Guilford Hosts First Streamlined Naturalization for Soldiers
In Greensboro on August 21 the first streamlined naturalization proceeding in this region will be held in Guilford Superior Court. Judge H Hoyle Sink will administer oaths to about 26 soldiers in training at BTC No 10 after a brief process. Examiner Yeatter of the DOJ will oversee initiation and naturalization procedures, with Col Kimberly overseeing the event.
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Greensboro
Guilford Superior Court Room
Ping
Aubuss
H. Hoyle Sink
12Th Judicial District
Alegiance
United States
Oferica
BTC
Ughily
Examiner Yeatter
United Sates Department of Justice
Baltimore
BTC No. 10
Colmberly
Tar Heel Boys State Opens in Chapel Hill
At Chapel Hill Aug 21 Tar Heel Boys State opens with Commander Stevens Goldsboro State Adjutant Caldwell Asheboro and past Legion leaders in town for the opening night. About 150 high school seniors sponsored statewide will meet from 2 to 4 pm then attend the first seven day ram on government in action wartimes at Hill Music Hall at 8 pm. Ralph McDonald candidate for governor and Gregg Sherry leading candidate will be featured speakers Monday.
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Chapel Hill
R. E. Stevens Goldsboro
J. Caldwell
Asheboro
Ian Legion
Legion
Uiversity
Hillusic Hall
Ralph McDonald
Gregg Sherry
Morning Melodies and News on WSJS Radio Schedule
A sanitized list of WSJS radio program slots for the day features a mix of music shows, news segments, religious programming, and variety acts led by hosts such as Mary, Rupert Hughes, and Paul Whiteman. The schedule includes morning, afternoon, and evening slots with orchestras, bands, and special features.
Sunday Radio Schedule for August 22 Eastern War Time
Radio program listing with numerous segments across networks from 12:45 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. including Red Cross Dramatic Series Nine Stars from the Blue, Trans Atlantic Call, Rupert Hughes Commentary, Labor for Victory, The Little Show Dramas, The Voice of the Dairy Farmer, Farm and War Fronts, U of Chicago Roundtable, Pilgrim Radio Hour, Sammy Kaye Sunday Serenade, News of the World, Washington and Rationing, Three Romeos Vocal Trio, Philharmoniec Symphony, National Vespers, Coast Guard Orchestra, Young People's Church Service, NBC Symphony, Family Concert, The Bandwagon Orchestra, Irene Rich's Dear John, Catholic Services, Sunday Theater, Murder Clinic Drama, and other music and talk programs.
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Cbs
Arthur Gaeth
Rupert Hughes
Blu
Martin Agronsky
U. of
Blu West
Philharmoniec Symphony
Cbae
Fort Dix
Upton Close
Hanson Wodwin
Army
Nbe
Dixie
Bvlu
Mbs-East Lutheran
Coast Guard Orches
Imbe-East
Lands of the Free
Chautauqua Symphony Orches
Andre Kostelanets
Cbs Young People's Church
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Irene Rich
Dear John
Cbhe
Cbs Murder Clinic
Nhbe Green
Gene Autry
Drew Pearson
Jerry Lester
Dhs
Edward Tomlinson
Als Kids
Joe Kelly
The
People
Ebs
Britain
P. Whiteman
Dinah Shore
Arn Sennane
Time
America
Bob Trout
Cbs Alexander and Mediation Board
Neiighbors
Cbc
Gabriel Heatter
Basic
Drew Pearson News
Rognda
Nhe
Conrad Nagel
Mbs
Basin Street
Ite
Bblu
James Melton
Joan Roberta
Cbhs
Jimmy Fidler
Hollywood
Phil Spitainy
Girl Orch
Phil Baker
Che John Boliughes
Long Spinners
Bob Crosby
Wm. L. Shire
Joan Stanley
Mbe
Hobby Heavkey
Biu
Che
Wartime North Carolina Boys State program outlined
Speaker John Kerr Jr will discuss the Legislature and a 1943 program with a Navy Pre-Flight phase. Mornings cover government in action while afternoons feature Navy lectures drills and sports. State Commander Stevens greets the Legion. Amos Maynard and Roy L McMillan attend. Program led by Perry Baugh and Coates with brief Sunday talks.
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John Kerr, Jr
Navy
Institute
Stevens
Legion
Amos Maynard
Greensboro
Roy L. McMillan
Raleigh
D. R. Perry
Durham
Boys’ State Commission
The
James P. Baugh
Albert Coates
Eye Pupils of Cats Regulate Vertical Size
Pupils in cat family members are vertically elongated and can adjust their size. This enables precise control of light entry and focus, reflecting a key adaptation in felids and related species.
