Scholar Urges Regulating Emotions In Time Of War
International News Service reports Dr. George Olds of Colorado University urges training of emotions to reduce destructive feelings during war. He says fiction and arts help cultivate restraint and empathy, while self pity and pessimism corrode soldiers after combat.
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Thomasville Rotary program features J O Barrett talk
J D Salisbury, a local press figure, spoke at the Thomasville Rotary meeting in the Woman's Club building. Barrett urged fathers to foster ties with their sons, criticizing focus on business at the expense of family relationships. The club announced a Ladies program and noted high January attendance.
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Funeral Rites for Rev T Smathers Asheboro pastor dies
Funeral services were held for Rev T Smathers pastor of the Asheboro Methodist church and his daughter Patsy Simmons after a fatal automobile wreck near Albemarle Patsy died from injuries last night Mary Anne Simmons sister of Patsy remained in hospital with a hopeful outlook Their mother Mrs E Harold Simmons escaped with minor injuries Dr Sun had served as pastor since November 1 and had led the Asheboro church six years as superintendent of the Asheville district of the Western Conference.
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Funeral service held for William C Myers in Thomasville
The funeral for William C Myers, prominent Thomasville man who died in a Charlotte hospital, was held at Heidelberg Reformed Church Wednesday afternoon. Rev. J A Palmer officiated with L Conrad of Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Hi Boineateens assisting. Many relatives and friends attended, with numerous floral tributes carried by Mrs. C L White Jr and others.
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Bombs Target Marshalls as Invasion Preparations Proceed
Seventh Army Air Force fliers dropped more than 43 500 000 bombs on Japanese in the Marshalls in preparatory operations. The raid was supported by rapid fire 75 mm cannon in Mitchell bombers and frequent fighter-bomber strikes. Liberators flew up to 2400 miles on long missions, with over 680 heavy bomber sorties since November 12 1943 through January 31. Medium bombers logged 240 missions in 80 days. more than 2 000 sorties were flown by fighter-bombers and fighters.
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Army Navy Tests At Thomasville
Thomasville will host the third Army Navy College qualify ing test for the Army Specialized Training program and the Navy College Program V-12. The test opens to 17 to 21 year olds who are high school graduates or set to graduate by July 1 1944, with advance intent to take the test coordinated by principal R F Lowry.
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Funeral service for Mr and Mrs Bodenheimer details
During the service a quartet provided music with Mrs Charles F Finch Rev J A Palmer L W Hansell and Mrs Hoke Shore assisting at the piano by Mrs H L Souts. Interment followed in the family plot in the city cemetery.
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Memorial for Thomasville war casualty set at church
Memorial service will be held at Carolina Avenue Baptist church in Thomasville for Seaman First Class Joseph Gray Barker son of Mr and Mrs William J Barker of Trinity Street who was reported killed in action in the South Atlantic. The Navy has presumed his death occurred January 10 1943 after his ship was torpedoed January 9 1943. Born May 8 1922 he attended local schools and entered service October 12 1942 at age 19. Survivors include his parents four sisters and other relatives.
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Backache and Leg Pain Signal Kidney Warning
A health notice warns that persistent backache and leg pains may indicate kidney trouble. It describes how kidneys filter waste, symptoms like scanty urine or energy loss, and urges seeking care before serious damage.
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