Junior High C.E. to Meet School Jan. 18
The Associated Child Education group will gather January 13 at the far high school. Hattie Parrott of Raleigh from the State Department of Education will discuss current ACE problems. The event marks the third meeting with Joyce Cooper and Grace Carer in leadership positions.
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Associated Child Education Ation
Far High School
Hattie Parrott
Raleigh
State Department of Bhe
A.C.E
Joyce Cooper
A.C.E. Fromreensboro
Grace Carer
Greensboro
Mder
Julia Wetherton
State Divisier
Church social and teachers meeting notices
A notice announces a teachers meeting for the Poll department at Teen Street Baptist Church to be led by Mrs Victor Collins at 17 Wall Street Thursday evening at 7 30. Another item says Elizabeth Albright class of Ord Street Methodist Church will meet Friday evening at 7 30 with Mrs A L Kirkman at 1606 Bradley Street.
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BEN ST. Cradle LL
Teen Street Baptist Church
Victor Collins
Wail Street
Albright SS
Eilzabeth Albe Albright
Ord Street
Methodist
Churchill
A. L. Kirkman
Bradley Street
Local residents face hospital care after illnesses and procedures
Mrs Clarence Pierce of 611 Hardson Street was rushed to Baptist hospital in Jan Salem from home due to a heart ailment. Miss Ronda Sebastian had an operation at Boulevard branch of High Point Memorial Hospital with a satisfactory recovery reported. Miss Beulah Elizabeth Kidd of Fourth Street recuperates at Boulevard of High Point Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy Monday.
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Clarence Pierce
Ronda Sebastian
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hosps
Beulah Elizabeth Kidd
Fourth Street
Boulevard of the High Point Memo Hospital
Sen Thomas Seeks Limits In OPA Action
Sen Thomas seeks to narrow OPA power to basic cost of living commodities as Congress considers extending the program. He praises OPA for food and clothing costs but argues non essentials are unfairly controlled and obstructs business. He says toy pistols show OPA overreach and urges focusing on life's essentials.
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Washington
Thomas
D-Okla
Oklahoman
Office of Price Administration
Congress
Roosevelt
OPA
Under-21 Girl Arrests Rise 1942 Nationally
The number of girls under 21 arrested in the country in 1942 increased 55.47 percent over the previous year.
Pattern 4396 two piece dress pattern for women
Classic under coat two piece dress pattern 4396 adaptable to rayon or cotton with clear sew chart. Sizes 34 to 48 with note on size 36. Includes contrasting skirt top and transfer motifs for linens and embroidery. Order from High Point Enterprise Pattern Department 243 West 17th St New York 22 NY.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Inspector Told To Forget Mars In Liberty Ships
U S maritime commission inspector testified a superior told him to forget concerns about Liberty Ship construction. He warned of tremendous stresses and later ships cracked at sea. Hearings by a Truman subcommittee were highlighted with plans to resume in Portland and San Francisco.
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Seattle
U.S. Maritime Commission
Truman
Sen. Wallgren
D-Wash
Washington
Portland
San Francisco
Robert P. Day
Tacoma
Wash
Kaiser-operated
Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation
Old Seamen Aid Marines In Passing Reefs On Gilberts
Australian Capt Karl Tschaun and Lt James Forbes aided the American Tarawa landing with Gilbert Islands nautical knowledge. They helped direct landing boats and mine sweeping, observing island changes under Japanese occupation and hoping to find old associates. The piece notes harsh Japanese rule and local changes.
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John R. Henry
International News Service
U. S
Tarawa
INS
Atoll
Gilbert Islands
Karl Tschaun
Sydney
Australia
James Fores
Royal New Zealand Naval Reserve
Tschhaun
Forbes
Islands
Tsenam
Gilberts
Burgee
Barnes- Philp Co
Gilbert
Tschaun
Cap'n Tschaun
Tarawa Atoll
Biitu
Isaac Handley
Handley
Island
Burns-Philip
Cap'n Schaun
Alf
Great Britain
Gilbert Island
Tsehaun
Marshall Islands
Japan
League of Nations
Marshalls
Army Plans Year Ahead Turkey Supply For Service Men
Army and War Food Administration assured turkey producers in Chicago they can meet a one million bird request for overseas service by next fall. Producers said to mature birds by August would need 2 cents extra per pound and adequate feed. New York reports Berlin radio says Poland armament workers will receive sharply higher rations including 90 percent more nutrients 50 percent more sugar and 106 percent more jam with no reason given.
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Germany
Chicago
Army
War Food Administration
New York
Berlin
Norway
Poland
U.S
Ladies Only Liquor Store Opens to Men in Mobile
Mobile Alabama will end the women-only liquor store trial starting Monday. Field representative J. B. Bransford of the Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board cited tighter rationing since January 3 and reduced lines as reasons to discontinue the women-only policy.
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Mobile
Ala
J. B. Bransford
Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Books Sent to U S Soldiers Overseas Tops Three Million
The campaign delivering reading material to service members abroad reports more than 3,000,000 volumes mailed. Organizers note ongoing support from donors and veterans groups to sustain shipments.
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U. S
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