Brooks Boosts Season Streak With Doubleheader Wins
Brooks built a four game winning streak by sweeping a doubleheader from Concord at Concord. Lohbeck and Ross contributed two wins as Thomasville defeated the Concord Weavers 9-3 and 6-1, with driver errors aiding the drive.
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Thomasville
Concord Weavers
Concord
Lohbeck
Ross
Tommies
Zimmerman
Lienech
Rush
Luberto
Tanner
Forbes
Should
Rad
Stobases Noah
Thomas
Lash
Loh
West
Sanders
Soldier James R. Stewart Honored Service Record
Pfc James R Stewart recently at home in High Point after 18 months in the Eighth Division infantry. He wears the paratrooper patch with oak leaf cluster and the European Theater ribbon with four stars, the Combat Infantryman Badge and good conduct medal. He is the son of Mrs Min McLeod and lives in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Stewart
France
Min- McLeod
Rt. 5
Greensboro
Charlotte Mayadon
Cpl John T Ellis Returns From European Theater
Cpl John T Ellis son of Mrs Mary E Ellis of High Point has returned from the European theater and is en route to an air force installation in the United States. He will be assigned at ORD for records and classification before reassignment and receives entertainment and rest facilities at the redistribution station. He wears the European theater operations campaign ribbon with eight battle stars and the distinguished unit citation along with the good conduct ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordensboro
John T
Mary E. Ellis
South Main Street
High Point
Greensboro
United States
Cpl
ORD
Personnel Ribution Command
Cpl. Ellis
Radioman G. W. Park Completes Atlantic Navy Tour
G W Park of Randleman North Carolina a radioman second class USNR served aboard a twin engine patrol plane with Patrol Squadron 12. He flew long range missions to search for U boats and surface ships aiding sea lanes and supply flow. He attended Sanford High School before entering the navy in October 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veo Park Sea Park
Aviation Radion
USNR
Rt. 2
Leman
N. C
Navy
Atlantic
Patrol Squadron 12
G. W. Park
Randleman
Sanford High School
Anford
Samp Batner Triumphs Over 32nd Artillery at Fort Bragg
AMP BATNER defeats the 32nd Artillery team 6 to 5 at Fort Bragg. Battner Worrell Rel Ayers and Diamont starred for Samp Batner in a tight afternoon victory.
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Fort Bragg
32Nd Artillery
Egs
Mner
Worrell and Rel
Ayers
Diamont
Aluminum Production Surges Since 1939
By the end of 1943 U S production of aluminum was about six times higher than in 1939 reflecting wartime demand and industrial mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ray Haworth Named Head of Ohio Team
Ray Haworth a 40 year old former major league catcher who played for Detroit and Brooklyn was named manager of the Zanesville team in the Ohio State league announced by George Archer Brooklyn farm club business manager. Haworth from High Point North Carolina will join the club at the start of the week.
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Zanesville, C
Ray Hayworth
Detroit
Brooklyn
Zanesville
George Archer
Hayworth
High Point
N. C
Navy Plans Floating Ice Cream Parlor
The navy plans a floating ice cream parlor in the western Pacific aboard a concrete barge. Built at a cost over $1,000,000 the stand serves ships too small for their own ice cream making equipment and can produce 10 gallons every seven minutes with 2 000 gallons of storage.
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Washington
Navy
Western Pacific
Radio Schedule Note for Eastern War Time Adjustments
Radio listings detail programs and time shifts for Eastern War Time minus one hour and Central War Time two hours, with late corrections by networks. It catalogs varied shows across networks including news, drama, music, talk, and special features, noting sponsors and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Leopold Spitalny Cone
Abe Trans-Atllantic Call
Bachange
Dbs
Friendship Ranch
Abc Lutheran
Abc the Church of the Air
John B. Kennedy
Abe Leo Cherne
America United
Abe
Mbs
Chicago
Abe Lyman Bryson
Cbs
Sammy Kaye
Abs
Kd Murrow
Bennett
Abe Paul Lavalle
Cbs Washington Story
Jim
U.S.A
Drans
Richard ‘Fucker
Abe News of World
Olin Downes
Abe Bill Cunningham
Max Hill
Abe N
Philharmonic Symphony
Abe Felix Knight
Francia White
Curt Massey
Carol Bruce
Abeo
NBC Symphony
Dr. Black
Eileen Farrell
Mary Small
Father Brown
Charlotte Greenwood
Nick Carter
Bill Shirer
Cbds
Catholic Radio Service
Abc
Conrad Nagel
Paul Whiteman
Niles and Prindle
Abe Cedric Foster
Judy Lang
Wayne
Drew Pearson
Hugh Herbert
Cbs Quiz Kids
Joe Kelly
Abe Ken Carson
Los Angeles
Frances Langford
Abe Blondie
Abe Horizons
Hollywood
Abe James Melton
Goodman Orch
Jimmie Fidler
Phil Spitalny
Girl Orch
Abe Phil Baker
Heaven
Abe Brownstone
Parky
Chasabe
Baseball Scoreboard Headlines From National and Other Leagues
National League results show New York 6 Cincinnati 3 Boston 5 1 Pittsburgh 1 3 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 8 Brooklyn 7 American League Detroit 1 Philadelphia 1 called on darkness end of 24th inning Washington 7 Cleveland 4 St Louis 4 Boston 1 New York 12 Chicago 3 Carolina League Martinsville 10 Greensboro 9 Leaksville 4 Winston-Salem 1 Durham 6 3 Raleigh 5 9 Danville 8 Burlington 5 State League Thomasville 9 6 Concord 3 1 Landis 4 1 Salisbury 2 4 Mooresville 3 4 Hickory 0 13 Lexington 5 16 Statesville 4 4 Games today list probable pitchers with records for tomorrow’s major league games.
