Accidents Kill More Men Than Our Enemies
A wartime piece by Henry A. Foscue outlines home front losses and calls for safer driving. It cites 39,000 killed and 36,000,000 injured at home versus 261,608 killed and 808,916 wounded or captured abroad. It warns that careless driving and high speed create deadly risks, urges slowing at sundown, and adopts a safety pledge to never exceed safe speeds regardless of law.
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Henry A. Foscue
Pearl Harbor
V-J Day
Versatile Rouge Promises Harmony in Dress and Lip Color
A new all-purpose lipstick blends blue red with a golden cast to harmonize dress colors and makeup shades. The product promises to neutralize clashes between yellow red and blue red tones, producing the peerless Sunbird shade that adapts to the face and supports multicolored outfits without discord.
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Joseph
Hollywood Bulletin Rumors and Affairs Stir The Studio Scene
Hollywood gossip reports Sister Kenny and Rosalind Russell visiting San Francisco then Texas for polio work. Andrews to install yacht radar. the 80-foot ketch may cruise to the Panama Canal and Honolulu race. Charles Butterworth dies before big stage contract. Linda Darnell’s dressing room set built. many paparazzi notes on stars and projects.
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Hollywood
State Department
Sister Kenny
Australia
Rosalind Russell
San Francisco
Kenny
Texas
R-K-O
Andrews
Clem Stose
Panama Canal
Honolulu
Stose
Charles Butterworth
Nunnally Johnson
George S. Kaufmann
Frank Morgan
Betty Hensel
Cary Grant
Irving Berlin
Gracie Fields
London
Annie
Joan Fontaine
Bill Dozier
Mexico
New York
Billy de Wolfe
San Bernadino
Janis Paige
Bob Graham
Funeral set for Bishop Madison in Pittsburgh Saturday
Rev C W Lawrence to attend his funeral in Pittsburgh Pa with the service scheduled for Saturday at 1 p m The Youth Day parade in Greensboro today has been postponed and the Youth Center group will not depart The New Star Jubilee singers of Winston Salem will perform at St Mathews Holiness Church 404 Taylor Street Sunday at 3 p m Elder E L McDonald pastor
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Strneby
N. C
Sara Jane S. Lassiter
Charley Smitherman
A. & T. College
Randolph County
John W. Carter
Herbert Potter
Emma Lutha
Ray
National Council OF Negro Women, Inc
Bertie L. Derrick
National Council of Negro Women
Mary
St. Mark Church
Washington Street
High Point
Mary McLeod Bethune
Dr. Bethune
Frances Russell
Y.W.C.A
East Washington Street
S. B. Davis
City Federation of Women's Clubs
J. I. Hall
Radio Gospel Singers
Mae E. Patterson
Radio Gospel
Roanoke
Hollins
First Baptist Church
ST. Stephens A.m.le
C. W. Lawrence
St. Stephen A.M.E. Zion
Rockingham
W. W. Matthews
Iexa
Arkansas
Lawrence
St. Stephen Church
Court OF Calanthe
Mt. Olive Court
Calanthe
No. 580
Myrtle Barringer
M.W.C
St. Stephens A.M.E. Zion Church
Pittsburgh
E. L. Madison
Greensboro
Jubilee Singers
New Star Jubilee Singers of
Winston-Salem
St. Mathews Holiness Church
Taylor Street
E. L. McDonald
Progress in learning Poland's economic deals with Soviet bloc
Washington reports steps forward in uncovering Poland's East European and Soviet trade pacts. A reinstated 90 million credit requires Warsaw to send texts of Poland Russia and other trade pacts, with hoped access to details on Hungary Romania Sweden Denmark Norway and others. A lifted stop on a 50 million credit precedes an export import bank contract for 40 million to Poland for locomotives and coal cars to ease Europe's fuel shortage.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Warsaw
United State
Poland
Russia
Hungary
Romania
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Soviet Union
Thomasville Rotarians hear Skipper and Ensign
Thomasville Rotary Club meeting at the Woman's Club heard talk from a Sea Scout skipper and Ensign Thomasville, with Lt. Lambeth recounting a government minesweeper cruise aboard the Tumult and remarks on Pacific duty. Stuart Burton to become president July 1. several visitors attended. Cattle on U.S. farms totaled 79,791,000 head as of January 1, 1946. Some insects give birth to live young.
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Thomasville
Speene E. — Jr
Heca
Appea
Woman’s Club
Lambeth
Charles F. Lambeth, Jr
Pacific
D. A. Long, Jr
Rotary
Stuart Burton
W. F. Mauldin
Roy Braden
High Point
Tom Gunn
O. T. Slaughter
Sanford
Russell van Landingham
Charles F. Leek
Thornton Brooks
Greensboro
United States
Six Hundred Orphans Rehabilitated in England by UNRRA
Six hundred youngsters who survived Auschwitz Ravensbruck Dachau and Belsen are housed in small hostels across England under UNRRA aid. British transports bring new arrivals to meet a 1000 child quota. Authorities warn adoption laws and lack of a master plan delay normal life for these children ages 4 to 18.
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Lingfield
Surrey
Auschwitz
Ravensbruck
Dachau
Belsen
England
UNRRA
Benjamin Drage
Vileee
Sir Benjamin
Jewish Refugee Committee
Belated Lacey Act Aimed at Sparrow Import Rules
A belated note on the Lacey Act of 1900 making it illegal to bring sparrows into the United States. The passage reflects the era’s conservation concerns and the broader federal effort to regulate wildlife imports.
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United States
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