Cherry Point Marines Enter Carolinas Tank Meet
The Cherry Point Marine air station swimming team prepares for the Carolinas championship at City Lake on July 28 and 29. The 10-man relay lineup features Corporal Jane Timmie Cook, record holders and former Raleigh AAU contenders, plus veterans from Ohio, Illinois, Connecticut and New York. Coach Kenneth MacDonald forecasts top honors for the leathernecks.
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Point Marine Corps Air Station
Carolinas
City Lake
Jane “Timmie” Cook
Leathernecks
Mebbers
Timmie” Cook
Air Station
Raleigh
Ardmore
Thomas R. Bentley
Ohio State University
Edward S. DeClerque
Winnetka
Joseph H. Peabody
Trinity College
Marine Air Station
Westport Conn
H. W. Spencer
San Antonio
Tex
Howard S. Stevenson
Canton
Ohio
Vincent T. Kelly
Albany
N. Y
John J. Sylvester
Syracuse
Henry W. Wolfe
Pittsburgh
Kenneth MacDonald
Midwest
MacDonald
Lake Shore Athletic Club
Chicago
Cherry Point Marines
High Point City Lake
Herb Wolfe
Hester
Henry W. Thurman
Tom Donahue
ITU Penalized For Failure To End Strike
The War Labor Board suspended consideration of all pending voluntary newspaper contracts with the ITU AFL after the union refused to end walkouts at The Jersey Journal in Jersey City and the Bayonne Times. The board warned that future voluntary agreements may be treated as disputes and judged accordingly, citing wartime public policy and union challenges to government authority. The decision affects related cases in Chicago and signals broader scrutiny of wage and retroactivity issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Labor Board Today
Ishers
International Open Replical Union
AFL
New Jersey
Jersey Journal
Jersey City
Bayonne
N. J
Times
Chicago
ITU
United States
United States Congress
Aes
Wildlife Scores Upset In Dwyer at Aqueduct
Wildlife upset top-rated Pavot to win the $50,000 added Dwyer stakes at Aqueduct as Pavot finished last. J M Roebling's three year old edged Gallorette by a head and Esteem by a half length in a 2:05 1/5 mile race. Wildlife paid $9.10, Gallorette paid $5.70, and Esteem paid $4.40. The crowd totaled 38,964 with $3,501,457 wagered on the seven races.
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Ted Meier
New York
Wildlife
Aqueduct
Pavot
J. M. Roebling
W. L. Brann
Gallorette
William Ziegler
Esteem
William Helis
Rick’s Raft
Pindus
Eddie Arcaro
Arcaro
Ted Atkinson
Catawba College Faces Tough Fall Football Schedule
Salisbury July 14 Coach Gordon Kirkland unveiled Catawba Indians football schedule with two open dates to fill. The slate includes William and Mary at Williamsburg on Sept 29 Emory and Henry undecided Milligan at home Oct 20 U at Richmond Oct 27 East Kentucky at Richmond Ky Guilford at Greensboro Nov 1 V M I at Lexington Va Nov 22 open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Lexington
Bosox Chief Puts Self On Inactive List
Boston Red Sox manager Joe Cronin placed himself on the inactive list to make way for Lou Finney who rejoined the team on their recent western road trip and is ready to play again.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Lou Finney
Americans Triumph Berlin in Olympic Stadium Softball
A U.S. Second armored division softball team defeated a Canadian composite battalion 7 to 4 in the Olympic Stadium used for the 1936 Games. Bomb craters were filled to create a level diamond for the match.
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Berlin
Second Armored Division
Mercury A C to Hold Session Tomorrow Night
Mercury A C will meet at 6 45 PM at City Lake for an important session announced by President Kim Steele. The Carolinas A A U swimming meet with a full event card and junior national events will be held at the High Point municipal pool under Mercury A C and park and juvenile commission sponsorship.
