The Case of the Soldier With a Wrong Discharge
Veterans guide reviews how GI bill sections 300 and 301 allow appeals and reviews for ex service members except those court martialed, citing cases of mistaken identity, debt issues, and bad conduct discharges. It explains review boards and potential outcomes including better discharge types and disability retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Administration
Veterans
Denewspa Kcastabte
Gischisres Toy Wering
Thas
Navy Judge Advocate General's Office
Gucinene
Civil Service Exams For Police Fireman And Maintenance
Civil Service examinations for police, fireman and maintenance men set for February 6 1946 at 7 p m in council chamber city hall building. Applications must be filed by February 4 1946 at 5 p m with the Civil Service Commission. Apply at Civil Service Office 808 Security Bank Building telephone 2128. A city position offers security opportunity for promotion vacation and sick leave with pay and other advantages. James B Lovelace secretary High Point Civil Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Office
James B. Lovelace
High Point Civil Service
Inner-Aid Medicine Promises Bowel Cleaning Power
An individual reports three days of using INNER-AID and claims dramatic body cleansing effects. He says headaches, skin eruptions, and rheumatic knee pain resolved, and credits 12 herbs for cleansing bowels and improving digestion, liver and kidney function. Sold at all drug stores in High Point.
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High Point
Slaughtering Resumes as Meat Returns to Markets
Chicago reports slaughtering to resume in plants halted by January 16 strikes. About 248,000 AFL and element workers likely return to 134 plants seized by the Agriculture Department. Deliveries to butcher shops expected by Wednesday after 24 to 48 hour carcass aging. New York drivers threaten pickets over overtime as disputes continue. Government managers anticipate slight oversupply and farmer holdbacks if needed.
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Chicago
America
AFL
Apartment of Agriculture
Ter
Pe Ae An Exchange
Walter
New York City
AFL Teamsters Union
New York
Swift, Armour and Wilson
Sam
Clark
Sere Agriculture Anderson
Administrators Notice and High Point Bond Redemption
Administrator announces claims against Bruce H. Atkins estate must be filed by December 24, 1946, or released claims will be barred. Also, High Point, North Carolina, will redeem 70 000 street improvement refunding bonds dated May 1, 1938 on March 1, 1946 at par plus accrued interest, with bondholders urged to present bonds and coupons for redemption at Irving Trust Company New York.
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Bruce H. Atkins
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
N. Carolina
Irving Trust Company
I Wall Street
New York
N. Y
N. C
E. N. Phillips
Roy S. Braden
A Super Figure in Short Order
Ida Jean Kain concludes an eighteen part series promoting a slim figure through a three daily meals built on protective foods such as greens, dairy, eggs, fruits, grains and meat. It advises limiting starches, avoiding binge meals, and adjusting calories to reach and maintain normal weight with emphasis on long term habit.
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Ida Jean Kain
Jheart
Bag of Hints and Horoscopes in One Minute Test
A mixed page asks about a cormorant and a cougar then provides light etiquette tips and a brief horoscope. It notes a party with a physician guest and suggests caution with medical advice. Mercury moves into Aquarius at 2 21 a m and the moon enters Capricorn at 3 16 p m guiding new ideas and finances.
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ETIQ
Oceanic seabird with a glutted beak noted
A sea bird described for its prominent, glutted beak. The clue also references the cat family and defines a long sharp tooth used to seize, hold, or tear prey.
Man of Words Syracuse Auctioneer Runs Long Sale
Auctioneer W. H. Straney held a livestock sale at Elkhart beginning Friday at 1 p m and finishing at 2 30 a m Saturday. A second sale opened at 1 p m Saturday and ran until 7 30 a m Sunday.
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MAN OF
Syracuse
W. H. Straney
Elkhart
Week-end Fire Toll Reaches Twenty-Four Across Nation
A weekend of fires killed twenty four nationwide with Kansas City reporting ten deaths in an apartment blaze and four injured. Other losses included a St Louis hotel fire four dead, New York tenement three dead and one injured, Harlem infant death, Skowhegan suffocation fatalities, Chicago hotel fire two deaths, Monroe hotel fire one dead and six injured, Charleston winds injuring four, Columbia Tennessee damage around 400000, and a ship fire near New York Harbor. Also notes on social work conference in Pittsburgh and a local public meeting about a service station permit in High Point on January 31, 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
Lower East Side
Harlem
Skowhegan
Chicago
Monroe
Charleston
W. Va
Columbia
J. C. Sheloff
English
Phillips
High Point
Board of Adjustments
BE. K. Ingram
Fire Division
Jose. D. Cox
Twenty Yachts in Havana Race to Open Season
Two former winners likely head a fleet of up to 20 boats for the 284 mile St. Petersburg to Havana Yacht race scheduled March 30. The Havana race will be the first major open water event revived after the war.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Havana
Brewster Editor Sent Get Well Wish From Reader
Brewster Tribune publisher Clinton Wilcox was ill for days. He read the latest issue and found a full page paid tribute in his honor with a cheerful appeal to “Get well quick, Mr. Editor!”
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Brewster, Minn
Clinton Wilcox
Brewster Tribune
the Tribune
Brewster
Whitener Named As Successor To Carpenter
Gastonia attorney Basil L. Whitener, recently discharged from naval service, was appointed by Governor Cherry to fill the unexpired term of the late Solicitor John G. Carr in the 14th judicial district. One year remains in the term. Whitener previously served Gaston County in the 1941 legislature and was re elected to the 1943 session before resigning to enter the Navy. He is a former president of the state junior chamber of commerce.
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Gastonia
Basil L. Whitener
Naval Service
John G. Carr
14Th Judicial District
Whitener
Cherry
Gaston County
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Veterans Guide
Corre Oelger
WER Bohger Brewing Corp
Herrisen, New Jersey
Dennyce M. Atkins
Gold, McAnally & Gold
Jimmy Hallo
Teeters
Heen
Division of Public Welfare and Social Work
University of North Carolina
American Association of Schools and Social Work
Pittsburgh
Carpenter
Ryker
ICE Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Wagger
Regular Army
U. S. Army
Tech
Coal
Guardian OF Victory
U.S. Army
Post Office
Greensboro
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