Stablesmates Seek 2 Sweepstakes at Hialeah Today
At Hialeah Park on January 15 stablemates Signator and Adulator face two seven furlong Palm Beach hand races split into two $5,000 events. Signator carries 122 and is top weighted with Sterling aboard, favored in heat one while Adulator, recent Inaugural handicap winner at Hialeah, is favored in heat two.
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Miami
Adulator
Herbert W. Woolfe
Hialeah Park
Palm Beach
Hialeah
Landis Digs Up Work For Baseball Moguls
New York January 15 The National League scheduled meeting on February might not be the routine affair that annually brings moguls to the annual session of the Baseball Association Judge Landis recalled his post as head of the sport with a note that the meeting could involve more than standard procedure as he returns to duty amid questions about curbs and reforms in the game.
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New York
National le
Aork
Associa
Landis
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Horizons Puzzle Clues List
Answer to yesterday s puzzle presents a grid of clues across and down with entries including diversion heathen cricket limb street railway workshop Hawaiian wreaths rodents exist insects glutted malt drink obtained wear away prickle fertile soil the victorious male nickname vertical willow jumbled type palm seat relating over again waste allowance decorator male pike like about approached printer s measure coarse dirt affirmative
Humor in War Report Sparks Laughter in Pacific Skies
From San Francisco, Jan 15, American fliers mock Japanese bases in the SW Pacific with nicknames tied to Fak Fak Ambon Penfoei and Langgoer. A tale from Aneta notes a pilot’s postmission report claiming an air strip has lost face after a blast over the Dutch East Indies.
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San Francisco
Southwest Pacific
Sac
Dutch New Guinea
Honest John
Ambon
Portuguese Timor
Lousy Louie
Penfoei
Koepeng
Dutch Timor
Old Bore
Langgoer
Lannggoer
Kai Islands
Aneta
Netherlands
Austra x
Australia
Dutch East Indies
War planning committee into special session
A war planning committee goes into a special session on February 5 as the league fathers anticipate new business requiring attention. The note mentions potential items the group may consider during the meeting.
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League Fathers
Service Teams Clash In Charity Tilt at A'ville
The first of a two game series between Greensboro BTC and Fort Bragg reception center is set for tonight at 8 on Thomasville High School floor. Proceeds go to Army Emergency Relief. Coach D E Diamont, a Thomasville native, is a former High Point college star.
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Greensboro
BTC
Fort Bragg
Thomasville
Army Emergency Relief
D.E. Diamont
Ft. Bragg
High Point
Hugh Hampton
Sgt. Diamont
Pos FT. Bragg
Brc 10
McKinney
Richmond Spiders Face William and Mary Tonight
The University of Richmond Spiders, 3-0 this season, host William and Mary in Richmond. Coach Mac Pitt’s team has beaten Hampden-Sydney twice and Virginia, while W and M makes its college debut with a 4-5 record against service teams, with its fifth set at Camp Ary.
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Richmond
University of Richmond Spiders
William and Mary
Mac Pitt
Richmonders
Hampden - Sydney
Virginia Cavaliers
W.&m
Indians
Campary
Japanese Score New Victory By Broadcast
A Japanese imperial headquarters communique broadcast by Tokyo radio and recorded by the AP said Japanese naval planes shot down 47 bombers and possibly 18 more from about 160 Allied bombers that bombed Rabaul yesterday morning, with three Jalanes listed as lost. Urruations o¢ Zapemens naval planes bombed al tions at Torokina Point and Munda last night and today.
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Associated Press
Tokyo Radio
Rabaul
Altions
Torokina Point
Munda
Spain Asked to Explain Bombs in Cargo of Oranges
London January 15 Spanish government is asked to identify those who placed time bombs in several shipments of oranges headed for Britain. Bombs were found on at least two ships leaving Spanish ports and one vessel was destroyed, wasting 200 to 300 cases.
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Spain
London
Ministry of Food
Operations normal at Mobile shipyards after unrest
At Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Pinto Island yards in Mobile Alabama workers returned to normal operations after guards used tear gas to disperse a crowd during a disturbance. Company officials said payroll changes advertised this week would speed pay to end of shifts rather than at the start to reduce no-shows.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Corporation
Pinto Island
F.B. Spencer
Paycome Company
German And Japanese Conspirators Rounded Up By Peruvian Police
Peruvian authorities said several conspirators including Germans and Japanese were detained and to be deported. Others were ordered to leave as police charged they staged anti Jewish outbreaks on New Year’s Eve to mask subversive activities.
