Search Abandoned For Lt Gayle Body In California Lake
The body of First Lieutenant Miles Gayle, missing since his plane plunged into Clear Lake near Oakland on July 7, remains unfound as Army Air Corps officials inform his wife and parents. The plane has been located but no remains were recovered, and a memorial service is set for Sunday at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Gayle
Clear Lake
Oakland
Calif
U.S. Army Air Corps
Marion Louis Gayle
West Point
Ate
Gayle
Club Drive
Chester E. Trout
329Th
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Hoover Street Duplex Blaze Quelled After Hour-Long Battle
Firemen fought a duplex fire at 1225 Hoover Street for about an hour with damage confined mainly to two rooms on one side. The tenement owned by H. M. Armentrout housed Sam Nikolson and Clarence Williams. Sparks from an open flue ignited clothing below the chimney. The fire started on the Williams side and the structure can be rebuilt. An earlier alarm at Carolina Spring Corp on West Point Street burned a hole in the floor but was extinguished in 25 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Ingram
Hoover Street
H. M. Armentrout
Sam Nikolson
Clarence Williams
Ingram
Williams
Carolina Spring Corp
West Point Street
Building Permits Issued by Fire Chief Ingram
Fire Chief E. K. Ingram issued multiple permits over two days for home repairs and painting. Notable entries include C. A. Lewis at 121 Taylor reroofing. Dr. D. A. Stanton painting four rooms at 210 E. Green. H. I. Coffield painting a dwelling at 301 Lindsay. Frank Armfield painting at 109 Brantley. Nancy Myers woodshed at 1385 Gordy. Flanders Peterson reroofing 111 Adler. E. L. Bowman reroofing 643 Wesley. Albert Evans porch at 803 Wade. Elder McDonald painting at 404 Taylor. and E. Caudle painting at 705 Sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Ingram
C. A. Lewis
Taylor
D. A. Stanton
E. Green
H. 1
Coffield
Lindsay
Frank Armfield
Brantley
Nancy Myers
Gordy
Flanders Peterson
Adler
Trial of Honbarrier continues with duel insanity vs. guilt claim
The third day of the trial examined whether Honbarrier was mentally deranged when he shot Turner. Defense and state presented compelling arguments with doctors testifying that derangement could follow blows and that lucid intervals may occur. A key witness, Shields, recounted Honbarrier’s jail statements about the fight, the pursuit of Turner, and the three shots fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. York
J. L. Koonce
T. J. Gold, Sr
Hanbarker
Turner
J. Lee Wilson
John Bower
Frank Spruill
Honbarrier
George Joiner
Asheboro Hospital
Wesley Taylor
Greensboro
Walkup McCain
Barrier
McCain
Shields
Frank Shields
Plains
Honbarner
Honbarker
Vast Illinois Mounds Built as Earthen Tombs
Early Indians in Illinois left more than 10,000 mounds, large earthen tombs for the dead and sites for ceremonial use. The mounds reflect extensive ancient burial and ritual practices across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Ingram Seeks Prosecution of Fanbrough Over Fire Incidents
City official Ingram urges Prosecuting Attorney Thomas Sprinkle to charge Joe Fanbrough under statute 4245a for willful burning. Fanbrough faces court Monday July 6 for damages at the Sheraton hotel from a mattress fire caused by a lit cigarette, marking a fourth such incident with about $100 in damages each time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Ingram
Joe Fanbrough
Thomas Sprinkle
Ingram
Fanbrough
Sprinkle
Sheraton
Saunders Rites Held for Effie Mabra Saunders
Mrs Effie Mabra Saunders dies after long illness at 742 Fairview Street Born 1880 in Hooverhill North Carolina she lived in High Point Carthage and Glenola before settling here in 1930 Surviving family includes son B N Mabra and grandson Robert Herschel Mabra Funeral set for Sunday at 3 p m at St Mark Methodist with Rev W S McLeod officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Mabra Saunders
Fairview Street
Hooverhill
N. C
Randolph County
High Point
Carthage
Indiana
Edward R. Mabra
J. T. Saunders
Glenola
N.C
Carrie Heathcock
Delaware
Ohio
B. N. Mabra
Talladega College Practice High School
W. S. McLeod
St. Mark Methodist Church
Canupp Transferred to Army Post at University of Illinois
Private Archie B. Canupp, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Canupp of 408 Coltrane Street, has been transferred to Company 6, Bris 24 Army, A.S.T.P., University of Illinois, Champaign, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie B. Canupp
A. L. Canupp
Coltrane Street
Co. 6
Bris 24 Armory
A.S.T.P
University of Illinois, Champaign
Ilinois
Private Herb Ingram Transferred to Camp Rucker Battery C
Private Herb Ingram moved from Camp Edwards Massachusetts to Camp Rucker Alabama where he serves with Battery C of the AAA AWDN unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Ingram
Camp Edwards
Mass
AAA. A.W.D
