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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1942

Page

4

Brave American Seamen Save Scores Of Lives In Ocean

Washington reports that a handful of American seamen saved scores of shipmates and passengers after four United Nations vessels were sunk off the East Coast and South Atlantic. One crew member lowered a lifeboat as others braved heavy seas to rescue survivors. Seaman Mills patched a shattered lifeboat and helped pull sixty men aboard, while two other sailors refused crowded lifeboats to help others.

Ocean Associated Press Washington United Nations South America Frederick J. Mills Detroit Mills Lielit Thomas Monroe Leaby, Jr San Diego San Francisco Leaby Sgun South Atlantic Leoby Phooey Navy Atlantic Pearl Harbor

Christmas program features William Penn Band and chorus

In the high school auditorium a one hour program of carols and Christmas music will be performed by combined vocal and instrumental groups led by music supervisor Mrs. G W Yokely. The William Penn Band, in its third year with 23 members, will join to perform familiar carols and UN carols. Public invitation extended. Mrs. E V Baldwin and Mrs. Dorothy Rice visited their mother Mrs. Alice Alford in Lexington, North Carolina.

G. W. Yokely William Penn Band United Nations Lexington E. V. Baldwin Dorothy Rice Alice Alford N. C

Volunteer War Service at Daniel Brooks Homes

Volunteer workers in the surgical dressing room have completed 3000 dressings and are advancing on a second quota. Pollyanna clubs roll bandages Wednesday night. Mrs. E. P. Wilson urges more volunteers to aid in this war effort. Room hours listed across Monday to Thursday. William Penn High School Music Department plans a Christmas musical program Sunday at 4 30 PM.

Daniel Brooks E. P. Wilson Wm. Penn High School W. I. C. Circle the First Baptist Church Circle No. 2

Mrs Mary E Lash Rites In Winston-Salem

Mrs Mary E Lash aged 72 formerly of 1406 Highland Ave Winston-Salem died Sunday night at 726 Fairview St Funeral plans list burial at Red Bank Cemetery with service at Nichols Tabernacle Church Her survivors include two sisters Mrs Joseph Lash and Mrs Flora Eldridge Burial preparations and church notices follow In hospital ward lists Burrus Memorial Hospital patients include Mrs A J Harrison Edith Williamson and Viola Hames Berlin reports claim British liner Ceramic sunk by U boat near Azores with troops aboard

Mary E. Lash Highland Ave Winston-Salem Gentry Harris Fairview St Lash Stokes County Vangelical Holiness Church Beulah Tabernacle Holiness Church Joseph Lash Flora Eldridge Auburn Station Hairlip Nichols ‘Tabernacle Red Bank Cemetery Burrus Memorial Hospital A. J. Harrison Downing St Edith Williamson Beamon Street Viola Hames Wm. Penn

Soldier sends cable to Russian leader from Fort MacArthur

Private Tim Shenk and Marshal Timoshenko share a link in a comic cablegram. Shenk spent 4.04 on a message addressed to Moscow but wished it be forwarded to Berlin, joking about the German front.

Fort Macarthur Calif Tim Shenk Marshal Timoshenko Shenk Moscow Berlin

Radio Programs Across Time Zones and Stories

A rundown of daily radio programming listing time slots from 5:30 p.m. through late evening. Includes music bands, serials, news updates, War commentary, and variety acts featuring Jack Armstrong, Captain Midnight, Ben Bernie, and others. Notes corrections from networks and regional listings for stations such as CBS and WNBC.

Jack Armstrong Chicago Curley Cbs Pase Farrell Nbe Blu-Cas St. Louis Wora Wobblers Frank Parker Dhs Yhe Ore Bill Stern Lowell Thomas Mitnishi War and World News of Today Irea Warine Achos Andy Dbs Fulton Lewis, Jr Larry James Wis Orchestrare Jotusang Family Wallerhorn Mr. Ween Godwin Nelson Fiddy Toy Car Tinkey Laum Abner Barry Sisters Willard Tommy Dorsey Manhattan Jean Hersholt Dr. Christi Theater of Air Henry Huh Eddie Canter Dinah Basin Arkansas Gabriel Weatter Jack Pearl Orel Lionel Barrymore Gracie Fievis Vane Ay Fywing Ton Mornestsa Mirsie Tom National Radio Far Dance Orchestra Man Gunsoh Faust Schubert Dancine Music Orchestra Chicago Orchestra Btu B.s

Fire crews respond to false alarm then real blaze in apartment

Five pieces of equipment from three fire departments answered an alarm called in for a small hotel but found false. As firemen were returning, a commotion at an apartment house a block away drew their attention. Two minutes after the false alarm, a fire erupted in the apartment, rapidly put out. Japan allows twenty US feature films shown last spring and summer.

Indianapolis Stret Meir

Marines On Guadalcanal Armistice Day Combat Report

On Guadalcanal, Marines report steady gains with 13 Japanese planes down and ground mopping up, as Col. John M. Arthur leads the Devil Dogs through jungle warfare. Private Wallace Wynn returns to lines after two weeks of combat, malnutrition, and a chest bayonet wound.

Guadalcanal J. Norman Lodge Associated Press Southwest Pacific U. S Solomon Islands Pacific Devil Dogs Lnstead John M. Arthur Union S. C Pouha Kokumbona Wallace Sk. Wynn Thomasville N. C

Lavington Faces Mounting Ledger Burden as Treasurer

State Treasurer-elect Leon Lavington prepares to sign thousands of warrants and documents monthly, signaling a heavy workload ahead as he assumes office. The note highlights bureaucratic constraints and administrative duties awaiting the new official.

Denver Leon Lavington

Stamp of No Privilege Sparks Name Confusion Joke

A note recalls a craftsman reply to Lavington who ordered a personalized metal stamp with his name. The clerk quipped, Sorry, but you have no prior ity, highlighting a humorous typo that turned a routine order into a light moment.

Lavington

Britain and US pledge to defeat Japan in war

London dispatch reports messages between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill affirming united aims to destroy Japan. Churchill cites Pearl Harbor outrage and vows full strength joined with US Dutch and Chinese allies. Roosevelt promises sustained, escalating force until Tokyo is defeated. Churchill pledges Japan will be stripped of conquests and punished.

London Roosevelt Churchill Japan United States Pearl Harbor People’s Britain

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