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Lima
Peru
Conviction Of Officers Charged With Beating Negro To Death
New Orleans January 15 United States circuit court of appeals affirmed the conviction of Sheriff M Claud Screws of Baker county Georgia and two other officers on civil liberties charges connected with beating a black prisoner to death The victim Robert Hall was alleged to have stolen an automobile tire in the Baker county courthouse yard The three men were previously convicted in the middle ruina district court
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New Orleans
M. Claud Screws
Baker County
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Screws
Frank Edward Jones
Newton County
Jim Bob Kelly
Middle Ruia
Robert Hall
Madrid building collapse leaves twelve dead, seventy five injured
In Madrid an eight story under construction building collapsed last night. Rescue workers reported twelve killed and at least 75 injured with sixteen people still trapped in a cellar pocket early this morning while most others appeared unhurt.
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Madrid
City to auction High Point property January 1 1944
Public auction planned for a Guilford County property in High Point governed by city ordinance. The sale requires cash or 10 percent down with sixty monthly payments, bid rejection rights reserved by Mayor Arnold J. Koonce, dated January 13 1944.
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City of
High Point
N. C
High Point Township
Guilford County
North Carolina
Russell St
Park St
Stent Stik Mill
Stehn Silk Mill
Arnold J. Koonce
Parker
Hedgecock
Salisbury Road
Notice of Sale and Administration Entries
Public sale of land to commence May 10 1943 at 11 00 AM at City Mall High Point NC with at least 10 percent down. Property is Lot 11 Block P Willenbar Terrace Plat Guilford County. Also notice of administration for Letitia W Robbins estate with claims due within one year from December 11 1943 and payments to administratrix Ruby R Collins.
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City of
High Point
City Mall
N. C
High Point Township
Guilford County
North Carolina
Willenbar Perrace
Register of Deeds
8. C
Arnold J. Koonce
Letitia W. Robbins
Ruby R. Collins
J. Allen Austin
Civil Service Examinations for Patrolman and Fireman
Notices announce civil service exams for Patrolman Fourth Class and Fireman Fourth Class on January 20 1944 at 7 00 PM in Council Chamber City Hall Applications must be filed by 5 00 PM Tuesday January 18 1944 at the Civil Service Office 808 Security Bank Building Contact Telephone 2128 for details The city offers security opportunities for promotion paid vacation and sick leave plus other benefits James B Lovelace Secretary High Point Civil Service Commission notice of meeting of county commissioners
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Council Chamber
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Office
James B. Lovelace
High Point Civil Service Commission
Descriptive land description and mixed classified ads
On Salisbury Road a property description runs east 56 ft to a stake then 300 ft south then 56 ft west to the start with a 200 ft run. Listed items include two horse wagons used rope leather belting pup tents canteens mess kits trailer axles and used steam radiators auto parts Chevrolet heads and army tent gear. Employment ads seek furnished apartment for a young couple and a beauty operator with straight weekly pay.
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TER
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Archdale
J. J
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Roy Black
Barber Furniture Co
E. Green
T. B. Adams
Thomasville, N.C
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V. L. Vail Electric Company
Bicycle Sales & Service
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N. Main Street
Lexington Avenue
Carmichael
Route 1
Oldinston Road
Max Bones
Charles M. Brown
English St
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
N. N. Main
Samet Junk and Metal CO
Gibson
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Willowbrook Street
Kasco
Clinard Milling Co
Bile Sales and Service
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Eselry Shop
Washington St
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S. Main St
S Furniture Co
Sea
Wrenn
B&r B
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War Manpower Commission
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James D. Greene
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Tennessee
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Rex
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G. W. Hepler
J. P. Rawley
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Berk & Polan
China
China & Durock
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Phone
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N. Main St
Goodyear Service Store
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Commerce Street
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M. A
Byrne Commercial College
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Piedmont OK & Coal CO
Southern Motor Company
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Thomasville Road
Main and Taylor Sts
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Koontsawhite
Perpetual Building & Loan Assn
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Club Drive
East Avenue
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Green St
Best Street
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BE. Green St
W. Washington
Greensboro Highway
Main St
Gantt Apt
Bini St
Oakhill
Hansell St
L. D. Corn
Colonial Drive
Tion Hall
Curtis Smithdeal
Southland Actors
Terry Hosiery
Jedean
Salesiladis
Employees Finance CO
Broad Street
le Sll
Ames
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