Canada orders civilians into war labor shifts
NEA staff correspondent outlines Canada's widening manpower controls as civilians face compulsory transfers to essential work. From retail to farming, tempers rise over permits, penalties, and the promise of fair wages while industry and farms mobilize for war.
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Ottawa
Toronto
Canada
Humphrey Mitchell
Mitchell
Reprieve Granted In Double Slaying Case
Raleigh officials report Commissioner Hathaway Cross granted Clyde Grass a 65 day reprieve in a double murder case. The delay allows defense to pursue a possible new trial based on newly discovered evidence. The stay shifts the death date to September 3 for the 31 year old Cabarrus County white man.
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Raleigh
Hathaway Cross
Clyde Grass
Cabarrus County
Radar the wonder weapon of the war
In Miami on June 8 a reporter describes radar as a secret but decisive war weapon. He details its use from guiding ships to locating aircraft and landmarks in darkness and credits radar with aiding Allied victories including Cape Matapan and anti submarine patrols.
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Miami
Fla
United States
United Nations
Luftwaffe
England
Germany
Europe
RAF
Cape Matapan
Mediterranean
Land transfers list for several townships in North Carolina
War Department announces 252 U.S. soldiers held as prisoners of war by Japan. In North Carolina entries, Dunlap Lula Page Dunlap and others are listed with hometowns such as Wadesboro and Rose Hill, along with relatives. The document records transfers of property in High Point Morehead Gilmer and Sumner townships, naming buyers and sellers and lot locations.
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High Point Township
Q. W. Kirkman
Thelma Kirkman
Fot
Kirkman
Martha Kirkman
Thelma Keitson
B. T and
Ruby Kirkman
Leone Henderson
H. H. Foust
Lexington Avenue
High Point
H. W. Smith
Ward Street
W. C. Idol
T. T. Mitchell
Weaver Street
Morehead Township
G. W. Lewis
J. B. Robbins
Pinecroft Road
Evangelia A. Phrydas
R. B. Staley
Madison Avenue
George T. Spruce
John H. Bontiz
West Market Street
Gilmer Township
A. G. Ellington, Jr
William Price
Wilcox
Washington
War Department
U. S
Japan
North Carolina
Dunlap
Pfe
Frank P
Lula Page
Morgan St
Wadesboro
Savage
Lottis L.abbott Savage
Rosehill
Radio Schedule Evening June 8 1942 Eastern War Time
Radio listings outline programs from 6:45 pm to 11:30 pm with serials, news, music, and war commentary. Notable entries include Front Page Farrell and Captain Midnight serials, News by Henry Taylor and Frazer Hunt, Fred Waring's Time, War News from the World, Ginny Simms at Hollywood, Lights Out, and Red Skelton. The lineup features CBS NBC and mutual network blocks, with multiple repeats and specialty acts.
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Farrell
Midnight
Biu-Eas
Cbs
Shrednik
Nbe News
Henry Taylor
Blu Frazer Hunt
Symphonets
Lulu
Joe Rines
Edwin €. Hil
Charlotte Deeble
Three Suns
Jack Armstrong
John B. Kennedy
Mbs
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomas
Fred Waring
Nbc Basic
Blu
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbc
Harry James
Johnson Family
Arthur Hale
Kalteshborn
Nbc-West
Ginny Simms
Hollywood
Earl Godwin
Ebs
Cisco Kid
Lum & Abner
Leo Cherne
Horace Heidt & Orchestra
Nbec
Ed Gardner
Duffy's Place
al Jolson
Monty Woolley
Nbc-Basic
Blu Burns and Allen
Gabriel Heatter
Nbe
Nick Carter
Harry Wismer
Rob Hope
Geo. Fielding Eliot
Blu Jazz Laboratory
Dhe
John B. Hughes
Gracie Fields
Red Skelton and Company
Blu Congress
Dbs
Paul Schubert
Joan Brooks
Nbc-East
Nbc-Weat
Understanding Ankle Sprains and Fractures in Wartime Health
Wartime medical guidance explains how ankle sprains and fractures occur from joint strain, warning signs such as swelling and bruising, and the need for rest and splinting. It notes different injury patterns, use of X rays, and gradual return to walking with support after acute pain passes.
North Carolina Sets Navy Enlistment Record in May
Raleigh reports North Carolina broke its all time navy enlistment record with 773 enlistments in May, surpassing 1942's 579. The 773 could man four destroyers 26 subchasers or 125 PT boats, with Alabama next in line for 17 year old enlistments.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Charles B. Neely
Alabama
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Variety Programs
Radio listing shows 4.00 The Keso Reporter and 6.00 Suppertime Music followed by a mix of entertainment and news programs. Highlights include Fred Warings Orchestra, News of the World, Ginny Simm, Horace Heidt, Fibber McGee and Molly, Bob Hope, Red Skelton, and The Career of Alice Blair with Isabel Shaffer at organ.
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Keso
Fred Warings
Jonony
Ginny Simm
Horace Heidt
Strath
Myrt Orehetta
Fibber McGee
Molly
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
TMS Hevellie
Everything Gore
Robert Mt. Jane
Uncle Sam
the Neils
Melpmate
Alice Blair
Isabel Shaffer
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NEA
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Jim
Errol Flynn
Alexis Smith
Loretta Young
Iss
Donnellle Sondergaord
Blanche Yurka
Brian Aherne
Lilliam Wright
Sidney Toler
Clark Gable
High Points
Cool Theatres Teleom Anal
BOK Hope
Dorothy Lamolur
Laurel and Hardy
Cartoon
Pala
George Brent
Brenda Marshall
Jupy Canova
Ioan OF Ozark
Guilford County
Thomas D. Masters
N. C
U.S. Navy
VK Eee
WSJS
Reso
Carey Longmire
Guiding Light
Portia
The
Wachovia
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System