Why War Production Lags Delays Cited by 600 Manufacturers
A WPB survey of 600 manufacturers nationwide lists lack of manpower as the top reason for war output falling behind schedule. Materials shortages and design changes follow, with labor shortages blamed for many plants from Detroit to Boston. Absenteeism rises with more women workers and hotter weather.
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James Marlow
George Zielke
Washington
War Production Board
WPB
War Labor Board
WLB
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Seattle
Portland
Detroit
Atlanta
Denmark Urges Halt In Sabotage Actions
Stockholm Aug 21 The Danish government appeals to Danes to halt sabotage against German overlords warning continued attacks would devastate Danish life as Nazis cut off food and coal imports Premier De Scavenius and King Christian X sign the appeal urging restraint to avoid harsher reprisals and to stabilize Denmark.
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Stockholm
Denmark
Rik de Scavenius
Christian X
Copenhagen
Enemy Hearing Board Set Up by Attorney General
A 22 member panel was created today by Attorney General Biddle to hear appeals for release by interned enemy aliens transferred from army custody to the immigration and naturalization service. The special alien enemy hearing board will hear at detention centers, with four to eight members per session, to avoid transporting aliens to local boards. About 4,120 interned enemy enemies were moved to service camps weeks ago, for axis-prisoner internment facilities. Regular camps are at Missoula Montana Bismarck North Dakota Santa Fe New Mexico Seagoville Crystal City Kennedy Texas.
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Washington
Biddle
Army
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Iddle
United States
Missoula
Mont. Bismarck
N. D
Santa Fe
N. M
Seagoville
Crystal City
Kennedy
Tex
Bells and Books and Community Notes for Colored People
A September education push urges parents to invest war time income in children to face postwar peace. The Women's Union hosts a hood program on Understanding Our Children with speakers from Greensboro and High Point. Local sports and church events anchor a busy weekly schedule with gatherings at Friendship Baptist Church and various congregations. Community baseball ties Florence 0 to 0 at Colored Park as registrations open for a local tournament. Families and individuals, including Croft, Brower, and Miller, are noted returning from trips, illness, or visits across cities.
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America
Gray
The
Women's Union of Washington ‘Terrace Congregational Church
Faduma
Rev. P. S. Por
Greensboro
Rosetta Baldwin
High Point
R P C To Meet With Miss Crawford At St Stephens
The Young Peoples circle of St Stephens A M E Zion Church will meet with Miss Catherine Crawford on Hoover Street Monday night at 8 p m All members are urged to attend.
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Daughters OF Dorcas
Daughters of
Dorcas
the First Baptist Church
W.S.C.S. of
R.p.c
Young Peoples Circle of
St. Stephens
A.M.E. Zion Church
Catherine Crawford
Hoover Street
Local Tennis Tournament at Colored Park August 29
A tennis tournament will be held at Colored Park court on August 29 open to local players. Events include men's doubles and singles, women's doubles, and mixed doubles with entries welcome from interested players.
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Colored Park Court
Dr William L Phelps Dies After Illness
Dr William Lyon Phelps 78 Yale professor and famed author died at 4 50 am in New Haven after a stroke two months earlier then pneumonia Funeral services set for Battell Chapel with Sidney Lovett officiating and burial in Grove Street Cemetery central to Yale history and New Haven founders
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New Haven
Conn
Billy” Phelps
William Lyon Phelps
Yale
Phelps
Billy
Battell Chapel
Sidney Lovett
Grove Street Cemetery
Plane mishap on Ontario field ends with crew landing safely
At Ontario airfield three men faced a minor in flight mishap as a propeller detached and the engine separated. Cadet D R Hooton jumped clear while instructor T M Shriner remained with the wreckage and landed within yards of the impact site.
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Ontario
Calif
T. M. Shriner
D. R. Hooton
Shriner
Southside Community Club Meeting Set for Monday
Mrs. Roberta Parks, president, urges all members to attend a 7 p.m. meeting Monday at 604 Fairview Street with Mrs. 2 Simmons. The Southside Community club invites members to participate.
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Southside Community Club
2 Simmons
Fairview Street
Roberta Parks
Reverend Hector to Speak at Cherry Street Church
Rev. A. A. Hector of Richmond, Virginia and chairman of the National Presbyterian Mission Committee will be guest speaker today at Cherry Street Presbyterian Church at 11 o clock.
