross Campbell
High Point
Bowle Two
Wineston-Salem Road
Wheless
Campbell
Teed
Solicitor Pruette Dies of Auto Accident Injuries
WADESBORO April 13. Solicitor Rowland S. Pruette of the thirteenth district died today from injuries suffered in an automobile crash last week. He was the son of Dr and Mrs L R Pruette of Chagrotte and a law partner of U S District Attorney Lamar Caudle. He is survived by his widow and four children. Funeral services are set for 4 p m tomorrow. L G McLean North Carolina State College horticulturist notes potential herb production in NC blocked from foreign wartime shortages.
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Wadesboro
Rowland S. Pruette
Thirteenth District
Pruette
L. R. Pruette
Chagrotte
U. S
Lamar Caudle
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