Campaign For Control Of Cancer By Logan Clendening
Dr Logan Clendening argues cancer control hinges on widespread public education and early treatment. He contrasts cancer with infections, notes cancer cells multiply without healing, and highlights skin, breast, and tongue areas as common starting points needing medical attention. He emphasizes civilizational duty in seeking medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
M.D
Women’s Field Army of the
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Madison Avenue
New York
Frozen Feet Among Nazi Prisoners Highlight Belgian Battle
Delayed report from Belgium notes 80 percent of 200 German prisoners captured in pillboxes suffered frozen feet. Stories recount theft of shoes from dead Americans and acts of frontline grit, including tank gunner Charles Urbanus and Sgt. Ernest Padgett aiding counterattacks, while Sgt. Rufus Middleton directs artillery from forward trenches.
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U. S. Second Infantry
Belgium
Merril D. Gibson
Harlan
Iowa
Gibson
Ernest O. Padgett
Johnston, S. C
Padgett
Lof Irnkfelt
Rufus Middleton
Endora
Ark
Dead End Kid Bobby Jordan at local theatre still seeks stage path
The 28 year old former Dead End Kid Bobby Jordan spoke at a local theatre about his long career from the early Dead End films to Warner Brothers. He recalled malaria illness after serving in West Africa and said his daughter will choose her own path, ideally away from acting. Jordan owns a New Jersey night club and plans more road show work after the tour. He emphasized stage work feeds the soul and noted family roots in White Plains New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jordan
Danny
Dead End Kids
Mugs
Hollywood
Jordan
West Africa Theatre of War
Joe E. Brown
Dinah Shore
Warner Brothers Studio
New Jersey
White Plains
New York
California
Warner Brothers
Judy Garland
YWCA to Organize Clubs For Workin g Women and Girls
The YWCA will hold a meeting Friday January 12 at 8 30 to organize employed women and girls into YWCA clubs. All working girls are urged to attend. The industrial committee led by Mrs L F Mc Donnell plans a social hour for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
YWGQA
Industrial Committee
L. F. McDonnell
Junior Womens Club
Ruth Pinnix
Rivett Drive
Crusaders Meeting at Mrs. Carrie Lee Browns Home
The Crusaders club of the First Baptist church will hold a gathering this evening at 7 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Carrie Lee Brown of 1109 Alder Street.
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Crusaders
Crusaders Club
The
First Baptist Church
P. m
Carrie Lee Brown
Alder St
Mem
Willing Workers Club
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Ester Cullington
James L. Smith Returns from Overseas Service
James L. Smith arrived January 5 after 28 months overseas in the south and southwest Pacific theater. He plans to visit his wife at 406 Centennial Avenue, High Point, North Carolina, soon.
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James L. Smith
Fort Bragg
South and Southwest Pacific
Centennial Avenue
High Point
N. C
Scout Troop 9 Meet At Fairview Street School
Girl Scout Troop 9 summons all members to a 4:30 p m meeting at Fairview Street School with leader Miss A L Jones urging full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Street School
A. L. Jones
North Carolinians Listed Among War Dead in Action
The War Department released names of 3 034 U S soldiers killed in action with many from North Carolina region listed by rank and next of kin. The long list includes Pvt Francis Allen Mrs Minnie Allen of Neuse Winston-Salem Tech Elmo Angel and many others with mothers wives or relatives named for each.
