Clarence Kearns 71 Dies After Three Week Illness
Clarence Kearns 71 of Farmer dies after a three week illness. Survived by wife Ida Vincannon Kearns two daughters Mrs W M Bingham Asheboro Route Three and Mrs Callie K Bullard of 1106 Madison Avenue three sons Glenn K Kearns Jacksons Creek Clegg Kearns of Star Blake Kearns of Farmer two sisters Mrs Sallie Cooper Asheboro and Mrs Minnie Kearns Winston-Salem Funeral service at Science Hill Friends Church Friday at 11 with viewing 10 to 11 and interment in church cemetery.
Catawba College to train about 200 Army cadets
Catawba College was chosen to train about 200 Army aviation cadets with arrivals expected around April 1, announced by president Dr. A. R. Keppel. The report notes Tulagi as a Japanese base, Tangier in Spanish Morocco, and a brief geographic note on the Solomons island.
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Catawba
Salisbury
Mar
Catawba College
A. R. Keppel
Training planes and local odds and ends from Raleigh
The Fairchild Aircraft plant in Burlington builds plywood training gunner planes powered by two 500 h.p. Ranger motors with top speed 210 mph and range 756 miles for training use. Warren Wilson of Leaksville asks the North Carolina governor for reasons why the South is better. Eggs production rises with Tar Heel hens laying 86 million in February. Labor sees minor gains while opposing anti-picketing and cooling off bills. Other notes include a Cabarrus newcomer as a legislative rookie and a San Francisco tax quip at a cigar counter.
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Fairchild Aircraft
Burlington
North Carolina
Camp van Dorn
Miss
Broughton
Carolina
Warren Wilson
Leaksville
North
South
Warren
State Department
LABOR
Organized Labor
House Group Holds Up For Study Strict Sabotage Laws
The House rules committee delayed action on theWar Security Act to tighten anti sabotage laws and impose the death penalty for offenses against national safety. The measure, backed by the Justice Department, aims to sanction acts aiding the enemy and permits court secrecy to protect trial information.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
House
Justice Department
Judiciary Committee
United States
Rules Committee
Fish
Summers
D-Tex
Bismarck Sea Named in 1884 for German Iron Chancellor
The Bismarck Sea and archipelago were named in 1884 to honor Otto von Bismarck the German Iron Chancellor. The designation linked the Pacific region to the German statesman and his prominence in world affairs.
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Bismarck Sea
Iron Chancellor
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Spanish Morocco
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
T. See
Sears
Elgin
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Prickr
Carlyle Rutledge
Cabarrus
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Help Wanted
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Ban Francisco
Fred Campodonico
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Rerooef
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RED Cross
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Uigh St
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Duke
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Hiatt Tire Company
Libby
White House
Michigan
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Grits
Clorox
Carton
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Fryers
Ivory
Camay Soap
Giants
Duz
Staley’s Gate
N.B.C. Ritz, Pkg
Nucoa
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New York
Trout
Louisiana
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