Silence On Kiska Raises Speculation Of Invasion Readiness
Washington reports prolonged silence on American military activity in the north fueling talk of an imminent invasion of Japanese-held Kiska island. No new operations have been confirmed since mid July amid weather and strategic secrecy as analysts weigh final campaigns to reconquer the Aleutian stronghold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
Kiska Island
Iska
Agle Army Flying Fortress
Aleutians
Kiska
Tokyo
Attus
Amchitka Island
War Time Health: Ragweed and Hay Fever Described
In a 1943 NEA piece the army of ragweed pollen blankets the U S and southern Canada from mid August until frost. Most spared are pre season immunized. hay fever onset includes red eyes, nasal discharge, and sneezing. Injection therapy before season can lessen sensitivity, improving 80 to 90 percent of sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of Ragweed
United States
Canada
Aleutian Campaign Hint of Limited Supplies
The text notes a possibility of minimal delivery by submarine or fog protected surface run, but overall belief holds that reinforcements or substantial supplies for a 10,000 man garrison have not arrived for months. About a month and a half to two months of decent weather remain in the western Aleutians, so fighting would need to begin soon before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleutians
High Point City sale case amid tax lien and board dispute
North Carolina Guilford County municipal court records show a High Point sale of property on Taylor Street on August 29 1944 to satisfy tax liens and street assessments. The case lists City of High Point versus Wagar Teak and others and includes debts owed to Guilford County Board of Education and Wood Armfield Furniture Co. plus multiple Wilson heirs and related parties. The notice requires defendants to answer within thirty days from August 2 1943.
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Wagar Teak
Neria Leet
Karis FF. Younts
Guilford
High Point N.C
Taylor Street
Guilford County
UV. Wilson, Jr
North Carolina
City OF
High Point
HiGn Proint
Mentoiipal Corporation
Tgame Runding Tor
Mre
Fancie Wilson
George Wilson
George Wile
Noah Davis
Breimn Datis
Robert Wilson
Frank Wilson
Lee Wilson
John Wilson
J Picker
Guardian Ad Litem
Jobn Wilen
Miner
Nora Wilson Steith
Hushend
James ¢ Smith
George F. Wilken
D. H Paysons
Carolina
Mabel Liles
John A Myers
W. Il
Keavioeck
A. M
Baalinn Steet
T. Y. Hamiton & Ustate
Office of the Register of Deeds
N.C
News of Colored People Fashion Revue at St Stephens Church
Fashion revue hosted by the Senior choir at St Stephens A M E Zion church Friday night at 8 o'clock invites public. Nearby clubs meet for civic, educational, and social events including radio round table on venereal disease and gatherings at homes of community leaders. Pedestrian fatalities were 15 percent lower in 1942 than in the year previous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephens A. M. E. Zion
Business Men's Club
Business Men's Civic Club
P Bk
Rhinehart
Washington Street
Radio Round Table
The
Venereal Disease Education Institute
WMFD
United Club
Circle No. 3
St. Mark Church
Marie Carter
Mesdames R. Parks
N. Dockery
N. Wiley
B. Lindsay
L. Coltrane
L. Cartright
W. Carter
M. Carter
G. Robinson
G. Pate
N. Carter
G. Gannaway
Ella Webb
Daniel Brooks
Bobby Robertson
Philadelphia
Tucker
Beamon Street
Jiles
Pearson Street
Baltimore
Notice to creditors in the Gray estate Guilford County NC
The undersigned Dan W. Gray administrator of Mary E. Gray deceased in Guilford County North Carolina invites all creditors to present verified claims by August 4 1944 and directs debtors to pay promptly This notice dated August 3 1943 from attorney J Allen Austin Security Bank Ridge High Point NC includes filing codes 8 4 11 18 259 1 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Gray
Guilford County
N.C
Dan W. Gray
Mary E. Gray Eatate
J. Allen Austin
Ridg
High Point
N. C
Britain May Be Starting Point For New Offensive
Britain may host a major Allied offensive after the forthcoming Churchill-Roosevelt meetings. Analysts forecast land and air blows from Britain aimed at quickening the Italian campaign and pressuring Germany on the Russian front. Reports cite Britain’s tightened access, troop reinforcements, more air bases, and a new broader European command as possible war aims. Also noted: U.S. nickel production totaled 2.225 billion during the year ending June 30, 1943.
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London
Britain
Italy
Germany
Joseph Stalin
Great Britain
Mediterranean
European
Times of London
The
Times
Daily Herald
America
Russia
Europe
Daily Telegraph
News Chronicle
Daily Sketch
Mussolini
Bel-gian
Lord Leathers
Churchill Party
Leathers
ZEMO endorsed skin relief and North Carolina dissolution notice
ZEMO claims to soothe itching from ringworm eczema and athlete's foot with a medicated liquid sold at 35¢ 60¢ and 1.00 in 25 million packages. The document then records a North Carolina Secretary of State dissolution certificate for Wilson-Whitener-Knob Company, High Point, Guilford County, dated July 28 1943.
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State OF
Thad Bure
North Carolina
Raleigh
D. H. Parsons
Thad Burr
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Ilence
Mickey Rooney
Homer Macauley
Davenport
High Point Enterprise
Enterprise
Mit
Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Civy OF
High Point, & Municipal Corporation
Wilson, Jr
Dorothy Burkhead
Frank Ross
Stewardess Board
St. Mathews C. M. E
Ethel James
Mesdames
M. Anderson
A. B. Williams
A. Jackson
F. Shadwick
R. L. McCauley
Spurgeon Williams
H. Reid
M. Baldwin
Beacon Light Choral Club
First Baptist Church
Anderson
Ophelia Corbett
Daughters of Dorcas Club
Kaitour Falls
British Guiana
Niagara
James F. King
Zemo
Reese
Firestone
Isc
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