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A. A. Hector
Richmond
National Presbyterian Mission Committee
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Wesleyan Service Guild Teas For Public Today
The Wesleyan Service Guild sponsors a tea from 4 to 6 p m at Mrs Sallie Palmer's home on Pearson Street. The public is invited.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Sallie Palmer
Pearson Street
Randolph teacher to speak at St Mark Methodist
Prof C A Barrett principal of Randolph County Training School in Asheboro will be guest speaker at St Mark Methodist Church today at 11 am The Brotherhoods present a program St Marks Past and Present at 6 30 pm Public invited to attend both services
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ST. Mark
C. A. Barrett
Randolph County
Asheboro
St. Mark Methodist Church
Brotherhoods of the Church
St. Marks
Reverend Mayfield Leads Worship at Pearson Memorial A.M.E. Church
Rev L M Mayfield and his choir will lead worship at Pearson Memorial A M E Church today at 3 o clock The Rev Mrs Mamie Smith will conduct a week long meeting there starting Monday August 23 Public is invited to all services.
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Jubilee Kings of
Winston- Salem
Friendship Baptist Church
W. M. Chambers
Glenn Raven
N. C
L. M. Mayfield
Pearson Memorial A.M.E
Mamie Smith
Cole family welcomes daughter Willie Mae Talma
Mr and Mrs Will Cole of 4 F Daniel Brooks Homes announce the birth of a daughter Willie Mae Talma born Sunday August 15 both mother and child are doing nicely W M Sanders and Thomas Caldwell returned from the 77th session of the Rowan Baptist Association in Reidsville NC Sanders sits on the Rowan Baptist Financial Committee He and Caldwell report the meeting was well attended and financially successful Both are deacons at First Baptist Church where Sanders is chairman Ella Allen and daughters Dorothy and Elouise returned home after vacationing in Philadelphia.
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COLES
Will Cole
Daniel Brooks
Willie Mae Talma
W. M. Sanders
Thomas Caldwell
Rowan Baptist Association
Reidsville
N. C
Sanders
Rowan Baptist Financial Committee
Caldwell
First Baptist Church
Ella Allen
Dorothy and
Elouise
Philadelphia
Payne and Rush families thank you for kindness and cards
The Payne and Rush families express gratitude to friends for sympathy and support during the illness and death of John Frank Rush husband father and brother. Their thanks accompany the many cards and floral designs received.
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Payne and Rush
John Frank Rush
Legal Lulus Get A Laugh From New Jersey Court
In Trenton New Jersey the state appellate court ponders odd cases from a hand crochet bedspread to a combination phonograph radio amid light court humor. The court debates who owns the bedspread after a laundry paid damages and considers fire alarm jokes and dice games with jesting judges.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Henrietta Gunther
Court of Errors and Apals
Junther
Elizabeth
Morris Edelman
Passaic
Edelman
Supreme Court
Burlington
Award Eastwood
Jersey City
New Brunswick
Joseph L. Bodine
Nora Eddington Denies Flynn Marriage Rumors
From Los Angeles a press report states Nora Eddington returned from Mexico and firmly denied loving Errol Flynn or intending to marry him. She says she saw him only once during her trip and earlier Flynn had made a similar denial.
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Los Angeles
Nora Eddington
Mexico
Errol Flynn
Hollywood
Flynn
Miss Eddington
Barrister Apologies After Unplanned Court Outburst
A crimson faced barrister, caught in a case he had no link to, apologized for an out of order moment and hurried from the court as laughter broke out. He had dozed on his feet while waiting for his case to be readied for argument and woke thinking he was pleading. He discovered it was only a dream.
U S Faces One Filling Station For Every 128 Auto Owners
In peacetime America a filling station exists for every 128 automobile owners reflecting widespread automotive growth and infrastructure density across the United States as travel and mobility expand nationally.
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United States
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the Army
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Paul Whiteman
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Parenthood Program
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Clifford Charles
Bishop Wardell
Leander
Hamilton
H. H. Croft
J. J. Wilson
C. E. Yokely
W.S.C.S. Meeting
Scout Institute
C. P. Malloy
D. L. Flowe
Hubert Croft, Jr
Atlantic City
New York City
Governor Brower
Mrs
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Underhill Avenue
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Dionne
George A. Brower
Marion
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Pfe
Fred Bynum
Henrietta Brower
Viola Sloan
Rivett 'Drive
Ada Querry
Furlough Street
Charlotte
Britania Wright
Nellie Gill
Chester, S. C
Chance Miller
Hilltop Street
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Dick Haymes
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Jim Ameche
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