Mitchell Fined for Whitt Collision Costs
Walter Mitchell, 18, of High Point route three, was fined the amount of Walter Whitt’s medical bill and court costs by Judge MacRae at Municipal Court. Whitt, 63, was hit Friday night after crossing Wrenn street against a stop light and stepping into Mitchell’s path.
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Patrolman Loflin Resigns From Police Force
Patrolman Loflin has tendered his resignation effective yesterday, announced by Chief W. G. Friddle. Loflin, who joined about a month ago and previously served on the force, plans to seek other work and may be replaced today to fill the vacancy created two weeks earlier when J. L. Yow entered the armed forces.
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Southerners weigh intraparty rift and third party talk
Wives of state executives dine with Mrs. Frank C. Walker as leaders Cooper and governors Holland Georgia Arnall Alabama Sparks Arkansas Adkins North Carolina Broughton South Carolina Johnston Oklahoma Kerr discuss party tensions and possible third party formation.
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Liquid's Warfront Report Describes German Henschel 293 Bomb
The article notes continued Allied focus on shipping in the Atlantic and Mediterranean with limited results. It describes the German bomb Henschel 293 as about six tons, with a wingspan near six to one feet, weight around 2,500 pounds, and a top speed of 300 mph.
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Mediterranean
Ickes Defers Conference on Agreement Terms
Interior Secretary Ickes declined to confer on a proposed agreement. He said he was satisfied it would likely not be approved and take effect before the sixty day limit in the Smith Connall act expires.
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Allied leaders vow united drive to Rome and terror of war ends
General Eisenhower praised allied teamwork across navy air and ground forces in the Mediterranean as the Rome objective remains the aim. He said allied command unites nations with emphasis on military efficiency over prestige and noted discussions with Roosevelt and Churchill.
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Eisenhower Arrives in Britain to Lead Allied Invasion Force
The United States announces Dwight D. Eisenhower has arrived in Britain at supreme headquarters of the Allied Expeditionary Force. He conferred with Prime Minister Churchill and President Roosevelt en route from the Mediterranean as top Allied leaders assemble for the invasion of Europe.
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Marrakech
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Russians Hear of Separate Peace Talk With Germany
The report via Tass claimed a Moscow long wave transmission cited a coastal Iberian town as the scene of possible talks. Western officials doubted, noting allied unity and that Pravda’s leak sparked cautious Russian optimism about a partial success from the meeting.
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Russia ready to wage northern front battles in coming days
Moscow bulletin reports Red Army launches three day old drive creating a nine mile wedge into German lines. Nasva seized to cut the Novosokolniki Dno railway as Gen Vatutin's forces push toward Vladimirets and Antonovka. Armies farther south close to Rovno within 19 miles.
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Novosokolniki
War news hints at Polish government talks and French role
Report to press suggests Moscow may negotiate with a reconstituted Polish government and notes Churchill de Gaulle talks as a potential turning point. Elsewhere Soviet and German actions are described with a major Red Army offensive pressuring near Novosokolniki and Nasva, with heavy fighting and large German losses.
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de Gauille
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France
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Weather Outlook North and South Carolina
North Carolina sees partly cloudy skies with a modest warmup this afternoon. Tonight and Tuesday remain partly cloudy with little temperature change. South Carolina reports similar pattern with unchanged temperatures through tonight and Tuesday.
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