Mountbatten India Burma lead in war plans debated
War Department sources discount Mountbatten over MacArthur claims and flag a separate British command for Burma. Churchill seeks to show resolve in Asia while a British mission in Washington studies forces, weapons, and logistics for the Orient with surveys not finishing until early 1944. Washington speculates on Hull’s successor as well as Acheson’s rise, amid a graft of New Deal figures and Deepening policy rifts in the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leman Hunt
War Department
Louis Mountbatten
India-Burma
MacArthur
Bataan
Philippines
George VI
Washington
Churchill
Hitler
Pacific
Burma
Chungking
Versailles
Immedi
Ate
J Army
Ater
J. S. Lethbridge
Orient
Possible White House Shift After Quebec Conference
After the Quebec trip Mr Hull may step down from the bridge as a worn but capable leader. Mr Acheson is deputized to run the department and craft peace treaty planks. The younger diplomat now heads the Office of Foreign Economic Coordination overseeing fiscal affairs of liberated nations and could influence postwar policy and the formation of a new State Department structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welles
Hull
Quebec
Acheson
Legion Team Eliminated For Championship
Whiteville North Carolina junior American Legion team failed to reach the Miles City Montana national eliminations after regional exits in Florence. Birmingham Alabama, representing General Gorgas Post, won the sectional title at Charlotte but withdrew post discovery of an ineligible player. Whiteville then lost to Springfield Ohio 8-6 and New Orleans Louisiana 3-1, ending their bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteville
American Legion
North Carolina
Miles City
Mont
Florence
S. C
General Gorgas Post
Birmingham
Ala
Charlotte
Springfield
New Orleans
Inquest Called In Death Of Farnsworth
Coroner Frank Nance will hold an inquest this week into the death of Arthur Farnsworth husband of actress Bette Davis. Farnsworth 36 western representative for a Minneapolis aeronautical firm died after a fall on Hollywood Boulevard. Dr Paul Moore cited a basal skull fracture possibly from a June fall at his New Hampshire home. Body to be sent to Rutland Vermont for a second funeral service. Hollywood rites were brief with Miss Davis attending in black and sunglasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Frank Nance
Arthur Farnsworth
Bette DaVis
Farnsworth
Aeronautical
Hollywood Boulevard
Paul Moore
Sugar Hill
N. H
Rutland
Hollywood
Paul G. Favour
Miss Davis
British Letters Used By Germans To Contact Spies
London reports German efforts to use British prisoners of war to reach spies in England. Camp officials prompt harmless messages, then invisible ink adds instructions at the intelligence bureau. Spies also address letters to prisoners under coded German secret service names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Intelligence Bureau
Secret Service Bureau
Germany
Government Hopes to Meet Food Goals For 1943
The War Manpower Commission and the Department of Agriculture say goals for 1943 can be met with more help from civilians. With crops delayed by weather, extra labor is needed this fall to harvest tomatoes, corn, and potatoes as millions volunteer to support the war effort. Canneries expect a larger total processed pack, though canned vegetables may be lower. potato yields rise to an estimated 443 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances D. Bass
International News Service
Washington
INS
War Manpower Commission
Department of Agriculture Today
WMC
Agriculture Department
Sion
Department of Agriculture
Mrs Bolton Reprieved Kills Self in Reform School
Mildred Maryston, reprieved from a Cook county electric chair sentence for murdering her husband Joseph Bolton, has committed suicide by slashing her throat with scissors in her room at the Illinois state reformatory for women in Dwight. Sheriff Robert Jones cited Deputy Coroner Don Morrison in reporting the death. Previously she faced execution after a 1936 trial, but Gov. Henry Horner commuted the sentence to 199 years shortly before the planned execution date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mildred Maryston
Cooke County
Robert Jones
Livingston County
Jones
Don Morrison
Bolton
Illinois State Reformatory For Women
Dwight
Cook County
Joseph
Henry Horner
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
Bessemer
Ala
Eight Die Violent Deaths In North Carolina
Eight persons died violent deaths across North Carolina over the weekend. Dale Ring, 12, was fatally struck by a car in front of her Greensboro area home. Mrs. A. J. Starling Jr. of Wilmington was killed after stepping from a bus on the Wrightsville Beach highway. Roosevelt Bullman and his son Dedrick died when their car overturned near Hot Springs, with two others injured. Four soldiers perished in an Army cargo plane crash near Garland. identified by Pope Field officials as 2nd Lt. Richard G. Shipley, 2nd Lt. Howard R. Johnson, Sgt. Robert M. Anderson, and Sgt. Le H. Knowlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina
