Reavis Bound Over Under Bonds Totaling $4,750
Judge D C MacRae in Munich court found probable cause in the case of John W Reavis 37 year old furniture charged with assault with a deadly weapon and with intent to kill his estranged wife Grace Reavis and three others. He was bound over to Superior court under bonds totaling 4750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. MacRae
S. H. Kress
South Main Street
Troy S. Byerly
Reavis
Superior Court
Menley Overby
Grace Street
D. S. Bennett
Myrtle Desk Company
High Point
Cecelia Berry
Ennis Street
Willie Jarrett
Judge Wilson Handles Town Court Session in Thomasville
In Thomasville on February 10 Judge Carl Wilson presided over a busy session addressing multiple assault cases. Defendants received suspended or fined sentences with conditions including good behavior and payment of costs. Notable outcomes include Annie Ray Glenn and James Jackson receiving suspended terms, and Willie Jarrett being found not guilty of larceny after explaining truck movement circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Carl Wilson
Wilson
Annie Ray Glenn
Ella McCormick
James Jackson
Gamewell Tate
Addie Lee Gaines
Albert Buchannan
Betty Buchannan
Albert
Johnnie Copeland
Willie Jarrett
High Point
Jarrett
Buck Deer Shed Antlers in Winter Then Grow New in Spring
Bucks shed their antlers during winter and begin regrowing new set in spring. The cycle repeats annually, with growth starting in warmer months and antlers fully regrown by late summer. The process is driven by hormones and available nutrition.
Mrs. Frances L. Jarrett Coman Dies in Thomasville
Frances L. Jarrett Coman 92 widow of Truman Coman died at her daughter Mrs J L Stoker’s Thomasville home after a long illness. She was born in Randolph County daughter of W M Jarrett and Margaret Hughes Jarrett and married March 6 1889. Survived by son F E Coman of Thomasville Rt 2 sister Mrs John F Myers two brothers A L Jarrett and W Horace Jarrett seven grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Sunday at Liberty Baptist Church with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Frances L. Jarrett
Coman
Randolph
Davidson
J. L. Stoker
Truman Coman
Randolph County
W. M. Jarrett
Margaret Jane Hughes Jarrett
F. Everett Coman
Liberty Baptist Church
Tragedy Near City After Paint Truck Explodes
A truck carrying paint exploded after leaving the road about 10 miles north of town. John Johnson, born 1899, died in the crash with his body taken to Koonce Funeral Home. Surviving are the widow Verna Reddick and several children, siblings, and parents. Funeral services set for Sunday at Springfield Friends church with Rev. Jones and Rev. Sykes officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Campbell
Johnson
W. N. Dalton
Winston- Salem
Forsyth County
Mr. Johnson
Stokes County
N. Randall
Betty Lawson Johnson
Allen Jay
Route 4
Springfield
Pfc
Odell Johnson
U. S. Marine Corps
Pacific
N. R. Johnson
Allen Jaye
William R. Johnson
U.S. Army
France
Carlos Johnson
Portsmouth
Rupert R. Johnson
West Virginia
Ruth Comer
Nora Mitchell
Annie Allen
Washington, D. C
Koonce Funeral Home
Itone Power
Sofield Friends Church
FE. W. Jones
Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church
Tom Sykes
Thomasville
Marietta Paint and Color Company
M. R. Cole
A. E. Nelson Lindsey Tucker
George Estes
Joel Davis
W. R. Pritchett
Springfield Cemetery
Dance Optional Dress at USO Dance
The USO announces the evening YMCA gymnasium dance will be optional instead of formal. Officials said the change was decided at noon today, making attire flexible for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
YMCA
Pyle previews personal notes from Pacific war exile
Ernie Pyle writes about life back home and his partner “That Girl” awaiting peace. He recalls his Indiana family, especially his father bedridden with eye and hip issues, and Aunt Mary a tireless 79 year old force who helps neighbors, cooks, launders, gardens, and even walks miles in a blizzard to aid friends.
