Free Style Milers Plunge Today To Pare Field For Opening Women's Swim Meet
At SHARAMAR STATE PARK Ind Aug 26 with most defending champions returning the 1943 women’s national swimming meet opens with trial heats to trim the one mile freestyle field for tomorrow’s finals Suzanne Zimmerman of Portland will swim the 100 meter freestyle first Joan Fogle the 300 meter individual medley and the mile are slated for the seniors A new platform dive champion is expected as Lakeland Fla’s Margaret Reinhold in WAVES may not compete and Gloria Callen of New York who won last year’s 100 meter backstroke has turned professional.
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Multnomah Club
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Bud) Swain
Indianapolis
Oregonians
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Riviera Club
Indianapolish
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WAVES
Suzanne Zimmerman
Joan Fogle
Margaret Reinhold
Lakeland
Fla
Kansas to skip general property tax next year
Kansas will levy no general fund property tax next year, the first time in 82 years, saving taxpayers about 3.2 million dollars. Gov. Schoeppel credits bulging state revenues as the cause. the report notes Vermont has over 300 lakes.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Tax Commission
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Federal Judge Challenges Martial Law in Hawaii Case
In Honolulu on August 26 federal Judge Delbert Metzger upheld a habeas corpus writ for two German‑ancestry prisoners held by the army and fined Lt. Gen. Robert C. Richardson Jr. $5,000 for contempt after he defied the court. The general responded by ordering closure of similar cases to civil action, risking prison and further fines if he persists. The dispute tests civil and military authority under martial law as partial restoration of jurisdiction unfolds.
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Hawaii
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Eberharter
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Philadelphia
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Hawaii Legal Dispute Seen As Vital Test
Washington dispatch reports Rep. Eberhar ter calling the Hawaii case a testing ground for wartime military rule. He cites a clash between Gen. Richardson and Judge Metzger over Habeas Corpus for two men held incommunicado. Metzger fined Richardson $5,000. Richardson blocked enforcement and argued civil rights endure.
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Hawaii
War Food Admin resumes limited tire aid for farmers
The War Food Administration disclosed that its program to convert steel wheels tractors and other farm implements to rubber tires has been resumed under limited conditions. The initiative, started last spring and soon suspended, is intended only for emergency needs and will continue only as tire production increases.
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Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
Foreclosure Sale of Lindsay Street Lot in High Point
In Guilford County High Point Municipal Court the City of High Point and Municipal Corporation as plaintiffs foreclose street assessment liens on Lot 10 in F and Creelman Subdivision at 11 00 A M September 20 1945 at the front door of the City Hall High Point N C. The sale follows a July 10 1943 judgment. Tr Commissioner A G Wilson signs this July 22 1942 notice.
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Genevieve Moore
F. E Creelman
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Guilford
J. J. Jackson
Hell
High Point
Lindsay Street
N. C
F. &. Creeiman
Office of the Register of Deeds
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Relief expert argues aid must restore self sufficiency postwar
Eugene Staley of the U S Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation told the Canadian Institute on Public Affairs that aid would focus on soup kitchens and self sufficiency rather than gifts. He warned 540 million people under Axis rule require humanitarian relief, rehabilitation, and prompt rebuilding of utilities, seeds, and credit to restore self sustaining economies.
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United Nations
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Eugene Staley
U. S. Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation
Staley
Canadian Institute On Public Affairs
Axis
Barnhill Fowler Nuptials Reach High Point Ceremony
Fate Fowler announces the marriage of daughter Melzetta Senora to Savallious Vance Barnhill on Wednesday August 25 at 802 Fast High Street with Rev A M Jones officiating. Pilgrim Congregational Church will observe Woman's Day August 29 with Dr Charlotte Hawkins Brown giving the 2:30 address. Youth Fellowship of St Mark Methodist meets August 26 at Miss Thelma Barrer's. Rev Joe Capel conducts revival at St Mathews Holiness Church. Miss Roberta Milner visits from Miami and Colon Harris of New York visits relatives here. Elder E McDonald of St Mathews remains active in the church.
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Melzetta Senora
Savallious
Vance Barnhill
High Point
Fast High Street
A. M. Jones
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Charlotte Hawkins Brown
Palmer Memorial Institute
Sedalia
N. C
Brown
Atlanta
Roosevelt
St. Mark Methodist Church
Thelma Barrer
Daniel Brooks
ST. Mathews
Joe Capel
Asheboro
St. Mathews Holiness Church
Hulda and
Taylor Streets
FE. McDonald
Revival trip to Salanda S C and furlough return
A revival effort was conducted in Salanda South Carolina. Sgt Fred L McCain has returned to Camp Hood Texas after a fourteen day furlough spent with his wife Annie L McCain and sister Louella Curry at 512 East Washington Street.
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Annie L. McCain
Louella Curry
East Washington Street
Sgt. McCain
Camp Hood
Texas
Death of former Italian fascist leader reported
Rome dispatches say Count Alessandro Frontoni, once on the fascist party directorate, died by his own hand in his Rome apartment. No further details were provided. Separately, Prof. Pagliani of Bologna University was sentenced to three years in prison by a military tribunal for possessing arms, with five rifles a machine gun grenades and revolvers reportedly found at his home.
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Rome
Swiss Telegraphic Agency
Alessandro Frontoni
Fascist Party
Pagliani
University of Bologna
Victory Gardens Grow On Pacific Island Navy Marine Corps Bases
Word from a South Pacific island reports United States Navy and Marine Corps personnel cultivating Victory Gardens to bolster food supplies and morale amid ongoing operations. The program aims to increase self sufficiency and support broader war effort on remote bases.
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Pront
South Pacific
U. S. Navy
Marine Corps
Juvenile Judge Receives Plea For College Fees
In Topeka Kansas Judge Roy McCue was sent a letter by a ward seeking aid for tuition fees claiming she plans to enter Junior College and needs six dollars for intuition fees.
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Topeka, Kas
Roy McCue
Present World Court Necessary Says Hudson
San Francisco August 26 Manley O Hudson, a Harvard law professor and world court judge, urged that the present world court be an integral part of any postwar international reorganization. He noted the court has heard 60 international cases and holds worldwide jurisdiction via 540 treaties. He warned that replacing it could reopen settled issues with no guarantee of a better tribunal.
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Manley O. Hudson
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World Court
Harvard University
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