Three Bound Over By T'ville Court For Part In Death Ride
In Thomasville on June 3 Wil ey D Carricker and William Carricker were bound over to the June 23 term on breaking and entering larceny and receiving. bond set at 1000. Paul Jackson tried for manslaughter reckless driving breaking and entering larceny and receiving. six months for reckless driving. appeal noted. bound over on other charges with bond 1000.
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Thomasville
Wiley D. Carricker
Superior Court
William Carricker
Fort Bragg
Paul Jackson
Hudson- Belk Company
Charles Barnes
William Lashley
T. Roosevelt Carricker
Carricker
City Memorial Hospital
Focal
Clayton Sheehan
Marion
N. C
Aldeen Stilwell
Walker Creet
Estelle Wheeler
Wilson
Davidson County
French Collaboration and Axis Strategy Across Syria and Med
The piece argues French collaboration with Germany signals a reluctant pivot in the war. It links Petain Weygand and Darlan to a broader axis plan, forecasting Syrian, Iraqi, and Cypriot actions, possible attacks on Suez, and a push toward Gibraltar to dominate Atlantic sea lanes and supply routes.
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Germany
Darlan
Marshal Petain
Maxime Weygand
Mediterranean
Syria
Turkey
Suez
Tunisia
Tobruk
Mt. Darlan
Sfax
French
Morocco
Dakar
Weyland
Weygand
Axis
Gibraltar
Atlantic
South America
Brest
Portrait Painter Robert Hinckley Dies at 88
DELAWARE BEACH June 3. Portrait painter Robert Hinckley died of a stroke at his home yesterday at age 88. He was noted as a distinguished American artist with a long career in portraiture.
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Rheboth Beach
Del
Robert Hinckley
Local Weather Outlook Northeast to Southeast Coast
Noon today shows scattered showers and thunderstorms possible inland with clouds. North central areas expect slightly warmer conditions with temperatures near 82 yesterday and 61 at noon, while Cloudy forecasts persist along the coast from Hatteras to Jacksonville with northeast winds easing and scattered showers tonight and Wednesday.
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Worth Carollna
North Central
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Block Island
Knox Sees Roosevelt Address as Key Policy Signal
Sec Knox hailed Roosevelt's last week address as a milestone in public policy, likening it to the Monroe Doctrine. He urged rapid munitions delivery to Britain and emphasized American sea mastery to keep supplies moving, warning of grave danger and urging the audience to bear the burden. He urged boosting production for six months and proposed a fund to pay bonuses to top performers.
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Roosevelt
Knox
Great Britain
United States
Britain
Navy Secoretary
America
Inox
N C Revenue To Pass 1940 By Ten Million
North Carolina tax revenues are expected to exceed 1939-40 by at least ten million dollars when the books close June 30, with June receipts potentially pushing total above 87 million. Through May the revenue and motor vehicle divisions already exceed last year by 3.52 million and 1.88 million respectively, signaling a broad upturn across fourteen of fifteen tax items. Gasoline tax in May hit 2.726 million, topping both prior May and the all time monthly gas tax record, the third time in state history over 2.5 million and the fourteenth straight month above two million.
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Henry Averill
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Major Leaders By The Associated Press
Major Leaders by the Associated Press lists leading batting, RBI, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching figures for the National and American Leagues. Notable names include Reiser, Ott, DiMaggio, Williams, and Feller with top marks across multiple categories.
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The
Associated Press
Reiser
Brooklyn
Hack
Chicago
Nicholson
Ott
New York
Broore
St. Louis
Slaughter
Brown
Mize
Dallessandro
Moore
Boston
Lavagetto
Medwick
Camilli
Frey
Cincinnati
M. Cooper
Warneke
Gumbert
Williams
Dickey
York
Detroit
Keller
DiMaggio
Chapman
Philadelphia
Seibert
Cronin
Kettner
Cleveland
Travis
Washington
Go red to death in bull attack at Smithfield
Smithfield June 3 George Langston 54 was killed after being gored by an enraged bull. The incident follows local reports of rising on the job safety concerns and a push to tighten state and federal regulation on private enterprises. A shipbuilding committee names L H Korndorff to study a proposed competitive system amid talks of improving efficiency.
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Smithfield
George Langston
Knox
L. HH. Korndorff
Federal Skibuilding & Dry Dock Co
Norndorff
Junie Barnes Wins Seventh Straight In Indians Rally
Lexington June 3 veteran left-hander Junie Barnes notched his seventh win in as many starts as the Indians beat the Cooleemee Cards 11 to 7. Buck Glover led Lexington with four hits in five at bats. The Tribe capitalized on two wild throws to plate runs, while Barnes worked seven innings surrendering 14 hits. Drake took the loss, with Chapman Cornelius and Burned behind the plate.