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New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Martinsville
Greensboro
Leaksville
Winston-Salem
Durham
Raleigh
Danville
Burlington
Thomasville
Concord
Landis
Salisbury
Mooresville
Hickory
Lexington
Statesville
Brewer
Patcher
Walters
Bowman
Gregg
Lombardi
Branca
Brecheen
Donnelly
Andrews
Tobin
Roe
Butcher
Kraus
Schanz
Prim
Wyse
Grove
Humphries
Borony
Ruffing
Ferriss
Heflin
Kramer
Shirley
Newhouser
Benton
Gerkin
Black
Gromek
Bagby
Pieretti
Maefner
L. Pet
ORO
New York Cor
Denville
Martinsville Hee
ORR
Org
Landis A
Statesville Tree
Eeeseeerse
Sabes
Umpire Settles Brawl With Fan With Cash
Cincinnati July 21 Umpire George Magerkurth paid Dayton waterfront owner $100 and issued a written apology to settle a fan assault claim. Charges against the National League arbiter were dropped after he allegedly struck Thomas J Longo in the eye at the Reds Braves doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George Magerkurth
Dayton, O
National League
Magerkurth
Thomas J. Longo
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Mayerkurth
Longo
German Luxury Liner Europa Sails With 5000 GIs to US
Bremerhaven reports the giant 50,000 ton Europa will depart September 1 for the United States as an American troop transport. Lt. William Smith of Pittsburgh says reconversion to a transport is a top priority. The liner, launched 1929, will get a battleship grey repaint after a dry-dock month removing barnacles from Kaiserlauten tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerhaven
Germany
United States
William Smith
Robinson Street
Pittsburgh
U. S. Navy
England
Kaiserlauten Slip
Buddy Lewis Returns To Washington Club
Buddy Lewis, star of prewar days, returned to the Washington Senators after being discharged from the army air transport command. He reported to owner Clark Griffith, donned his old No. 2 uniform within an hour, and will need about a week of batting practice and conditioning before rejoining the lineup. Lewis is a .300 hitter, will be 29 in August, and weighs 185 pounds up from 170 before service.
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Washington
Buddy Lewis
Washington Senators
Army Air Transport Command
Fort Brage
N. C
Lewis
Clark Griffith
Senators
Carolina to Begin Summer Football Drills Under Snavely
Carolina welcomes about 40 returnees from spring practice and 35 new sailors to July 1 term as Coach Carl Snavely starts summer drills. The Tar Heels plan two weeks off before autumn workouts opening September 29 with Georgia Tech in Chapel Hill. The squad, though young, shows hustle with key veterans on the line and several new backs and ends stepping up.
