66 Inductees Leave Today From Davidson
Sixty six draftees from the eastern half of Davidson County depart Thomasville for Camp Croft South Carolina for final physicals before military service. List includes Harrison Dorsett, Franklin Pearson Jr., Steve Jackson Cody, and many others.
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Davidson County
Camp Croft
S. C
Harrison Benjamin Dorsett
Benjamin Franklin Pearson, Jr
Steve Jackson Cody
Clyton Roe Sink
Rhuell Franklin Poole
Elmer Charles Bland
Raymond Vestal Snider
Carl James Leonard
Richard Saunders
Ed Lushion Kinley
Lucian Monroe Fouts, Jr
Robert Junior Byerly
Jasper Bibb Bruton
Kermit Brown Hall
James Kirkman
James Charles Hedrick
Charles Allison Wade, Jr
Raymond Leo Jarrett
Andrew Jefferson Hines
Percy William Collins
Raymond Charles Swaim
Roy Little Harris
Ralph Withers Shaw
John Teddy Pascoe
Clyde Edward Scarborough
Paul Franklin Holmes
Weldon
Javan Workman
Boyd Victoria Eaton
John Roy Blake, Jr
Troy Freeman
Westmoreland
Leighton Kenneth Hilton
Rex Gallimore
James Parson Mendenhall
Carroll Joseph Johnson
Lester Dell Sink
Hubert Griffin Waisner
James Chester Marion
Roland George Russell
Jesse Junior Hill
Thomas Lee Crews, Jr
Thomas Franklin Hill
Claude William White
James Clodfelter
Doyle Jack Cornelison
Alvin Alexander Misenheimer
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Traveler and Lecturer Burton Holmes Aims for Golden Anniversary
Burton Holmes, travel lecturer for 50 years, recounts Japan trips, film work since 1897, and a career focused on homey subjects. He laughs at “fifty years without a thrill” after a Finnish accident and notes his wife of 28 years joined 22 trips.
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Ray Peacock
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North Africa
Russia
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Libyan Tribes Seek Free State Under Senussi Leader
In exclusive remarks two Senussi leaders say Libyan tribes aim for an independent state with Grand Senussi Sayid Mohammed Idris el Senussi as monarch. They seek British temporary protection and financial aid, while noting past Italian rule and ongoing occupation effects in Cirenaica between Bengali and Derna.
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Cirenaica
Sayid
Mohammed Idris el Senussi
Eighth Army
Western Desert
Mediterranean
Bengali
Derna
Tripolitania
Libyan
Jarabub
Sayid Mohammed
Ove
Libya
Dresses Sale Slashed Prices On Various Gowns
Local retailer marks dresses down with prices listed from 89.95 to 29.95 and items reduced to 59.00, signaling a clearance event. Customers are urged to hurry as stock may run out.
Parent-Teacher rationing talk set for Thomasville high school
A joint meeting of all Thomasville Parent-Teacher organizations will convene in the high school auditorium next Tuesday at 7 15 PM to discuss point rationing. The event will include guidance on gas restrictions, with the balcony reserved for colored attendees to receive information. The Thomasville vs Lexington basketball game will start after the meeting ends.
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Thomasville
M. T. Lambeth
Lexington
Parent-Teachler
The OPA Explains First Period Ration Stamps Use
The Office of Price Administration outlines the first point rationing period using blue stamps A B and C worth 16 points each, totaling 48 points. Each letter carries stamps valued at 8 5 2.5 and 1 point. Periods generally run one calendar month though the initial period may vary slightly.
Point ration stamps and usage during ration periods
The article explains point ration stamps will function like sugar stamps and be usable anywhere. It notes you can spend all points on one rationed food if available, but scarce items may have high values. Ration stamps expire with the declared period. saving them for later is not allowed. It adds a note about flat-bottomed sailing yachts reaching 125 mph on Midwest lakes.
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