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Junie Barnes
Indians
Cooleemee
Buck Glover
McGinnis
Glover
Cooleemce Lexington Abrho Abrho
Gaff
Mgnis
Beal
Kelly
Rogers Cf
Morgan Rf
P’kston
Soel Kahn
Sam'el
Marrach
Smith
Sargic
Bgver Ib
N'Swain
Drake
Barnes
Hobbs
Jastay
Cudleemee
Price
Cargill
Kahn
Marta
Sampsel
B. Glover
Morgan
McSwain
Marra
Pastay
Barnes T Cargil
Chapman
Cornelius
Burned
Four States Meet at Right Angles on Border
Common border exists at a single point where four states Arizona Colorado New Mexico and Utah meet. The quadripoint is formed by their borders at nearly right angles, creating a unique geographic intersection in the United States.
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United States
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Evangeline’s Home Grand Pre Nova Scotia
Evangeline’s home at Grand Pre in Nova Scotia is noted as the heroine of Longfellow’s poem. The text also mentions wartime manpower demands and the 1942 automobile output possibly being about 350 percent of the 1911 level, reflecting industrial shifts.
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Evangeline
Grand Pre
Nova Scotia
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Mid-Atlantic swim dates moved to August in Charlotte
Prince Nufer of Goldsboro headlines the Mid-Atlantic open championships at Williamette pool August 2 to 13 to avoid conflict with the National AAU meet. Previous records include seven marks set last year with Sumter, Sumter junior and midget titles, Goldsboro senior women, Tampa senior men, and Tarboro junior women claiming titles. Nufer earlier broke Eleanor Holm’s record and aims for the national senior 100 meter backstroke at High Point. Minor league results and a Civil War note complete the page.
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Goldsboro
Senoor
Fampa
Fla
Tarboro
Brooklyn
Miss Nufer
Eleanor Holm
Chapel Hill
High Point
Landis Downs Tommies in 12-6 Night Action
Landis defeated Tommies 12 to 6 at Finch Field Thomasville. Burns hit a homer and drove in three as Skaff went 5 for 5. Teague allowed 11 hits in 4 1 3 innings and took the loss. Umpires were Cohen and Sages. Time 2:00.
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Thomasville
Teague
Somcans
Invaders
Jim Burns
Redkamp
Tommies
Big Mike Skaff
Finch Field
Amaral
King
Laisse
Burns
Motto
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Skaff
Messimer
Scmeans
Rehkamp
Schmeans
Schineans
Cohen and
Sages
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Rho Johnson
Ameral
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Crone
Watro Ib
Maisiere
Richamp
Semeans
Landis Dene
Mediation drive spurs Bay City trade council action
Bay City Metal Trades Council asks Bethlehem Ship to resume work while mediation proceeds. The broader AFL CIO strikes persist across ten Bay area yards with defense orders totaling half a billion dollars. A June 9 hearing in Washington was set as Clarence Dykstra urged Bethlehem and the unions to operate. A six-member committee heads to the capital. Brighter notes exist as waves of strikes affect CIO warehousemen and AFL heavers nationwide, with a resolution in St Louis ending a jurisdictional dispute.
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Bay City Metal Trades Council
San Francisco
Bethechem Shipbuilding Company
AFL
Bethlehem
Bay Area
Clarence A. Dykstra
Bethlehem Management and Union
Washington
Union
Capital
Wey Distribution
Pittsburgh
CIO
Wavy Knox
St. Louis
Boommen’s Union
Tacoma
Wash
Pugs Rally To Beat Pats In Crete Softball Tilt
The Pugs defeated the Pats 49 to 7 at City Lake, with Bill Morehead and Gordon Smanley powering the winners. The Pats protested the final score as the teams plan a fish fry gathering at City Lake before any potential rematch.
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Pugs
Pats
Mercury Athletic Club
City Lake
Bill Morehead
Gordon Smanley
Jeeter Cook
Claude Smith
Jetf Pierce
Paul Sopel
Bill Bailey
Pat Patterson
Ken Stephens
Curt Denning
Luc Chakales
Clarence Haley
Dick Short
Roy Sullivan
Howard Raper
Floyd Evans
Charlotte Stadium Dedication Boosts Hornets Victory
Charlotte celebrates Griffith Stadium dedication as the Griffithmen beat Greensboro four in the fourth inning for a 6 to 1 win. Hardin Cathey limited the Red Sox to four hits while the crowd of three thousand watched. Winston-Salem edged Asheville 1 to 0 and Durham defeated Portsmouth 3 to 1 as pitchers dominated late.
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Charlotte
Clark Griffth
Charlotte Hornets
Greensboro
Griffithmen
Hardin Cathey
Red Sox
Griffith Stadium
Hornets
Richmond
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Jim Gentry
Durhant
Portsmouth
Bulls
Wes Livengood
Durham
Cubs
Albosta
Siman strike shuts logging camps four thousand workers back to work
Siman strike forced the shutdown of logging camps and mills employing 4000 men, agreed to return to work today. Five Companies, a Hawaiian combine of contracting firms, agreed with AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers on Oahu Island. By clock time, the earth completes a turn on its axis in four minutes less than a day.
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Siman
AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Oahu Island
Labor Hours Needed To Build A Medium Bomber
The statement notes that thirty thousand man hours are required to manufacture a single medium bomber. It highlights the extensive labor and production effort involved in wartime aircraft fabrication, reflecting industrial demands of the era.
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