State May Get NYA Equipment for Vocational Education
Raleigh reports Governor Broughton announced after a conference with Dr. Clyde A. Erwin and Tom Brown that the state will receive a large amount of National Youth Administration equipment for its vocational education program. The equipment, from NYA liquidation, is expected to be sent to North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
National Youth Administration
Broughton
Clyde A. Erwin
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Tom Brown
NVA
Home Service Merchant Seeks Patience Amid Shortages
A historical note from a home service business asks customers to be patient due to labor shortages and increased workload from rationing. It promises to restore prompt, courteous service after victory is achieved.
Army Made Minute Plans That Went Off Without Hitch
The United Nations beat the Axis to the punch by announcing the Rome bombing within minutes of the blast. Eisenhower era planning enabled a coordinated, rapid broadcast from Algiers to Washington and New York, with simultaneous transmissions to Europe. The aim was to monopolize the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. Green
Washington
United Nations
Axis
Rome
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Algiers
U. S. Army
Pentagon
Office of War Information
OWI
New York
France
North Africa
Central Europe
Italy
Radio Schedule Fragments and WW II Broadcasts
A compiled listing of radio programs for July 22 with multiple networks and varying segments. The section also details wartime propaganda handling by OWI and a vivid anecdote about Harrison and Orville Barker bee stings during a squirrel hunt in Missouri.
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Mexico
Harrison
Orville Barker
Barkers
Orville
THURSDAY July 22 1945 WSJS Radio Schedule
Television style radio listing shows THURSDAY schedule for WSJS with programs such as The Kase Reporter Lampheon Dance News of the World Wings of Music and The Open Door Helpmate Also includes sports and variety segments plus Tomorrow Morning lineup and entertainers like Gary Moore Jack Haler and Joan Davis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Armstrong
Chicago
Cbs
Chick Carter
Farret Sevial
Archie Andrews
Cbs Sevial
Imthe
Shrednik
Nbe
Henry Taylor
bin Wainey Howe
Ecbs
Ga Coelho
Organ
Mls
Indiana
Dack Armstrong
Blu-West
B. Kennedy
Golden Gate
Dhs
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomason
Blu-Basic World News
Fred Waring
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Commment
Harry James & His
bin Masy
Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Cls
Dixie Art
Hale
Wfbr
Kaltenborn
West
Mr. Keen
Dixie
Arthur Hale
Ariene Francis
Mary Astor
Che Gabriel Meakter
Joan Davis
Nbec
Deo Cadeen
dhs-Diste Harmony Hall
Marry Wismer
Garry Moore
WSJS
Marth
Madhenw
Dick i
Kaxe
Ruppertine Muse
Soldiers of the
Wings of
Svancers
Voice of the Underground
Jack Haler
Gary Moore
Jimmy Durante
Kase
Medmont
Esso
Boandup
Robert S Jenn
Lacle Sam
Bettytown
OWI Still Is To Pass On All Speeches
Washington dispatch says the Office of War Information remains responsible for pre approving speeches by cabinet members and federal officials. The new Office of War Mobilization does not relieve OWI. only truly controversial speeches move to the new agency for possible presidential review.
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Owi
Washington
White House
Office of War Information
OWT
Office of War Mobilization
OWM
James F Byrnes
Stephen
New York
Ickes
Roosevelt
Early
OMW
OWL
Eighteen Months Sentence Given in Thomasville
Irvin Holt, a Negro, received 18 months total on charges of disorderly conduct and two counts of assault with a deadly weapon by Judge Carl Wilson. Henry Charles, also a Negro, got a suspended six month sentence for non support of two illegitimate children, with costs and weekly $5 payments required. Frank Hill was ordered to pay court costs for driving without a license. Several others from Greenville, High Point, Mebane, Denton, and Hickory were taxed one third of court costs for speeding.
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Thomasville
Irvin Holt
Carl Wilson
Thomasville Court
Henry Charles
Frank Hill
John G. Brown
C. F E. Richester
Claude O. Morgan
Greenville
S. C
Moses D. Ingram
Henry T. Vincannon
High Point
William C. Hall
Mebane
Dwight BE. Warner
Denton
Howell C. Fox
Hickory
Three Tar Heels Missing In War
The War department released 147 U. S. soldiers unaccounted for across multiple theaters. Among the missing in Europe is Sgt. Lewis Frisbee of Durham and Staff Sgt. David Hardin, with ties to Mrs. Marion Frisbee and Mrs. L. R. Hardin. Also listed is First Lt. James Kendall of North Carolina, son of Robert A. Kendall, and Norwood connections noted.
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Washington
War Department
U. S
North Carolina
Frisbee
Lewis E
Marion Frisbee
Joe Hardin
David J
L. R. Hardin
Perry St
Durham
Middle East
Kendall
James B
Robert A. Kendall
Norwood
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NYA
Great Falls
Mont
Kellogg's
Oraganad
J. F. G. Special
Libby
van Camp
Fort Howard
Swift's
Weiners
Creamery
Neese
Mason
Lipton’s Tea
Staley
Robert FE. Sherwood
Berlin
Vatican City
Chungking
Stockholm
Sherwood
Animal Kingdom
Nea
Sicily
T’ville Negro
Turday
South Main Street
Absorbine
Tepene
DR. West
Yee
Griffin All-Wite
Walgreens
Walgreen Pharmacists
Prescription
V-Mail
Olafsen
Mennen Ouinsana
Maree
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