Supreme Court Weighs War Power Over Nazi Saboteurs Case
The Supreme Court, opening a special term, will hear petitions for habeas corpus from seven of eight alleged Nazi saboteurs tried by a secret military commission. If accepted, cases could move to federal courts, testing Roosevelt wartime powers and civil-court access.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Harlan F. Stone
George John Dash
High Court
Pearl Harbor
Military Commission
Supreme Court
United States Army
Late Writer Answer to Frevious Puzzle
Pictured late novelist. Of the sun. Conical. Phat thing. Altitude abbr. Contains. Virginia abbr. Greek letter. Symbol for iron. More corpulent. Love god. Earn. Pen point. Sea soldier. Electrical engineer. Turkish official. Exhausted. Symbol for tellurium. Meadow. Earth. Kind. Store in a silo. If a cobalt. Fencing position. Weary. Him. Blood vessel. Sailor. Thrice prefix. Metsuifered Comrade. Ripen. Plant stand. Writing implements. Bitter voted. Card garge. Ages. Perfume. Quench. Every. Compass. Pedal extremity. Chapter. Gens of cattle. Symbol for ruthenium. Beside. Senior abd
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Virginia
State Fair Likely Cancelled Amid Government Pressure
Raleigh July 28 The 1942 State Fair appears dead with formal death certificate not until tomorrow. Governor Broughton says Joseph Eastman federal transit director urged cancellation and will seek suspension by the state board of agriculture. Local fairs may follow based on their draw. some could be held if limited to local patrons. Loss may be offset by federal agencies bidding for use of the rain grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Nisbet
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Broughton
Joseph B. Eastman
Civilian Transportation
Board of Agriculture
Eonduch
Radio Programs Schedule Update and Highlights
The page lists Eastern War Time radio programs with network changes and durations. It covers shows from Bartons Serial Sketch to Fred Waring broadcasts, noting orchestras, dramas, news, sports, and music segments across CBS NBC and mutual networks.
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Ben Bernie
Dhs
Denver
Nbc Western Five
Cbs-Basic Melody Weavers
Aces
Chicago
Dorothy Kilgailen
Cbs Baseball
Ted Steele
Mile Herbrio
Buv
Jerry Wayne
Cbs Halt
Big Stern
Nbe
Jewel Thamus
Biu-Basic Escorts
Cbs
Fred Waring
Blu Amos and
Andy
Cbs-Basic
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Alt
Ween
Uracer
Blu
Glenn Miller
Johnson Family
Emma Otero
Ore
Libe Fark Wrightson
American Melodies
Arthur Male
Kaltenborn
Blu Dance Music Orchestra
Johnny Presants
Earl Godwin
America
Gould
Horace Heldt
Dougle
Blu Hobby Jobby
Dave Elnan
Jordan
Nbc-Basic
Yommy Riggs
Betty Lou
Gabriel Heather
Mbs
Basic
Newa
London
M. Willson
John Nesbitt
Nice
Pramona
Ros
Judy
Classifications Left By Draft Board Five
Draft Board No 5 released its weekly classifications listing 1-A for induction and 3-A with dependents among others. Names appear for 1-A and 3-A groups with a separate 1-B 3-F section and a note that classifications can be reconsidered and updated.
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Draft Board Five
Draft Board No. 5
Draft Board
Two Die and Three Hurt in Wreckless Altercation
In Conway South Carolina near White Point a fatal shootout left Sherman Knight 20 of Geer Virginia dead and Gilbert Williams 18 of Lydia Virginia seriously wounded. J B Vereen and Thomas Beacham were lightly injured as the group clashed at Vereen’s home during a dredge crew disturbance.
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Conway, S. C
S. R. Knight
Gilbert Williams
Conway
S. C
Sherman Ray Knight
Geer
Lydia
White Point
J. 5 B. Vereen
Thomas Beacham
Morehead City
N. C
Horry County
Roscoe Gore
Knight
Williams
Vereen
Beacham
Gore
Mnight
Tin Can Campaign Starts in Five North Carolina Cities
Five North Carolina cities Winston-Salem Charlotte Greensboro Durham and Asheville will run a tin can salvage drive. Residents must prepare cans by washing stripping labels and flattening them before collection. The program aims to recover steel and tin at a de_tinning plant and may expand to more communities.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Greensboro
Durham
Asheville
J. B. Vogtes
State Salvage Committee
Detinninge
United States
Delinquent List Questioned by Local Recruit
L. F. Samuels of 401 Cable Street says his name was wrongly listed among delinquents by the draft board. He enlisted in the armed forces last April and is now stationed in Washington, D C.
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L. F. Samuels
Cable Street
Enterprise Today
Greenshoro
Samuels
Washington
Points And Personalities At The Furniture Market
Mary Louise Medley surveys the summer furniture market noting Huntley Unique and Fogle Windsor-Salem makers displaying Victorian Federal and Colonial pieces. She highlights defense furniture from Globe, Aladdin lamp bases and a high Point display, plus remarks on oil stoves and personnel from Cochran and Newton operations.
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Mary Louise Medley
Huntley
Unique
Fogle
Winston-Salem
G. M. Cofer
Sunday Hen Tough Well Eat This One
A Thompsons Motor Company employee in Thomasville recounts a chicken trapped by a rat trap. He found a neighborhood chicken with the trap clamped on its neck, released the spring, and the bird allegedly survived. The tale highlights persistence of a chicken in odd circumstances.
