Youths Role in World Future Outlined by Dr. Coates
Dr. Albert Coates of the University of North Carolina spoke at the seventh annual social standards conference at High Point Senior High School on Our Part in War and Peace. He outlined five postwar challenges for American youth and urged students to work for a better tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Coates
Univer of
North Carolina
High Point
Sesson
Brandis Leonard
Coates
America
United States
High Pointer AWOL Soldier Captured by Police
Pvt. Homer E. Brown of High Point was AWOL from Camp Kilmer New Jersey since March 14 and described as a deserter. He was found last night on route one near the Penny mansion on the Greensboro road with a two inch beard, age 39, enlisted August 7 1942, and turned over to military police in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer E. Brown
Camp Kilmer
New Jersey
Sheriff's Department
Pvt
Brown
High Point
Greensboro
Army
Mrs Robbins Passes Suddenly At Her Home Here
Letitia Worthington Robbins 74 died suddenly at 512 West Bay Street after a period of declining health. She was born June 24, 1869 in Randolph County and married J E Robbins 52 years ago. Surviving: husband, five children, three sisters, 23 grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 3 pm from First Methodist Church Wilson Weldon officiating with Floral Garden Cemetery interment. Body to be returned to home today at 3 pm.
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Letitia Worthington Robbins
West Bay Street
Robbins
Randolph County
Samuel and
Martha Worthington
J. E. Robbins
First Methodist Church
Earl B. Robbins
U. S. Navy
Southwest Pacific
Hal G. Robbins
High Point
J. S. Hilton
C. D. Hill
Asheboro
Lee Collins
B. C.’Ridge
Bettie Lassiter
Thomasville
Annie Fitzgerald
Henry Edward Linthicum
North Africa
Wilson Weldon
Floral Garden
N. D. Nance
Norman D. Nance
R. L. Kearns
J. S. Ridge
F. C. Speegel
Glenn Nance
A. M. Kearns
Glenda
Panel discussions highlight war effort at local event
Roy Braden High Point city manager presided as speakers from all services presented Understandings. The Army panel featured Mr Jones and officers from each branch while a girls panel addressed service roles. Rev Weldon led a religious message and Loc Chakales spoke on current events. Dr Paul Ginnings chaired the future science and industry panel. Henry Grady Owens moderated a session on manners and relationships.
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Roy Braden
High Point
Army
Jones
Armed Services
Wilson O. Weldon
Doc
Loc Chakales
The
Enterprise
Sion
Paul Ginnings
Greensboro College
Henry Grady Owens
Salem College
Saturday Radio Schedule with Various Programs and Times
A detailed listing of radio programs for Saturday December 4 with network changes. Entries include The Baxters drama, The Metropolitan Opera, Here's the Merchant Marine, Maritime Seamen Show, Navy and war era features, sports topics, and music programs across CBS NBC and MBS networks with times from 1:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. Eastern War Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbs News
London
Nabe
Washington
Cbs
Roy Shield and Company
Nbc of Men & Books
Frederick
Metropolitan Opera
Dave Chiskin
Orches
Pan-America
Ore
Ore.—mbs 6:30—Cesar Saerchinger
Tommy Tucker
Nbc
Quincy Howe
Nbe
Andy Russell
Orch
Navy
Nbe World News
Leon Henderson
Blu
Cbs American Eagle Club
Mbs
Boston Symphony
Nbec
Cbs Foreign Assignment
Dbs
Chicago
Theater of the Air
Edward Tomlin
Comment
Tate
Fortunes of War Day by Day 1941-1943 Summary
Chronology of World War II events from Pearl Harbor and U S declarations in December 1941 through Allied advances in 1943. Key milestones include battles at Midway and El Alamein, the Guadalcanal campaign, Sicily and Italy, and shifts in German and Japanese fronts with Allied offensives in North Africa and the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Guam
Philippines
U. S
Japan
Germany
Italy
War mobilization figures and wartime events timeline
A condensed wartime ledger lists fighting forces totals for Army Navy and Coast Guard with estimated figures as of December 31, 1943. It notes Italy declaring war on Germany on an unspecified date and U S Britain and Russia announcing a pact on November 1. Russians take Kiev on November 6.
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Italy
Germany
U. S
Britain
Russia
Kiev
BTC 10 Swing Band To Play Dance Tonight
The swing band from the basket number 10 in Greens will perform at the USO dance tonight at the Y M C A. The event begins at 8 15 P M with senior hostesses named G through L asked to attend and junior hostesses to arrive by 8 o clock.
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BTC
USO
Virginia Frank
Louise Cora Snowden Fined For Drunken Driving
Louise Cora Snowden of High Point was found guilty of drunken driving in Thomasville Court before Judge Carl Wilson. She was fined five dollars plus court costs and forbidden to drive for 12 months.
