Guilford County Real estate transfers listed in townships
The notice details transfers in Guilford County including High Point and Gilmer and Morehead Townships. Transfers cover parcels on Pickett Street Fairfield Road Snowpark Park Avenue Dover Road Tate Street and Lake Daniel Park among others. The fragment ends with a discussion on World War II strategy and a forecast of heavy combat in western Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Maude Hollingsworth
Pickett Street
J. B. Powers
J. B Bryant
Fairfield Road
High Point
T. J. Underwood
Snowpark
Gilmer Township
John J. Feemater
Bessemer Park
Edgar A. Maxwell
Samuel J. Smith
Park Avenue
Bagley Street
W. L. Cockman
C. L Cockman
State Street
L. M. Gilbert
Pearson Street
Morehead Township
Frank Morgan
BB © Milliken
Lake Daniel Park
R. C. Millikan
BB Frank Morgan
J. H. Saunders
F. C Morrison
Kerney Street
William H. Stone
D. O Warner
Dover Road
D. O. Warner
William Stone
W. W. Martin
Frederick W Lewis
Tate Street
Reds Drive on Bryansk Front In Fierce Battle
Soviet dispatches reported 1,300 German dead on the Bryansk battlefields as Reds reached from three sides. North of Bryansk at the Spas-Demensk sector an advantageous point was stormed and another 1,000 Nazis were slain in short but fierce fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryansk
Spas Demensk
Endurance and Chaos in a Besieged Town
The passage chronicles medical scarcity and dire conditions as bandaging material and surgical tools ran low, civilians faced childbirth deaths, and bodies were handled by the doctor acting as sanitary inspector. Some perished from hunger, shock, or shelling, while German fire claimed lives.
War reserves in Poland and Europe signal cautious stance
The Red Star cites about 16 divisions in reserve in Poland totaling over 200,000 men and around 75 other divisions across Europe, arguing the German high command does not expect major continental operations soon. Moscow views American naval shelling of Italy as unlikely to deliver satisfaction or a prelude to invasion.
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Russia
Europe
Italy
Kharkov
Hitler
Poland
Red Tar
Red Star
Moscow
Invasion Watch Builds as Allies Readiness Grows
Allied high command urges final preparations for an imminent invasion of the continent. Messages broadcast from Algiers and London say liberation has begun with Sicily complete, with the exact timing and target to remain secret. Analysts in Britain and Germany speak of multiple diversions and a possible southern push toward Brenner Pass as news filters via Stockholm and Bern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logna
Rimini
Europe
United Nations Radio
Algiers
BBC
London
France
Sicily
Tme
Messina
Italy
England
Britain
Stockholm
Associated Press
Thomas F. Hawkins
Bern
Germany
Brenner Pass
Mediterranean
Berlin
Tunisian
Bizerte
Madrid
Eisenhow
Draft of Allied Bombing Report From Sicily Campaign
Allied pilots describe bombing a two masted Italian merchant vessel off the western Sicilian coast and a larger hit on a returning target as U S warships provide support for advancing forces. Axis losses in Sicily include tens of thousands killed wounded or captured and 130000 Italians taken or dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gormesa
Sardinia
James H. Jones
Dublin
Tex
Edgar Dorman
Philadelphia
Seventh Army
Sicily
U. S
Italy
Messina
Sixth Army
Dwight D. Fisenhower
FDR and King George Congratulate Eisenhower on Sicily
Allied leaders Queen a Quebec message from FDR praises the Sicilian campaign as a model of teamwork and gallantry. King George VI also offers heartfelt congratulations to Eisenhower and his multinational forces for the campaign's final success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Africa
Roosevelt
Quebec
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sicily
London
George VI
Ministry of Information
British Empire
Four Are Killed In Bomber Crash Near Seymour Johnson
A two motor army plane crashed and burned seven miles east of Seymour Johnson Field near Goldsboro killing four men. The victims, all aboard, included Capt. Gordon L. Brandt of Ann Arbor and three Second Lieuts. Nahum H. Morse of New Bedford, Richard J. Ring of Westfield, and Albert J. Salaris of Philadelphia, who were students at the Lockheed transition school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Seymour Johnson Field
Lockheed
Gordon L. Brandt
Ann Arbor
Mich
Nahum H. Morse
New Bedford
Mass
Richard J. Ring
Westfield
Mas
Albert J. Salaris
Philadelphia
Jury Indicts Two for Civil Rights Violations in Bonded Labor Case
Attorney General Biddle said a federal grand jury in Mobile Alabama indicted O Neal Bodiford and Ralph McGaugh both of Fort Deposit on civil rights slavery and peonage charges. The case concerns Luth er Carter a Negro farm hand forced into servitude after leaving Bodiford s farm to work at a Bay Minette sawmill. The indictment alleges Carter was beaten and abducted April 13 1943 to return him to the farm to pay an alleged debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Biddle
Mobile
Ala
O'Neal Bodiford
Ralph McGaugh
Fort Deposit
Luther Carter
Carter
Bodiford
Bay Minette
Broughton Lodges Protest Over Tobacco Market Holiday
Governor Broughton telegraphed a protest to the U S Tobacco Association sales committee against a Labor Day holiday on tobacco markets. He urged markets stay open to allow farmers to harvest essential crops amid a drastic labor shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Broughton
U. S. Tobacco Association
Johnson Urges Home Rule For Local North Carolina Matters
State Treasurer Charles M. Johnson joined Governor Broughton and Josephus Daniels in advocating home rule for local issues in North Carolina. Johnson argued councils should handle purely local matters such as budgets taxes land sales and bonds, while statewide laws cover statewide concerns. He noted extending city limits as an example where local control would be preferable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Charles M. Johnson
Broughton
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Daniels
Mexico
Navy
General Assembly
Johnson
Local Government Commission
Coast Guardsman John Cullen Receives Legion of Merit
John C. Cullen, 22, a coast guardsman who sounded the alarm that led to the capture of Nazi saboteurs who landed on a Long Island beach June 13, 1942, is awarded the Legion of Merit by the Navy. The saboteurs were later convicted by a military commission in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John C. Cullen
Coast
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