Walter Winchell Memo on War Dept Letters and Ike
Walter Winchell reports that the War Department contacted his column after GI letters in Europe complained of rumors about published content. Eisenhower reportedly called to deny the claims, while other items note salaries, saboteur cases, and political figures amid wartime secrecy.
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Eisenhower
U. S
Drew Pearson
London
British Broadcasting System
Ry Ford
Hoover
Dept. of Justice
LaGuardia
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Horizontals and Verticals
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Pene Ysiad
Archdale to Get Textile Industry in Randolph County
Asheboro December 15 filed in superior court at Asheboro was a certificate of incorporation of the Archdale Manufacturing company to be located at Archdale in Randolph county to engage in the manufacture of women's wearing apparel and nylon or other synthetic fabrics. The company authorized capital stock 1000 shares 700 common and 300 preferred at 100 dollars each. Incorporators include W. Frank Armfield Walter L Schoeineman and Virginis F Armfield with Archdale once Bush Hill known for footwear and the old tannery ruins nearby.
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Archdale Manufacturing Company
Archdale
Randolph County
W. Frank Armfield
High Point
Walter L. Schoeineman
Virginis F. Armfield
Bush Hill
Moroccan women's lives governed by strict daily rules
The article describes cultural rules for Moroccan women covering hygiene brushing patterns, forbidden actions, and superstitions. It notes constraints on behavior such as not crossing directions, avoiding roughing, refraining from blowing out candles, and not stroking living beings.
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