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Thomasville
Louise Cora Snowden
East
Washington Street
High Point
Carl Wilson
John B Craver Dies After Auto Accident in Salisbury
John B Craver 59 of Lexington died at Rowan Memorial Hospital Salisbury after a car crash near Yadkin about two hours earlier. He was vice president of Piedmont Furniture Co. in Lexington for 23 years. Surviving: wife Ida Tesh Craver. three children Burke H Craver Charles F Craver and Mrs Roby Craver Friedie. Funeral Sunday at First Methodist Church Sage at 3 pm with viewing 2 3 pm. Burial Lexington City Cemetery.
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Lexington
John B. Craver
Rowan Memorial Hospital
Salisbury
Yadkin
Craver
Piedmont Furniture Company
Henry Lindsay Craver
Ellen Baker Craver
Davidson County
Ida Tesh Craver
Pvt
Burke H. Craver
Camp Barkley
Texas
Charles F. Craver
Roby Craver Freedie
English Street
Harvey O. Craver
Richmond
W. H
C. L. Craver
W. M. Craver
M. E. Craver
Winston- Salem
First Methodist Church
Sage
Lexington City
William F. Clodfelter of Lexington Route 2 Dies at 67
William F. Clodfelter aged 67 of Lexington route two died at home after several weeks of illness. Survived by son Frank Clodfelter. stepson John Fox. daughters Mrs. Early Yates of Thomasville and Mrs. Ada Woodell of High Point. nine grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 11 from Liberty Baptist Church with burial in Liberty church cemetery.
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Thomasville
William F. Clodfelter
Lexington
Frank Clodfelter
John Fox
Early Yates
Ada Woodell
High Point
Clodfelter
Liberty Baptist Church
June Street
Liberty Church
Funeral Rites for J. T. Chaney Held at First Baptist
Funeral services for J. T. Chaney 64 of 955 Council Street were conducted Sunday at Four at the First Baptist church with Dr. A B Conrad and Rev R R Jackson presiding. Burial followed in Floral Garden cemetery with W V F W post pallbearers.
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T. Chaney
J. T
Tom) Chaney
Council Street
Baptist Hospital
First Baptist Church
A. B. Conrad
R. R. Jackson
West End Baptist Church
Wv. F. W
Floral Garden
Koonce
Four cited for over parking in High Point court
Four persons were cited for parking over the 15 minute limit and were brought before High Point Municipal Court. Judgment was suspended on condition the offense not be repeated. Cited drivers include Z. I. Walser, Greenwood Drive. G. Edwin Hedrick, 910 Johnson Street. J. O. Gallimore, 708 Fourth Street. and D. W. Conrad, 118 W. Washington Street.
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High Poin Municipal
Z. I. Walser
Greenwood Drive
G. Edwin Hedrick
Johnson Street
J. O. Gallimore
Fourth Street
D. W. Conrad
W. Washington Street
Leonard Given Until Monday To Find Employment
Leonard Kelsey 28 of 312 Walker Street was jailed under the governors work or fight proclamation in High Point Municipal Court and ordered to secure employment in an essential industry by Monday and report to the court. He was referred to the War Labor Mobilization Board for investigation and will appear before the board again to show proof of employment.
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Kelsey Leonard
High Point
Leonard
Walker Street
War Labor Mobilization Board
Police Department
War Laboration Board
Paul Charping Rejoins City Police Force
Police Chief W. G. Friddle announced that Paul Charping has returned to duty with the city police after resigning weeks ago to run a service station. He will resume his former rank of patrolman first class due to a vacancy and his eligibility.
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W. G. Friddle
Paul Charping
Charping
Friddle
Police Seek Two AWOL Camp Mackall Paratroopers
Police and Army officials report two AWOL Camp Mackall paratroopers Murray Hale and Eugene Piper fled toward High Point. Hale had prior charges for immoral purposes at Sheraton Hotel but received a suspended sentence from Judge D. C. e. The note adds that interest on the public debt is expected to hit three billion dollars this fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackall
Army
W. G. Friddle
High Point
Murray Hale
Sheraton
Eugene Piper
USO Seeks Federal Grant Renewal for Next Year
The Point USO committee executive board voted to request continued federal funding to operate the servicemen's center under national USO, and to apply for additional funds to cover expenses. They also approved a single system for staff selection after reorganizing early next year and noted 22 percent of servicemen have used the USO since opening.
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USO
Chester Snell
Rochelle
High Point Uso
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J. C. McCoy
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Radio Corporation OF America Presents
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King Sisters
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Laraine Day
Lou Bring
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Liiness Claims
W. F. Clodfelter
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Gg Call — Flower Shop
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Paint & Repair Now
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Parker - Brown Lumber CO
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