Postwar Job Outlook for Women Sees Broad Demand
Washington July 3 The Women’s Bureau of the Labor Department forecasts increased demand for women in peacetime work after the war. Fields include consumer manufacturing and service sectors, with emphasis on health welfare and social work. The bureau stresses training and merit over traditional bias, predicting women can fill many roles previously held by men.
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James Marlow
Washington
Women’s Bureau of the
Labor Department
Bureau
Wallace Plans Two Week Campaign Window For renomination
Vice President Wallace returns from China and will have about two weeks to press for renomination. Roosevelt is seen as a likely fourth term candidate with a Chicago July 19 convention in view. Senator Jackson of Indiana named convention chairman. Senator Andrews hints at southern pressure for a running mate. A Texas revolt leader schedules July 17-18 meetings with southern delegates to push demands.
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Washington
Wallace
China
Landow
Ir Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Chicago
Samuel D. Jackson
Indiana
Sen
Andrews
D-Fla
Germany
Texas
Army Nurse In Italy Finds Warwork Exciting and Purposeful
Detroit nurse Peggy Kowaleski describes six weeks under fire at Anzio as challenging yet rewarding. She and Ruth Lee, both praised by a Major General, slept in underground tents while braving shelling and air raids. Kowaleski joined the Army in 1941 and plans to remain in service, hoping to reach the South Pacific after the war.
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Italy
James Kilgallen
Rome
Margaret
Peggy) Kowaleski
Detroit
Mich
Peggy
Ruth H. Lee
White City
Kansas
Miss Kowaleski
Miss Lee
Kowaleski
Salerno
Volturno
Cassino
Mans
Anzio
Luftwaffe
Eeeky
States
South Pacific
Air Attacks Slow Nazi Rail Traffic in Europe
London dispatch reports Allied bombing disrupts German rail and town logistics. Freight cars scarce, rolling stock strained, drought and evacuations complicate traffic. Germany relies on re routing, with sabotage and repairs spreading across Northern France Belgium and Germany as invasion looms.
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John Camsell
London
INL
Italy
Reich
Europe
Germany
Russia
France
Belgium
Tra
Joseph Ingram Dies in Winston-Salem Hospital
Thomasville July 3 Joseph Andrew Ingram 42 long time resident of 327 Taylor Street died Sunday morning in a Winston-Salem hospital after a brief illness He was born in Gaddistown Georgia son of J M and Mary Garrett Ingram He married Laura Gooch twenty two years ago and she survives with his parents three daughters Laura Jimmie Ruth and Ella Ingram five brothers G L Ingram
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Thomasville
Joseph Andrew Ingram
Taylor Street
Winston-Salem Hospital
Gaddistown
J. M
Mary Garrett Ingram
Laura Gooch
Laura
Jimmie Ruth
Ella Ingram
G. L. Ingram
One Dies in Accident near Elizabeth City
Mrs Dell Forbes of Belcross is dead and her husband is in critical condition at Albemarle Hospital after an early morning auto crash eight miles east of Elizabeth City. Four others were injured including three Negroes. first holiday fatality in the Albemarle area.
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Elizabeth City
Dell Forbes
Belcross
Albemarle Hospital
Here
Albemarle
Plane crash kills Maj Claude J Carlson at Cherry Point
Norfolk report says Maj Claude James Carlson died in a Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point crash. His wife Mrs Helen M Carlson of New Bern is listed as next of kin. Navy V-12 begins new trimester at Chapel Hill with 400 new enrollees raising total to 1330.
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Norfolk, Va
Claude James Carlson
Marine Corps Air Station
Cherry Point
Helen M. Carlson
Pollock Street
New Bern
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
State banks asked for June 30 condition report
State Banking Commissioner Gurney P. Hood ordered a report of condition on all state banks in North Carolina as of June 30. The report request appears in Raleigh with a brief note that follows about a separate topic: Japan faces a tobacco shortage.
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State Bank
Raleigh
Gurney P. Hood
North Carolina
Ingram Family Funeral Arrangements Set
Of Elberton Georgia H L Ingram of Atlanta J W Ingram of Anderson Carl Ingram of Danielsville and Third Class Petty Officer Red Ingram US Navy funeral service from their home this afternoon at 5 will ship body to Gainesville Georgia tonight at 9 for further services and interment.
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Elberton
H. L. Ingram
Atlanta
J. W. Ingram
Anderson
S. C
Carl Ingram
Danielsville
Red Ingram
U. S. Navy
Gainesville
Dangers of Self-Dosing and Hidden Drug Names
Medical columnist warns against regular self dosing with unknown drugs and bromide remedies. He cites cases of sulfur in blood from headache cures and lists cinophen and amino-purine as toxic, urging caution and noting variable normal body temperatures.
War material quotas lag as army fitness push seeks boost
The army urged the War Production Board to accelerate weapon output, citing missed deliveries and month to month slippages. It warned delays could threaten operations and cost lives, calling for unwavering labor discipline and tighter production controls while noting shortages in trucks tires radios and electronic supplies.
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Washington
Army
War Production Board
War Department
WPR
Warrtment
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International Sound Photo
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Seymour Johnson
Old Tech Hawks
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