North Carolina Senate Study At Tenate Conclave In Hendersonville
Hendersonville to host a summer conference as the North Carolina senate reviews state relations in the wartime period. Senator Hugh G. Mitchell chairs arrangements. federal officials and judges join the program with lessons on modern legislation. John J. Parker of the U S circuit court is a keynote speaker at a banquet. Lieutenant Governor Ballentine attends. Gen Edward H Brooks and Gen Okes are listed as participants.
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Dersonville
North Carolina Senate
Ator Hugh G. Mitchell
Mitchell
John J. Parker
Charle
U. S. Circuit Court
D. Hiden Ram
Ashe
Run County Court House
L. Y. Ballentine
George W. Taylor
Edward H. Brooks
Fourth Service Command
North Carolina
Oks
France
Pepper urges action at Mount speaker banquet
Senator Claude Pepper addresses about 300 business and civic leaders at the Mount Chamber of Commerce banquet in Rocky Mount urging immediate ratification of the United Nations charter and postwar federal aid when necessary. He says war is defined by the Allies and must be prevented in our time.
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Ocky Mount
Mator Claude Pepper
D-Fla
King
Ness
Far Chamber of Commerce Bank
Germany
United Nations
Hany
Sher
Pepper
Zaharias Wins Third Western Open Title In Golf
Babe Zaharias defeated Dorothy Germain 4 and 2 in Indianapolis to become the first woman to win three western women's open golf titles. Zaharias, who faced a late rally from Germain and news of her mother's death, led by six holes at the 27th and closed out on the 34th hole of a 36 hole final.
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Jerry Liska
Indianapolis
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson Zaharias
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Highland Golf and Country Club Course
Miss
Park Ridge
Ill
Babe
Miss Germain
Zaharias
Dorothy Ellis
Indiana
Germain
Mrs. Zaharias
Mrs. Germain
Mrs
Geneen
Signet
Zrias
Seventh War Loan Surpasses Quota by Over Five Billion
Washington reports the seventh war loan reached nineteen billion dollars in total sales, exceeding the goal by more than five billion as campaigns entered closing days. Individual purchases rose to six point four seven five billion, reaching ninety two point five percent of the seven billion goal. E bonds pushed toward the four billion target with progress near seventy two percent. War finance director Ted R. Gamble urged continued heavy E-bond sales to meet all objectives and showcase national effort.
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Washington
Treasury
Jean Cen
Ted R. Gamble
Horace Williams Scholars Plan Southern Philosophy School
Dr. Sidney S. Robins of Center Conway New Hampshire addressed in Gerrard Hall Chapel Hill a group of former students of Dr Horace Williams professor of philosophy at the university for more than fifty years. They plan to launch a southern school of thought at Chapel Hill to continue and expand his work in philosophy.
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Chapel Hill
Sidney S. Robins
Center Conway
N. H
St. Lawrence University
Horace Williams
University of North Carolina
Gerrard Hall
Statement on Allied Forces and united nations aims
A speaker asserts Germany will face heavy industry for a long war and says allied forces will be deployed in Germany along with a united nations to suppress aggression and promote well being for all peoples. He emphasizes a lasting, organized multinational effort.
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Germany
United Nations
Organization of Nations
Sammy Byrd Sets Course Record in Big Fare Lead
Sammy Byrd, Plum Hollow pro, shot a record eight under par 64 to lead the Detroit Big Fare invitational after 36 holes. Byron Nelson lurks one back at 64-70 134, with Craig Wood and Harold McSpaden also in contention as 72 holes remain. Byrd’s back nine featured four birdies and an eagle, including a 25-foot putt to finish 34-30 for the day.
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Detroit
Sammy Byrd
Plum Hollow Country Club
Byron Nelson
New York Yankee
Nelson
Craig Wood
Oper
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Byrd
Sinkle
Chuck Rutan
Claude Harmon
Frank Walsh
Sock Shortage Measures Ordered by War Production Board
Washington June 23 wartime order directs hosiery makers to match or exceed July-September 1943 output of men cotton work socks in the current quarter to alleviate a shortage.
