Big Diplomatic Activity Is In Prospect For Next Year
London reports that 1944 may see intensified diplomacy as Roosevelt Stalin and Churchill may meet again after the Middle East conference. The European advisory commission with John G Winant as American member could shift the burden on postwar questions, including leadership in occupied areas, negotiations with neutrals, and Germany’s disarmament and reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Churchill
European Advisory Commission
John G. Winant
Arisin Cules
Hitler
Sweden
Germany
Turkey
United Nations
Spain
Men and Women in Service Sorrow Returns From Sea Duty
Jessie Sorrow Jr. of 418 Tate Street returned from eight months at sea as a naval gun crewman aboard an American merchant vessel visiting Central America Australia Iran South America and the Caribbean. Pvt. Alex G. Moore of Trinity earned paratrooper wings boots and is stationed at Fort Benning Georgia.
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Jessie Sorrow, Jr
Seatry
Jessie Sorrow
Tate Street
Central America
Australia
Iran
South America
Caribbean
Paratrooper Charles R Southern Earns Wings
Pvt. Charles R. Southern husband of Mrs. Edna Southern of 1115 Tate Street completed four weeks of jump training and made his fifth and qualifying jump as a U S Army volunteer paratrooper earning the Wings of a paratrooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Charles R. Southern
Edna Southern
Tate Street
Funeral for Lester Allen Winslow seven month old
Funeral services are set for Lester Allen Winslow seven month old son of Mr and Mrs W A Winslow of Greensboro died Friday morning at Bowman Gray hospital Winston Salem. The service will be at Pilgrim Holiness Church here at 2 30 PM conducted by Robert I McCluskey pastor. Burial will be in Zion Cemetery. Survivors include the parents a brother Bobby Gene and grandparents Mr and Mrs W L Winslow of High Point and Mr and Mrs T J Sheets of High Point Route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Lester Allen Winslow
W. A.winslow
Bowman Gray
Winston-Salem
Pilc
Holiness Church
Robert I. McCluskey
Zion Cemetery
Bobby Gene
W.L. Winslow
High Point
T. J. Sheets
Rotue 3
No Fires Yet Recorded In High Point For 1944
As of noon today the city had no fires during 1944. Fire department personnel responded to an alarm at a street location where extinguishing actions were taken for a reported fire. Minor cattle damage was noted.
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Nk Ageare
European postwar map seen in British notes and Tito’s gains
British opinion urges Europe to organize and use German capacity, not crush it. The Times favors a balanced approach to Germany’s future, while Vansittartist calls for destruction. Balkan developments show Tito’s partisans gaining influence as monarchies fall and new frontiers emerge toward Russia.
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Europe
Times
Britain
France
Lord Vansittart
Germany
Josip Broz
Tito
Yugoslavia
Cairo
Balkan
Hungary
Russia
Crash Fatal To G H Ridenhour In Thomasville Road Crash
George H. Ridenhour a 45 year old former Thomasville resident died in a Fayetteville hospital from injuries after a head on collision on the Thomasville road Monday night Witnesses said the truck driven by J L Whitworth owned by V L Miller Motor Lines jackknifed trapping Ridenhour’s car The driver was not charged Officers noted Ridenhour was responsible for the crash He leaves a son Kermit and three daughters Mrs Gilmer Lanning Mrs Floyd Koontz and Mrs Lloyd Weaver two brothers Marvin and James E Ridenhour and a sister Mrs R D Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Ridenhour
Thomasville
Fayetteville
Davidson County
Ridenhour
High Point
R. I. Barr
J. L. Whitworth
V. L. Miller Motor Lines
Barr
Kermit
Gilmer
Youth Centers Open Tonight With Dances
Tonight the white and Negro youth centers debut with dances at 8 o clock. About 220 white youths have registered at the Alderman Photo Service building on North Hamilton and many Negro teens joined the Henley hotel center. Centers cleaned up and furnished. ping pong tables and a soft drink bar are ready plus cracker sandwiches. Chaperones for the white dance include City Manager Roy S Braden J J Ellington and Reese Snyder with advisory adults. Over 70 youths registered at the white center yesterday and more expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Photo Service
