Service Members Return and Deployments Highlight Local News
Local list details Sgt Andrew Reynolds and Cpl Fred Reynolds returning from overseas and furloughs. Richard Hassell heads to California base after Great Lakes training. Cpl Ralph Emory stationed in France. Alvin Howard visits High Point after South Pacific service. Pvt Robert Trivette back at Fort Jackson awaiting orders. Also mentions Willie James in England and Navy updates for William Fowler and Thomas Burgess overseas.
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Andrew Reynolds
R. C. Reynolds
Rt. 2
New Orleans Air Base
Cpl
Fred M. Reynolds
Thomasville Air Base
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Fla
Middie
Richard Hassell
California
Charity Hassell
Archdale
High Point
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ralph Henry Emory
H. K. Emory
Trinity
France
Infantry Message Center
Gee
Camp Croft
8. C
Alvin D. Howard
M. M. Howard
Albert Street
South Pacific
Bainbridge
Howard
High Point High School
San Francisco
Right
Robert J. Trivette
Rt. 8
Fort Jackson
STU
Welch Furniture Company
Steam power may return to autos says postwar aims
Washington report notes engineers study steam fueled vehicles for cars trucks buses and tractors using automatic fueling devices and stainless metals. Advocates tout simple engine no gearshift steady power adaptable fuels from alcohol to coke and mass production potential amid pilot steam buses and prime movers.
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Washington
Germany Faces Doom As Allied Bombers Close In
Wartime column argues Germany faces defeat within the near future as Allied air power ranges over Europe. It cites routes from England to Berlin, notes bombers reach France Italy and Russia, and predicts invasion pressure will tighten around Berlin with Rommel’s forces restructured to resist on the French front.
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Radio Schedule Highlights Sunday July 16
Listing of radio programs across Eastern War Time with network corrections. The lineup spans music, drama, news, and sermons from 12:30 p.m. to 2 a.m., featuring The Josephine Houston Soprano Solo, Andy Russell, U of Chicago Roundtable, Sammy Kaye Serenade, NBC Symphony, CBS Sunday Theater, The Bandwagon Orchestra, Gabriel Heatter, Conrad Nagel Drama, and Freddie Martin Orchestra among others.
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I Lavable
Nhe
Josephine Houston
Biu
Mbs
Andy Russell
Nashville
Nashville—mbs 1:00-- Jollee
Dairy Farmer
Cbs
John B. Kennedy
Stanley Dixon
Josef Marais
Ginia Tho
U. of Chicago
Ea Murrow
Sammy Kaye
Cbs 2
Dhe
Jim
U.S.A
John Chas
Thomas
Nbe
News of the World
Dbhs
Dr. Fosdick
Philharmonic Symphony
Dbs
Fort Dix
Tom Slater
The
Army
the Shades of Blue
Maupin
al Pearce
Gang
Newap
Bulldog Drummond
Hill Shirer
Catholic Radio Service
CBS Sunday Theater
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Conrad Nagel
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James Melton
Jimmie Fidler
Ene Lane
Phil Bs Boghee
Cedric Poster
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Orch
Soviets Agree To Security Agency Plan
Washington reports that Russia has accepted in principle an exploratory conference on a world security agency with the United States Britain and China may join while the form and timing remain undecided. Officials hope for a four power meeting though Russia may insist on separate talks with China due to Japan. The delay preserves momentum from thorough Russian preparations and a White House concept based on a UN council and court. In 1943 broom straw shortages affected U.S. crops.
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Washington
Russia
World Security Agency
Britain
China
Hull
United States
Japan
Moscow
White House
United Nations’ Council
Assembly
Court of International Justice
Federal Jury Frees Three Fayetteville Men in Conspiracy Case
A federal jury in Fayetteville acquitted E. W. Grannis Karl Sloan and W. R. Jones on charges of conspiring to defraud the federal government over Camp Davis construction in 1940 and 1941. After five hours of deliberation the verdict was not guilty. Judge J. M. Meekins presided at the eastern district court term opened in Fayetteville.
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Fayetteville
Camp Davis
E. W. Grannis
Karl Sloan
W. R. Jones
J. M. Meekins
Elizabeth City
Eastern District Court
Textile workers win overtime pay ruling for Southern mills
The fourth regional war labor board ordered time and a half overtime beyond eight hours and on seventh consecutive day for about 5,000 workers at nine textile plants in Alabama and North Carolina. The decision covers 11 named mills including Hanes, Wade, Jewell, Chadwick, Entwistle, and Lincoln, with the national board to rule on industry-wide scope.
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Atlanta
Fourth
Regional War Labor Board
Alabama
North Carolina
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Imately
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Hanes
N.C
Women urged to widen political role at Hershey conference
Mrs. Sam Jones, wife of Louisiana's former governor, told the 36th annual governor's conference in Hershey that women could avert war by taking a larger role in politics. She said women can size up characters better than men.
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Hershey, Pa
Ins
Sam Jones
Louisiana
Hershey
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