Archie Fowler Ordered To Serve Three Months
Archie Fowler 38 of 105 Briggs Avenue was given a 90 day suspended sentence on a prohibition violation. Convicted in 1941, he must stay out of Guilford County for 12 months, pay $25 and costs, and avoid further trouble as part of the sentence.
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East Green
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Cold in North Carolina with mountain snow tonight
Colder conditions move into North Carolina as snow hurries into the mountains tonight. Interior regions are expected to see temperatures at or below freezing as the system progresses. The forecast notes sharp drops and continued wintry conditions across higher elevations.
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Highways Killers Revealed In North Carolina Study
A North Carolina highway safety study analyzes 1 375 fatal drivers, showing 214 are Negro, 60 percent of crashes on rural roads, and 667 urban killers. Licenses held by 1 125, 34 without. Among drivers, 294 with over 10 years experience. 83 women among 1 251 male killers. Drunk driving figures split by impairment, with 1 075 not drinking. Majority of fatalities involve ordinary cars. trucks and buses fewer. Most crashes occurred on paved roads in daylight with clear weather. Concludes speed drives highway slaughter. Five hundred private station wagons to serve as war ambulances in Baltimore.
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Waynick outlines World War progress and wartime costs
Capus M. Waynick of The Enterprise spoke to the High Point Exchange Club at the Sheraton outlining the war’s trajectory in North Africa, Russia, and the Pacific. He warned of costly sacrifices but forecast Allied victory and a richer future, noting skilled labor shortages and the impact on daily life. E. C. Glasgow presided.
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Allied naval losses under Axis air and sea assault
The communique reports enemy aircraft contact with Allied forces and states five air attackers were definitely shot down while four more were probably destroyed. It cites German claims of direct hits on two British naval vessels and two merchant ships north of Tobruk, plus an Italian claim of sinking a British destroyer and other vessels in a major convoy from Alexandria to Malta.
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Washington Birthday Production Duty Urged
The War Production Board urges no shutdowns on Washingtons Birthday. Managers and workers should treat February 23 as a full production day to support war needs. If plants face terms disagreements, work now and settle later with WPB assistance. honor George Washington by sustaining full output.
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India in Crisis Divided Over Defense and Independence
The article discusses British India and native states mobilizing for defense amid a push for full independence led by the Indian National Congress and Mohandas Gandhi. It notes secrecy over troop distribution, a unified defense appeal, and the split between peaceful nationalists and extremists as Britain faces a critical political crossroads.
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Wesley Memorial Hosts Midweek Victory Hour Service
Ash Wednesday marks Lent as Wesley Memorial Methodist Church holds tonight’s Victory Hour at 7 30 led by Rev C E Rozzolle who will speak on The Pulpits Jesus sed in suis Preaching. The service initiates the forty seven day Lennon season.
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Basic Defense Set Ups In High Point Plants
W. F. Bailey announced the establishment of basic defense set ups in 119 High Point industrial plants, with plant coordinators to work with central civilian defense authorities. About 14 500 workers are covered. each plant will form internal defense groups trained to handle emergencies.
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Adams Millis Corporation
T- C. Langley
Alma Desk Company
Charles E. Hayworth
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George W.sutton
W. L. Hefner
Amos Hosiery Mills
W. E
Bill) Price
Armstrong Caddell Face Veneer Company
Marie M. Caddell
Auman Casket Company
E. W. Auman
Automatic
H. T. Douglas
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George Black
Burton
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E. W. Kirkman
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C. T. Ingram, Jr
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Odell Brown
Carolina Machine Company
R. W. Myatt
Carolina Master Craftsmen
Fred Hicks
Carolina Spring Corporation
Roger Edwards
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W. A. McGhee
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H. Swain
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J. R. Carrick
Childress
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Milling Company
Gilbert
Cloverdale Dye Works
Olin Mc
A. M. Rankin
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F. F. Dickson
Eastern Chair Company
Glenn Wotlin
J. F
A. L. Ellison
C. Sechrest
Fli
J. E. Gibson
Frye Manufacturing Company
H. Frye
Furniture Day
Harold Bass
Globe Parlor
C. R Barrier
Glenn
J. W. VanLoan
Marsh Furniture Company
Coke Miller
McKenzie Face Veneers Company
Nachman Spring Filled Corporation
John H. Foley
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National
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A. Scott Parker
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J. B. Fink
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Leon Stinson
Peerless Flooring Company
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P. L. White
Peerless Veneer Company
G. A. Palmer
L. Stanton
Silver Kait
Robert Silver
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W. D. Simmons
Slane
Trower Haworth
Snow Lumber Company
S. L. Rodenbough
Spaugh Paper Company
F.D. Kearns
South Side Lumber Company
W. A. Coneland
Tate Furniture Company
C. H. Miller
W. Potts
Terry Hos
Ry Mill
Bill limits on entertainment funds for civilian defense bill
In Mount Airy on February 18 unknown fire damaged Low Gap school about 18 miles west of town. The blaze at 2:30 a.m. gutted the building leaving only brick walls. The gymnasium nearby escaped serious damage.