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Jan. Keganar
U. S
Charles E
William E. Balfather
Black Creek
Bare
Clell C. Alex Bare
Crumpler
Barnes
John F
Pauline F. Barnes
Linwood
Bateman
Harold Z
M. Bateman
Robbinsville
Berrier
Benjamin F. Isaac C. Berrier
Mocksville
Blake
William D
Ella G. Blake
Beaufort
Bledsoe
James F
Lazzie Calhoun
Hope Mills
Boswell
Tech
William L
Bessie E. Boswell
Wilson
Bridgers
Wilson R
Willia Bridgers
Lasker
Bringle
Dobie Eivodete
Nathan C
Mildred A. Draughn
South St
Mount Airy
Faircloth
Stephen P
Zula A. Faircloth
Snow Hill St
Goldsboro
Fuller
Arthur H., Jr
Annie C. Fuller
Hillcrest
Gastonia Gates
Wildred O
Louise W. Gates
Timberlake
Glosson
Henry B., Jr
Athalene R. Glosson
RFD
Kannapolis
Green
Claude P
Elma D. Green
Concord
Griffin
Edward M
Reva C. Griffin
Welling Ave
Charlotte
Harris
Margaret E. Harris
North Driver Ave
Durham
Hatchell
Pfe
James W
Mattie F. Hatchell
Fayetteville
Hawkins
Archie J
Rocky Mount
Nobles
Jesse W
Annie R. Nobles
Chadbourn
Owens
Horace T
Elizabeth L. Owens
China Grove
Parton
McKinley G
Glen T. Parton
Lake Junaluska
Peterson
Homer
Birdie C. Peterson
Day K
Pierce
Charlie M
Ruby J. Pierce
Aulander
Queen
Gordon B
Marie A. Queen
Ieee Rakestraw
Harry B
Fannie C. Rakestraw
Maiden
Randall
Rudy
Everly Hemda
the Plaza
Ransom
Matt AV
IIT
May B. Ransom
Roanoke Rapids
State News Briefs from Raleigh and Asheville
Banquet opens two day meeting of the North Carolina Association of Nurserymen at North Carolina State College with Dr. Felix Grissette addressing. Nurses endorse a national service draft for all women to the national nursing council for war service. Cpl. Frank A. Hiscutt held for court martial on manslaughter charge in the death of Pvt. Benjamin F. Holland of Greensboro, with trial date and exact address pending.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Association of Nurserymen
N. C. State College
State Planning Board
Felix Grissette
North Carolina Nursing Council For War Service
State Nurses’ Association
National Nursing Council For War Service
Marie B. Noell
National Council For War Service
Asheville
Cpl
Frank A. Hiscutt
Benjamin F. Holland
Greensboro
Army Air Forces
Hiscutt
PRO
Pvt
Holland
Moore General Hospital
Swananoa
Greenville
S. C
Sallie Holland Nicks
Arkwright St
Sanford Air Ace Sam Wicker Sinks Planes in England
San for d NC Major Sam Wicker of the 364th Mustang fighter group nicknamed the Clean Up Force shoots down five German planes in three battles with the Nazis over the past week and racks up four kills in a single day. The report places him among the war’s top scorers in this combat stretch. The second item notes the Erwin Cotton Mills labor dispute, with the National War Labor Board summoning CLO Textile Workers Union officials for a Washington hearing after a work resumption order was ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
8Th Air Force
England
Sam Wicker
N. C
Maj
Wicker
Erwin
National War Labor Board
Clo-Textile Workers Union
Washington
WLBE
William H. Davis
Driggers Wounded in Action in Germany Again
The file reports sergeant Tal Madge L Driggers son of Mr and Mrs A C Driggers 1700 E Commerce Street wounded in action for the second time December 18 while serving with the Infantry in Germany His wife Pauline Edwards and their son Roger reside in Jamestown.
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Pic
Talmadge L. Driggers
A. C. Driggers
Commerce Street
Germany
Pauline Edwards
Roger
Jamestown
Buie Reelected As County Health Officer
Dr. R. M. Buie, veteran physician, was reelected county health officer at the final meeting of the county health board in Greensboro. J. E. Mioff, High Point chairman, presided amid continued board membership, with Dr. Harry Brockman of Point among attendees.
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Buie
R. M. Buie
Reeed
Hea
Greensboro
J. E. Mi of
High Point
Harry Brockman
Point
Local Union Set to Face Hearing in Washington
James Odom business agent for the local and Jim Fann Howard Barber and W E Sutton will represent the local committee at the hearing in Washington to explain why the strike remains active.
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Washington
James Odom
Jim Fann
Howard Barber
W. E. Sutton
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White Oak
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Franklin. Stocks
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Robersonville
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Olesby Alley
Thompson
Ned W
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Toineeta
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Aed
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