America Troops Welcome in London in War Time
American soldiers on leave in London flood requests to Red Cross for hospitality as they blend into the city, with new Washington and Eagle clubs offering beds, baths, meals, and services. Officers attend dances hosted by the Marchioness of Townsend. a sense of warm British hospitality contrasts with American duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
London
America
Milwaukee
States
T’s
America Square
Thames
Doughboys
U.S
British Isles
Whitehall
East End
Great Britain
American Red Cross
American Eagle Club
Washington Club
Army Post Office
William L. Gower
Eagle Club
King
Quene
Townsend
Sherman
Wartime Rationing Cooking Tips by George Rector
A wartime cooking note offers easy week ending menus using Wilson's Gela Sealch coated roasts. It details trimming short ribs for braising and cubes, plus a Sunday roast with braised ribs Saturday and a casserole Monday. Includes mayonnaise pear cheese combos and gelatine coated meat, roasting temps, times, and seasoning guidance.
Radio Programs for Thursday July 23 Schedule
A long list of radio slots across networks from 5:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Eastern War Time, featuring The Three Suns The Flying Patrol Indiana Indigo News and music programs, dance orchestras, comedies and dramatic serials, news bulletins, and talent shows. Includes Fred Waring’s Time Fanny Brice Amos ’n’ Andy World War via Broadcast Glenn Miller Bob Hawks quiz The Crosby Music Hall Major Bowes and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Suns
The
Flying Patrol
Blu Landt
Dixie Farm Club
Dixie
Quaker City
Ben Bernie
Cbs
Mbs
Indiana Indigo
Nhbe Western Five
Blu Frazier
Chicago
Nbe
Chicago Dance Music Orchestra
Blu Yo
Mile Herth
Smusic
Blu Vera Barton
Bil! Stern
Lowell Thomason
the Cadets
World News of Today
Fred Waring
Blu Amos
Andy Seriak
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Alr
Keen
Lost Persons
Cracer
Glenn Miller
His
Nhe-West
Barl Wrightson
Blue Maudie
Ecbs-Basia
Yhe
cbs-Dixie
Arthur Hale
Kaltenborn
Nhe-West Weidler Brothers
Fanny Brice
Karl Godwin
Bdlu
Jim Backus
Alfred
Mauriello
Burman
Morgan Beatty
Mary Smal
Nbe-East
Britain
Sentence Of Ninety Days For Robt C Coleman
Robert Clyde Coleman twenty of High Point was sentenced in four Guilford Superior Court cases. He received a 90 day active sentence for two hit run driving counts, a 12 month suspended sentence for driving while intoxicated, and a continued prayer for judgment on resisting arrest to January 6 1943 to allow damages payment to Wayman Broom and Mrs Annie Young two car owners. Judge warned officers on appearance failures and the case of W C Cooper for reckless driving was left open after forfeiture entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clyde Coleman
High Point
Guilford
Greensboro
Coleman
Wayman Broom
Guilford College
Annie Young
Jamestown
Almeta Walker
W. C. Cooper
Ninety High Point Men Enlisted In Supply Companies
A list shows ninety High Point men joined two Guilford County supply companies for training and foreign assignment. Company 1 has 57 local men with several from Jamestown Trinity and Thomasville. Company 2 has 33. The roster provides full names and street addresses for the enlistees.
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High Point
Guilford County
M. G. Moore
Jamestown
Trinity
Thomasville
Lamar Wal
Howard James Beaman
Ragan St
Williard B. Goldsmith
Otteray Drive
Lester McGee
Park St
Olin N. Chandler
Grady Edward Morphis
Albert Lafayette Ellison
E. Green St
Robert Lee Morris
Walnut St
Johnnie Washington Swiggett, Jr
E. Commerce St
van Buren Mowery
Louise Ave
Grover Carson Garland
Clara Cox
Walter Bynyan Maynor
Peter Cooke
Centennial Ave
Floyd J. Evans
Carter St
Darrell Lee Welborn
Edward Lee Short
W. Green St
Carl W. Justice
North Main St
Thomas McDuff Asbry, Jr
William Henry Piner
English St
Charles Burgess Piner, Jr
Crawford St
Martin Henry Grant
William Ford Bowers
Whiteoak St
Jack Harry Foust
N. Main St
Newton Howard Wood
Montlieu Ave
William Anderson Lamb
James Albertson Wilson
Eugene Calvin Walton
Tryon
Robert Curtis Smith
Harledge
S. Main St
Stancil
St. Main
Ralph J. Reddick
Edgeworth
William Clayton Craven
Centennial
Robert Sharpe Bolton
Morris St
George Gilbert Elington
Howel St
Abert Phillips Samuels, Jr
Chester Owen McGhee
Gurney Lee Stroud, Jr
Floyd Edward Warner
King St
Edwin Lail Jarrett
White Oak
Charlie Edward Fulcher
Walker Robert Booz
S. Hamilton St
Franley Gabie Mitchell
Frank Harding Henning
Cable St
Residents Listed With Multiple Addresses and Names
A list of individuals with associated street addresses and route numbers. Entries include Doyle Kelly, Henry Hobson, Felix Henderson, Harold Womble, Adrian Albright, Allen Routh, Manley Cook, Terry Byerly, Thomas Starnes, Doyle Hanson, Charlie Alexander, James Kennedy, Glenard King, Clara Cox Apartments, Claude Gordon, James Vaughn, and others linked to streets such as Willowbrook, Richardson, Silk, Greer, Branch, and State.
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Greer St
James Woodrow Kennedy
Flint St
Glenard Vine King
Clara Cox
Claude Hampton Gordon
James David Vaughn
Branch Street
Length of an Inch Under Edward II Rule
In 1324 King Edward II set the inch as the length of three barleycorns from the center of the ear placed end to end, establishing a standard measurement for the unit.
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Edward II
England
Three Dead In Wartime Maneuvers Reported
The Army public relations office announced three wartime maneuver deaths. Pvt John J Morton of Philadelphia drowned in Welih Lake at Lilesville. Pvt William A Robinson of Jasper Alabama believed dead from internal injuries in an early accident. Corp Alfred K Swiatski of Pittsburgh died late Tuesday at Fort Bragg station.
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Wadesboro
John J. Morton
Philadelphia
Welih Lake
Lilesville
William A. Robinson
Willie Robinson
Jasper
Ala
Corp
Alfred K. Swiatski
Pittsburg
Fort Bragg
Barn Pony and Grain Destroyed by Fire at Rawley Farm
Fire at J. P. Rawley Farm west of the city destroyed an old barn and its contents. A pony died in the blaze and a quantity of wheat and hay was burned. Origin of the fire was undetermined and firefighters could not reach the scene due to location outside the city.
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Rawley Farm
City
J. P. Rawley
Trio Dies After Army Truck Wreck Near Charlotte
A military vehicle wreck near Charlotte last Saturday caused three deaths, raising the maneuver period total to nine. The injured were hospitalized with injuries described as serious.
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Eriod
Lloyd George honors uncle with surname change
English statesman David Lloyd George added Lloyd to his surname as a tribute to his influential uncle who profoundly shaped his early life after his father’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lloyd George
Tle Lloyd
Young George
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Eyey
Robt. C. Coleman
Mica
Bob Hawk
Charlotte
White House Coffee
LT Tt Tae
Matty Ke
Breakfast For Champions
Wheaties
Carnation
Kring Glory Mayonnaise
Ween
Hambercer
Bologna, Ib
Duz
P&g
Grisco
Lipton’s
Royal Crown
Home Service Stores
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