Teague Rites Planned For Local Resident Kirk Dixon Teague
Kirk Dixon Teague 44 of High Point route three died in Guilford County Sanatorium about 5 this morning after sixteen months as a patient. He was born May 4, 1897 in Alamance County to E M and the late Leana Dixon Teague and had lived here eleven years, coming from Kinston. Surviving are his wife Nancy Cade, two sons Rudolph and Eugene, a daughter Edith, two brothers A E and York Teague, and seven sisters including Mrs J M Caney, Mrs N J Smith, Mrs Jain B Klugh, Mrs G C Spears, Mrs D B Rogers, and Miss Dorothy Teague and Miss Swanee Teague. Funeral arrangements were incomplete but the service likely will be Sunday afternoon. The body will remain at Yow's until removal to the residence.
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Kirk Dixon Teague
High Point Route Three
Guilford County
Mr. Teague
Alamance County
E. M
Leana Dixon Teague
Kinston
Nancy Cade
Rudolph
Eugene Teague
Edith Teague
A. E
York Teague
J. M. Caney
Greensboro
N. J. Smith
Hertford
Jain B. Klugh
Columbia
D.C
G. C. Spears
Spartanburg
D. B. Rogers
William F Kanoy former resident of High Point dies in Ohio
William Fred Kanoy age 45, formerly of High Point, died in Bedford Ohio on Wednesday. He was the son of the late William H. and Wincey Kanoy. Survived by his wife Miss Ercle Samuels of this city, a daughter Mrs Hart Lewis, brother K B Kanoy of Charlotte, and sisters Mrs J F Poole of Long Island NY and Mrs B H Cook of High Point. A World War veteran, he served in France and had worked for the State internal revenue department in Ohio for twenty years. Burial will be at Redford Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fred Kanoy
High Paint
Bedford
Ohio
Kanoy
William H
Wincey Kanoy
Ercle Samuels
City
Hart Lewis
K. B. Kanoy
Charlotte
J. F. Poole
Long Island
New York
B. H. Cook
High Point
Movie schedule and theater listings for Cheyenne
The theater page shows showtimes for Thieney Fron Cheyenne at 1 40 3 40 5 35 9 35, Br o d hur st Pirates On Horse back at 12 45 2 31 4 17 6 03 7 49 9 38, Paramount Wings Of The Navy at 105 3 18 5 31 7 44 9 57, Rialto The Kid s Last Ride at 12 49 2 38 27 6 16 8 05 9 54. 2L 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadhurst
Paramount
Ate Rialto
Axis replies to Roosevelt Churchill declaration echo across powers
Nazi circles scoff at the plan for joint action against Japan while Rome and Moscow show varied response. Germany claims the Anglo Saxon world will be shattered, and the Soviet Union and others express approval or cautious interest as India questions the new charter of liberty.
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Serted
Japan
Germany
Foreign Office
Roosevelt
Churchill
Reich
Rome
Moscow
Hust
London
Netherlands
Mexico
Canada
New Zealand
India
Fire at Bertschy and Vance yard causes $100,000 damage
An early morning blaze in Paterson New Jersey destroyed an office building and 10 minor structures at the Bertschy and Vance Coal and Lumber yard. Ralph Bertschy says damage is about $100,000 after more than three hours of firefighting by eleven companies. Cause not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Bertschy
Roosevelt Churchill talk sparks hopes of aid for common war aims
Washington reports say Beaverbrook pressed for more weapons and supplies as top officials from both nations gathered at sea. The guest list included Welles Marshall Stark King Hopkins Harriman McIntire Watson and Seardall for the United States alongside Dill Pound Freeman Cadogan for Britain. Hull voiced optimism that nations would back the eight point declaration, noting a possible three power meeting on Soviet needs.