Venereal Diseases Discussed Before Rotary Members
C S Buchanan outlined a venereal disease education program to Rotary club members. He showed educational films and urged prompt treatment by reputable physicians to control infections as the Institute distributes materials under the U S Public Health Service and North Carolina State Board of Health setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Public Health Service
North Carolina
Lectures On Venereal Disease At Housing Units
C 8 Buchanan of the state venereal disease education institute will lecture at 8 o clock tomorrow night in the Clara Cox homes community hall. H T I F Nanton will speak at the Daniel Brooks hall Tuesday night. The VDEI has posted over 350 notices in local plants and Hipic club members plan to distribute 15000 to 20000 pamphlets on venereal disease to workers in factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. Buchanan
State Venereal Disease Education Institute
Clara Cox
H. TI. F. Nanton
Daniel Brooks
VDEI
High Point
Hipic Club
Hipic
Sheriff Jones' Successor To Be Named Within Week
Sheriff John C. Story said he expects to appoint a successor to J. F. Jones within the coming week. The former sheriff left to take the secretaryship of the rationing board and the fill may be from within the High Point sheriff department. Deputies listed include Ray Nance Herman L Burrows W L Wheeless and C S Murphy. Jones took a wartime leave of absence. CURFEW LAW REIDSVILLE July 22 A curfew for under 16 nightly after 10 pm was adopted by the city council and will send violators to juvenile court for correction. Aircraft officials note that suitably trained drivers can learn to pilot light planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Story
J. F. Jones
Jones
High Point Sheriff Department
Story
Ray Nance
Herman L. Burrows
W. L. Wheeless
C. S. Murphy
Reidsville
Juvenile Court For
Warm, scattered storms forecast for Carolinas today
North Carolina remains broadly warm with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and early tonight. South Carolina also stays warm with a few scattered afternoon thunderstorms in the mountains tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
South Carolina
Air raid shelter shortage cited by civilian defense chief
Washington July 22 James F Landis director of civilian defense warned that crowds mill on street corners during air raid tests and urged more shelter areas. He said preparations are marred by lack of shelters and many small shelters are poorly marked locked or unusable during tests. He stressed delays in finding public shelters could increase casualties in a real attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James F. Landis
Civilian Defense
Landis
Mrs Ida Smith Dies At Daughters Home
Ida J. Smith aged 77 died at the home of her daughter Mrs Hampton Smith route two after months of illness. She is the widow of Henry Smith who died thirteen years ago. Survivors include one daughter and two Winston Salem stepdaughters plus two stepsons. A morning service at 10 at the daughter’s home followed by a 11 service at Old Vernon Trinity Baptist church and interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida J. Smith
Hampton Smith
Route Two
Henry Smith
Fred Craver
Nancy Nifong
Winston-Salem
George
Dave
Old Vernon Trinity Baptist Church
WPB Warns of Slack in 1943 War Production
Washington July 22 WPB officials warned that unless U S war production accelerates in six months the 1943 goals may not be met June output rose slightly from May but remains well short of required rate Aircraft gains were under 50 planes reflecting model mix and fewer planes produced by dollar value munitions output also lagged the prior month Officials cited a psychological letdown amid recent military successes and fear of government contract cuts as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
WPB
May
Forty Colleges Added Army Training Program
The War Department announced 40 colleges and universities will join the army specialized training program bringing total participants to 190. Contracts are under negotiation with 14 more schools to expand ASTP. new courses will begin next month at North Carolina State College Raleigh and the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
War Department
Department
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and
Raleigh
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Railroad Bought Wilmington Firm Buys Assets at Auction
Subject to court confirmation the Wilmington Brunswick and Southern railroad assets were sold in an auction to the Machine Tool and Equipment Company of New York for 48500 dollars. The bus line franchises and motor freight line also sold to the same buyer for 20000 dollars. Real estate at Southport and Bolivia went to Dr. L C Fergus and Mr. Orrell for 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Wilmington, Brunswick and Southern Railroad
Machine Tool and Equipment Company of