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Washington
War Production Board
Mayor finds dog dead under car engine in Alton incident
In Alton Illinois Mayor Wadlow heard distressing yelps near city hall and followed them to a parked car where a dog lay dead under the hood. The car owner offered no explanation for the pup’s presence.
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Alton
Ill
Wadlow
Letter-Perfect Nest Stirs Lisburn Postal Mystery
Damaged letters arriving in Lisburn Northern Ireland carry odd explanatory notes about a nest with unclear handwriting. Post office workers report similar quirky markings on misdirected mail sparking local curiosity.
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Lisburn
Northern Ireland
Demonstration of resolve to end tyranny abroad
A terse statement asserts a firm pledge to remove the last axis tyrant from power. The remark underscores a goal of decisive action and global repercussions without detailing the strategy or timeline.
Floating Jap Mines Reported Off Washington Coast
The coast guard at Ketchikan issued a routine warning that floating mines were spotted along the Alaska coast. Mariners were advised to avoid them and report sightings to authorities. Officials dismissed claims of a Japanese blockade by mines as bizarre and ridiculous, noting periodic reports since the war began with no explosions or increases in incidents.
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Seattle
Coast Guard
Ketchikan
Alaska
Shoshone Officials Swap Posts in County Reorganization
In Shoshone Idaho prosecutor Ross B Haddock and probate judge Howard E Adkins both resigned and were immediately reassigned by county commissioners to each other’s posts. The moves accompany a broader personnel reshuffle as the county seeks to adjust staffing and duties.
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Idaho
Gece County
Ross B. Haddock
Howard E. Adkins
600 Athletes to Compete in National AAU Track Meet
About 600 top track and field athletes will compete at Randall's Island for the national AAU championships over the weekend. The event supports the American Red Cross with juniors on Friday and seniors on Saturday. Standouts include Samuels of Texas in the 100 yard dash and Moon, Crowson, Mathis, and New York duo Conwell and Ewell among others.
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Harold Clausen
New York
A.A.U
Randall's Island
American Red Cross
Pe Samuels
Texas
Zane Moon
Rocky Mountain
Bob Crowson
Missouri U
Bill Mathis
Washington, D. C
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Barney Ewell
Herb Thompson
Elmore Harris
Shore
A. C
Roland Sink
New England
Bill Hulse
Jim Rafferty
Bill
Ed Quirk
Earl Audet
California
al Hershey
New York's Athletic Club
Los Angeles County
Ys’ Club
Fort Benning
Albert
Boo) Morcom
Hunter Field
Savannah
Increased Gasoline Production S urged by War Admin
The Petroleum Administration for War urged the oil industry to raise daily output to 5,213,100 barrels of all petroleum liquids in July. This target exceeds June by about 21,000 barrels and tops the May record by 14,620 barrels daily.
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Washington
The
Petroleum Administration For War Today
Loop Leader Takes Games 1 3 6 2
Hidalgo dominates Thomasville in game one holding them to five hits and three runs as Hickory leads 11 runs. Gaclock wins game two for the leaders while Bournot absorbs the loss for Thomasville. Forbes and DeFrank collect two hits each in the opener with Coleman adding a triple and Allotta going 3 for 5.
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Thomasville
Hidalgo
Hickory
Kiser
Ray Moring
Lefty Bournot
Lodger
Forbes
DeFrank
Dodger
Coleman
Allotta
Rha Adams
Oro
Ceuasdan
Eserve
Noah
Wee DeFrank
Leonard
Renee Radmer
Ee Turner
Ibd
Schilder
CORO
Moring
Abrha Allen
Bell
Stauffer
Io Grieszuc
Parks
Essercess
Hickory Ovey
Schilder Adams
Bartalini
Allen
Griesza
Gruesma
Ridenhour
Heving
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