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San Francisco
Waders
America
Albuquerque
White House
Indiana
Mary
Dana
Aunt Mary
Howard Goforth
Funeral Rites for Ensign Charles Norwood Coleman
Funeral services for Ensign Charles Norwood Coleman of the United States Navy were held Friday at 2 o'clock at Main Street Methodist Church. The service was officiated by Rev. W. R. Selley, Rev. Wilbur Hutchins, and Chaplain Gordon Vaughn. A vocal duet and organ solo accompanied the ceremony. pallbearers and firing squad from ORD assisted. The burial at Oakwood Memorial Park included a military ritual led by Chaplain Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Norwood Coleman
United States Navy
Main Street Methodist
W. R.selley
Wilbur Hutchins
First Baptist Church
Gordon Vaughn
Overseas Replacement Depot
Greensboro
Elizabeth Ellis
H. A. Wood
Ellis
Fielding Kearns
ORD
Butler
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Vaughn
Government rests case against two Nazi agents in New York
The government rested its case against two accused Nazi agents in New York. The defense failed to dismiss a charge claiming one suspect, William C. Cole Fein, had been found lurking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William C. Cole- Fein
Ee States
Emerald color traced to chromium content
The emerald owes its green hue to a tiny chromium amount. A snapping turtle lacks teeth but has horny kifelike edges on its jaws.
Krueger Rise: Sixth Army Commander Praised by Officers
Long profile honors Lt. Gen. Walter Krueger, noting his rise from Marion Indiana to command of the Sixth Army in the Pacific and later the Third Army in Europe. Describes his early enlistment, World War I service, World War II leadership, and comparisons to Patton as a decisive tactician shaping Allied operations.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Africa
Eisenhower
Krueger
Howard W. Murphy
Walter Krueger
Sixth Army
Luzon Island
Manila
Philippine
Lingayen Gulf
Sixth
Western Front
Third Army
von Rundstedt
English Channel
Pearl Harbor
San Antonio
Tex
Bastogne
Patton
United States
America
Technical
Cincinnati
U.S.S. Maine
Marion
Ind
Philippines
Luzon
12Th Infantry
Camp Taylor
84Th National Army Division
France
General Staff College
Langres
26Th
New England
Chauteau Thierry
84Th Division
Camp Sherman, O
Cha France
War Department
Mands
Legion of Merit
Prussia
Germany
USO Dance and Buffet for Service Men At Local YMCA Allies
Saturday events include an 8 15 p m USO dance for service men at the YMCA gymnasium. A 5 to 7 p m buffet supper for service men in the area will be hosted at the YWCA with cooperation from clubs the USO and Junior Service League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Gymaasium
YWCA
USO
Junior Serve League
Scientific Study Of Stomach Wall And Digestion
Dr Clendening surveys cases revealing stomach wall exposure and digestion. From Beaumont's 1822 patient to Carlson’s work and the 1895 Tom case, observations cover color secretions and chewing effects, digestion timing, and how moderate tobacco use did not alter stomach surface or digestion in the defective patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexis St. Martin
William Beaumont
St. Martin
Ration Roundup Covers Stamp and Coupon Validity
A wartime ration roundup lists current validity for red stamps Q5 through D2, blue stamps X5 through M2, sugar book stamps including 35, four blue stamps, and May 1 validation. It notes airplane shoes stamps indefinitely valid, and gasoline four gallon coupons T1 and B-5 C-5 B-6 C-6 plus fuel oil period five in specified regions with all coupons valid through the heating season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
South
New Amsterdam to Buffalo Milestone in 1810 Name Change
The text notes that Buffalo in New York was called New Amsterdam until the year 1810, marking a historic name transition for the city now known as Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, N. Y
New Amsterdam
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Cody D. Stout
Carson D. Stout
Stout
Munich
Nelson
Florist
Francis B. Nelson
N. Main St
DR. B. F. Thomas
Fraley Field
H Point
Nat Walker
Walgreens
Chilaren
Ruby
P. P
N. SL. Garner
Agency
Flower
Madey Ia
A. Clyde Smith
Phone &F
Kennersville
Thomasville Court
Minnie Lee
Steed
Vera Buckner
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
le Hedgecock
Maien d
Princess Beauty Shop
Main &T
South Main
Valentines
Bland Music Co., Inc
N. Main &T
Ernie Pyle
Navy
Jack C. Mundy
S. O. Mundy
Lexington
Margaret Knight
Johnson Street
Young Murray
Ford
Bobby) Justice
W. T. Justice
West
Russell Street
Belgium
Justice
Camp Croft
S. C
Fort Meade
Fort Benning
Engand
William Rutledge
Central Press
Kreuger
By Logan Clendening, M.D
Clendening
The
Associated Press
OPA
W. High ST
Johns-Manville
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
Hedgecock Lumber CO
Ward Street
Wachovia Bank
C. A. McMurray
Security Bank Bldg
Wrenn Street
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