Hamilton Street
Henley Hotel
White Center
Roy S. Braden
J.J. Ellington
Reese Synder
Mrs. W.B. Doss Dies at Home in Lawsonville
Mrs. W B Doss 70 mother of Mrs Alvin Carroll and sister of Mrs Mary King died at her Lawsonville home. Funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow at her home with Elder Ebryat officiating. Burial in family cemetery. Survived by husband three daughters three sons three sisters and three brothers and many grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Beless Creek
Alvin Carroll
High Point
Roy S. Doss
Lawsonville
Coy Doss
Otis Doss
Martinsville
Ella Neal
Walkertown
Mary King
Hester Sheppard
Jim
Ben Taylor
Stoneville
D. C. Taylor
Mrs Pearl Brown Succumbs After Short Illness
Mrs Pearl E Brown 39 wife of Frank H Brown died at a local hospital after a week there Born in Guilford county in 1904 she was a daughter of Riley and Samara Cruthis Survived by husband son Jackie sister Iris Hunsucker brother Paul Cruthis three half sisters Martha Tuttle Mamie Fields and Octavie Fields and several nieces and nephews She was active in Providence Wesleyan Methodist church and led the Young Peoplesociety Funeral arrangements incomplete body to return to home this afternoon at 430
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Pearl E. Brown
Frank H. Brown
Guilford County
Riley
Samara Deane Cruthis
Route Four
High Point
Jackie
Iris Hunsucker
Paul Cruthis
Greensboro
Martha Tuttle
Mamie Fields
Octavie Fields
Brown
Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church
Young Peoplesiety
Lewis resigns as Winston-Salem defense district chief
William D. Lewis resigns as district manager of the Winston-Salem office of defense transportation effective Dec. 31 to return to private business. Thomas W. Hancock will replace him as district manager, having served as assistant district manager in Charlotte. Hancock is a Chesterfield South Carolina native with past work in Spartanburg Kannapolis and at Ford. he will rejoin Lewis and Holmes Motor Freight Lines as vice president and assistant secretary.
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Two
Carolinas
Hancock Motor Company
Spartanburg
D.C
Kannapolis
N.C
Ford Motor Company
Charlotte
Norfolk
Por Business College
Raleigh
Lewis and Holmes Motor Freight Lines
Picketbook Lost Of P W Grandjean At Post Office
Police report a pocketbook belonging to P. W. Grandjean of the war power commission was lost near the post office. It contained thirty dollars in cash plus identification cards and A and C gas ration books.
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P. W. Grandjean
War Power Commission
Radio Program Schedule and Corrections Listed
A dense, era style radio timetable details program blocks from 1:00 to 11:00 PM with varied shows including sports, drama, music, and commentary. Notable items include Orange Bowl football, The Cotton Bowl football, Rose Bowl, The Grand Ole Opry Show, and national broadcasts from CBS and NBC, with corrections noted for late network updates.
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Dbs
Horace Heidt
Biu
Baxter
Grantland Rice
Cbs
Rupert Hughes
Nbe
H. Flieming
Mbs
Rose Bow
Nancy Artin
Songe
Carol Lee Lutton
Sooge
Blu Gainey Howe
News Time
Benge Sete
An Areell
Iew
n_ Henderson
Varie
Mankind
Gan
Basic Trang
Che-Bdaste
Arthur Hale
Abie
Dalybie Groucho Marz
Calla
Kaward
Tomlinson
Ruth
Cbs Chicago Theater of the Air
Harry Wismer
Barry Wood
John Gunther
Royal Arch Gunnison
Cem
Army of Forces
Gblu
Cba
Betty Rann
Biu Leo Cherne
Roosevelt Seeks Fourth Term On Postwar Program
Garfield McDonald, 47, of 500 Vail Street, received six months for lottery charges in municipal court after a holiday from jail. An appeal bond freed him briefly on New Year’s Eve, but police later remanded him to Greensboro County Jail to serve the sentence. He faces an appeal for the second six months before superior court.
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Garfield McDonald
Vail Street
Yestery
McDonald
D. C. MacRae
W. G. Friddle
Greensboro
Owner Of Car Overturned Being Sought
Police investigated a wrecked 1938 Ford coach abandoned on Mangum avenue near Bing street. A check for 125 dollars made out to H. Beall and an A gasoline ration book in the name of Ben S. Avery were found beside the car. owner and injuries were not yet known.
