Full Production Of Warplanes To Rise In October
Washington forecasts show October as start of greatly increased U S airplane production and 500 bombers a month. About half to Britain with ferrying duties expanding under ATFERO. A ferry command trains 100 pilots monthly to move multi engine bombers to coastal bases for overseas delivery.
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Washington
Atlantic
Britain
Atfero Corporation
Army
Ferry Command
United States
England
Iceland
Newfoundland
Greenland
Atfero
Army Air Corps
Nazi Drive Across Eastern Front Shrinks Soviet Space
The report outlines German panzer advances beyond Minsk toward Smolensk, with estimates placing Smolensk within striking distance and Moscow still a distant objective. It notes Finnish and German forces moving on Leningrad from the north, while Hungarian and Slovak units push in Galicia and Dnestr fronts widen in Ukraine and Bessarabia.
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Dnepr
Smolensk
Minsk
Moscow
Karelian
Leningrad
Estonia
Lake Peipus
Tallin
Civil War Relics On Display From Local Family Collection
John Payne brings a small Civil War relic set to The Enterprise, preserved by his grandfather Captain David M. Payne of the Ninth Company, 67th regiment, 17th brigade, in the North Carolina Militia. Items include Payne’s 1861 commission, a Greensboro 1862 conscript notice, Governor Vance’s 1862 appeal for clothing, a 1865 enlistment notice, and a penned request from Captain D W Kirkman for immediate reporting to Capt Armfield, among other artifacts.
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W. A. Emins
John Payne
David M. Payne
North Carolina
Payne
Henry T. Clark
Goveror
Raleigh
Greensboro
Guilford County
N.C
Z. B. Vance
D. W. Kirkman
Co. C. 4Th Regiment
M. C
Armfield
Stalin Line Breached on Eastern Front Says German Allied Communique
The Fuehrer headquarters communique reports a decisive breach of the Stalin Line across the eastern front. German and Romanian forces push from Moldavia back across the Dnestr, with Germans Slovaks and Hungarians pursuing from Galicia. Positions near Kiev and the Dnepr are described as overcome barriers, and advances exceed 125 miles east of Minsk.
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Fuehrers
Moldavia
Dnestr
Galicia
Kiev
Pinsk
Dnepr
Minsk
Vitebrsk
Lake Poipus
Leningrad
Speech on North Carolina Dialects Draws Linguists
North Carolina speech varies by region with distinct phrases across western, Cape Fear, and eastern areas. Professor Hans Kurath outlined three zones and noted the western Piedmont as the emerging focal dialect center while the coast remains conservative and historically linked to earlier centuries.
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Associated Press
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Hans ,Kurath
Brown University
Linguistic Society of America
Kurath
United States
Canada
Atlas
Piedmont
Cape Fear
Tidewater
Albemarle Sound
British Isles
Kuvath
Linguistic Society
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
South Carolina
Georgia
E. J. Upton
Sandy Creek
N. Y
J. M. Carrier
Northwestern “Universitys
J.’ W. Frey
University of
Stuyvesant
A. E. Kober
Brooklyn College
E. A. Hahin
Hunter College
C. C. Rice
Catawba College
George Trager
Yale
Herbert Pearl
University of Mingisa
Duke University
Linguistic Institute
Carolina
R. G. Kent
University of Pennsylvania
J. Mr. Cowan
University of Iowa
Dalton Named to National Manufacturers Economic Policy Panel
Carlier Dalton of High Point, attorney and vice president of Snow Lumber Co., was named to the National Association of Manufacturers new 63 member committee on economic policy. He is one of three North Carolinians on the panel. Stuart W. Cramer Jr. of Cramerton Mills is vice chairman, and Fallan Robertson of North Carolina Finishing Co. is a member.
