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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1945

Page

10

North Carolina Soldiers Named in War Department List

The War Department released a list naming 2,249 States soldiers in Europe and the South Pacific, including North Carolinians. Entries include Allen Samuel J. and many others with service ranks, serial numbers, and next of kin addresses across towns such as Durham Brevard Conover Linwood Morganton Salisbury and Winston Salem.

Washington, D. C War Department States Allen Samuel J Edna E. Allen N. Holman Durham Owen Harold F Myrtle Blackwell Pine St Con Brown Lester J. L. Pic Mary H. N General Delivery Brevard Bullins Dobson Willard L. Pic Pauline A Bessemer City Clark Robert H Josephine J.rk Linwood Line Jesse Nellie S. Cline Culhee Clontz Vance Son Vester H. Clontz Rt. No Morganton Collins Otha E Rose M Box Shelbur Leland H Jessie R. Coe Salisbury Cutrell Latham

Saipan the Dog Patched Into Air Raid Duty At Base

At B-29 base on Saipan a dog named Saipan serves as an improvised air raid detector. Corporal William E. Cooke adopted her after a photo mission, and she warned of bombs by a quiet moan before sheltering with his bunkmate John F. McGlynn who later named her pup Garapan.

Saipan INS William E. Cooke Wadsworth Ave New York City Corp John F. McGlynn Averill Ave Rochester N. Y Coke Pfe Clarence Note Homestead Frank Néavratil Coaldale McGlynn Garapan Isand Cooke

Germans Kill German Officers In Small German Ambush

Lt. William J. O Connor of Milwaukee Wisconsin said his platoon moved in on a group of Germans when two officers lined up and shot each other causing the clash to end.

Germany William J. O'Connor Milwaukee Wis International

Tokyo Rose taunts 14th Air Force. U S B-25s ambush

In a wartime dispatch from Atlantic City, Tokyo Rose is quoted boasting that her forces would wipe out the 14th Air Force near Kweilin. Staff Sergeant Paul Demarais of Atholboro Mass recounts that Allied troops had already evacuated and were in ambush, recalling how they routed the enemy on the roads.

Atlantic City N. J INS Tokyo Rose 14Th Air Force Kweilin Paul Demarais Attleboro Mass AAF

Moravian Marriage Proposals Drawn in Salem Court

In 18th century Salem North Carolina Moravian church members used a lot to decide if a proposal to a girl was approved. The method sounded formal with a communal decision process guiding marriages among parishioners.

Salem N. C Moravian Church

More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH

A simple powder for upper and lower plates helps dentures feel firmer and more comfortable. It leaves no gummy taste or gooey texture and does not sour. It also helps control denture odor and can be found at drug stores.

Wann Drug Company

Chemist Shortage Warned For Postwar Employment

Dr. Chester M. Alter, dean of Boston University graduate school, warns of a grave shortage of trained scientists after the war. He says the nation risks losing an entire college generation of chemists as new fields require employment.

Boston INS United States Chester M. Alter Boston University

Cockroach Flies Through Seven Molts Before Maturation

An insect biology note explains that cockroaches shed their skin seven times during development before reaching maturity, a process tied to growth and metamorphosis in their life cycle.

Textile Strike Looming For Dixie Mills

Charlotte reports a looming strike by about 100000 southern textile workers after the TWUA directed immediate ballots under the Smith Connelly act. The dispute centers a 5 cent hourly raise delayed by the War Labor Board and awaiting Economic Stabilization approval. Roy Lawrence says union members favor a strike vote while Emil Rieve signals likely authorization. The WLB set a 55 to 90 cent wage band for skilled workers in 23 plants.

Charlotte Textile Workers Union of America CIO TWUA War Labor Board Office of Economic Stabilization Roy Lawrence Emil Rieve New York National WLB

No Title Provided

Fakirs are described as religious mendicants across Indian creeds amid regulatory delays and labor directives. The text notes a 5 cent increase awaiting approval and mentions gaps between WLB directives and final rules.

India

Aspiria Aspirin Ad Claims Fast Relief at Low Price

An advertisement urges readers to ask for St. Joseph Aspiria with bold claims of speed and strength. It touts a price of 35 cents for 100 tablets and cautions against paying more.

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