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Mercury Athletic Club
City Lake
Kim Steele
Carolinas
A.A.U
Ae Ge
High Point Municipal Pool
The
Park and Juvenile Commission
Ada Blair Leads City Softball. Paddle Tennis Champs Named
The Ada Blair school tops the city recreational softball standings over Oak Hill as H C McCoy notes. Friday’s paddle tennis champs include Walter Church Ada Blair boys over 14 Ann Noland Clara Cox girls over 14 Leonard DeLappe Clara Cox boys under 14 and Lucille Nooe Clara Cox girls under 14. Clara Cox leads with three firsts in horse shoe and three in paddle tennis out of eight. A badminton tournament is set for next Friday July 20 at the high school field with participants from each school. Attendance at playgrounds rises with growing interest in softball and paddle tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair
City Recreation
Oak Hill
H. C. McCoy
J. J. Ellington
Walter Church
Ann Noland
Clara Cox
Leonard DeLappe
Lucille Nooe
McCoy
Baseball Scores and Postponements Across Leagues
National League results show Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh postponed by rain while Chicago edged Boston 6 to 5. American League games list New York 4 Cleveland 2 and Boston 5 Detroit 1 with Philadelphia 5 St. Louis 3. Chicago at Washington postponed. Additional League play notes Rainouts and upcoming matchups are listed for Carolina and State leagues along with daily note about Detroit at New York and other doubleheaders.
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National League
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Niggeiing
Wolff
Dietrich
Grove
Christopher
Black
Brewer
Mungo
Vandenberg
Wyse
Lombardi
Gregg
Sears
Sewell
Gables
Cooper
Hutchinson
Lee
Wiulks
Burkhardt
Schanz
Karl
Walters
Fox
Pet
CORR
Senee
OPRAH
Danville
Raleigh
Martinsville
Burlington
Leaksville
al Durham
Eweeees
Winston-Salem
Hickory
Landis
Lexington
Statesville
Mooresville
Corre
Enemas
Thomasville
Pep talk to go out with war veteran
Tulane University coach Claude Simons predicts postwar players will be hardened by combat and that pep talks will not greatly fire them for games. He urges coaches to focus on planning attacks and exploiting weaknesses, noting veterans may need rehabilitation and maturity to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick New Orleans
Alma Mater
Claude “Little Monk” Simons
Tulane University
Simons
Tulane
Wood And Hendrix Face Final 36 Hole Match Today
Frank Wood and Francis Hendrix contest a 36 hole High Point city golf championship final at Blair Park Club. Al Gerring, club pro, announced the match play event starts at 1 o clock today. The text notes a roebuck as the smallest European deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wood
Francis Hendrix
Blair Park Club
al Gerring
Radio Schedule Adjustments Due to Late Network Corrections
Radio program list shows Eastern War Time adjustments and hour shifts for central times. programs include Leopold Spitalny, John Kennedy, Ed Murrow, Bennett Concert, Richard Tucker, World in Parade, One Man's Family, Army Half Hour, NBC Symphony, The Bandwagon, Frances Langford, Tommy Dorsey, Gabriel Heatter, Phil Spitalny, and others with network changes noted as too late to update. Scheduling spans 12:30 PM to 11:00 PM with multiple network and station credits across CBS ABC NBC and related programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Leopold Spitalny
Abe Trans-Atlantic Call
Cbs Friendship Ranch
Abe Lutheran
Abe
Church of the Air
Cbs
John B. Kennedy
Abe Leo Cherne
America United
Abe South
Sing
Chicago
Abe Lyman Bryson
Sammy Kaye
Abc
Ed Murrow
Bennett
Paul Lavalle
Washington
U.S.A
Richard Tucker
Abc News of World
Olin Downes
Abe Bi Cunningham
Max Hill
Air Force
Curt Massey
Carol Bruce
NBC Symphony
Dr. Black
Family Time
Mileen Farrell
Cba
Mary Small
Father Brown
Charlotte Greenwood
Abe Nick Carter
Bill Shirer
Lhe Catholic Radio Service
Tbe
Conrad Nagel
Paul Whiteman
Abbotts
Niles and Prindle
Cedric Foster
Waynee
Men of Vision
Drew Pearson
Hugh Herbert
Cbs Quiz Kids
Joe Kelly
Abe Ken Carson
Los Angeles
Raymond Moley
Tommy Dorsey & Company
Cbs the Fighting Raf
Gabriel Heatter
Mbs
Cbs Horizons
Walter Winchell
Hollywood
Abe James Melton
Goodman Orch
Perky S
People
Nbo
Negro All Stars To Play In Greensboro
The sixth annual all star Negro baseball game is set for Sunday August 5 at Greensboro Memorial Stadium. North Carolina and South Carolina all stars meet the United States Marines at 3 30 pm with a parade and band leading pre game activities. The Marines have appeared 20 times previously and won one of those games.
