Weather roundup for the Carolinas and Georgia with record temps
The weather bureau reports little overall temperature change for tonight with slight warmth in extreme west areas. Across North and South Carolina and Georgia the night is mild, while Charleston and nearby cotton belt regions show a few degrees variation. City data include Charlotte 60 highs and 60 lows, Norfolk 69, Savannah 71, Wilmington 55, and New Orleans 92 with rainfall variances noted in select stations.
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Orbital Weather Bureau
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Columbia
Fort Worth
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Little Rock
Louisville
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New Orleans
New York
Norfolk
Richmond
Savannah
Pampa
Washington
Wimington
Commendation for Aiders in High Point Strike Settlement
Governor Broughton and U S Conciliation Service head praised labor leaders and conciliators for settling a High Point boarders strike that involved several hundred mill workers before wartime production halted. The note cited cooperation by Forrest H. Shuford, Frank Crane, Howard Colvin, D Yates Heafner, Grady Morton, and High Point mills management.
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Raleigh
High Point
Broughton
J. R. Steelman
U. S. Conciliation Service
Steelman
Howard T. Colvin
D. Yates Heafner
Forrest H. Shuford
Frank Crane
Shuford
Mr. Crane
North Carolina
Mills
Grady Morton
High — Point Independent Boarders Union
Plans for Thomasville Victory Day July parade set
Thomasville organizers plan a Victory Day on Saturday July 7 with J Roy Proctor named as committee chairman. A meeting in the county courtroom will proceed with arrangements for a parade led by the American Legion and home guard unit, with school bands from Thomasville and Mills Home joining the event and a program to follow in the high school auditorium featuring speakers.
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Thomasville
J. Roy Proctor
Thomasvillge
M Yragglatuart
Rooyf
American Legion
Thanasville
Mills
Pictured animal and clues cross word puzzle horizontal
A dense list of crossword style clues appears including references to a desert animal from a previous puzzle, various wordplay prompts, abbreviations, and definitions ranging from animals and body parts to nautical terms and celestial hints. The fragment combines both horizontal and vertical prompts with several orphaned entries and partial phrases.
Japanese Aleutian Actions Seen as Diversion in War
Japanese operations in the Aleutians are viewed as diversions from main Pacific fronts. Experts say the primary targets remain Hawaii, New Zealand Australia, and supply routes, with Japan seeking to draw American forces away from key southern and central Pacific offensives after losses at Coral Sea and Midway.
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Dutch Harbor
Alaskan
Central Pacific
Pacific
Thhe
Japan
Coral Sea
Midway
Real cost of war not paid in money but in blood and toil
The president described Allied support including food housing and munitions plant equipment for Britain and Australia. He said settlements after the war would not be dollar for dollar but shared sacrifice. The aim is lasting peace and mutual economic well being with equal financial burden across nations.
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Britain
Australia
Scrap collector’s worker rushes off to other job in Australia
The man who collects your scrap doesn’t stay to tidy your yard. He’s busy, and few regular drivers remain, as many are in Australia on another and more important assignment.
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Australia
Italian claim of convoy clash sinks ships in sea action
Rome reports Italian air and naval engagement between Tunis and Sardinia involving two heavily escorted British convoys. Italian losses include two cruisers, one destroyer, four steamers, one battleship, one aircraft carrier, and 15 enemy planes shot down. Missing Italian crews include two air force commanders and two squadron leaders.
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Ag Parpleslaip
Amon
Tunis
Sardinia
Tunisia
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Tiakan
Teva
Battle Near Tobruk Shows Fluid Front As Rommel Presses
British and Axis forces clash along a shifting Tobruk front with Lieut. Gen. Ritchie’s army counterattacking and Rommel advancing from Gazala toward the coast. Air raids on Matruh and Fuka fail to halt supply moves while Derna and Acroma endure renewed strikes and British planes hit Axis transports.
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el Adem
Neil M. Ritchie
Acroma
Ain el Gazala
Trighi Capuzzo
el Ader
Eighth Army
Erwin Rommel
Egypt
Matruh
Egypt-Libya
Fuka
Adama
Rommel
Mediterranean
Derna
Fabruk
Ain E Gazala
Bir Hacheim
Darwin Air Combat Saves City From Raid
Darwin reports four enemy fighters shot down in a furious dogfight credited to General MacArthur's headquarters as saving the north Australian city from a planned air strike. Japanese bombers were deterred off Darwin's coast with only one Allied plane lost and its pilot reportedly saved.
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MacArthur
Darwin
Train wreck leaves several dead and many injured at Henderson
A freight engine plowed into an observation car of a 17 coach train near Henderson. Seven killed and many injured, most treated then released. most victims connected to Camp Blanding. Rail line damaged but service partly resumed by afternoon. Public vehicles in Panama barred after curfew.
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John V. Sullivan
Fairview
Mass
Camp Blanding
Fla
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Brooklyn
Rutherford, N. J
Walter Ray
Baltimore
Barbara Uzman
Hempstead
N. Y
Ruth Shuler
Terrell
Virginia
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Petersburg
Whittwell
Jim Cumbia
Anchar
Panama
Welock Pom
Funeral Rites for Local Residents Reported
Thomasville notices detail funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Fine 29 of Lexington Route Two and Mrs. Ruby Turner of High Point. Also announced are services for Charles R. Wicker, Lou Ella Newton, and DL Hayes with choirs, pallbearers, and burial at local cemeteries. Separate item notes Britain studying advanced body armor for soldiers.