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Chapel Hill
Carl Snavely
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Georgia Tech
Snavely
Navy
Veral
Bill Voris
Golding
Red Twohey
del Leatherman
Arthur Collins
Bill Walker
Paul Rizzo
Tom Gorman
Mike Dennis
Bob Oliphant
Joe Gurtis
Leonard Szafaryn
Charles Ellison
Max Cooke
Stanley Marczyk
Marion Sims
Burl Bevers
J. A. Rogers
Virginia Tech
Roanoke
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Tennessee
Knoxville
William and Mary
Norfolk
Wake Forest
Duke
Sham
Virginia
Franco Cabinet Shakeup Prompts Mixed Reactions in Madrid
Madrid reports a crisis labeled as dictated by Franco as cabinet ministers received similar farewell letters. New lineup shown as “the same” by Falangists while monarchists see collaborationist tones and five archist sympathizers enter the government. Juan’s reaction remains unpublished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Spain
Franco
Arriba
Juan
Cleveland Panthers Add Back To Team List
The Cleveland Panthers of the All-America conference add Lou Saban a former Indiana University linebacker to their back lineup. Saban a second lieutenant in the U S army infantry joins Otto Graham Eddie Prokop Gene Fekete and Dippy Evans as backs.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Panthers
Lou Saban
Indiana University
U.S. Army Infantry
Johnny Brickles
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Eddie Prokop
Georgia Tech
Gene Fekete
Ohio State
Dippy Evans
Notre Dame
Saban
LaGrange, Ill
Indiana
The
Hoostiers
Extradition Of Taylor Still Pending In Nation's Case
Attorney General Harry McMullan pressed Massachusetts authorities to resolve the delayed extradition of William Taylor, a Guilford County robbery convict held in a North Carolina camp. Taylor contested extradition claiming mistreatment, after initial Massachusetts clearance followed by habeas corpus denial and appeals.
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Raleigh
Harry McMullan
Massachusetts
William Robie Vate Guilford
North Carolina
Rober m.cMullan
Clarence A. Barnes
Sench & A
Taylor
Boston
Greensboro
J. M. Broughton
Saltonstall
Illness Fatal To W Howard Morgan In Thomasville
Thomasville July 21 Special W Howard Morgan 57 died at 403 Council Street at 830 pm after a two day illness. He is survived by wife Bertie Scarboro daughter Mrs Frank Crofts two brothers J D Morgan and A E Morgan. He was active in Trinity Street Methodist Church where he served as Sunday school superintendent and steward. He worked 13 years for a local chair company and had lived in Thomasville 33 years. Funeral arrangements pending at Russell funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
W. Howard Morgan
Council Street
Russell Funeral Home
Davidson County
Joseph
Mary Hancock Morgan
Bertie Scarboro
Trinity Street
De Gaulle Escapes Injury as Stand Collapses in Brittany
In Brest Gen. Charles de Gaulle was unhurt when a platform gave way shortly after he spoke. His Brittany tour also saw an outage during the final moments of a 15 minute radio broadcast. He urged deep reforms for France and warned against leftist moves to empower a constituent assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
de Gaulle
Brittany
Constituent Assembly
Communist Party
Democratme
France
Helium to be used in bomber tires
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. technicians announced they have perfected a method to inflate bomber and commercial aircraft tires with helium. The lighter gas should reduce aircraft weight and automatically increase range and payload. The announcement comes from Akron Ohio dated July 21 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron. O
America
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Merchandise Mart Sold to Joseph P Kennedy in Chicago
The 26 million dollar Merchandise Mart, the world’s second largest building, was sold to Joseph P Kennedy former ambassador to Great Britain for an undisclosed sum. Hughston S. McBain of Marshal Field & Company announced the sale today in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
Hughston S. McBain
Marshal Field & Company
Killed in Action Lt Marion Hutchens Honored Posthumously
Second Lt Marion A Hutchens, formerly of the High Point Enterprise advertising staff, was killed in action December 25, 1944 while piloting a Liberator bomber. He had four years in the army, held the air medal, and is survived by his wife Violet Craven, his parents Mr. and Mrs. B D Hutchens, four sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion A. Hutchens
War Department
Hutchens
High Point Enterprise
Violet Craven
Dayton Street
Judge Aids Struggling Couple in 46 Year Marriage
In Chicago on July 21 Judge John M Touhy promised to help William Klensch 80 and Bertha 78 reconcile after a desertion charge. Klensch claimed his wife is nearly blind and he has endured a failing marriage for 46 years, seeking to walk life’s last miles together. The judge scheduled further testimony for July 30 and pledged to do all he could to reunite them.
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Klensch
Gallorette Captures Empire City Handicap at Jamaica
Gallorette the lone filly in the field won the $50,000 Empire City handicap for three year olds at Jamaica. She finished three quarters of a length ahead of Pavot with a time of 1 56 4 5 for a mile and three sixteenths. Payouts were $8.00, $3.50 and $2.90.
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Galorette
New York
Gallorette
Jamaica
Pavot
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Radmer
Wilson
Per
Etewe
Settee
Silvanic
Ville
Stewart
Bear
Buck Shaw
Santa Clara UW
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Ray Haworth
Ohio
Carolina
Janis Paige
FSC Sea
Firestone
Merchandise Mart
Ruy
Firestone Stores
Church ST
Voice of Firestone
N.B.C
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