Dale Ring
H. A. Ring
Greensboro
Burlington Road
A. J. Starling, Jr
Wilmington
Wrightsville Beach
Roosevelt Bullman
Dedrick Bullman
Paint Fork
Madison County
Hot Springs
Garland
Pope
Richard G. Shipley
Scarsdale
N. Y
Howard R. Johnson
Fayetteville
Robert M. Anderson
San Ysidro
Calif
le H. Knowlton
Rochester
Rule Body Dominated By Anti Axis Chieftain
Bulgarian regency after King Boris death shows anti German and pro British church leader influence. Stefan of Sofia leads the regency with Ioanna, Kyril, and Bogdan Philov, amid German pressures and fears of a military cabinet aligned to Berlin. Possible shift toward Greek defense and Russia ties looms. German influence rises as interior minister Gabrovsky consults Gestapo. demonstrations and embassy tensions reflect Bulgaria's fragile stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. O'Brien
Istanbul
Bulgaria
Boris
Adolf Hitler
Bogdan Philov
Simeon II
Sofia
Stefan
Ioanna
Kyril
Philov
Supreme Court
Peter Gabrovsky
Gestapo
Gabrovsky
North Carolina soil district supervisors meet in Raleigh
North Carolina soil conservation district supervisors gather in Raleigh for a three day convention with Governor Broughton and H H Bennett of Washington DC as principal speakers. The program lists addresses on Wednesday and a state committee report highlighting the opening session. Executive sessions close the convention Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Soil Conservation District Supervisors of
North Carolina
Governor Broughton
H. H. Bennett
Washington, D.C
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
University of North Carolina
State Soil Conservation Committee
Hanger Improvised From Steel Wool For Simple Holder
A small piece of steel wool is rolled and gripped by a Spring-type clothespin to act as a makeshift holder. The setup creates a compact hoider suitable for light tasks and quick temporary securing.
Modern Synthetic Chemistry and Wohler's Urea Discovery
Dr. Clendening recounts the shift from natural remedies to synthetic drugs, highlighting Freidrich Wohler’s 1828 synthesis of urea as a turning point for modern chemistry. It discusses vital force, the birth of synthetic chemistry, and ends with brief medical Q A and a note on the Lockheed-Vega Ventura B24 bomber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
Clendening
Novocaine
Freidrich Wohler
Radio Program Schedule and War Time Adjustments
Radio schedule outlines Eastern War Time programs with one hour subtraction for Central War Time. Listing includes music, drama, serials, news, commentaries, variety shows, and sports segments across CBS NBC and mutual networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pake Farrell
Archie Andrews
Cbs
Shrednik
Nhe
Quincy Howe
Che
Tim Healy
Nan Merriman
Orches
Jack Armstrong
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomas
Fred Waring
Baste
Fulton Lewis
Johnson Family
Dinning Sisters
Lone Ranger
Draca of
Army Air Forces
Kaltenborn
Nbe
the Cavalcade of America
Nbe News
Parks and Warren
Sam Bakter
Lum
Abner
Biu
Leo Cherne
Alfred Wohenstein Cone
Nero Wolf
Voorhees
Gabriel Heatter
Donmenegarne
Nick Carter
Harry Wismer
Raymond Gram
Bblu
Screen Guild
Raymond
Mbs
Blu
Sunny
Johnny Morgan
Eee
Guy Lombardo
Blondie Dagwood
Cbs-West
Paul Schubert
Dancing Tunes Orchestra
Mbs Alsone
Na Uockanenree Ib
Newareel
WSJS Radio Schedule For The Afternoon And Evening
Radio listing shows a packed schedule with programs from 12.00 Luncheon Dance Music to 11.15 Jease Crawford and organ segment. Notable items include The Esso Reporter, News, Sketches In Melody, Portia Faces Life, and Fred Waring's Orchestra with assorted music, commentaries, and religious segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esso Reporter
Robert McDermied
Maarten
Portia
Exso
Shrednick
Fred Waring
Orchestra
News of the World Sisters
Esso
Carolina Reveikie
Robert
Rey Brown
Jease Crawford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sumner Welles
Able
State Department
Wiseacres
Foreign Office
Dean Acheson
Felix Frankfurter
Democratic Party
Kozanna Boys
Groton
Justice Frankfurter
Louis Brandeis
Dwight Morrow
House of Morgan
Treasury
Mason and Dixon
Dixie
Mann’s
Don Ameche
Mus
Crime Doctor
Warner Baxter
Margaret Lindsay
Cartoon Defense
Edge
Darkness
Errol Flynn
Ann Sheridan
Ptaa Lal Irl
By Jimmy Hatlo
BY William Ferguson
Polar
Helen
State Theatre
Salem Street
Maureen O'Hara
Charles Laughton
Geo. Sanders
Radio & Stage
Vernon Way ‘Is Rovin' Cowboys
MUSIC
2&E
Legion
N.C
Sires
Russia
Greece
King Simeon I
Logan Clendening, M. D. II
Frankfurt
Jezelius
Wohler
Berlin
WSJS
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