North Carolina Casualties in World War II Listed
The War Department released lists of North Carolinians killed in action in Europe and the Mediterranean. The notice names service members, with next of kin, locations, and hometowns such as Greensboro Kings Mountain Fayetteville Tarboro Concord Charlotte Goldsboro Asheville Waxhaw and others, reflecting a wide regional toll.
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Washington
War Department
Davidson Organizes Small Fruit Clubs in Davidson County
Families in Bethesda Small Fruit Club plan 2500 Massey strawberry plants in local gardens and aim to expand to all area families. Farm Agents W. H. Wooten and Paul Ss Keyes sent fertilizer mulch and care sheets. Mrs Evangeline Thompson will assist housewives in conserving surplus berries. The effort seeks to spread strawberry growing throughout Davidson County.
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Lexington
Bethesda
Davidson County
W. H. Wooten
Paul Ss. Keyes
Evangeline Thompson
General Fund And Highway Revenue Up
Raleigh report shows February gains in both general fund and highway revenue with an eight month total up 3.87 million. Major brackets rose though taxes and franchise taxes fell, while gasoline revenue and road tax increased. A motor vehicles division decline offset some gains and experts face the reconciliation.
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Raleigh
General Fund
General Assembly
State Revenue Department
Hedrick Promoted to Captain at Chanute Field Illinois
Lt John Dolen Hedrick son of Mr and Mrs E R Hedrick 605 Chestnut street has been promoted to Captain He serves as physical instructor at Chanute Field Illinois and has three years in service His wife Nell Holton and their daughter Kay Elizabeth reside in Urbana Illinois with him Chaplain W H Yokeley of High Point is at San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center for a two week indoctrination course in Army Air Forces ministry They train Army chaplains at Harvard and study air force structure duties for transition to the field
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John Dolen Hedrick
E. R. Hedrick
Chestnut Street
Chanute Field
Nell Holton
Kay Elizabeth
Urbana, Ill
Hedrick
W. H. Yokeley
San Antonio
Marianas Islands
Sergis
Joe Corcoran
Woodhaven
L. L
Fouad Smith
Des Moines
New Mexico
Raton
Joe McQuade
Gallup
N. M
John Devaney
Second Avenue
Columbus
Norbert Spring
Wilmont
Minnesota
Eugene Florio
South
Corcoran
Jamiaca
L. A
Smith
McQuade
Army
Santa Fe
Aleutians
South Pacific
Japan
Sergeant Smith
America
Fauad
California
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Skare
Wilkes County
Hoke County
Cherry
General Assembly
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Pilkerton Serves Aboard US Navy Escort Carrier in Philippines
Hester R. Pilkerton Aviation Machinist's Mate Third Class U S N R of Franklinville North Carolina took part in the Philippine Campaign flying three missions as a combat aircrewman aboard a torpedo bomber. He served as gunner on bombing missions against trenches gun positions ammunition dumps and other defenses of the enemy. Dwight Y Upton arrives at Miami Beach redistribution station after 35 B 17 missions in Europe earning the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters. He is son of J S and Mrs J S Upton of High Point and his wife Arvin also of High Point.
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Hester R. Pilkerton
Philippines
Fraklinville
North Carolina
Pilkerton
Pacific
Upton
Miami
Miami Beach
Fla
Dwight Y. Upton
High Point
N. C
Army Air Forces
J. S. Upton
Jordan, High Point
Arvin
Mrs. Estelle Page's Husband Wounded in Action
War Department reports S Sgt Julius A Page Jr wounded in action in Germany on February 19. He was flown to an English hospital with shrapnel wounds to the left leg and shoulders after a month in hospital for combat fatigue.
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Chapel Hill
Estelle Lawson Page
War Department
Julius A. Page, Jr
Germany
Navy B 29 Crew in the Marianas Told by Ernie Pyle
Ernie Pyle recounts life in a B 29 crew stationed in the Marianas. He profiles six enlisted men and four officers, detailing duties, friendships, and daily quirks as they await missions. The piece blends humor with wartime camaraderie and local notes about the crew.
New Education Boundaries Declared Satisfactory
Raleigh report states the new education district boundaries amended last November are generally accepted as about the best obtainable. Governor Cherry’s selections for district appointments remain undetermined with two vacancies and possible reappointments anticipated.
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Raleigh
Mar
General Assembly
Joint Education Committee
Cherry
Capitol
A. S. Brower
Durham
J. M. Miller
Charlotte
Carl Rudisill
Gaston
Rudisill
Archie Graham
Sampson
A. C.edwards
Greene
House of Representatives
Horace Stacy
Robeson
Ryan McBryde
Hoke
Senate
Pegay Pate Smashes Swimming Record
In Philadelphia Temple University girls defeated Penn Hall 33 29 as Leola Thomas set a 50 yard backstroke record in 32 6 10 seconds and Peggy Pate clocked 35 5 10 seconds in the 50 yard breast stroke, both marks new national intercollegiate records. A note on agricultural pest alerts mentions chinch bug in grain fields and using Dinito dust as a barrier.
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Philadelphia
Temple University
Penn Hall
Leola Thomas
Washington
D. C
Peggy Pate
Goldsboro
N. C
Polio Patients To Be Moved Today
A convoy of 76 cars and 13 ambulances will move 89 polio patients from Hickory Emergency Polio hospital to the new Polio Building at Charlotte Memorial hospital. Led by the Charlotte fire chief, the procession includes 10 state patrolmen, four city policemen, and 48 nurses, with Rock Hill Variety Club coordinating.
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Charlotte
Hickory
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Mecklenburg County
Rock Hill
Skinny-Legged Boys On All-Star Quint
A Tennessee thin man Paul Walther and Kentucky star Jack Tingle head the 1945 Southeastern Conference all tournament basketball team selections. Tingle, Campbell, Parkinson join Walther and O Shields as Wildcats and Tennessee players earning spots. The event capped Kentucky's 39 35 win over Tennessee.
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Louisville
Paul Walther
Tennessee
Jack Tingle
Kentucky
Tingle
Walther
Kenton Campbell
Jack Parkinson
Mule O’shields
Finals In Tourney Set For This Week
Pinehurst, March 5. Capt A T Roberts of Old Greenwich Conn defends his title in the Pinehurst Senior Golf tournament finals to be played this week after winning 5 and 4 over E S B Riley of Laconia N H. Roberts shot a 34 on the outgoing nine to post the best round of the event.
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Old Greenwich
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Laconia
N. H
Mild Earth Tremor Reported in Los Angeles Nearby
A light earthquake tremor rattled Los Angeles as residents noted a rare but recurring event roughly every five years. Seismologists stated the incident caused minimal damage and no injuries, with aftershocks not expected to be dangerous.
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Los Angeles
Vaccine Developed to Prevent Whooping C cough
A new vaccine has been developed that prevents whooping cough in many cases and reduces severity in others. The breakthrough offers potential protection for vulnerable groups and may lessen outbreak risk in communities.
Catawba to Meet All-Star Quintet in Prep Game
Catawba College Indians host an all star North State Conference team Wednesday night in Salisbury. Shore Neal of Lenoir Rhyne will coach the stars, three players from each league member contributing to the lineup as a final tuneup before the National Intercollegiate tournament in Kansas City.
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Catawba College
Indians
Kansas City
Shore Neal
Lenoir Rhyne
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