New Yo
Southport
Bolivia
L. C. Fergus
Orrell ofWilmington
Final Rites Held For Mrs. Carl Rudisell
Funeral services for Mrs. Carl Rudisell of 8 Morrison Avenue Thomasville were held at Oak Baptist church with Rev. W K McGee and Rev J A Cox officiating. Pallbearers included Roscoe Yates Charles Cline Bynum Wright Everett Swing Earl Harvey and Richard Jarrett. Music by the church choir and Oak Hill Baptist church quartet. Interment was in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Carl Rudisell
Morrison Avenue
Winston-Salem Hospital
Oak Baptist Church
W. K. McGee
First Baptist Church
J. A. Cox
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Roscoe Yates
Charles Cline
Bynum Wright
Everett Swing
Earl Harvey
Richard Jarrett
Oak Hill Ayay
Jap Officer Declares War Situation Dark in Southwest Pacific
A Tokyo radio address quoted by the Office of War Information says the war in the southwest Pacific is becoming increasingly dark due to fierce air battles. The unidentified officer notes Japan's past victories but says Allied forces repeatedly counter and that a decisive battle must now be fought to determine the victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tokyo
Southwest Pacific
Office of War Information
Japan
OWT
Fires Started by Smoking Equipment Over Ten Years
Over the past decade estimates indicate 1 238 275 fires were started by careless use of matches cigars and other smoking devices. The figure reflects widespread fire risk tied to smoking materials and cautions for prevention measures.
Solon Demands 10 Percent Cut in Capitol Civilian Army
Senator Tydings calls for a 10 percent reduction in the U S government civilian workforce of about 3 029 000. He cites a May rise of 23 000 and urges Congress to scrutinize agencies to trim payrolls without harming the war effort. He notes gains in war navy and agriculture departments and seeks further cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tydings
D-Md
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Navy
Agriculture Departments
Price On Newsprint Raised September 1
A U S Canada price increase raises the ceiling on standard newsprint by four dollars per ton starting September 1 with similar moves for other grades. The action by the Office of Price Administration and the Canadian price board follows talks in Washington and Montreal with publishers and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Canadian Price Board
Montreal
Italians Prepared For Allied Landing
The Italian Fifth Army heads in Rome warn of a state of emergency if Allied landing occurs in the Italian mainland zone. Notices say bells signal invasion and citizens must stay inside or in air raid shelters day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Fifth Army Command
Rome
Dispatch
Costantino Topples Wright In Cleveland Bout
New York featherweight Lulu Costantino earned a unanimous 10 round decision over veteran Chalky Wright in Cleveland. Wright, 31, has fought over 300 times and has beaten Costantino twice, but the 21-year-old saw the victory as a path to another shot at lightweight contender Bob Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chalky Wright
New York
Lulu Costantino
Wright
Costantino
Lulu
Bob Montgomery
Government lumber purchases push toward 40 million feet
LUMBER BUYERS GREENSBORO July 22 Government agents of the central procurement agency chief of engineers officer construction department of the war department continued their purchases of lumber at an auction here attended by dealers from North and South Carolina. Through yesterday afternoon approximately 30,000,000 feet of yellow pine had been contracted for and the government agents expected to purchase a total of approximately 40,000,000 feet of yellow pine and hardwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Central Procurement Agency
Construction Department of the
War Department
North
South Carolina
Workers vote Durham for CIO textile union bargaining agent
Workers at Plant No 6 of Durham Hosiery Mills voted 238 to 83 for the CIO Textile Workers Union of America as their bargaining agent. D Lisk, representative of CIO, reported the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
H. D Lisk
CIO
Textile Department
Durham Hosiery Mills
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
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Louise Surratt
William Penn
Southside
Eastside
St Mark Methodist Church
Sallie Fox
New Haven, Conn
Katie Hinson
Taylor Street
Drake
Gardner - Webb
Phillip Elliott
Western North Carolina Teachers College
Cullowhee
Gardner - Webb College
Boiling Springs
Elliott
Women IN Service
Rotary
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Official Weather Bureau
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Daughters
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Countess de Marigny
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