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Ruby Turner
the Enterprise
Phomasville
Homme
Smith Street
High Point
Pentecostal Holiness Church
T. L. Lindsay
Jesus
J. D. Hobbs
8. G. Durham
Ralto Farrington
Milton Rowe
Charles Scott
H. F. Scott
Floral Garden Cemetery
Lou Ella Newton
Yoxn
Julian Lindsey
Wesley Memorial Church
David Yow
W. B. Hall
Pallbear
el .E. Lineberry
C. F. Newton
QC. Newton
A. G. Newton
W. B. Moser
Sam Atkins
Oakwood Cemetery
Edgar H Tufts Educator Dies at 42 in Banner Elk
Edgar H Tufts 42 president of the Edgar Tufts Foundation which runs Lees McRae College Grandfather Home for Children and Grave Hospital died after a month of illness in Banner Elk He founded the institutions and led them since 1923 He married Eugenia Stinson in 1923 and had two children Anna Lois and Edgar Tufts Jr Funeral set for Banner Elk Presbyterian Church at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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Eedgar H.tufts
Edgar Tufts
Lees-McRae Institute
McCailie School
Chattanooga
Davidson College
Young Tufts
Eugenia Stinson
Banner Elk
Anna Lois
Edgar Tutts
Capias Issued For Stoner Kluttz
Judge Zeb V. Nettles issued a capias for Salisbury lawyer and senatorial candidate Stoner W. Kluttz after he failed to appear in Superior Court to answer a contempt citation. The hearing was continued to 2 p.m. and Nettles overruled a bid to disqualify him as presiding judge.
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Concord
Zeb V. Nettles
Stoner W. Kluttz
Salisbury
Kluttz
Nettles
Buford Blackwelder
Netties
Asheville
Busines
Norway Quisling Followers Clash Into Norwegian Towns
Reuters dispatch from Stockholm reports many wounded in Norway near Trondheim as Quisling followers entered Rissa and Selbu to exact reprisals but faced strong resistance. Disturbances were also noted at Tronendelag as unrest spreads under wartime occupation. Quisling summoned ministers and pro Nazi leaders in Oslo to report on the nationwide political situation.
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Reuters
Stockholm
Norway
Vidkun Quisling
Rissa
Selbu
Trondheim
Tronendelag
Wonway
Oslo
Quisling
Berlin
JAP MEDALS AND CIVILIAN WORKERS AT PEARL HARBOR
Laurey serves at Pearl Harbor after volunteering on the first civilian repair call following Japanese damage. Frank Knox signs the coverage noting U S Army sensors and medals ceremony details as JAP medals are continued from Page One.
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U.S. Army
Frank Knox
Laurey
Pearl Harbor
Churchill Interest Highlighted by Armor Expert
Kenneth Walker, a London armor specialist, states the American device can stop a revolver shot at point blank range. Walker served in World War II with the Ministry of Communications as an expert in light armor, and Prime Minister Winston Churchill has shown interest in the work.
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Winston Churchill
Kenneth Walker
London
Walker
Ministry of 3Funitions
Early Lawn Feeding Fights Weeds In Spring
Early lawn feeding, timed as winter ends, delivers fertilizer to roots before top growth. It promotes deeper roots, aids drought resilience, and suppresses weeds by early root establishment, reducing weed establishment as temps rise.
New York Stocks Report Beginnings for Pye Saga
New York markets on June 15 show early movement as investors digest varied signals about Pye shares. Traders monitor supply, demand, and potential corporate actions shaping the session's tone.
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New York
Furious Battle Fronts Fire Across Russia in March Push
A wartime dispatch details German reinforcements and intensified assaults in Ukraine and Sevastopol. Soviet reports claim 2850 German casualties near Kharkov and fierce fighting across the front as winter yields to spring. Civilians near Sevastopol reportedly armed while both sides suffer heavy losses and limited gains.
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Semeon Timoshenko
Ukraine
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Crimean
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Red Army
Stalin
Timoshenko
Arctic
Kalinin
Moscow
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Leningrad
Murmansk
Senate proposes dependent allowances for soldiers and families
The report outlines monthly payments for Class A dependents including wives and children, with amounts varying by number of children and presence of a wife. It also covers Class B dependents and scenarios with mixed dependents, detailing government contributions and soldier payments.
Negro Scouters Set Meeting in Lexington
District chairmen of the Uwharrie Negro scouting movement will meet in Lexington at 8 tonight at the United Furniture Company. Cabel Philpat of the Inter-Racial committee said the session will discuss plans for a financial campaign. Attending will be Paul Ingie of High Point and B. W. Hackney Jr, Scout Executive, with chairs Rev W F Elliot High Point, Prof E Le Peterson High Point, Rev T T Evans Lexington, and Prof L Hall Salisbury.
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Qanecal
Enterprise
Lexington
Uwharrie Negro Scouting Movement
Ue United Furniture Company
Cabel Philpat
Paul Ingie
High Point
Snd
B. W. Hackney, Jr
British losses listed as 69 tanks and 700 prisoners
Italian high command reported British casualties across June 12 and 13 in Libya near Ain el Gazala, citing 69 tanks and 13 guns plus 700 men taken prisoner, with violent patrols and artillery supported by air strikes on British concentrations.
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Ain E! Gazala
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