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Mangum Avenue
Bing Street
R. C.udle
Bingham Street
Caudle
H. Beall
South
Mendenhall Street
Greensboro
Ben. S. Avery
Jefferson Oanard Life Insurance
Stout, 63, Dies at Home in Thomasville
J S Stout 63 of 411 Hill Street died Friday night at his home in Thomasville. He was son of Preston Stout of Guilford County. Survivors include wife three sons C P Stout High Point F W Stout Norfolk Everett Stout U S Army three daughters Onie Sturfit Elsie Barneycastle and rs J W McNeal all of Baltimore Md one brother Charlie Stout Graham two sisters Mrs Monroe Waynick Gibsonville and Mrs Robert Gobble. Body at Russell Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
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Thomasville
John Sea Stout
Hill Street
Preston Stout
Guilford County
C. P. Stout
High Point
F. W. Stout
Norfolk
Everett Stout
U. S. Army
Onie Sturfit
Elsie Barneycastle
Rs. J. W. McNeal
Baltimore
Charlie Stout
Graham
Monroe Waynick
Gibsonville
Robert Gobble
Russell Funeral Home
Thomasville Schools Open Monday After Flu Peak
Thomasville school officials announced that schools will reopen Monday after the city flu epidemic reportedly reached its peak. School board chairman M. T. Lambeth said the board met and was advised the situation had eased. There is a note mentioning five thousand orchid species in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomasville
M. T. Lambeth
Piedmont Building and Loan Association Financial Summary
The association reports cash on hand and in banks and stock in the Federal Home Loan Bank. It shows mortgage loans to shareholders secured by first mortgages on real estate, with advances against shares and loans not exceeding 90 percent of paid-in amounts. Liabilities include shares, funds entrusted, and various prepaid and full-paid share categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
U.S. G
EDI
Beache Os
Eia
Roosevelt seen as fourth term candidate on wartime united platform
Washington observers say President Roosevelt, after his news conference, signals a win the war and postwar expansion program. Republicans warn of a middle of hostilities drive. Democrats privately view the slogan as advantageous if it catches on.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Rosevelt
Senator Hatch
D-Nm
Aepublicans
Wallace
New Deal
Robertson
Cath
Picayune
Ies
Bresenaal
Scania
Cit
Police Warn Public On Outstanding Forged Checks Here
High Point police warn residents about forged checks signed H G Callicutt and alleged to be by Dallas Horton. Horton is held for investigation after a failed attempt to cash a $25 check at Richardson Department Store. Officers say Horton acted alone despite his claim of a confederate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Dallas Horton
H.G. Callicutt
Horton
Richardson
Security National Plain Clothesmen
Mrs Lula Routh Dies at Randleman Home
Mrs Lula Prevost Routh, 72, died at her Randleman residence after a brief illness. She leaves her father J F Routh, six sons Claude Sophia Rufus Cecil Lewis of Heart R Hickory and Joseph F in the U S Army, two daughters G L Ward Franklinville and Claude Jones Pittsboro, with funeral set for Sunday at 2 30 p m at Bethany Church.
Life-long Methodist laid in state before funeral plans
A life long Methodist member will lie in state for a half day before the funeral. Interment will follow at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Night radio schedule highlights national programs and church notices
The evenings feature a mix of sports news at 7 30 and 10 30 including the Grand Ole Opry segments and the Esso Reporter. Religious and community items appear with invitations and church notices from Centenary Methodist Church.
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Adie
Triad Rowe
Esso
Newe
Beene County
News of the World
Mary
Dr. Rondthater
Bible Clan
Centenary Methodist Church
Temmm
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J. C. McCoy
Security Bank
Thone
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N. C
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W.B. Doss
Pearl Brown
Cape Alava, Wash
Wagger
J.S. Stout
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
High Point N. C
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A. M. Richardson
Carmen Oakes
Lula Prevost Routh
Randleman
High Point Steam Laundry
N. Wrenn St
WSJS
NBC
the Bee
Atlantic
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Gaxters
National Day of Prayer
Rey Shield and Company
Association For Advancement Refence
Maple Street
Rupert Magnes
Cort Maney and Company
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Leon Ames
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