Campaign urge for scrap salvage drives to aid war effort
President Roosevelt urged full civilian participation in a nationwide scrap salvage drive as shortages threaten certain foods. He warned meat supplies may lag later due to more troops and off season. urged families to raid cellars attics and yards for metal rubber and to turn waste fats to meat markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wiggins
Washington
Roosevelt
Armed Services
Samuel Rosenman
New York Supreme Court
Congress
Even They Have Rights
Walter Winchell argues the US indictment of 28 defendants including Elizabeth Dilling shows the defense of civil liberties in wartime. He insists every accused receives due process and that a fair trial remains an American victory against treasonous aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Elizabeth Dilling
Chicago
Hitler
RAF
Believe It On Not by Robi Ripley HEIGHT
Article fragment presents a feature by Robi Ripley titled Believe It On Not. It centers on curious anecdotes or unusual facts with a light, playful tone typical of a newspaper humor column featuring bold claims. The piece tone suggests entertainment value rather than hard news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi Ripley
Radio Programs for Wednesday July 2 Eastern War Time
A detailed listings page outlines hourly radio programming from 2 PM to 11 PM ET including music, dramas, news, sports, and variety shows. Notable items include The Flying Patrol and The Farm Club of Dixie, The Lone Ranger, Fred Waring's Orchestra, Burns and Allen sketches, and news briefings with Hedda Hopper and John B. Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelworks
Crio
Nabe
Flying Patrol
bin Landt
Dbs Bazic
Farm Club of Dixie
Cbs
The
Barrons
Nbe
Secret City
Ben Gernie
L. S. Navy
East Blu
Pizne—cos
Hedda Hopper
cbs-Dix
Stevla Unger
Milt Worth ‘Trin
Frank Parker
Langs
Bill Stern
Lowel Thomason
Biu-Bas
Biu-We
News of Today
Fred Waring
Earl Godwin
Bia
Nelson Eddy
Dbs
Cal Tinney
Dancing Music Orchestra
Mba Lum
Abner
Pine Ridge
Manhattan
Blu Jean Hersholt
Christian
Cbs Canada Grenadier Guards
Bazin Street
Paul Lavalle
Ore
Blu Shirley Temple
Gabriel Eleather
Mos-Baste
Mbs
Nbe Goldman
Rkay Kyser
Garry Moore
John B. Hughes
Mnhs
Morgan Beatty
Blu
Chateau Hogan
Nhbe
Danca Orch
Soldiers Take Over Bus Line Tied By Strike
In Huntsville Alabama troops operated buses on commuter routes to war plants after a strike by 200 AFL core workers. Five Crescent line buses between Huntsville and the arsenal and Redstone plant were staffed by soldiers with no disorder reported. Union demands include wage gains of 33 and 50 percent for drivers and mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
A. S. Harwell
Crescent Line
Huntsville Arsenal
Redstone Ordnance Plant
Harwell
Anniston
Gadsden
L. B. Lyles
Crescent Motors and
Crescent Stages, Inc
Anticipated Deficit In Prison Operations Turned To Profit
North Carolina prison system shifted from expected loss to a synthetic surplus of 59759.15 for the year ending June 30. Caledonia farm posted its first real profit by cutting prisoners, replacing with machinery, and expanding cattle operations amid favorable weather and farm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Nisbet
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Caledonia
L. B. Prince
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Prince
Central Prison
St.13
Highway and Public Works Commission
Miss U. S. O. contest ends at Mt Vernon Baptist Church
The U S O contest ends Thursday night at Mt Vernon Baptist Church with a musical program by the United Ushers Choir. Contestants for Miss U S O include Annie Norfleet Martha Ann Phelps Mildred Smith and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
United Ushers Choir
Annie Norfleet
Martha Ann Phelps
Mildred Smith
Juanita Eccles
Catherine Chambers
Margaret Spencer
Eunice Dunlap
Magdalene Ridley
Willie Alexander
Cora Lee Allen
Catherine Brockington
Helen Crawford
Thelma J. Grant
Wava Robinson
Gloria Hammonds
Essie Dooley
Mary Lee Wiliams
Sallie Robbins
Cornelia Robbins
Johnie Mae Banks
Mary Frances Lawrence
May Travis Knox
Gwendolyn Amaker
Lois Haizlip
Louise Coleman
Lucile Butler
Marcell Woodruff
Traitors Face Treason Trial and Possible Long Jail Term
Spoken as a warning to the public, the passage argues that a treason conviction would condemn the accused to 30 years in prison and exile them from their homeland, likening them to Benedict Arnold and denying them the chance to die as Americans.