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Carlier Dalton
High Point
Snow Lumber Company
National Association of Manufacturers
Dalton
Stuart W. Cramer
Cramerton Mills
Cramerton
Fallan Robertson
North Carolina Finishing Company of
Salisbury
Plowed Maginot Region Hailed as Productive Farm Land
New York reports the entire Maginot Line area is now fertile agricultural land after plowing, with French farmers to be reseated there. The broadcast aired on NBC. Also notes a 1866 NC treasury promise of 50 cents to be paid to the bearer. Governor Vance recalls Confederate soldiers and their sufferings in 1862 Virginia snow.
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New York
Berlin
NBC
Eee
North Carolina
Treasury
Vance
Virginia
Mountain Shooting Match at Fire Top Mountain
ASHEVILLE July 11 There may be more shooting in Europe today but not as straight as a group of old-time hog rifle experts at Fire Top Mountain. At Alexander's Cata louchee ranch 131 shooters competed for prizes including four quarters of a steer. The old-timers shot well all day and then square danced until midnight.
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Asheville
N.C
Europe
Fire Top Mountain
Fom Alexander
Catalouchee
Nurserymen Seek 1943 State Convention in North Carolina
Mrs. Nancy Royer of High Point announced after the 1941 Chicago meeting that a joint effort by North and South Carolina nurserymen aims to bring the American Association of Nurserymen annual convention to North Carolina in 1943, likely Asheville, with both southern and North Carolina groups coordinating to secure the event. The 1942 convention was to be in Kansas City with heat concerns noted for a Deep South site.
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American Association of Nurserymen
North Carolina
Nancy Royer
High Point
Chicago
Royer
North
South Carolina
Association
R. P. Roger
Kansas City
Victor
St. Louis
South
Deep South
Southerns Association
North Carolina Association
Motorist Held on Drunken and Hit-Run Driving Charge
Edward C. Duncan, 24, white, of 1224 Tank Street, jailed on hit-and-run and drunken driving charges after striking a parked car in front of C. E. Anderson’s temporary residence at 907 English Street. Police say he did not stop. Duncan held on $1,000 bond in police headquarters.
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E. C. Duncan
Edward C.” Duncan
Tank Street
Duncan
C. E. Anderson
English Street
Hundred-Million Pipeline From Louisiana To West Virginia
A $25,000,000 pipeline 826 miles long will be built by Hope Natural Gas Company from Monroe Louisiana to the Cornwell compressor station near Charleston West Virginia. The line, the largest expenditure by the firm since 1898, will be steel 20 inches in diameter with a 24 inch cover and will pass through Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee Kentucky and West Virginia with compressor stations about every 150 miles.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Louisiana
West Virginia
Hope Natural Gas Company
Monroe
Cornwell
Charleston
Hine
Hope
Hope Natural Gas
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Arkan
Mississippi River
Greenville
Miss
Tennessee
Nashville
Kentucky
Lexington
Cornwell Station
Senators debate selectee deployment beyond hemisphere
Senator Reynolds urged full hearings on administration foreign policy and cited a telegraph from Norman Thomas urging testimony. He warned that allowing selectees to serve outside the hemisphere could be tantamount to declaring war and referenced locations such as the Azores England and Iceland as potential destinations.
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Norman Thomas
Reynolds
Hemisphere
Azores
Cape Verde Island
Dakar
England
Ireland
Scotland
Iceland
Funeral Rites For Arthur S Newton In Deep Community
Funeral services were held Saturday morning for Arthur S Newton 56 a well known Deep community resident on High Point route 1 who died at a local hospital after two strokes Elder Fr E Lysinger of Charlotte Rev A Lincoln Falk pastor of North Main Street Baptist Church and W G Lowry led the rites A quartet including R M Yow US BD Bowers and Mr and Mrs J R Marion sang I know Whom I Have Believed Lois Trom an sang Sunrise and the quartet later sang No Disappointment In Heaven Burial was in Floral Garden cemetery Pallbearers were W G Whirk iman Silas Casey S E Hauser Roy Carmichael C J Pittman J F Garrett and E L Franklin
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Arthur S. Newton
High Point
Route 1
Fr. E. Lysinger
Charlotte
A Lincoln Falk
North Main Street Baptist Church
W. G. Lowry
R. M. Yow
E. L. Franklin
Floral Garden Cemetery
Auto Drop Box At Post Office Opens For Motorists
The post office installs an automobile drop-box on East Green Street near Wrenn Street, with an overhanging spout for letter writers. The area becomes a no parking zone, to aid drivers who mail without leaving their cars. The idea originated from a Junior High civics class led by Miss Helen Deans, before City Council weeks earlier.
