American-Owned Romano Americana Oil Fuels Europe War Efforts
Ralph Bolton, manager for European production of Standard Oil of New Jersey, explains Romano Americana's Romanian oil supply and neutral stance. He notes 15 percent of Romanian output to Germany, with total daily production about 124000 barrels, and says policies will stay neutral while wartime demands rise.
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Tom Wolfe
NER
New York
Germany
Rumania
Balkan
United States
Romania
Romano-Americana Company
Standrd Oil Company
New Jersey
America
Gerany
Ralph Peter Bolton
Mr. Bolton
Standard Il Company
Central
Britain
France
Romano-Americana
Standard Oil of
Deutsch-Amerikanische Petroleum Gessellschaft
Romano- Americana
Balkan Entente
Glosson Named Leader of Kernersville Ministers Group
In Kernersville on February 14 the Kernersville Ministers Association elected Rev. C. W. Glosson as president for 1940. Glosson serves as pastor of the local Baptist church. Rev. C. B. Way, former president, presided. officers named include Rev. C. A. Brown as vice president and Rev. C. R. Way as secretary.
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Kernersville
Ministers’ Association
Main Street Methodist Church
C. W. Glosson
Mr. Glosson
W. A. Barber
C. B. Way
Association
C. A. Brown
Pilgrim Holiness Church
C. R. Way
Cherry Street Methodist Church
Danneberger to Speak at Kernersville Lent Services
Rev. A O Danneberger superintendent of the Moravian mission field in Nicaragua will speak at Kernersville Moravian Church tomorrow in the first of a Lenten series announced by Pastor Rev Walser Allen.
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Kernersville
A. O. Danneberger
Nicaragua
Central America
Walser Allen
Amateur Show at Kernersville School Friday Night
An amateur program of varied music and features will be held in the Kernersville school auditorium Friday at 8 p m. A contest offers prizes to amateur performers. Mosquitoes do not bite they pierce.
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Kernersville
Sculptor Turns to Children as Critics of Marble Sports Busts
Ruth Yates and her two children visit the studio as she carves a marble Joe Louis bust for a Sports Hall of Fame project. They suggested Joe Louis after a newsreel, with Dempsey soon to follow. Yates plans Sonja Henie and other sports greats in varied marbles as the series grows.
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New York
Ruth Yates
Sports Hall of Fame
Ruth, Jr
Vermont
Joe Louis
Jack Dempsey
Texas
Yates
Dempsey
Sonja Henie
Death by own action ends vigil in New York
Louis Haberman kept an all night vigil to stop his wife Hilda from self harm. At 8 a m she hung herself with a necktie from a steampipe above the bathtub. He woke, then used a hammer and chisel to remove chips, fearing further harm. The report notes their children are not drawn to sculpture.
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Joe Louis
Michigan
Bob Pastor
Brown Bomber
New York
Louis Haberman
Hilda
Haberman
Pebbles Mark Respect on Graves at Ionika Hebrew Cemetery
In Ionika Greece pebbles lie on tombs at the Hebrew cemetery as a quiet sign of respect for the departed honoring memory and heritage.
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Ionika
Greece
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