High Point Chosen for Air Squadron HQ in Fourth Army
High Point becomes headquarters for the 412th air squadron of the Fourth Army Corps. E K Wilson of Asheville promotes the squadron, with Winston-Salem also to form a unit. Government will supply airplane motors for practice as recruits train on them. A long roster of first and second lieutenants from multiple cities lists their stations and home towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
412Th
Fourth Army Corps
E. KE. Wilson
Asheville
Winston-Salem
USA
Wilson
Air Service
406Th
Helow
Edwin Burge
Hendersonville
D. B. Irwin
Raleigh
L. K. Martin
J. E. Moore
Wadesboro
K. Patterson
Greensboro
Prickly Pear Control Efforts Reach New South Wales
Scientists report progress in using natural enemies to curb the prickly pear outbreak in Queensland and northern New South Wales. Researchers have gathered organisms from across the Americas and Europe to wage a biological fight, hoping field results match lab success and reduce infestations in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
S. W
Queensland
New South Wales
South America
Texas
Florida
Mexico
Harvey Johnson
Lightning strike kills man near Uvalda
A tenant house near Uvalda Georgia was struck by lightning yesterday. James Lynton Sr a Black man was killed and three other Black residents were seriously wounded. The incident occurred in the rural area surrounding the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uvalda
Here
James Lynton, Sr
Bad Man Monte Michaels Killed by Follower in Tampico
In Mexico's Tampico oil fields a roving bandit leader Monte Michaels who had terrorized camps for years was killed by a fellow countryman during a failed assault on a petroleum camp headquarters. Michaels, an American bandit known for gunplay, had a $10,000 bounty on his head set by International Petroleum. He previously boarded a passenger train for ransom money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Tampico
Monte Michaels
Monte
International Petroleum Company
Chorreras
Tamaulipas
Zacamixtle
Summer savings on lamps and furniture lure shoppers
The ad promotes floor lamps with decorative shades and table lamps at low prices starting $6.50. It also highlights fibre and cane suites, summer refrigeration at cost, trunks, handbags, and oil stoves as cool, affordable options for the season.
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Hat Point
Army Corps
Kinston
R. W. Oliver
W. S. Propst
Rocky Mount
H. L. Smith
Concord
W. A. Snyder, Jr
North Wilkesboro
J. FE
Winslow
Herford
J. YY. Wood
Shkenyon Woody
Wilmington
Alexander Little McCormick
Ebert
Wilhelmshaven
Gessler
Bernke
Admiralty
von Bredow
The
Sparta Grocery. Co
U. S
S. Main St
Wwe
Welborn Furniture
Commerce Street
Clark Jewels
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