Roosevelt to Veto Service Vote Bill if Congress Passes
The Roosevelt team is poised to urge a veto on the compromise service bill when it reaches final form. The measure blends federal and state provisions and is viewed with suspicion by Democrats and Republicans alike as a political fuse for service-voter issues.
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Jack Bell
Washington
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Frankie McManus Dies at Age Nine in Local Hospital
Frankie Eugene McManus nine year old son of Mrs Wallie Meus and the late Herman Meus died in a local hospital after a brief illness. He was a second grade pupil at Emma Blair school. Funeral arrangements are incomplete but the body has been turned over to Yow's Funeral Home. He is survived by his mother two sisters Nathine and both McManus, both of High Point. The family resides at 15 A Cox Apartments.
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Frankie Eugene McManus
Wallie Meus
Herman Meus
Emma Blair School
Nathine
McManus
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A. Cox Apartments
Conley J Edwards Assigned to Navy Crew for Active Duty
Conley J Edwards SC 3/c assigned to the crew of an underwater craft for active duty with the United States Navy. His family resides at 134 East State Street here.
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Conley J. Edwards
United Tes Navy
East State Street
Local high school effort links to postwar industry plans
The High Point area studies by the local CEO branch rely on high school students and business leaders to map postwar opportunities. The project aligns with Rotary work pile ideas and national economic development efforts to forecast industry needs, employment, and markets, guiding manufacturers toward High Point as a distribution and production hub.
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Rotary International
United States
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
National Committee For Economic Development
I. Paul Ingle
di N. Phillips
High Point survey boosts postwar planning prospects
The action division delivered its final report to Amos R. Kearns, chair of the High Point division of the national Committee for Economic Development. He noted the local survey was among the earliest in over 1300 communities adopting the CED postwar planning program and predicted favorable employment prospects if current trends continue. Further steps will follow.
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Action Division
Amos R. Kearns
National Committee For Economic Development
High Point
General Rally Tuesday Promotes War Fund Campaign
A general Red Cross rally is set for Tuesday March 7 at 7 30 PM in the Sheraton hotel ballroom with Governor J Melville Broughton and Max E Meisel Jr as speakers. Ten volunteer divisions led by colonels from furniture to colored citizens outline campaign roles and aim to boost the war fund.
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J. Melville Broughton
Max E. Meisel, Jr
American Red Cross
Foscue
W. T. Powell
W. E. Mitchell
Grady Goldston
James B. Lovelace
George L. Rankin
W. Dewis
Earl N. Phillips
Arnold J. Koonee
Robert D. Davis
Whitten
Horace S Faworth
High Point Red Cross
Nine 18 Year Olds Register In February At Draft Board Five
Nine 18 year old youths registered with local draft board five during February the board reported yesterday. Registrants included James Byron Kirkman Jr Ralph Gray Zimmerman William Leonard Morris Jr Roby Carrick Harvey Ralph Blackburn Bobby Edward Carroll Gilbert Reid Marsh Jr Rubin Mattox Neal Ross Lancaster.
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James Byron Kirkman, Jr
Ralph Gray Zimmerman
William Leonard Morris
Junior Roby Carrick
Harvey Ralph Blackburn
Bobby Edward Carroll
Gilbert Reid Marsh, Jr
Rubin Mattox
Neal Ross Lancaster
Powder Plant Salvage Shows Hinged Roof Design
In Ashland City Tennessee near the Sycamore Powder plant an old safety feature is salvaged. The plant produced explosives from 1834 to 1904 and used two hinged roof sections to fold back after explosions. W C Jackson, son of a former superintendent, notes frequent blasts made the design necessary.
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Nashville
Sycamore
Ashland City
Tenn
W. C. Jackson
Bodenhiemer Awarded Medal for Good Conduct
Cpl. Donald F Bodenhiemer, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bodenhiemer of Route One, Nersville, recently received the Good Conduct Medal for exceptionally efficient and exemplary performance of his duties. He is stationed somewhere in the Atlantic Area.
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Donald F. Bodenhi
Frank Bodenhiemer
Route One
Nersville
Ana
al Tian
Kirby Dunn Assigned to Navy Amphibious LST Crew
Kirby L Dunn of the U S Navy has been assigned to an LST crew for active duty. His residence is 116 West Green Street.
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Kirby L. Dunn
U. S. Nanow
Amphibious Forces
Navy
West Green St
Biesecker Promoted at Eighth AAE Bomber Station
Robert Biesecker has been promoted to first lieutenant at the Eighth Army Air Forces bomber station in England where he serves as a pilot. His wife, Mrs. Biesecker, resides at 508 Parkway.
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Robert Biesecker
Eighth Aae
England
Biesecker
Parkway
Payne Promoted to Fifth Grade Plan at Camp
Alfred G. Payne of route was promoted to fifth grade at Camp. He serves with the 13th borne division. The traffic death toll in the United States in 1943 was 23,000.
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Alfred G. Payne
United States
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