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Churchill
Washington
Lord Beaverbrook
Britain
Beaverbrook
Mr. Roosevelt
North Atlantic
White House
Prince of Wales
United States
Sumner Welles
George C. Marshall
Army
Harold R. Stark
Ernest J. King
U. S. Atlantic
Harry L. Hopkins
W. Averell Harriman
London
Ross T. McIntire
Edwin M. Watson
John R. Seardall
John Greer Dill
Imperial Staff
Dudley Pound
Wilfred Freeman
Alexander Cadogan
Hult Ex
Russia
Soviet Union
Lambeth Buys Equipment From Jones Dairy Consolidation Planned
Aug 15 Thomasville special report states former Congressman A Walter Lambeth owner of a large Thomasville dairy has purchased the Jones Dairy equipment. The two dairies will consolidate on Sept 1. Lambeth also runs Cedar Lodge Dairy noted as one of the souths most modern establishments. No personnel changes are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
A. Walter Lambeth
Jones Dairy
Lambeth
Cedar Lodge
South
Chicago butter and egg market and Boeing jet claim
Chicago butter receipts reach 1.013 million with steady prices. Egg receipts total 16 thousand with firm market. A Seattle based Boeing model features four supercharged engines, 36000 foot ceiling, 35000 mile cruising range, and top speed over 300 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boeing Seattle
Varied Program At Meeting Of Lions
The High Point Lions Club met for a regular dinner session with President J. H. Kalte in the chair. Cecil W. Webb of Lions International Ames Iowa was guest speaker. District officials and several visiting Lions attended the conclave with music by Ella Lou Taylor and Doris Koonce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Lions Club
J. H. Kalté
George Rankin
Cecil W. Webb
Lions International
Ames
Iowa
Mr. Webb
America
Lion H. R. Broadhurst
Paul S. Keys
Thomasville Lions Club
Fred Lawrence
Ella Lou Taylor
Doris Koonce
Alice Blue
Irene
Riggletto
District 31-B
Aslo Wre
E. J. Irvin
Concord
C. H. Harris
Salisbury
J. M. Craig
Charlotte
Albemarle
Henry L. Harris
Stanton P. Williams
Raymond Barker
Martin Harmon
Siler City
John Farmer
Sam T. Siler
Albert Stone
R. E. Sharp
E. H. Jordan
Winston-Salem
John A. Maylor
Durham
Francis E. Walker
Leaksville
J. Arthur Whitehead
Mocksville
R. S. Proctor
Thomasville
Paul S. Kyser
Kannapolis
H. L. Troutman
Cotton trade figures show July activity and year totals
July cotton imports total 17 243 bales compared with 26 108 in June and 18 254 last July. Exports in July reach 32 718 bales of lint and 1 444 linters, while the cotton year totals reach 1 083 505 bales of lint and 20 811 linters. Spindles active in July number 23 027 818 with year to date and prior month comparisons.
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Surplus Marketing Administration
First Round Results From Emerywood Presidents Cup
Andy Merrilees announced the first round results of the Presidents Cup golf tourney at Emery Wood Country Club. Defeated players enter a consolation flight while winners advance to the second round. Notable results include Jack Garrett over Robert Garland 35 and 4, Dr George T Wood over Allan McDonald 1 up, and J B Lovelace over F B Smith 2 and 1.
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Andy Merrilees
Emery Wood Country Club
K. B. Geddie
A. A. Oliver, Jr
L. C. Matton
Whitley
Bill Snow
J. D. McC Rary
Joe Robbins
George Machin
J. R. Adams
J. V. Garrett
Paul W. Casey
George T. Wood
Allan McDonald
J. B. Lovelace
F. B. Smith
W. E. Mitchell
John Russell
H. S. McGee
Hugh Smart
James A. Kidd
W. E. Price
E. L. Chitwood
P. A. Warner
Comer
H. M. White
Bob Overman
Joe, Weaver
George Robb
H. D. Marsh
J. W. Woollen
Lee Schaner
C. E. Lehmann
Frosty Snow
Loraine Bene
Navy
Local Weather Summary North Carolina Aug 15 AP records
Weather notes report considerable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with scattered showers in North Carolina and warmer tonight, cooler Saturday night. Hatteras to Jacksonville winds moderate to fresh southwesterly, with light showers. Central stations list high lows and rainfall for 24 hours ending 7 30 a m in major cotton areas and cities including Asheville Atlanta Birmingham Charleston Charlotte Raleigh Raleigh area and coastal stations.