St. Stephens A M F Zion Church Board Meets At Torrence Home
The Steward Board of St Stephen s A M F Zion Church met at Isaiah Torrence s Lenpard Street home Monday evening for a successful business session followed by a repast. The next meeting is set for August 10 at Perlee Wright s 1304 Kivett Drive. Jimmie Huling of New York City visits relatives here, and Mrs Ruth Quillens of Baltimore will spend the summer with her mother in Trinity before returning. Augusta Jackson of Kivett Drive was elected delegate to the Summer Conference at Barber Scotia College, August 5–20, with Rev A W Waddell invited as vesper speaker.
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St. Stephen's A. M. F. Zion Church
Isaiah Torrence
Lenpard Street
Perlee Wright
Kivett Drive
Jimmie Huling
New York City
Lena Fulton
Lucile Wither
Hilltop Street
Hallie Byrd
Edna Hutchinson
M. B. Byrd
East High Street
Ruth Quillens
Baltimore
Viola Thompson
Trinity
Quillens
Herman Nelson
Love Lewis
Washington, D. C
Cherry Street Presbyyerian Church
Young Peoples Club
Thomasville
A. W. Waddell
Church Street
Mildred Whitlock
Mattie Simpson
Myrtle Ashford
Augusta Jackson
Presbyterian Churches
Barber Scotia Junior College
Concord
Jackson
Young Peoples
Cherry Street
Presbyterian Church
Pelley Refused Execution Stay by North Carolina Supreme Court
The North Carolina Supreme Court refused to reconsider its ruling in the William Dudley Pelley case and denied a stay of execution for his two to three year Buncombe County prison term. Chief Justice W P Stacey signed the order stating the appeal lacked merit while Pelley faces federal sedition charges in Indianapolis and a capias for missing Asheville court appearance.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Supreme Court
William Dudley Pelley
Feader
The
Silver Shirts of America
W. P. Stacey
Pelley
Indianapolis
Asheville
Buncombe County
Soviet Citizens Believe Second Front Promised but Timing Secret
In Moscow reports, Soviet citizens largely accept a promised second front with a date set by Roosevelt and Churchill, though not yet delivered. They expect blame would fall on the Western leaders if the promise remains unkept, amid German shifts and western front worries. Nearby NAHUNTA incident notes a teacher replaced by a horse named Ric tion and electrocuted after biting a hanging light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Red Army
Roosevelt
Churchill
Vyacheslav Molotov
Washington
London
France
Countrie
Russia
Western Front
Nahunta
C. Calhoun
Whitten Named to A and T Trustees Board
Raleigh July 29 Governor J M Broughton appointed two Negroes to the board of trustees of the Agricultural and Technical College for Negroes in Greensboro the first time Negroes have been named to the board The new members are the Rev John J Green an Episcopal minister in Greensboro and Dr C T Whitten of High Point a physician
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Raleigh
J. M. Broughton
The
Agricultural and Technical College For
Greensboro
John J. Green
C. T. Whitten
High Point
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Walter Winchell
Mac Askill
Maat
Conrad Landquist
Saugus
Mars
C. M
Barry Denver
Cole
Jerry
Surrey
Eng
Liz
Ritz Sport Club
Shirley Summers
Woodbury Avenue
WL. C
W. St. C. Circle of the First Baptist Church
Mary Parker
Camp Meeting Choir
Winston-Salem
St. Matthews C. M. E
Leonard and
Hay Streets
J. Garfield Wilson
Harmony Choir
St. Stephen’s A. M. E. Zion Church
Amuzing
Mann Drug Store
Seersuckers
Chambray
Voiles
Bemberg
Jersey
N. C. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
West
A & T Trustees
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