Casual Comment by W. A. Bains on Russia and postwar peace
W A Bains reflects on the June 22 1941 Nazi invasion of Russia. He praises Soviet defense and leadership while warning about possible postwar Soviet aims. He argues for unity with democratic nations and cautious diplomacy to prevent Comintern revival and ensure lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Finland
Germany
Turkey
Britain
United States
Eurasia
Hitler
Comintern
Sia
High Point Firms Win National Security Award in Civilian Defense
Two of High Point's leading industries, Carolina Container and Tomlinson, received the National Security Award for protection and safety at a ceremony in the Junior High School auditorium. Judge Hubert Oliver, Major Herrin, and city officials praised civilian workers for wartime duties and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Carolina Container, Inc
Tomlinson
Charles F. Carroll
Carroll
Camp Butner
Military Bugle Corps
U. S. Army
Grover H. Jones
Hubert Oliver
Lexington
R. L. Harris
Oliver
Mes
D. A. Herrin
Fourth Service Command
Atlanta, Ga
R. W. Martin
Office of
North Carolina Civilian Defense
D. C. France
Ft. B. Internal Security
District 2
Bugle Corps
United Nations
National Security
Bill Slate
Tomlinson’s
Raleigh
Joseph A. Cavin
Carolina Container Company
John Sibley
Navy
Dewey A. Herring
Atlanta
C. T. Ingram
Carolina Container Executive
Chinese Cabbage Used In Salads And Cooked Dishes
Chinese cabbage rich in vitamins can be eaten fresh in salads or finely chopped. It may be used in cooked forms such as creamed or scalloped dishes or in creamed preparations.
USO Dance at Y Gym Tonight Informal
The weekly USO dance for service men will be informal at the YMCA gym tonight. Miss Ella Lou Taylor provides vocal selections during the intermission while Jimmy Harris and his Rhythm Masters play dance music. Senior hostesses with last names starting E and F will chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Melvin Hayes
Ella Lou Taylor
Jimmy Harris
Lost Lad Reunited With Aunt After City Stroll
A 3-year-old boy from Asheboro wandered along North Main Street in High Point around 1 30 p m. He warmed to Policeman Oglesby after being found and was returned to his aunt who had arrived just in time. The child had briefly considered a motorcycle ride with officers but chose to go back with his aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stewart
Asheboro
North Main Street
High Point
Policeman Oglesby
Oglesby
Flying Panther leads East Orange War Bond drive
East Orange New Jersey sends a patriotic message by funding a P-51 Flying Panther with 92 000 dollars in war bonds. The unit arrives in Europe while the town honors Holt McPherson for civic service at the Shelby Daily Star ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride London
INS
East Orange
New Jersey
America
Europe
Godspeed
East Orange High School
McPherson
Shelby
Holt McPherson
Shelby Daily Star
Princeton Netters Dominate Eastern Intercollegiate Tourney
In Elizabeth New Jersey the men’s semifinals of the eastern intercollegiate tennis meet pit Princeton players in all four half finals. Frederick Prior faces Chad Johnson in the men’s final while Doris Hart of Barry faces Lillian Lopaus of Rollins in the women’s semifinals as the Tigers show top form.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Princeton
Rollins College
Doris Hart
Barry Callee Fia
Lillian Lopaus
Rollins
Aevers
Rosenquest Orange
Constane Clifton
Frederick C. Prior
Chad Johnson
Johnson
Tiger
David P. Wood, Jr
West Point
Minor Results From Yesterday’s Baseball Scores
International League games included Montreal 4 Newark tied at Toronto with several postponements Rochester at Syracuse and Baltimore at Buffalo postponed. Southern Association results Memphis 7 Nashville 6 Chattancoes 6 Birmingham 5 Little Rock 5.5 Knoxville 4-9 Atlanta 9-1 New Orleans 4-5. American Association Milwaukee 4-4 Indianapolis 2-2 Toledo 7 Minneapolis St Paul 2 Columbus 1 Louisville 7 Kansas City 2.
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International League Montreal
Newark
Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Syracuse
Baltimore
Buffalo
Southern Association
Memphis
Nashville
Chattancoes
Birmingham
Little Rock
Knoxville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
Great American Migration reshapes wartime population map
Central Press report analyzes post Pearl Harbor movement within the United States. Since 1940 New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania lost about 1.25 million people while California Oregon and Washington gained about 750,000. Maine Ohio and Montgomery County show divergent changes as Kaiser studies fuel corporate planning and the Food Distribution Administration publishes Highlights of Population Shifts.
