Six Months of Change at the American Base in France
A Port in France marks six months since the first American division landed for training. Docks and warehouses expanded, the harbor dredged, and rail systems nearly doubled to handle greater troop and supply flows. A vast backland rail yard and parallel spur tracks enable efficient loading and unloading for future movements.
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France
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Churches and Services Schedule at Local Temples
The notice lists services at West End Baptist Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant First Methodist Protestant and Green Street Baptist with times for morning and evening worship, Sunday school, and special subjects. It invites the public to attend and participate in prayer meetings and evangelistic topics.
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West End
Jas. W. Rose
Cates
Green Street Baptist
W. H Wall
First Methodist Protestant
North Main Street
George R. Brown
Christian Endeavor
City Allows Chicken Sales While Aims to Halt Slaughter
February 23 report on the food administration ruling, led by Carter Dalton, affecting dressed poultry sales. Local dealers and consumers remain uneasy though chickens can still be bought and sold in Weigh Point as usual while hogs dominated by storage firms await higher prices. The administration hopes to curb slaughter of hens to protect egg and young chick supply, leaving owners to decide on flock culling.
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Food Administration
Carter Dalton
High Point
Schedule of Interurban Motor Lines Leaves Greensboro
Interurban service from Greensboro Guilford Hotel to High Point at 9:00 and 10:00 a.m. with an 11:00 a.m. departure. Passengers urged to note varying times as posted.
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High Point
Elwood Hotel
Greensboro
Guilford Hotel
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