Army soldiers barred from 13 High Point establishments
Military police acting with the fourth service command order 13 High Point venues off limits to all army personnel. Officers say entering places may lead to being escorted out and pass suspension. Penalties for civilians and exact consequences remain unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Service Command
High Point
W. G. Friddle
M. P
Friddle
W. Earle Otis
Air Force
Greensboro
Kimberly
Service Command
War Dept
North Carolina
Army
Inbow
Main
Astor Cafe
N. Main Street
W. Washington
Manuel
N. S
N. Main
Mae Welde
Chaney's
S. Hamilton
Speedway
South Main
Leonard's
E. Green
Tony's
S. Wrenn Street
Louis N. DeWitt
High Point College Air Force
DeWitt
Sedgefield
Greensbboro
Bt- 10
Provost Marshall
BTC-10
Greensworo
Congress
Operator Of Tri City Pool Room Is Cited
Police cited J. B. Bortis, operator of the Tri City billiard parlor, for violating a new ordinance forbidding under 18 admission without a parent or guardian. Officers say fair warnings were given and youths were previously ushered out. Bortis faces possible suspension of his license to operate a pool room or billiard parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-City Pool Room
J. B. Bortis
Tri-City
Bortis
Hipee Club Forms Venereal Disease Education Committees
The Hipee club of High Point formed committees for a venereal disease education program run with the U S public health office. Harry Bell chairs the program. Jack Dunn lectures and handles motion pictures. James Blackwell edits the newspaper. Clyde Williams directs radio. Roy Williams handles survey and evaluation. Guy Kinney and Louis Huff manage posters. A B Bailey and Francis White supervise pamphlet distribution. About 12 lectures are set for local civic clubs. materials will be broadcast and distributed in local plants. Office set at 208 Professional Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipee Club
High Point
U.S. Public Health Office
Harry Bell
Jack Dunn
James Blackwell
Clyde Williams
Roy Williams
Guy Kinney
Louis Huff
A. B. Bailey
Francis White
Venereal Disease Education Institute
Axis Commanders May Strain Allied Sicily Air War
Allied headquarters in North Africa said friction between Field Marshals Von Richthofen and Kesselring could disrupt Axis defense plans. Richthofen, assigned to the Mediterranean, is described as tough and reckless, with past exploits including the Condor Legion in Spain and the Sevastopol air campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
North Africa
von Richthofen
Sicily
Albert Kesselring
Mediterranean
Richthofes
Kesselring
Sardinia
Greece
Crete
Richthofen
Hitler
Condor Legion
Francisco Franco
Sevastopol
Off Limits Establishments for Cadets Prompt Sanitary Rationale
Officers said operators should inform soldiers that locations are off limits rather than selling to them. Lt DeWitt noted high point college cadets had a list of off limit eateries, closed for sanitary reasons, with BTC 10 unit giving no further justification for 13 establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
BTC-10
High Point College
Kiska Raided Four Times On Thursday
Navy reports four separate air strikes on Kiska Island on Thursday. Army Liberator heavy bombers Mitchell B 25 medium bombers and P 38 fighters attacked Japanese positions near Kiska harbor. Several fires were seen near antiaircraft batteries as surface bombardment also took place at Gertrude Cove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Kiska Island
Gertrude Cove
Kiska Harbor
Aleutians
Aleutians Command
North Pacific
Army Liberator
Kiska
Knox
Two Trainmen Killed In Freight Train Collision
Morristown Tennessee July 17 A head on collision between two Southern Railway freight trains near White Pine left two enginemen dead two more imprisoned in wreckage and two others injured One engine overturned the other partially demolished Initial reports said one imprisoned fireman alive the other buried under a coal car Names not known immediately
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Tenn
Southern Railway
White Pine
Change of Hostesses at Moe Service Centers
Ruth Millett reports 300 hostesses at Chicago service centers were dismissed to replace them with 300 from a Waiting list of 10 000. Protest meetings were held by dismissed workers who argue for better handling of men and suggest a rotating system where hostesses serve six months then retire for newcomers, labeling dances as missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ruth Millett
J T Reece Dies By Own Action In Trinity