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Pearl Harbor
United States
Europe
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New England
Connecticut
Maine
Portland
Ohio
Montgomery County
Dayton
Mineral County
Nevada
Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Henry Kaiser
Food Distribution Administration
Census Bureau
Former Chief Withdraws Application For Police Chief
Acting Chief C. Stoker and Detective W. Johnson along with Sergt Frank Shields were placed on a certified list for the police chief vacancy by the Civil Service Commission. Former Chief W. G. Friddle withdrew his request to be considered, avoiding an additional name on the eligible list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shields
C. C. Stoker
W. C. Johnson
Civil Service Commission
Roy Ss. Braden
W. G. Friddle
Commission
Fiddle
Friddle
Stokers
Johnson
Sale of Auto License Stickers Lagging Here
Only 50 automobile license stickers have been purchased since sale began June 10. Stickers are available at the post office and office of collectors of internal revenue, with a July 1 deadline. Penalties of at least 5 and up to an undisclosed maximum may apply for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Office of Collectors of Internal Revenue
A. Lee Gibson
Internal Revenue Collector
Pfc Billy Myers Wounded on Italian Front
Mr and Mrs J O M 1109 Madison avenue were notified that their son Pfc Curtiss Myers known as Billy was wounded in action in Italy. He joined service December 2 1941 and served in Africa Sicily and Anzio advancing with his division. His status and location at the time of injury were not provided in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Pfc
Curtiss Myers
Billy
Italy
Pfc. Myers
Africa
Sicily
Anzio
Inf
Waste Paper Company Defendant In Suit
Opal JohnsonFiled suit in H Point Munich court seeking 5000 from Lenin Waste Paper Greensboro for injuries to her arm leg and chest after an automobile collision on West Green Street May 22. Eugene Briggs named as defendant said to have operated the company truck. H C Johnson owner of the car seeks 400 for damages to his auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Johnson
H Point Munich
Lenin
Greensboro
A . Ao
Eugene Briggs
West Green Street
H. C. Johnson
Kivett Drive Youth Placed Under Bond
Henry Cox an 18 year old of 1714 Kivett Drive was jailed on a reckless driving charge after numerous complaints about his operation of an automobile. He was also charged with having no operator's license. Bonds totaling 400 were posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cox
Kivett Drive
Cox
Chicago Man Named To Carolina Faculty
Dr. Berthold Louis Ullman, a Latin professor at the University of Chicago, will head the classics department at the University of North Carolina, succeeding the late Dr. Gustave Harrer. Ullman edits the Macmillan classical series, former American Philological Association president, and author of Ancient Writing and Its Influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Berthold Louis Ullman
University of Chicago
Gustave A. Harrer
University of North Carolina
Frank P. Graham
Ullman
MacMillan
American Philological Association
Wanted Mechanics and Body Men for Permanent Employment
Help wanted notice for High Land Motors Inc seeks mechanics and body men for permanent employment. Unlimited earnings offered. Apply in person at High Land Motors or call 2820 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Motors, Inc
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Carolina Container
Nges
Dorothy Lamour
Fred Macmurray
Betty Hutton
Diana Lynn
Wimn
Chandler Rat Ond Welty En Tode
Poy
Y Gym
NEW West End Theatre
JR. G
Greensboro RD
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Leo Carrillo
DR. B. F. Thomas
W. High St
Max Bones
Depot
J. C. McGoy
Security Bank
G.I. Jane
Beatrice Roemer
Camp Campbell
Kentucky
G. I. Jane
Army Service Forces
WAC
Fifth Service Command
Indiana
West Virginia
Sergeant Roemer
Paterson
International
Lad
Princeton Netters
Henry C. Nicholas
Central Press Correspondent
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Oregon
Cleveland
Union Terminal
Billy Myers
Act
Wei
Rich Point
Main &T
Waste Paper Company
Chicago
Carolina
Ue Ari Centra
West Brand Street
Phos
Tenscanen
Minnie Lee
Steed
Iris James Helen
Betty Trotter
Pauline He
Princess Beau
Jyst Ents Point City Limits
M. L. Gars
Barber Genase
Hedgecoc
Ward Stree
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