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East Green Street
Wrenn Street
Police Department
Greensboro
Helen Deans
Local Man Hit by Car Injures Byrd in Asheboro
Joseph C. Byrd hosiery worker of 121 West Russell Street suffered a brain concussion after being struck by an automobile driven by Lacy D. Crutchfield of Asheboro at Main and Russell streets. Byrd remained unconscious with guarded prognosis as Crutchfield faced a reckless driving charge and was released on $500 bond pending a hearing.
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Joseph C. Byrd
West
Russell Street
Main
Russell Streets
Lacy D. Crutchfield
Asheboro
Byrd
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Crutchfield
Textile workers plan mass meeting at Blair Park
Textile workers from across the city are invited to a 3:30 PM mass meeting at Blair Park, with Carl Linker of the Textile Workers Union of America announcing addresses by H G Lisk and Ed Earnhardt. If it rains, the event moves to the union headquarters on Slits South Main Street. The gathering, sponsored by Highland Joca, aims to educate workers in union principles and the national organization's program.
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Blair Park
Carl Linker
Textile Workers Union of America
Linker
Slits South Main Street
H.G. Lisk
Ed Earnhardt
Carolinas
Highland Joca
Textile Workers Group
Wing Walker
Continued from Page One thinking It would be prison camp for us. Over the North Sea the crew jettisoned the front guns, ammunition, and all flares. It took an hour and a half to cross to the English shore. When the bomber was ten miles from England the gasoline line failed, then recovered. The radioman repaired the wireless. The plane reached a strange British airdrome and messaged We have been badly shot up. I hope we don't mess up your Mare path when we land. The plane landed without flaps or brakes and without a crash.
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Page Oney
North Sea
Engish
England
Wreck near Jesup, 457 passengers safe. track damage minor
The Miami to New York train derailed 17 miles north of Jesup Georgia near Camp Stewart. Division headquarters report only soldiers and a woman injured. track damage is slight and clearing the right of way will require uncoupling cars and minor repairs.
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Pital
Camp Stewart
Hinesville
Miami
New York
Jesup
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Ukraine
Bessarabia
Russia
Rumania
High Command
Harlan F. Stone
United States Supreme Court
Estes Fark
Colo
Nosaes Ylis
Albert G. Burns
The
Inventors of America
Inventors
N. C
Economic Body
National Manufacturers Association
Verne Gibson
Jerry Mui
Nurserymen’s
Arctic Circle
Takic
Siykkisholme
Reykjavik
Siglufjorda al
Icelan
Hingveltir
Mikliboer
Akure
Erufjordur
Muague
Wrnafjordur
Hemi
Ailroad-Ess Island
U. S. Navy
General Electric
Erie
U. S. Army
Louisiana Fields
Weather Bureau
Asnevilla
Atlanta
Lass
Birmingham
Boston
Buffalo
Burlington
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Ila
Detrato
Duluth
el Paso
Fort Worth
Galveston
Havre
Jacksonville
Key West
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Na Louviyne
Memphis
Meridian
Siam
Mihn-St. Paul
Mobile
New Orleans
Norfolk
Pittsburgh
Portland
Richmond
San Antonio
San Francisco
St As Savannan
Tampage
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Irving B. Avera, JR
Julian S. Hopkins
Green Street Baptist Church
Irving Boring Avera
LB. Avera
Worth Avenue
Martha Lee Avera
Streamliner
Lee-Morris
Genter Theatres
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