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North Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Block Island
Fence
Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Asheville
Atlanta
Augusta
Birmingham
Charleston
Chicago
Columbie
Denver
Detroit
Evansville
Galveston
Greensboro
Ee Hatteras
Key Wear
Lotte Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Meridian
Miami
Milan
St.p
Mobile
Ai My. Mitchell
New Orleans
New York
of Raleigh
San Antonio
San Francisco
Spartanburg
Tampa
Washington
Wilmington
Soviet Struggle in Ukraine and Moscow Meeting Report
The piece covers fierce night fighting in Ukraine near Kakisalmi Staraya Rus, and Estonia with Italian and German claims of river crossings. It notes Roosevelt and Churchill planning to propose a Stalin meeting in Moscow to discuss aid, Red Army strategy, Siberian and Manchukuo fronts, and postwar influence. RAF raids on German cities accompany Britain’s food reserves and large-scale Malay-Singapore defense movements.
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Ukraine
Kakisalmi
Leningrad
Staraya Rus 3A
Estonia
Dnieper
Kiev
Siberia
Manchukuo
Russia
Europe
Hanover
Brunswirk
Magdeburg
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Berlin
RAF
Germany
Lord Woolton
Britain
Malaya
Singapore
Immediate Reed for Workers Announced by Employment Service
The High Point North Carolina State Employment Service issued an urgent request for various workers. Openings include female sales clerks aged 18 and over, upholsterers, upholstey cutters, seamstresses, outsiders, hand sanders, planer operators, cabinet room workers, brick masons for three months out of town, looppers on half hose, folders, inspectors, pairers, and machine shop, sheet metal, and welding trainees. Many openings available for high school graduates not planning to continue schooling in the fall.
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High Point
North Carolina
Infant Nancy Lanier Dies in Thomasville Home
Nancy Joyce Lanier age 11 days died at home in Thomasville this morning. She was the infant daughter of D. L. Lanier and Sadie Hughes Lanier. Surviving are the mother and father, a sister Hazel Dean, the maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughes of Lexington route 2, and the paternal grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naney Jane Lanier
Enterprise
Thomasville
Nancy Joyce Lanier
D. L. Lanier
Sadie Hughes Lanier
Hazel Dean
Frank Hughes
Lexington
Route 2
Negro Wounded Seriously In Thomasville Fight
In Thomasville on August 15 William McCauley a Black man of 205 West Guilford Street remained in critical condition at City Memorial Hospital after a fight with Robert Wilson of 704 Railroad Street at Plant B of the Thomasville Chair Company off Fisher Ferry Street. Wilson was jailed awaiting outcome. authorities consider whether the crowbar assault was with intent to kill.
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Thomasville
William McCauley
Guilford Street
City Memorial Hospital
Robert Wilson
Railroad Street
E. R. Richardson
Wilson
McCauley
Thomasville Chair Company
Fisher-Ferry Street
Richardson
Judge Rules City Limits Ring In Field’s Disorder Charge
Judge D C MacRae in High Point Municipal Court ruled the city had no right to convict Henry Fields for disorderly conduct near Allen Jay school outside city limits. Prosecutor Harriss Jarrell issued a new warrant after a prior dismissal. Defense counsel Byron Haworth argued the city ordinance does not apply beyond limits, vows to seek dismissal as res adjudicata.
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D. C. MacRae
High Point
Allen Jay School
Henry Fields
Harriss Jarrell
Fields
Byron Haworth
Haworth
MacRae
Jarrell
Funeral Rites for Martin Luther Swing in Lexington
Funeral services will be held at Beck's Lutheran Church for Martin Luther Swing aged 64 of Lexington who died at his home on Church Street. Rev R L Fisher will officiate at 2 PM. Swing a longtime furniture worker reported for work Saturday and died yesterday from pneumonia. Born August 1 1887 in Becks Church Davidson County he was son of Franklin and Catherine Swing. He married twice first to Emma Davis who died. Surviving are widow Dollie Swine and one son Gurnie Swing of Greensboro and a sister Mrs Walter Briggs of Lexington.
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M. L
Lexington
Beck's Lutheran Church
Martin Luther Swing
Church Street
Rev
R. L. Fisher
Swing
Becks Church
Davidson County
Franklin
Catherine Swing
Emma Davis
Dollie Swine
Gurnie Swing
Greensboro
Walter Briggs
Twelve to Britain Crash Kills Many Victims
A passenger flight from Britain crashed and burst into flames shortly after impact, with Captain J. C. Mackey of Kansas City among the American dead. The list of victims includes twenty two names from across the United States and Canada, with survivors among them. Funerals are set for Clarksbury Church near Thomasville, conducted by Rev. J. A. Cox, followed by burial in Clarksbury Cemetery.