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C. G. Mackintosh
Earns Furniture Company
High Point
National
Thomasville
A. C. Jackson
Thompson Motor Company
Motor Company
Jackson
Manslake
Cadets Use Powder Pulls for Ear Pad Material at Randolph Field
Randolph Field cadets reportedly repurpose powder pulls to create ear pads for radio headsets. Units observed this improvised material use during training, reflecting on the resourceful maintenance practices within the base.
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Randolph Field
Suspended Sentences Given in Thomasville Court
In Thomasville on July 28, Hel en Jackson and Rena Belle Myers faced charges of concealed weapon and disorderly conduct with assault. Jackson received 60 days suspended on a $25 fine plus costs, while Myers got 30 days suspended with costs and two years good behavior. Daisy Harris Cunningham Essie Jane Curry and Belvin Lamb also received suspensions tied to costs, good behavior, and specific payments.
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Thomasville
Helen Jackson
Rena Belle Myers
Daisy Harris Cunningham
Essie Jane Curry
Belvin Lamb
Marvin Hill
Pvt William C Loving Now at Parris Island
Pvt William C Loving of this city enlisted in the Marines earlier this month and is now stationed at Parris Island undergoing training. His address is Plat. 493 Recruit Depot Marine Barracks Parris Island S C He wrote to The Enterprise that he would like to hear from friends and reflected on how much The Enterprise meant to him before he left.
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William C. Loving
Parris Island
Recruit Depot
Marine Barracks
S.C
The
Enterprise
Lachine Named by French Explorers for Rapids Barrier Tale
Lachine near Montreal Quebec earned its name from French explorers who believed the rapids blocked a northwest water passage to China, shaping early mapmakers and regional lore.
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Lachine
Montreal
Quebec
China
State Democratic Committee Schedules Proxy Meeting Aug 18
The North Carolina Democratic executive committee plans a proxy meeting August 18 in Raleigh to name a chairman and fill vacancies after the May convention elected a new committee. Expect few attendees as proxies will dominate with Monroe Redden likely to be nominated for the full term.
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Lynn Nisbet
Finterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
State Democratic Executive Committee
Monroe Redden
Hendersonville
Broughton
FE. B. Denny
Supreme Court
Bhai
Paul McCain
New Hanover
Cumbland
Disis
Capitol Hill
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Jay
Dom
Germany
Fas
Federal Transportation
Eastman
Uae
Belle Val
Philip Leslie Pugh
John Vincent Townsend
Oscar Woodrow Chastain
Carl Steele
Jamies Thomas Witcher
Gilbert Sidney Bennett
Ottis Jennings Steele
Paul Wilson Ensley
Fred Massey
Paul William Callaham
Robert Courtsworth Mason
James Allan Peoples
Wade Wilson Guyer
Lawrence Bob Ecles
William Dennis Brown
Robert Allen Burton
George Gregory
Arthur Prim Dickens
William Henry Sedberry
Nolan Alfred Murtis
Cornel Couser
Robert Alexander Brawl
Robert Rutledge Williams
Grady George Gibson
Edward Odell Summey
Quillar Winfield Snow
Percy Marvin Caudle, Jr
Joseph Harley Mourane
Walter Arthur Becker
Wiliam Clarence Robards
Hugh Johnson Calclasure, Jr
William Cary Vail
John David Ross
Jimmie William Edwards
Clarence Albert King
John Henry Shelton
Clarence Arthur Batchelor
Lacy Elford York
Carl Randle Blair
Malley Preston Sechrest
Roy Pierce York
Roy Beauford Johnson
Thomas William Chambless
Martin Dexter Lee
Vane Harold Kinsey
Raymond Jasper Welch
Paul Monroe Charping
Lee Roy Pegram
Yancey Monroe Mooney
Walter Carl Anderson
Early Boggs
Claude M. Scott
Lanxter Cheatham Craver
William Odell Younger
Irvin Ralph Cross
Lonnie Grey Winfrey
James Dallas Briggs
Clifton Claude Brown
Stanley Pearle Osborne
James Albert Walters
Paul Jarvis Sullivan
MceCow Lee Foust
Grady McCoy Collins
James Atlansa Spann
Zebulon Vance Fidwards
Joe Watson Savanah
Louis George Paulos
LF. Samuels
Pennsylvania
Fred N. Tate
Continental Furniture Company
Southern Furniture and Rug
R. L. Clymer
R. L. Clymer Department Store
Doylestown
Roland T. Holton
Clymer
Henry Foscue
Globe
Foscue
N. V. Sullivan
Harry Benjamin Culler
Howard Samuel Henderson
Roy Cliffs Steele
Ralph Lee Gray
William Allen Tomlinson
Ralph Junius Reddick
Daniel Dexter Welborn
George Gilbert Ellington
Hubert Edward Ellington
Archie Lee Honbarrier
Glenard Vine King
William Franklin Smith
Roy Clifton Koonts
Harold Kelly Womble
Charles Richard Wisenburg
Elmer Elroy Sensenbach, Jr
Roy Tate Hepler
Lewis Winston Holloway
James Moore Booker
Sam Kanter
Bruce William Garland
Aladdin
George W. Hall
Nina
Bill Ramsey
Newton Manufacturing Company
M. C. Frazier
Florence
Gardner
Massachusetts
Frazer
Frazier
Mae
McCauley
Cochran Furniture Company
Lincolnton
Thomasville Court
State Democratic Committee
Robt
Riple
Howling Sausage CO
Samowich, Ontario
Drem
Lasry Smith
Marblehead
Rogan Fendleton
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