Jurors Drawn For Civil Court Term In High Point
A list of 60 jurors was announced for the High Point Municipal Court civil term set for March 2 to 6. Names and addresses include W. A. Moffit Springfield Road J. D. Crawford 421 White Oak Street J. W. Welch Fairfield Road 8. G. Fowler 710 Wise Street and many others.
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High Point Municipal Court
W. A. Moffit
Springfield Road
J. D. Crawford
White Oak Street
J. W. Welch
Fairfield Road
G. Fowler
Wise Street
FE. D. Brewer
Highland Avenue
Joe Forester
South Main Street
F. G. Surratt
Sherrod Street
J. R. Willis
Edgedale Drive
Herman C. Petty
West Green Street
Thomas Ray Hunt
J. T. McGhee
Morris Street
S. E. Tucker
Hillcrest Drive
W. A. Price
Myrtle Street
Hoyle Smith
Sheraton Hotel
M. A. Tysinger
George R. Ridge
Holton Street
Roy Sullivan
Gantt
I. D. Venable
Tate Street
Edward J. Welsh
R. B. Terry
City
Everett Black, Jr
Cable Street
Allied push in Tunisia tightens as Axis prepares defense
Allied leaders reshuffle troops in central Tunisia while German and Italian forces bolster the Bizerte corridor and Mareth line. Rommel and Von Arnim may fight hard or attempt a withdrawal as air and sea power favor the Allies. Boston pilots aided by Spitfires attacked Sened. RAF bombers hit Bizerte docks with two ton blocks.
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Tunisian
Axis
Tunisia
Bizerte
Mareth Line
Rommel
von Arnim
Sfax
Gabes
Qoasseltia
Faid Pass
Eighth Army
Europe
Tunis
Sicily
Boston
LaFayette Escardrille
Sened
RAF
Germany
Estimated wartime labor needs to double production
The wartime briefing outlines that a $48 billion production total could double with ramped staffing. It calls for 6.4 million more workers, with 4.3 million from military drafts. Additional needs include 300 thousand in nonmunitions industries and a broader plan to recruit from various sectors and extend workweeks. Agriculture may require 3 million more workers.
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War Manpower Commission
Wickard
Kharkov Power Area Aims At Axis Forces Near Rostov
A World War II report notes Soviet forces in the Kharkov power area and another base in Donets to direct south toward the Sea of Azov to trap Axis defenders of Rostov. A second army push aims to cut south through the region.
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Donets
Azov
Kramatorsk
Sea of Azov
Rostov
Mrs Hattie LeGrand Rites Set At Calvary Baptist
Mrs Hattie LeGrand 605 Hulda Street died Wednesday at Burrus Hospital after a two day stay. She leaves one daughter Helen LeGrand a student at Winston-Salem Teachers College two sons Crawford and Velvet of High Point seven sisters and five brothers one brother serves in the U S Army in North Africa. Funeral services are 2 30 p m Saturday at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev J E Melton. burial in Greenhill Cemetery. Rev Arthur Wall will preach at St Stephens A M E Zion Church Sunday at 3 p m.
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Hattie Legrand
Hulda Street
Burrus Hospital
Helen LeGrand
Winston-Salem Teachers College
Crawford
Velvet
High Point
U. S. Army
Africa
Calvary Baptist Church
J. E. Melton
Greenhill Cemetery
Mrs Houdini Dies After Ten Year Spirit Message Wait
Beatrice Houdini, 69, died on a Needles California train en route to New York. She had waited a decade for a message from Harry Houdini and said she doubted immortality after a 4 February interview from a rest home.
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Los Angeles
Beatrice Houdini
Harry Houdini
Needles
Calif
New York
A. L. di Gharlini
Houdini
Heavy RAF Raid Hits Wilhelmshaven Naval Base
London reports a heavy RAF attack last night on Wilhelmshaven, a key submarine building center. Three planes failed to return and the German communique says some buildings were damaged and seven raiders shot down. Emden was attacked nearby as well.
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London
Wilhelmshaven
RAF
Air Ministry
Lorient
France
Emden
Berlin
Weather update for Carolinas and Georgia
The forecast shows slightly warmer conditions tonight for North Carolina and South Carolina with a warmer trend continuing in Georgia. Expect mild temperatures and light winds across the region tonight.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Government Officials Cite Need to Suppress Facts for War Coverage
The PRESS treated officials claim as an opportunity to reveal facts that cannot be printed. While journalists aim to inform readers intelligently about wartime news, officials insist some information must remain undisclosed.
Japanese Counterattacks Repulsed in Burma Frontline Battles
British forces and Chin hill troops repelled Japanese counterattacks around Donbaik Ratheraung and near Akyab in northwestern Burma. The Indian command report notes several enemy losses and successful ambushes by Kachin levies. RAF Blenheim bombers and fighter escorts damaged three villages while returning safely.
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New Delhi
Donbaik
Ratheraung
Akyab
Burma
Wavell
India
Chin
Kachin
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Social Art Club
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Kivett Drive
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W. T. Hamlin
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Somner
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