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Notable Names in Local Manufacturing Firms List
A long list of local business figures and company connections appears, naming persons such as L. R. Terry P A Thomas Car Works J. W. Thomas Clarence Schultiess Thomas Gas Generator Corp Henry A Betts Thomas Mills Jack Thomas Tomlinson of High Point and many others across industries like furniture hosiery upholstery brick and veneer. The roster includes executives from Triangle Hosiery Triangle Upholstery West Furniture and D H Furniture among others.
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L. R. Terry
P. A. Thomas Car Works
J. W. Thomas
Clarence Schultiess
Thomas Gas Generator Corporation
Henry A. Betts
Thomas Mills
Jack Thomas
Tomlinson
High Point
Ralph Rochelle
Triangle Hosiery Min
J. Pauli Williamson
Triangle
Roy McDowell
Tri City
Dunbrick Company
P Paul Sanders
West Furniture Company
Lee Switeh
Wagner Paris Veneer Company
L. R. Malone
Wayne Trademark Manufacturing Company
T. F. Frienschner
Welch Furniture Company
C. W. von Drehle
Wilson Whitener Knob Company
Floyd Wilson
Cummins Electric Chemical Company
T. L. Hunter
D. & H. Furniture Company
Lewis Smith
High Point Boiler and Tank Company
Dan Stanley
J. A. Lester Manufacturing Company
J. A. Lester
Reliable Manufacturing Company
W. L. Woodetl
the Stampagraph Company
A. H. Kimble
Thomas Upholstery Company
J. M. Thomas
Efforts To Carry On WPA Projects In High Point
Citizens Advisory Council of the Works Progress Administration plans to continue worthwhile WPA projects in High Point if federal funds become available. Projects include nursery schools at Highland and Emma Blair, sewing room, housekeeping aid, lunch room, gardening and canning programs. The council, led by Curtis Smithdeal, will expand to include one member from each civic club. next meeting is March 19 at 5 p.m. at the Elwood Hotel with M. T. Lambeth to outline the committee’s work.
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Melvina Martin
Kearns Street
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Evelyn Stirewall
Emma Blair School
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M. T. Lambeth
Burma front reports new Chinese thrust toward Chiengmai
A military communique described an unconfirmed report of Chinese troops crossing the Thai frontier toward Chiengmai, a Japanese base in northern Thailand. The Burma road supply area saw fierce combat with Japanese attempts and Indian Gurkha counterattacks, while Allied air forces struck Japanese airfields and supply lines in northern Thailand, Salween, and Martaban areas.
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War News: U S Vessels and Threats Reach Home Front
Reports from the war front describe enemy barges sunk and no Allied plane damage. A Japanese bombing at Cabcab en refugee camp killed 18 women and 3 children, with 13 women and 9 children wounded. President Roosevelt warned of possible attacks on U S shores, including New York and Detroit, and Alaska. The destroyer Shaw, once listed as lost, arrived on the west coast after a 2000 mile voyage to be repaired for active service. German U boat base speculation in the Caribbean adds to the tension.
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New York Stocks and Interment Notice
The report notes Feb 18 closing stock activity in New York at 2 p.m. with 11 o'clock daylight saving time. The obituary states interment will follow in the church cemetery and the family requests the casket not be opened at the church.
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R M Clodfelter Taken By Death
Thomasville notice of R M Clodfelter 91 retired farmer of Wallburg died Tuesday after a long illness. Born January 23 1851 in Davidson County he married Mary Ann Wyre in 1876 who died March 3 1931. Survived by three sons Joe Clodfelter Morganton Eugene Clodfelter Kernersville Roby Clodfelter Wallburg one brother Lorenzo Clodfelter High Point two welten grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements listed with J C Green and Sons Funeral Home and Shady Grove Methodist Church.
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Mary Ann Wyre
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Morganton
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Kernersville
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Wallburg
Lorenzo Clodfelter
High Point
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Brazil not to declare war after steamer torpedoing
Officials say the Brazilian steamer Buarque was sunk off the U S coast by an axis submarine creating a serious situation but Brazil likely will not declare war yet. Rio awaits reaction, while Brazil has already broken off relations with the axis and may protest officially. Roosevelt dismisses such reports as rot during a press conference.
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Peterson's Ointment Advertisement Claims Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Peterson's Ointment as a quick remedy for eczema itching, pimples, red blotches and cracked skin. It promises money back if one application fails to delight and claims use for itching between toes.
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