North Carolina Soldiers Dead in Action
War Department released 2 858 U S soldiers killed in action incl North Carolinians. List includes Clifton W Atwood Perry Ayscue Alex G Barber David H Barber William W Bentley James W Blankenship R C Booth William J Bundy Harold C Carleton Howard Clark G Lester Coley William B Costin Fred D Craver James W Dockery James M Edgerton Eugene W Edwards Allen F Ford Warren C Fox Willis R Fulk Kenneth H Furr Vernon L Godwin David H Greene Richard H Griffin Robert L Hedgepeth Glenn W Helsabeck Charles W Henderson Charles M Hester Virgil H Hicks Linville Holcomb Melvin R Howard Claude J Huffman Arthur W Jackson John R Jones Samuel S Kerley Thomas H Langston Robert L Lawrence Cremial Ledford Ellis N Lee Lucius E Lindsay Paul R Mayberry Buddie E Morris James H Nance James H Osborne George E Parrish Hal J Pearce Lloyd D Pope Wade H Pope J W Pratt Wilburn E Presley Clifton M Rackley James E Riggan Duke H Rodenhizer Jessie W Saul Frank M Shaw Charles B Sinclair Alson C Smith Roland H Smith Thomas N Spangler Harry V Stanley James A Stanley Jasper Stovall Haskell Thrift Charles S Walters Frank Walters Noah E Welch Gilbert H Wells Lloyd C Whisnant Williams Williams Owen E Wilson Joseph D Winchester Larkin L Witherspoon Hard J Woody
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
U. S
Clifton W. Atwood
George W Atwood
Mount Airy
Perry W. Ayscue
Perry L. Ayscue Henderson
Alex G. Barber
Mary B. Barber
Carthage
David H. Barber
John C. Barber
Grover
William W. Bentley
Florence M. Bentley
North Wilkesboro
James W. Blankenship
Elaine Marie Blankenship
North Liberty Street
Winston-Salem
R. C. Booth
Jim Cook
Germanton
William J. Bundy
Lena G. Bundy
Hamiet
Harold C. Carleton
Harrie D. Carleton
South French Broad Avenue
Asheville
Howard Clark
Christine L. Clark
Lumberton
Lester Coley
Josephine D. Coley
Oxford
William 8. Costin
Mary T. Costin Creswell
Fred D. Craver
Elizabeth D. Craver Clemmons
James W. Dockery
Stella E. Chaney
Council Street
High Point
James M. Edgerton
Carolyn E. Edgerton Raleigh
Eugene W. Edwards
Mary H. Edwards
Allen F. Ford
Ruth L Ford
Hiddenite
Warren C. Fox
Ziller A. Fox
Burnsville
Willis R. Fulk
Elizabeth S. Fulk
Wadesboro
Kenneth H. Furr
L. Furr
Thomasville
Vernon L. Godwin
Jewel EF. Godwin Dunn
David H. Greene
Nancy A. Greene
Mount Gilead
Richard H
Mark A. Griffin
White Oak Road
Biltmore Forest
Robert L. Hedgepeth
R. C. Hedgepeth
Rocky Mount
Glenn W. Helsabeck
Elizabeth K. Hetsabeck
Rural Hall
Charles W. Henderson
Pearl M. Henderson
Folkstone
Charles M. Hester
Bessie G. Hester
Saint Pauls
Virgil BE. Hicks
Annie V. Hicks
Linville Holcomb
Vera M. Holcomb
Lomax
Melvin R. Howard
Alice B. Howard
Apex
Claude J. Huffman
Ellen R. Huffman
Jacksonvil
Arthur W. Jackson
Minnie P. Jackson
Wilmington
John R Jones
Reva D. Jones
Sylva
Samuel 8. Kerley
Kathleen T. Kerley
Mooresville
Thomas H. Langston
Mildred Langston
Mayoden
Robert L. Lawrence
Ella Guthrie Lawrence Salter
Path
Cremial M. Ledford
Elvira B. Ledford
Patrick
Ellis N. Lee
Angelia I. Lee
Concord
Lucius E. Robert Lindsay
Sallie B. Morris Bailey
James H. Nance
Betty P. Nance
James H. Osborne
Danford P. Osborne
George E. Parrish
Lilane Parrish
Durham
Hal J. Pearce
Hazel Pearce
Sophia
Lloyd D. Pope
Altamae I. Pope
Norwood
Wade H. Pope
J. A. Pope
Marshville
Pfe
J. W. Pratt
Mary S. Pratt
Morven
Pie Wilburn E. Presley
Anni E. Presley
Fairview
Clifton M. Rackley
Mamie H. Rackley
Nashville
Pic
James E. Riggan
Nellie I. Stanley
Rusk
Dasper Stovall
Evans W. Stovall
Burtis Janson
McCoy Taylor
Pink Hill
Haskell Thrift
Pauline H. Thrift
Kings Mountain
Charlies E. Walters
Charles S. Walters
