Curfew Law Debate Highlights City Youth Problem
City officials and residents outlined curfew and youth recreation ideas at a public meeting hosted by Wesley Memorial Church. Mayor Koonce urged open forum discussions while stressing enforcement challenges and parental responsibility. leaders called for neighborhood centers, church involvement, and year round programs to combat delinquency.
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High Point
Charles F. Carroll
Carroll
Wesley Memorial Church
Arnold J. Koonce
Koonce
Ralph Vance
Vance
O. L. Brown
J. J. Ellington
Ellington
Joe Boyd
S. E. Burford
Negro Public Library
YMCA
YWCA
Wartime Washington Tales and Political Crosswinds
A humorous wartime column notes Army fuss over bomb sight hair and a humorous 21 inch rumor, then recounts a Washington crime and a Hopkins mail theft mystery. It analyzes Roosevelt's choice on Con nally Smith anti strike legislation amid labor, war aims, and political risk.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
A.F.L
William Green
CI0
Philip Murray
Telesubstantiation and the Hollywood Vision of Tomorrow
A lively fictional interview imagines Homer in Hollywood guiding a breakthrough called telesubstantiation. Real people can be sent via atomized beams to viewing stations, replacing actors with mass produced Robert Taylors, redefining film and theater while arguing it as inevitable progress.
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Edison
Homer
Robert Taylor
Robert
Hollywood
Radar Mass Production Started Before War
Radar mass production began in August 1940 after Admiral Bowen and General Electric's Charles Wilson pushed for Navy radar development. British and American efforts accelerated, with GE Westinghouse Bell RCA joining early, while British mission insights spurred U S naval radar programs and later combat use.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Harold G. Bowen
Bowen
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Company
War Production Board
Charlie
Wilson
GE Laboratory
Schenectady
Navy
Naval Research Laboratory
Walter R. Baker
Naval Laboratory
Baker
Naval
Westinghouse Electric Company
Naval Radar
A. W. Robertson
George Bucher
NRL
Westinghouse
British Mission
United States
Navy Department
Britain
Albert Hoyt) Taylor
Leo C. Young
Gregory) Breit
Merle A.) Tuve
Carnegie Institute
Robert A. Watson-Watt
Daventry
British Broadcasting Corporation
Watson-Watt
England
Germany
Japan
Hood
General Electric
Bell Telephone
RCA
Admiral Bowne
Jennings B. Dow
Bureau of Ships
Bureau of Engineering
Page
Naval Research Associates
Taylor
Young
Admiral Bowen
Death Claims Mrs W L White in Pennsylvania
Mrs W L White sister of Mrs N Welborn J A Marsh and the late J E Marsh of High Point died yesterday in a hospital at State College Pennsylvania Relatives here have been notified Mrs White lived in High Point for years before moving to Pennsylvania Welborn left to attend the funeral which will be held Tuesday in Philadelphia
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W. L. White
N. Welborn
J. A. Marsh
J. E. Marsh
High Point
Tate College
Three youths charged with gambling in municipal case
Police cite three youths Ben R Atkinson 18 of 402 Green John Ray Odom 16 of 9 B Clara Cox apartments and Lee Boles 18 of 501 EF Com ree on gambling charges. Case set for municipal court Monday.
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Ben R. Atkinson
Green
John Ray Odom
Clara Cox
Lee Boles
Permits Issued for Siding and Brick Work by Fire Chief
Fire Chief E. K. Ingram issued permits this morning totaling several sums for residential and building improvements. T. Powell received $1,000 for general siding at 204 Hill Rest. Joe Levine $310 for a brick veneer addition. H. P. Farmers' Exchange note S185 for brick veneer work at 1403 S. Main.
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E. K. Ingram
T. Powell
Hillrest
Joe Levine
H. P. Farmers
S. Main
Prof Nicholas J Spykman Dies At 49 In New Haven
Yale professor and international relations authority Nicholas J Spykman died at New Haven Hospital from heart ailment. He was the first director of the Yale Institute of International Actions, founded in 1935, and renowned lecturer on political economic and social hemispheric topics. There are five bicycles for every hundred inhabitants in Sweden.
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New Haven, Conn
Nicholas J. Spykman
Yale
New Haven Hospital
Ale Institute of International Actions
Eight Hour Day Approved for Private Nurses
At a joint meeting the private duty division of the High Point graduate nurses club and staff physicians approved eight hour duty for private nurses. The change to July 1 follows prior private duty action and needs physician approval.
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High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Unclear Fragment Reflects Political Speech and Nature Fact
The text mixes a political dig about the President with an odd note on ant eaters using their tails as blankets. It appears as a fragmented OCR sample without a cohesive event or date. Entities include the President and ant eaters, but no clear action or outcome is presented.
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I. H. Page
Carlos B. Mirick
Matthew H. Schrenk
Harry Hopkins
Walter H. Judd
Minneapolis
Minn
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China
Kidder
Congressman Judd
Tial
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Joe
Aken
Pennsylvania
Sweden
St. Joseph
Nat Walker
Walgreen
Parker - Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
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ICE Delivery Company
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Frank Mocer
Blondie
Mandrake
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