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Britain
Joseph Creighton Mackey
Kansas City
Newfoundland
Frederick Banting
J. C. Mackey
A. C. Bart
Huntington
W. Va
M. D. Dilley
J. J. Kerwin
Oakland
Calif
E. B. Anding
Merrick
M. J. Wetzel
Jamesburg
N. i
Gerald Hull
Royal Oak
Mich
E. Harnel
Braintree
Mass
P. F. Lee, Jr
Frederick
W.L. Trimble
Fort Worth
Tex
D. N. Hannant
Victoria
B.C
J. P. Culbert
Montreal
R. C. Stafford
Maidenhead
Berkshire
England
J. J. McBonand
Longeuil
Quebec
New York Stocks Mixed As Markets Close Lower
A chaotic stock roundup lists numerous tickers and percent moves across sectors. Major names such as Reynolds, Sears, Studebaker, US Steel, Warner, and Woolworth show varying performance while totals indicate sizable aggregate sales around 280 000. The article notes trading activity with several firms recording declines and advances amid uncertain market sentiment.
LeBaron Addresses Woman Missionary Kiwanis Club Meets
Olin LeBaron spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Elwood Hotel highlighting Community Chest goals and two service classes prevention and treatment. Visitor Lister Kilduff. an American flag presented by J. R. Willis. A cable from Shanghai reported possible death of missionary Miss Lillian Wells with unclear details awaiting State Department clarification.
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Olin LeBaron
High Point
Kiwanis Club
Elwood Hotel
Olin McManus
LeBaron
Jake Wade
Charlotte Observer
City Lake
Limited duty for many veterans under wartime law
The act allows the secretary of war to muster out men 28 years or older at his discretion. Estimates suggest over 100,000 could return home, while those in skilled posts or overseas assignments like Hawaii or Iceland would remain in uniform.
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Hawaii
Iceland
Edwards Family Reunion Set for Jamestown Grounds
The 27th Edwards clan reunion will be held at Preston Edwards home in Jamestown. J C Edwards president announced today. The event features officer elections, a memorial service, music, and a noon picnic lunch, with invitations to all Edwards members and friends who should bring lunch baskets.
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Edwards
Preston Edwards
Jamestown
J. C. Edwards
British warplanes bomb Catania and Augusta
Rome reports British warplanes bombed Catania and Augusta while Italian forces shelled Cyprus. The dispatch notes intensified Allied air action in the Mediterranean theater with raids extending to Sicily and Cyprus.
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Catania
Augusta
Cyprus
Rome
Twenty local men to be inducted Sept. 8 at Fort Bragg
Thomasville officials announced that twenty local men will enter military service on September 8. The group, which will depart for Fort Bragg, includes Ezekiel Smith Jr, William Harrison Hayworth, Zachius Turner, Paul Alexander Loflin, Jesse Wade Shaw, John Henry Crawford, Robert Earl Phillips, Early Arthur Hedgecock, Lawrence Link Clinard, Charles Dewey Brinkley, Ruby Gordon Phillips, Raymond Miller, William Arthur Carter, Leo McCay Beck, Raymond Franklin Stewart, James William Holt, Hobart William Nance, Charles Roscoe Thomas, Alfred Childs Payne and Clois Master Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Franklin Stewart
James William Holt
Hobart William Nance
Charles
Roscoe Thomas
Alfred Chields Payne
Clois Master Hamilton
Night attack in Augusta Sicily kills three. Cyprus hit
Italian high command says during the night in Augusta Sicily three people died and about twenty were wounded in the former city. Simultaneously Italian bombers struck Cyprus hitting oil depots and storehouses as noted in the daily war bulletin.
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Augusta
Sicily
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Daily War Bulletin
Mill Shutdown Predicted By Labor Representative
Charlotte August 15 A F of Hosiery Workers district director W Cedric Stallings predicted hundreds of silk hosiery knitting mill employees in North Carolina would lose their jobs at midnight tonight due to silks being commandeered by the government. He warned more mills would exhaust silk yarn supplies next week leading to additional layoffs likely August 22 with temp unemployment hopes.
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Charlotte
W. Cedric Stallings
North Carolina
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Stallings
OPM
Hudson Silk Knitting Mills
Larkwood
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