Biscuits Made in B-29 Camp Bakery in Saipan
At a B 29 camp in Saipan a tiny bakery run by Corp John F McGlynn from Rochester New York and two helpers turns out light, melt in the mouth dinner rolls. The improvised bakery uses salvaged steel plates from a Japanese sugar mill as an oven and a seized army stove with 15 heat lamps. McGlynn plans to return to farming in Ohio while continuing to cook and bake, aided by Cpl Leo Losacano and Pfc Clarence Peary.
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Robbin Coons
Saipan
Young Corp
John F. McGlynn
Rochester
N. Y
Leo Losacano
New Britain
Conn
Pfc
Clarence Peary
Olmstead
Ohio
McGlynn
Ary
Nose Drops Discovery Prompted in Otolaryngology Review
A brief note discusses nasal drops as a topical remedy with a focus on nasal administration and potential therapeutic use.
Island Decorated Cake With Lemon A La McGlynn
A decorative island cake uses juice tinted sugar icing and lemon flavors. The recipe lists cornstarch sugar salt eggs butter water lemon rinds and a meringue mix of egg whites sugar salt vanilla. The note invites readers to try the dessert for guests in a home oven.
Senate rejects conference report adjourns amid split vote
The Senate refused to accept the conference committee's recommendations in a close 23-22 tally. President Ballentine cast the deciding vote to block reconsideration as the chamber adjourned.
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Senate
Conference Committee
Ballentine
Meadows Jury Deliberations Continue In Embezzlement Case
A Greenville superior court jury resumed deliberations at 3 P M in the embezzlement and false pretenses case against Dr Leon R Meadows former president of East Carolina Teachers College The panel of ten jurors including farmers began deliberations yesterday afternoon at 230 P M after a lunch recess and had not reached a verdict by late afternoon
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Greenville
Leon R. Meadows
Ing
East Carolina Teachers College
Assembly Adjourns In Memory Of Lieut Reynolds
The Senate receives a message noting the assembly will adjourn in memory of Second Lieutenant A. C. Reynolds Jr of Asheville, killed yesterday by a stray bullet at Fort Meade. Reynolds was a former legislator.
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Senate
A. C. Reynolds, Jr
Asheville
Fort Meade
Judge Rules on Historic Seven-Count Trial Verdict
Judge Clawson Williams presiding instructed the jury in the longest criminal trial in the state's history. They could return a verdict on all seven counts or separate verdicts on any or all counts. Part of the false pretense indictment was eliminated, leaving only the segment concerning work by three Negro laborers.
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Clawson Williams
Uncounted Thousands Aim at Remagen Bridgehead
Report notes 400 000 HARD in uncounted thousands and enemy forces from First Parachute and Sixth Panzer armies pressing Remagen bridgehead while attempting to halt its expansion. Also mentions cooking advice about cheese to prevent curdling and stringiness.
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Remagen
Forty-Year Sentence for Attack on 15-Year-Old Girl
Roland Mitchell, 42, Negro, was convicted in Gaffney South Carolina after a general sessions court reviewed the case. He was charged with criminally assaulting a white girl below the age of 16, daughter of the farmer where he worked. Mitchell received 40 years in the state penitentiary on the court’s mercy recommendation. He was arrested in High Point March 16 and returned to Gaffney for trial.
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Roland Mitchell
Gaffney
S. C
Mitchell
High Point
Pacific War Update: Allied Advances Across Panay and Luzon
American forces report major gains in the Philippines with Iloilo airdrome and Carpenter's bridge secured on Panay. Seven divisions push inland from Tigbauan, linking with guerrillas to sever Japanese lines, while northern Luzon sees San Fernando and Lingayen Gulf strongholds captured or attacked.
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Carpenter
Iloilo River
Tigbauan
Panay
Philippine Island
Luzon
San Fernando
Lingayen Gulf
Manila
Gulf
Va Gay
San Fernanl
Fifth Air Force
Cagayan Valley
Vigan
McArthur
Sixth
Oe “Na
Sierra Madre
11Th Airborne
San Jose Hill
Macolod
Taal
Mindanao
Doughboys
41St
San Roque
41St Division
Funeral Rites for W. C. Harmon Sr Held in Thom asville
The funeral service for W C Harmon Sr who died at his daughter's home in High Point was conducted at J C Green and Sons Funeral Home in Thomasville. Rev C G Coe of Greensboro and Rev Wilbur Hutchins led the service with music by Miss Burgess Miss Devereux and Miss Roberts. Pallbearers from the Coca Cola plants in Greensboro and High Point served, and burial followed in Floral Garden cemetery.