Courtland Street
Greensboro
Frank Walters
James C. Wilson
Glade Valley
Joseph D. Winchester
Alice R. Winchester
Stanley
Larkin L. Witherspoon
Wilma D. Witherspoon
Hard J. Woody
Maethorn L. Woody
Leicester
Ration Roundup Update On Stamp Validity And Use
The Associated Press reports current ration details for meats fats and processed foods with stamp validity through specified dates. Shoes airplane stamps remain valid indefinitely while gasoline fuel coupons cover four to five gallons per class and period five in certain regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Midwest
South
Stalin Roosevelts and Churchill pledge new war roles in Asia
The article reports on the Big Three agreeing to a new active role for the United States in Europe and Asia, with regular Foreign Ministers meetings, and a plan to form a Four Power postwar order. It notes Stettinius heading to Moscow, and signaling a major alliance to shape postwar peace and German disarmament.
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Stalin
Roosevelt
Churchill
Asia
Europe
United States
San Francisco
Crimea
Stettinius
Moscow
Germany
France
Dumbarton Oaks
China
Orient
White Stone
Livadia
Yalta
Nicholas II
Soviet Russia
Eden
Molotov
Japan
SS Naan
Berlin
National Unity
Poland
London
Britain
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tito
Lubasic
Belgrade
National Liberation Assembly
Salvage Chief Lashes North Carolina Attitudes Toward War Scrap
George K. Snow, state salvage director and American Legion commander, condemns apathy toward scrap drives. He cites women’s hesitance to save tin cans and paper, warns on value of salvage versus luxury, and recalls rallying a youth group to collect old papers. He stresses tin is vital for медицин use and urges broader participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
George K. Snatv
Mount Airy
American Legion
Legion
North Carolina
Vernment
Snow
George Snow
George
Two North Carolinians among Navy casualties announced
The Navy identified 196 new naval casualties, including Harvey Godfrey of Spindale listed as missing and Bristol Johnson of Statesville noted as dead. Parents of both men are named in the release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
U. S
Harvey Wentman Godfrey
Charlie Wesley Godfrey
Spindale
Bristol Reece Johnson
Ruben Wesley Johnson
Statesville
Thefts Reported at Rockford Car in Alphabet Soup Case
A man came to Rockford police to report a car theft. At the desk the sergeant asked what was missing and the response mentioned a garbled item described as beta dyphiacyano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, Ill
Milk Producers Press for Higher Prices in Asheville Meeting
In Asheville area, milk producers and distillers met with officials to appeal for a price increase. It was the fourth appeal following a Blues Producers' Association notice to users that unless prices rise to 4.40 dollars per hundredweight, sales would be forced to stop on or near markets. The current ceiling stands at 4.05 dollars per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Blues Producers’ Association
Diepheldipher Victim Recounts Theft Plan Confrontation
In a terse testimony a man claims the victim told him to write it down and the challenged admitted planning the theft. The defendant asserts the plan involved stolen goods and the accused was in a position of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diepheldipher
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Queen City
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National Trailways Bus System
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