Paris Roundup Seizes 6000 In Clean-Up Drive
Paris and German police arrested about 6000 people in the Eleventh Arrondissement during a five hour operation aimed at quelling unrest. Those detained largely lacked Aryan papers and were taken to centers at Drancy for investigation. Street actions and subway precautions accompanied the sweep as authorities warned Sabotage threats grew.
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Brance
Germany
Paris
Eleventh Arrondissement
Distict
Place de la Repuytille
Les Mouveaus Temps
Drancy
People Visit Ashboro kin as Martha Lou Smith rests
Martha Lou Smith is visiting Ashboro to see cousins Bobbie Jean and Kathryn Smith. Charles Deligny, once in critical condition at Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro, has improved and can receive visitors. Mrs. Earl Gossett and sons Eugene and William from Norfolk, Virginia, are with Mrs. L. L. Duggins and travel to Spartanburg for the rest of the week. Daisy Samuels and Alice?
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Martha Lou Smith
Ashboro
Bobbie Jean and
Kathryn Smith
Charles Deligny
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
Earl Gossett
Eugene and
William
Norfolk
Social Notes Highlight Movements and Visits Across East Coast
Den Welch and companions from Greens boro tour Washington Atlantic City and New York City this week. Mr and Mrs Morrison and daughter Elizabeth with Mr and Mrs Hiatt and daughter Arta Pearl leave for Manteo to see The Lost Colony pageant. Miss Mae Kirkman returns home after a five week Fryemont Inn visit marking her anniversary vacation. Louise Siiewalt visits Laurens South Carolina with former schoolmate Harriett Smith joined by Ellen Cochrane from Matthews for a week see. Frank E Parker of the quartermaster corps Camp Mackinl field Florida to resume duty after a two week visit with his parents. The Bahamas summer rule yields film company prosperity during location shoots.
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den Welch
Mir
Louis Welch
Greensboro
Washington
Atlantic i City
N. J
New York City
H. P. Morrison J
Elizabeth
J. W. Hiatt
Arta Pearl
Manteo
Mae Kirkman
West Broad Street
Fryemont Inn
Bryson City
Miss Kirkman
Fryemont = Kinn
Louise Siiewalt
Laurens
S. C
Harriett Smith
Charlotte
Ellen Cochrane
Matthews
Woman's College
Miss Smith
Frank E. Parker
Quartermaster Corps
Camp Mackbinlfield
Tampa
Fla
A.’S. Parker
Rotarians Attend Picnic in Thomasville
Thomasville Rotarians and guests joined a picnic supper at View Methodist Church in Davidson County on Wednesday night. The event, an annual community gathering, featured a short program after supper with Mayor R L Pope speaking. Dr C H Phillips led the meeting and Dr O R Hodgin presided as club president. Forts along the Panama Canal include Amador Clayton Davis Lesseps Randolph and Sherman.
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Thomasville
Fairview Methods
Davidson County
R. L. Pope
C. H. Phillips
O. R. Hodgin
Rotary Speaker Emphasizes Wills and Proper Drafting
Thomas W. Sprinkle urged Ro tary Club members to make wills and have them properly drafted witnessed and preserved. He noted the law assigns distribution rules but often conflicts with a deceased’s wishes and urged regular review of wills to reflect changing conditions. Doak Finch Glenn Pennington of Thomasville and Tom Redding of Asheboro attended.
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Thomas W. Sprinkle
Rotary Club
Sprinkle
Flinders Petrie
Jacob
Ing
Doak Finch
Glenn Pennington
Thomasville
Tom Redding
Asheboro
Canning Project Seeks More Quart Jars
The WPA canning and gardening project has canned 2,500 quarts of vegetables and fruits and needs at least 1,000 more quarts for tomatoes. Sponsors say the shortage is urgent due to rising food costs. Persons may donate quart or half gallon jars by calling Mrs N S Stirewall or the superintendent’s office. Visitors are invited to the Brentwood School garden and canning center.
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WPA
Grover H. Jones
H. J. Coffield
N.S. Stirewall
Charles F. Carroll
Brentwood School
Deaths: Charlie Fisher Hughes 69 in Thomasville
Charles Fisher Hughes of Thomasville Route One died Wednesday afternoon after a long illness at his home. Survived by four sons Pearl Charles Thomas Dewey Hughes. two brothers King and Claude Hughes. three sisters Alice Celia Manda. six grandchildren. Funeral at Hughes Grove Baptist Church with Rev. Sam Snyder. burial in church cemetery.
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Charles Fisher Hughes
Thomasville
Charlie Fisher Hughes
Pearl Hughes
Chares Hughes
Thomas Hughes
Dewey Hughes
Jamestown
King Hughes
Pinehurst
Claude Hughes
Montgomery County
Alice Hulen
Celia Hulen
Manda Hunt
Randolph County
Hughes Grove Baptist Church
Sam Snyder
Three Negro Boys Held For Robbery Of Gas Stations
In Thomasville three youths aged 10 to 16 were turned over to Davidson County juvenile authorities after confessing to robbing two nearby gas stations on the Lexington highway. About $8.81 was taken and returned to operators. One additional arrest for hit and run occurred. the suspect was released.
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Thomasville
Davidson Juvenile Authorities
Aug
E. E. Richardson
Davidson County
Bill Mack
J. C. Black
Charles Mack
Ithe Oil Company
Gateway
Lexington Highway
Richardson
Howard Lee Riley
Riley
Post Offices
Salem Street
Banana Bunch From Ecuador Weighs 85 Pounds
A single large bunch of bananas grown in Ecuador contained 10 hands, weighed 85 pounds, and rose 38 inches high, illustrating the size of fruit shipments described in agricultural notes.
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Ecuador
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