U S Infantry To Fight With Revolutionary Secret Weapon
The Aberdeen Proving Ground display shows a new secret U S Army weapon mix. Major General Campbell touts weapon quality as decisive, highlighting a light service carbine replacing the pistol and other breakthroughs including long range artillery and mortars.
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Peter Edson
Berieen Proving Round
Levin H. Campbell
U. S.army
Army Ordnance
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Campbell
Ordnance
U. S
Captain Down
Samhar Wins Photo Finish at Tropical Park
In Miami Fort Lauderdale purse action Samhar ridden by Joe Bauer prevailed by a nose in a photo finish, paying $5.90 for $2 win tickets. Old Whitey won the six furlongs in 1:12.60, paying $72.70 for $2. Floridan Sam led the opener in 1:13.25, paying $14 for $2. A crowd of 2,629 wagered $163,935.
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Miami
Fla
Jin
Fort Lauderdale
Tropical Park
C. S. Bromley
Samhar
Joe Bauer
Whitey
Johnny Adams
Sam
Why Golf Differs With Dictionaries In Spelling
London story notes linguistic quirks with caddie spelling as Scots misspellings of French cadet echo in golf terms. It cites Marie Queen of Scots education in France and a cadet pronunciation turning into caddie. METEOR A DAY reports daily meteor influx with at least one meteor reaching Earth.
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London
Mary
France
Scotland
Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
St. Andrews
United States Golf Association
Three Days Cough Warns Of Bronchitis Risk
The ad warns that a three days cough signals potential chronic bronchitis if untreated. It touts Creomulsion as potent relief that reaches the bronchial membranes to loosen phlegm, with no narcotics. The offer promises money back if it does not help with rest and sleep.
Guilford County Pension Board to meet in Greensboro
The Guilford County Pension Board will meet at noon February 6 in the courthouse at Greensboro to pass on applications for pensions. Also notes include updates on Rev G Ray Jordan recovery and local club talks plus various personal and general notices from January 6 1933.
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Guilford County Pension Board
Greensboro
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
S. G. Daniel
F. G. Burton
Oak Hill
Leonard Street student buys record defense stamps
Willie Melton Thompson eight year old third grade student at Leonard Street School purchased 64 defense stamps at one time the largest buy by any pupil at the school His six dollar forty cent contribution pushed the school stamp and bond sale total to one hundred forty two dollars sixty five cents since November. MT VERNON WILLING WORKERS The Willing Workers of Mt Vernon Baptist Church will meet Thursday night at 745 at the church first meeting of the year joint with other auxiliaries. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF DAUGHTER Mr and Mrs Napoleon Marks announce the birth of a daughter Joyce at their home on Furlough Street.
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DUKE
Duke University School of Nursing
Margaret Pinkerton
Nursing School
Willie Melton Thompson
Leonard Street
Willie
Pearson Street
MT. Vernon
Mt Vernon Baptist Church
Virginia Koger
Duquesne
Doreva Koger
Winston-Salem Teachers’ College
Thelmas Koger
Branch Street
Reidsville
N .C
Annie Roger
Napoleon Marks
Furlough Street
Joyce
National bridge champion Olga Hilliard tops women’s team of four
Olga J Hilliard a famed tournament bridge figure adds another national title to her record After donating the national contract mixed pair trophy in 1931 she retired then returned to win multiple championships Now she leads a national victory while notes on charity and a church meeting accompany a bridge play by play of a hand showing Hilliard ruffing in clubs and the set of four.
