Pucheu Seen As Axis Dark Horse To Succeed Petain
Pierre Pucheu a pro Fascist banker and minister who controls police and secret service is viewed as Hitler's potential successor in Vichy France. Observers note his ambition and ties to Laval and Darlan while Petain's aging presence holds back full collaboration. Paringaux's murder and Leahy's influence color the volatile scene as Allied and Nazi pressures mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pucheu
Vichy
Axis
Marshall Petain
Wal
Bronner
NEA
Washington
Hitler
Pierre Pucheu
Indusasatae
Interior
Admiral Darlan
Laval
Marshal Petaiy
France
Secret Service
Blum
Daladier
Rder
Germany
Italy
Ping
Darlan
Petain
Yves Paringaux
Cabinet
Paris
Paringaux
Pellin
Tac
America
William D. Leahy
Leahy
Vatican to Broadcast War Prisoner Information
The Vatican radio station will start tomorrow twice weekly English programs focused on exchanging information about prisoners and internees. Broadcasts will air at 9:30 p.m. Eastern War Time on Sundays and Thursdays on 31.06 meters, announced by the National Catholic Welfare Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vatican
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Varsity Varieties Hit Highlights a College Talent Night
A.B. Club staged Varsity Varieties at the Junior High School auditorium drawing an overflow crowd. The fourteenth annual benefit for the American Business Club featured radio-style acts with UNC impersonator Alonzo Squires, Greensboro College Trio, a Salem College fashion show, and Duke University Ambassadors finale. The program, announced by W. A. Tomlinson, included skits, music, and witty quips, plus a style of spring fashions and musical interludes from professors and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
W. A.tomlinson
A. B.C
High Point College Dramatic Club
Walter Fleischman
Whizz
Ralph Slate
C.F. Tomlinson
Virginia Frank Lois Welborn
Bess Monroe
C. HL Rhodes
J. 4. Corrigan
Horace Hayworth
Silas Casey
Salem College
Lorethy Dixon
Elizabeth Weldon
Myra Blount
Rebekah Candler
Carlatta Carter
Mary Louie Rasseal
Barbara Hawkins
Cecilia Nichols
Marion Burvenick
Mary Jane Kelly
Rosalind Reisman
Mary Tennille
Walter Vassar
Greenshare College
Tle
Becky Pickard
WW. A. Tomlinson
Vince Courtney
Duke University
Tomlinson
High Point
Sosmics
Court Dismisses Suit Against FCC
A three judge federal court in New York dismissed actions by National Broadcasting and CBS to enjoin FCC regulations on chain broadcasting for lack of jurisdiction. The opinions, written by Judge Learned Hand, caution that FCC orders are declarations of future licensing conditions rather than binding orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Broadcasting Company, Inc
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Chain Broadcasting
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Learned Hand
Henry W. Goddard
John Bright
Commission
Communications Commission
FCC
NBC
Fee Networks
Blue
Red
The
Woodmen of the
World Life Insurance Society of Nebraska
Strombers- Carlson Telephone Manufacturing Company
Mutual Broadcasting System, Inc
CBS
Younts Trial Postponed to June 1 in Statesville
Federal Judge E Yates Welbb with consent of government and defense postponed the Charlotte post office political case from March 2 to June 1. Defendants include Lieut Col Paul R Younts former Charlotte postmaster and Sidi Croft T J Talbert and Girt Al Idred all linked to the post office. Conspiracy to violate federal political regulations cited. eyewitness in navy unavailable for Charlotte hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
E. Yates Welbb
Charlotte Post Office
Statesville
Charlotte
Paul R. Younts
Sidi ‘Croft
T. J. Talbert
Girt al’ Idred
Post Office
Diether
Lamar Caul Dite
Andre Weblaso
Menry
Rus
Tax Penalty To Rise After March 2 In County Taxes
Deputy tax collector Troy R Short says a two percent penalty will apply to taxes paid after March 2 and notes the county rescinded the one percent penalty earlier due to mailing delays. Notices are being mailed and may arrive after March 3. taxpayers may pick up notices in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy R. Short
High Point
Short
Shari
Sam
Persar
Fertilizer Prices To Be Frozen In Wartime Move
Washington February 21 Price Administrator Leon Henderson announced a freeze on retail fertilizer prices at February 16 to 20 levels, effective February 27, as groundwork for a formal ceiling within 60 days. He said farmers must have fertilizer at uninflated prices to aid national food production during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leon Henderson
Y M C A Cooperates With Civilian Defense in High Point
Broadus Culler, physical director, says the Y M C A is fully cooperating with the Civilian Defense Program in High Point. The Y’s facilities are available to any connected agency, with emphasis on ongoing support as older men bear the growing burden as younger recruits go to camps. The program, vital to daily life, relies on community leaders maintaining fitness and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadus Culler
U. S
Culler
Kraut Industry Threatened By Can Shortage
Fremont Feb 21. War Production Board allows only half the needed tin cans to pack the 1941 crop leaving sauerkraut processors unable to switch to bulk handling. Manufacturers warn there will be no cans for 1942, risking supply in one of the nation’s large producing centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Y Merges Expanded Program Prepares Men for Demands
The Y has revised its program to meet increasing demand for greater physical conditioning. Classes are offered mornings afternoons and nights for men eager to begin training now. Interested individuals can call or visit the Y for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dark Horse
Gray Club
Ada Blair School
Adam Blair
Jane Lowe
North State
North State Telephone Co
A.B. Club
Circuit Court of Appeals
Younts
Colton
Sally Lea
Mt Printeé
Cash & Carry
Sunny South Cleaners
West
Washington Street