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Greensboro Memorial Stadium
North Carolina
South Carolina
United States Marines
Memorial Stadium
Plane Crash Victim Identified Near Groton Naval Air Facility
The victim is Lieut (jg) F. N. Johnson of New Orleans. He died when his plane plunged into five feet of water near Stonington Connecticut. Johnson's next of kin is Benjamin C. Johnson of New Creek. The crash occurred at Groton Naval Air Facility and the cause remains undetermined.
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Boston
Stonington
Conn
F. N. Johnson
New Orleans
Benjamin C. Johnson
Duels Street
New Cree
Groton
Wavell Plan Fails To Gain Full Indian Backing
Viceroy Lord Wavell adjourned the Indian conferees without agreement on a representative government. He said he will not press another plan soon as stability hinges on a strong postwar administration. Azad and Jinnah blamed British policy and the League for the failure, with Jinnah calling the proposals a snare to curb the League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Purdue
Simla
India
Lord Wavell
Wavell
Maulana Abud Kalan Azad
Congress Party
Moslem League
Mahomed Ali Jinnah
League
Jinnah
Azad
Wake Forest to meet Army on October 6 1945 card
Wake Forest announces a 1945 football schedule with five Southern Conference games and a notable test against Army at West Point on October 6. The slate includes Tennessee, Duke, North Carolina State, North Carolina, South Carolina, Clemson, and two open dates in October and November.
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Wake Forest
Wake Forest Deacons
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Tennessee
Knoxville
Army
Duke
North Carolina State
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
South Carolina
Charlotte
Clemson
1942 Cars To Be Removed From Rationing
Washington July 14 1942 all remaining new 1942 passenger automobiles will be removed from rationing to clear the way for new models The OPA plans to eliminate rationing restrictions in effect for these cars in a few days Similar steps are being drawn up for new models as production starts Dealers fear sales or price declines if 1942 cars stay on rationing as 1942 ceilings and storage charges enter the picture Eligibility rules will be broadened as output increases
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Washington
OPA
Soldier Receives Meritorious Unit Plaque in Europe
Pvt William L Hornady of 218 Centennial Avenue High Point North Carolina is honored as member of the 102nd Division Quartermaster for meritorious service during the battle of Germany. He earns an embroidered gold wreath for duty and discipline.
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102Nd Inf
Europe
William L. Hornady
Centennial Avenue
High Point
N. C
102Nd Division Quartermaster
Germany
Hornady
Robert E Lee starved for journalism schools
Robert E Lee advocated journalism education placing classes in the Washington College curriculum where he served as president.
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Robert E. Lee
Washington College
Rain Spoils Birthday Celebration For Hap Chandler
Rain washed out the Washington Chicago game spoiling Senator A B Happy Chandler's 47th birthday and his first day as baseball commissioner. He planned to attend with his son Ab Jr Ben but the postponement left him catching up on other business.
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Washington
A. B
Chandler
Sioner. Chandler
Ab. Jr
Ben
Troops Count In War of 1812 Reaches 528 Thousand
The record notes that 528,274 American soldiers served in the War of 1812. This figure reflects the scale of enlistment and military mobilization during the conflict.
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Carolina League
Durham
Winston
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L. Pet
Kiwanis Club
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Junior Chamber of Com
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