Thomasville July 17 Special John Thomas Reece 49 a Trinity farmer died at his home from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Randolph County coroner Carl Loflin ruled no inquest were necessary and death was by own action. He was born March 21 1894 in Surry County and survived by his wife Mallie Jane two daughters three sons a sister and two grandchildren. Funeral from Salem Church in Surry Monday at four with body at J C Green and Sons Funeral Home until 11 Sunday then will be returned to residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
John Thomas Reece
Trinity
Route One
Carl Loflin
Randolph County
Reece
Mr. Reece
Surry County
Alphonso
Josephine Davis Reece
Mallie Jane Wood
George Lamb
High Point
Josephine
Fay Reece
Gratce A. Reece
Fred F. Reece
United States Army
Camp Forest
Tennessee
Bauzie D. Reece
Sallie Martz
Montgomery
Alabama
Glenola
His Excellency Looks For Third Victory
In Cleveland in July 1744 a $2,760 Goldsmith Maid stake leads a five race card at North Randall Park. His excellency world champion trotter of 1942 seeks a third Randall victory while Mighty Margaret and Phonograph Rose vie for other stakes and favoritism in the trot events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
North Randall Park
Mighty Margaret
Phonograph
Volo Song
Paige Day at Wrigley Field Honors Negro Pitcher Satchel Paige
Satchel Paige will be honored in a Paige Day double header at Wrigley Field. He will pitch for the Memphis Red Sox against the New York Cubs in one game and the Cincinnati Iowns meet the Birmingham Black Barons in another Negro American League encounter. The event marks Paige's 20th anniversary of big time pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Satchel Paige
Paige
Wrigley Field
Memphis Red Sox
New York Cubans
Cincinnati Iowns
Birmingham Black Barons
Hidden Social Pressures Theme in Youth Culture
A fragmented excerpt discusses popular hostesses and the allure of vacations as a temporary lure. It warns that such attention should not be seen as a steady lifestyle for young women and stresses the temporary nature of fame and vacation perks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ular
Annual N C Press Meet Hears British Minister Speak
Sir Gerald Campbell, British minister and aide to the ambassador in Washington, told the North Carolina Press Association that Allies face tougher days before celebrating in Berlin and Tokyo. He cited Germany’s 15 to 20 percent production drop since 1942 due to air raids and other factors. The meeting also elected executive committee members for the North Carolina Advertising Service and re-elected leaders of Associated Dailies of North Carolina and related posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Gerald Campbell
Washington
North Carolina Press Association
Berlin
Tokyo
Germany
North Carolina Advertising Service
John Harris
Stanly News and Press
Albemarle
al Resch
Chatham News
Siler City
W. E. Horner
Sanford Press
Harvey Laffoon
Elkin Tribune
A. M. Crichter
Oxford Ledger
Frank Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Associated Dailies
North Carolina
W. Randall Harris, Jr
Asheville
Moseley Urges Definite Program For Lawyers
Greensboro lawyer Robert Moseley urged the North Carolina Bar Association to adopt a definite legislative program in advance of each session. He said the two state bar groups exerted little influence during the last general assembly. The association’s convention ends today after Gov. J. M. Broughton addresses a joint session with the North Carolina Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Bar Association
Robert Moseley
Greensboro
The
North Carolina State Bar, Inc
General Assembly
J. M. Broughton
North Carolina Press Association
Mayor Pope Calls Labor Meeting In Thomasville
Thomasville Mayor R L Pope has called a meeting of local citizens for July 20 at eight in the city court room to discuss labor conditions, loafing and absenteeism. He hopes committees will be formed to plan to reduce lost time and boost productive effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
R. L. Pope
Pope
Hoover Praises FBI Role in Keeping Home Front Secure
In a speech to the FBI National Police Academy class, Edgar Hoover asserts no foreign directed sabotage has hindered wartime efforts. He credits joint federal state and local efforts for foiling espionage, while William M. Jeffers urges continued improvement in police leadership and calls out political influence in hiring in some communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
FBI National Police Academy
Hoover
William M. Jeffers
Red
Funeral Rites For Daniel L Wright Held At Central Friends