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Olga J. Hilliard
Lieutenant Fowler returns to army base after training in Florida
Special to The Enterprise from Thomasville reports Lieutenant Clarence W. Fowler son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Fowler recently graduated from an Officers Training school in Miami Florida and has been visiting his parents before departing for Ohio for further training The item also notes Josephine birthplace as Martinique in the West Indies for Napoleon Bonaparte's wife
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Army Base
Enterprise
Thomasville
Clarence W. Fowler
Jacob Fowler
Miami
Florida
Fowler
Ohio
Josephine
Martinique
West Indies
Napoleon Bonaparte
Today's Radio Programs Wednesday January 6 War Time Schedule
Radio schedule lists programs across networks with many serials dramas news and music from 6 pm to 11 pm Eastern War Time. Highlights include Captain Midnight Jim Jordan and Fred Waring with varied broadcasts and sports news segments.
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Bill
Jack Armstrong
Chicago
Biu- West
Cbs
Farrell
Captain Midnight
Biu-East
Ben Bernie
Marion Brent
Mbs
S. Navy Band
Nbe
Blu
the Duncans
Cbs Bas
Cbe
Dixie Milt Herth
Blu Rhythm Ensemble
St. Louis
Chicago Dancing Orchestra
Abe the
Korn
Kobblers
Biu
Biu-West
Walter Cassell
Cbhs-Basic
Bill Stern
Ate Lowell Thomason
Biu-Basic
Midnight
Fred Waring
Col. Steeppnagle
Bla Amos and
Andy
Cbhs
Basic
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Harry James & His
Johnson Family
Orches
Bbo
Chs-Basic Dance Music Orchestra
California
Kaltenborn
Mr. Keen
Lost Persons
Karl Goodwin
Nelson Eddy
Tinney
Lum
Abner
Bia
Barry Sisters
Willard
Tommy Dorsey
Manhattan
Tia Jean Hershott
Dr. Christian
Che
Eddie Cantor
Dinah
Paul Lavalie Ure
Bob Burns
Gabriel Heatter
Jack Pearl
Pliy—obe
bin Lionel Parrymore
Kacie Fields
Ik Kay Kyser
Raymond G. Swing
John B. Hughes
National Radio Forum
Blu Dance Orchestra
Mbe
Ebs Padi Schubert
Dancing Music Orchestra
Ebes
Baseball Clubs Will Save Mileage
Chicago news reports that the Chicago Cubs and White Sox will train at home or nearby sites, saving about 9,320 man miles. Last year the two clubs traveled roughly 3,200 miles home from Los Angeles, totaling 256,000 man miles with about 80 people in the traveling groups. This spring the trip home covers about 278 miles per person.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
White Sox Teether
Los Angeles
Wartime Washington: Lumber shortage debated in two party plan
Rep. Walter M. Pierce laments real and paper shortages of walnut and other woods while urging three measures. He backs a Forest Products Service to finance mills, promote steady markets, and enforce proper cutting. Opponents fear government control and postwar overhang.
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Washington
Walter M. Pierce
Oregon
Democrat
Forest Products Service
Whic
WPB
Department of Agriculture
Pierce
Farm Mobilization Day Declared in North Carolina
From French Lick Springs Indiana figures show 1943 homeward trip reduced to 60 giving 16,680 man miles and a saving of 239,320 over last season. Governor Broughton designates January 12 as Farm Mobilization Day urging farmers to dedicate every resource to meet production goals.
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French Lick Springs
Ind
Ralfigh
Broughton
North Carolina
Tennessee forges Sugar Bowl win amid heavy penalties
NEW ORLEANS. The Tennessee Volunteers defeated Tulsa 14 7 in the Sugar Bowl as they earned 100 yards in penalties while nine other bowl teams totaled at most 40. Boston College surrendered 37 21 to Alabama in the Orange Bowl as West East rule infractions were questioned.
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New Orleans
NBA
Tennessee
Tulsa
Volunteers
Boston College
Alabama
San Francisco
Willkie to speak at Durham union lunch January 14
Wendell Willkie the Republican nominee for president in 1940 has accepted an invitation to deliver a 15 minute speech to a Durham civic clubs union luncheon on January 14. He will speak in Durham before addressing an audience at Duke University that evening.
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Durham
Wendell Willkie
Durham Civic Clubs
Duke University
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