GOP Predicts Republican Victory In 1944 Election
Washington July 19 1944 GOP chairman Harrison Spangler declared the party will be the bride in the 1944 race citing polls of public opinion He claimed northern states will decide the election and that the south is not as solid for Democrats as usual He noted gains of 3 percent among labor 5 percent in rural north and projected potential votes shifts across labor farm and professional blocs
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Curious World Sees GOP Advantage Growing in 1944
Spangler projects GOP gains in balloting totals will yield a landslide in the electoral college, predicting a 1,710,000 edge. He cites 1942 momentum with nine Senate seats, 44 House seats, and five governors as minimum signs of a rising Republican victory path.
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Death of 18 year old pedestrian in bicycle accident
Jewel Bradshaw 18, daughter of William L. Bradshaw of Bridgeport, died in a Valdese hospital after being struck by a car while riding a bicycle along a highway near Morganton. The crash occurred last night three hours before her death.
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OPA food control idea moves toward universal rationing
Washington reports a push by professors and Prentiss Brown to extend government control of the larder. The plan mirrors Britain by buying and selling to favored distributors, risking huge debt. Objections cite foreign protests and risk to taxes, while promoting steadier living costs. A related memo seeks sugar rationing on imports amid war bans. Colonel Truman Smith rises to top due to aerial power’s role in the war, with ties to Berlin and Lindbergh era diplomacy.
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Radio Program Schedule for Monday July 19 1943
Radio lineup lists time slots and program titles across networks CBS NBC and others. Includes news, music, dramas, serials, comments, and variety shows with performers such as The Golden Gate Quartet Fred Waring Jack Armstrong Lone Ranger The Coast Guard Dance Band and Raymond Gram Swing.
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Winning the War by Albert Leman
A look at harvest labor shortages amid August and September peaks. Hoover warned of crops rotting without more hands, but plans to mobilize millions faced resistance from growers and agents. OCD led community councils to mobilize local replacements, sending city workers and older volunteers to farms, aided by school buses and local networks.
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Rites Held At Pleasant Hill For Anderson Boroughs
Funeral services for Anderson Boroughs 79 of 803 English Street High Point died in an Asheboro clinic after four weeks illness were held at Pleasant Hill Primitive Baptist Church near Seagrove. Burial was in the church cemetery. Survivors include five sons George Jackson Springs William Sea Grove Darius and Everett High Point and Ralph Boroughs Greensboro. four daughters Mrs Charlie Russell Asheboro Mrs Lina Maness Alfreds Mrs Frank Ward Star and Mrs Mason Edwards High Point Route Three. 47 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Also listed are Secretary Louis M Howe and Mrs Eleanor.
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Hell On Hill 41 As Yanks Stave Off Axis Tank Push
American infantry on Hill 41 at Niscemi Sicily repels a counterattack by at least 20 German tanks. Capt Edward Wazenski and Capt Bryce Denno lead hold and counter with mortars, a 37 millimeter gun, pistols, and grenades. Soldiers praise parachute troops for support and credit Lt Obie Clements and Sgt Randell Cassell with tank kills.
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State Guard Members Begin Bragg Training
More than 2,000 North Carolina state guard members began a 10 day training at Fort Bragg under Col. William Pritchard. Encampment area filled with guards from across the state as Brig. Gen. James W. Jenkins and Adjutant General Brig. Gen. Van B. Metts arrived to oversee the program.
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Editor Resigns OW For Army Commission
Talbot Patrick editor of the Goldsboro News Argus resigns from War Information to accept a U S army commission as a major in the specialist reserve. He expects active duty soon and overseas duty in military government service after training. He served in France in the last war as a second lieutenant of field artillery. Patrick, past president of the North Carolina Press Association, had planned to attend the NCPA meeting in Winston-Salem but Washington developments prevented travel.
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Radio Schedule Highlights A Busy July Day
A crowded July timetable lists morning through evening broadcasts including The Victory Reporter Luncheon Dance Melodies and NBC Salon Orchestra. Notable segments feature The Guiding Light, Ma Perkins, Dancing and News hourly updates with programs like The Kase Reporter and Spartan News.
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