Funeral services for Daniel L Wright of 801 Arch Street who died Wednesday night were conducted at Central Friends Church at 3 p.m. with Rev. Cecil Haworth and Rev. L Brown officiating. Active pallbearers were W T Powell D E Headen F E A Hatcher H S Ingram Jack Dunn and Banner Davis. Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery family plot with honorary pallbearers from the Friends Church Brotherhood class and local doctors. Also funeral services for Mrs Nancy Corn Glidewell wife of M W Glidewell were held at the Dee River home by Rev S Atkinson. Pallbearers were Roy Phillips D C Phillips John Byley Otto Johnson Floyd Chesson and Udell Corn. Interment followed at Floral Garden Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel L Wright
Arch Street
Central Friends Church
Cecil Haworth
L. Brown
Calvary Methodist Church
W. T. Powell
D. E. Headen
FE. A. Hatcher
H. S. Ingram
Jack Dunn
Banner Davis
Nancy Corn Glidewell
M. W. Glidewell
Dee River
Brother of Lenin’s Brother Dmitry Ulianov Dies in Moscow
The Communist Party central committee announced Dmitry Ulianov died near Moscow after a long illness. He was Lenin’s youngest brother about 70 and will lie in state at Lenin’s tomb before cremation. Ulianov was praised for sacrificing his life to the cause of Lenin and Stalin. A power alcohol distillery plant opened in Melbourne Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Central Committee
The
Communist Party
Dmitry Ulianouv
Nikolai Lenin
Lenin
Ulianov
Gorki
Stalin
Venereal Clinic Nonattendance Leads to Detention
Police hold Ruth Young, 20, of 408 East High Street without bond for failing to attend a venereal disease clinic and violating health laws. Raymond Bolds, 24, of 124 West Davis Street, out on 450 dollars bond on three counts of drunk and disorderly conduct resisting arrest and improper exposure. Car Ray Carter, of 321 Ennis Street, remains jailed under 500 dollars bond for driving a car intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Young
East High Street
Raymond Bolds
West Davis Street
Ray Carter
Ennis Street
Council Fails To Agree On Wood Successor In Session
High Point city council failed to choose a successor for Councilman Argie Wood in a special session. The body tabled the matter to a 7:30 Tuesday meeting with four Republicans and four Democrats, amid political debate and private caucuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
High Point
Argie Wood
J. J. Corrigan
John Kalte
J. A. Sloop
J. G. Groome
Council
Arnold J. Koonce
Kalte
Sloop
W. L. Hunt
W. R. Grant
Hunt
Grant
Sechrest
Groome
Robert Sechrest
John Clinard
C. A. Lewis
Lovelace Rules Snider Resignation Unwithdrawable
Civil Service Secretary James B. Lovelace told city council that Snider’s resignation is complete when filed and that reinstatement requires reentry on the eligible list. He noted Snider cannot return as top sergeant and would have to start from the bottom. Mayor Koonce said council lacks authority. matters fall to civil service and police departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
James B. Lovelace
Fred Snider
Snider
Koonce
Civil Service and Police Department
T W Hughes Dies After Short Illness In Tville
Thomas Wood Hughes 43 of 403 Polk Street Thomasville died at home after a short illness He is survived by his parents wife Lilly Warner three daughters Dororthy Delphine and Jancey Ree a son T J Hughes a brother James H Hughes and two sisters Mrs Everett Riley and Mrs Willard Merrill Funeral services set for Sunday at 4 30 p m at Hughes Grove Baptist Church with interment in the church cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
Thomas Wood Hughes
Polk Street
A. L. Hughes
Trinity
Lilly Warner
Dorothy
Delphine
Jancey Ree
T. J. Hughes
James H. Hughes
High Point
Everett Riley
Willard Merrill
Hughes Grove Baptist Church
Hopewell City Manager Candidate Interviewed by Council
Hopewell city manager W. Guy Ancell, a candidate for High Point, was interviewed by the city council in a special meeting. Earl Phillips introduced Ancell, and the committee planned to interview another candidate, H. A. Waldron of Springfield, Ohio, tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Council City Council
W. Guy Ancell
High Point
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Pisgah Baptist Church
Antichrist
Heaven
Bible Lyceum
Cologne
J.T. Reece
Self
N.C
Moseley
Labor
Wright
Mrs
Nancy Glidewell
Melbourne
Australia
S. Main ST
Lovelace
T. W. Hughes
T’ville
St. Joseph
Evon Studios
Washington & Main
City Fuel CO
Park &T
Nat Walker
Walgreen
Pereseal Products
Tex
Parker - Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
Dette Finance
South Main and Taylor Sts
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