Boston Disaster May Bring New Methods For Treating Burns
Report from Boston on Cocoanut Grove fire showing shock arresting blood plasma saved lives. Military and civilian doctors study anti infection burns treatments including sulfathiazole ointment and surface care techniques. Navy and civilian hospitals compare methods while praising Civilian Defense for rapid mobilization and disaster readiness.
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Staggered Hours Considered To Ease Raleigh Traffic
RALEIGH December 21 One of the first tasks for W H Rogers new government mileage administrator is to study staggered working hours to relieve peak traffic. The plan aims to ease congestion in Raleigh by setting different start times for employees in various departments and other large workplaces. It also addresses ripple effects on meals and sleep, not just transit.
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Tar Heel Officer Is Held By Japs
The War Department released a list of 141 U S Army officers held as POWs by Japan in the Philippine Islands. Next of kin were notified for each case. The list includes Capt Winfield N Robinson of North Carolina, indicating his wife Mrs Robinson of Cherokee.
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Defense Questions Defense Questions
The Raleigh bureau of The Enterprise answers civilians war effort questions officially verified. Send inquiries to The Enterprise Raleigh bureau P. O. Box 1309 Raleigh N C.
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American Doughboys Bring Christmas Cheer to British Children
American soldiers sailors airmen nurses and workers will host ten thousand British children in Belfast and London during Christmas. The events feature a Messiah performance a turkey dinner a tea dance and stage shows with American and British performers. Red Cross parties in Glasgow and London and mail from home accompany gifts and festive decor as the holiday spirit spreads across Allied forces.
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Chinese Ambassador's Wife Aims Education Over Destruction
Washington report profiles Mme Tao Ming Wei wife of China’s ambassador who rejects punitive revenge against Japan. She advocates ending the military party rule in Japan, then a prolonged educational period to teach wealth through intellect. She believes allied victory will follow decisive defeats.
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War effort Q&A column answers on homefront questions
Enterprise Raleigh bureau compiles responses about building model airplanes for government programs, wiring homes for ranges, armed services bonuses, gas and CPA conversion, and draft order for 18 and 19 year olds. Answers detail state directors, War Price and rationing board notes, and timing for calls to service depending on birth dates and marital status.
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John H Nifong T ville Farmer Taken By Death
Thomasville dec 21 John H Nifong 66 farmer of Thomasville Route Two died at daughter Mrs Charlie Bowers home Sunday afternoon He was a son of Wiley and Frances Nifong He was twice married survivors include five daughters one son two brothers two sisters and other relatives in vicinity
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Thomasville man John Floyd taken again by police
John Lee Floyd, jailed in Thomasville after probation from a November Superior Court term in Lexington, was arrested Saturday at a cafe for drunkenness and resisting arrest. He faces a local court hearing before potential transfer to probation officer T. D. Stokes for further action. The item also notes Pomfret’s first cotton mill in 1806 and a watch balance wheel traveling a mile in 24 hours.
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Nifong Funeral Service Set for Tuesday Afternoon
Mr. Nifong leaves 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He was a member of Emmanuel Reformed Church where the funeral, led by Rev. W C Lyerly Rev A O Leonard and Rev T R York, will be Tuesday at 3 pm. Interment follows in the church cemetery.
Weather Summary North and South States Edge Toward Warmth
North Carolina remains cold with a slight rise before mountains see snow Tuesday. South Carolina stays chilly but eases to freezing along the coast. Georgia stays cold with a slow temperature rise tonight and rain or snow in the west early Tuesday.
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Weather records from Charlotte cotton belt area
Official weather bureau records report temperature and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 7 30 a m in the principal cotton growing regions and surrounding areas.
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Chinese understanding of Americans noted by speaker
The speaker argues that Chinese people understand Americans better than Americans understand the Chinese, suggesting cross cultural insight surpasses mutual gaps in perception. The quote reflects a belief in deeper cultural comprehension across nations.
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