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Thomasville
W. C. Harmon, Sr
J. T. Banks
Kennedy Street
High Point
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral
C. G. Coe
Greensboro
Wilbur Hutchins
First Baptist Church
Margaret Burgess
Jocelle Devereux
Elizabeth Roberts
Sidney Newnam
C. D. Fox
J. M. Walker
W. W. Conrad
J. T. Maddox
Sam Current
Floral Garden
Mrs Easter Hedrick Rites Held In Thomsville
Mrs Easter Catherine Hedrick widow of Lindsay G Hedrick died at home Sunday. Funeral conducted Tuesday at 11 a m from Em manuel Reformed church with Rev W C Ly erly Rev T R York Rev C C Roberts and W N Parker officiating. Pallbearers included Grover Hedrick Lee Sullivan Clyde Hedrick Lloyd Hedrick and others. Singing by Lula Robbins Ruth Barber Kathleen Jarrett with piano by Miss Clarice Baity.
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L. G. Hedrick
Thomasville
Easter Catherine Myers Hedrick
Lindsay G. Hedrick
Emmanuel Reformed Church
W. C. Lyerly
T. R. York
Mount Zion Pilgrim
W. N. Parker
Grover Hedrick
Lee Sullivan
Clyde Hedrick
Lloyd Hedrick
Charlie Grandotes
Gseesen
Daxing
Jarrett
Lula Robbins
Ruth Barber
Kathleen Jarrett
Jesus
Funeral service held for Rena Bray and Gertude Poole
Saturday service at First Baptist Church conducted by Rev W K McGee honored Miss Rena Bray and Miss Gertrude Poole. Music included Rock of Ages Nearer Still Nearer and When I Survey the Wondrous Cross. Interment followed in the family plot at the city cemetery.
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First Baptist Church
W. K. McGee
D. A
Rena Bray
Gertrude Poole
Earer
Clyde DuBose
Aahee
Rachael Oakley
War Today analyzes Nazi collapse and potential armistice
The column argues Germany nears defeat with Hitler diminished by a failed assassination attempt. It predicts armistice may come suddenly, and notes German morale and leadership fractures as Russians and Allies advance.
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Germany
Hitler
Siegfried Line
Rhine
Oder
Reich
Himmler
Goebbels
Louis Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Lochner
Thomasville Board Sends 82 To Bragg
Eighty two men from Davidson County's eastern half left Thomasville by bus for Fort Bragg for pre induction medical exams. The published list names Donald Cox Arthur Ford Harvie Fritts John Smith Reely Lambeth Lee White and many others among the 82 drafted for service.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Davidson County
Fort Bragg
Donald Robert Cox
Arthur Lee Ford
Harvie Garner Fritts
John Henry Smith
Reely Lonry Lambeth
Charles ‘Lee White, Jr
David LeRoy Byrd
Arthur Clifton Murphy
Walter Fletcher Jones
Joseph Robert Tysinger
John ‘Clifton Brinkley
James Laverne Thompson
John Harry Johnson
Ivan Dell Wood
Edgar Wesley Galloway
Percy Lee Nifong
Travis Hurley Daniel
Willis Mock, Sr
Scott Walter Snider Lawrence Bruce Beck
Ervin Edgar Beck
Raymond Lesterer
Charlie Everett Gordon
We Simpson
Wilbur Black
David Ugenenkley
John Wesley Payne
Grayson Smith
Jessie Odell Casteel
Malcolm Louis Myers
James Knox Teague
Jesse B. Murphy
Arthur Hilliard Lanier
James Lee Hegler
Joe Edmund Lohr
Willie Dewey Temple
Vestal Leon Hill
William Howard Matthews
Willie Thomason
Aubrey Gilmer Daniels
John Harding Grubb, Jr
Walter Glenn Reid
Woodrow Wilson Ferguson
Lester Manuel Wilson
Olin Webster Land
Walter Taylor Portis, Jr
Boyd G Swaney
Olin Woodrow Cecil
Clyde George
Isaac Coch
Dalton Ervin Myers
Fred Hunt
Alonzo Clyde
Curtis Hoyle Yates
B. Kimball
Calvin Leonard Warner
Samuel Coyne Meredith
Hubert Ree Cook
Thomas Martin Summers
Roy Lee Batten
Charlie Sanford
Theo Cook
John Russell
Ernest Lee Doby
Clarence Willie Pierce
Rufus Vernon Mathews
Roy Lee Hall
Elbert Wyatt Thomas
John Ray Slack
Clyde Watford
Calvin Reid Hill
Brantley Hughes
Clyde Walter Scarlett
Paul Everhart
James Keet
A Cook
Girl Scout Anniversary Held at Mary Bethune YWCA
Girl Scout Troop 13 marked its anniversary Monday evening at the Mary Bethune YWCA at 6 p m. Mrs Mable Burnette scout executive was guest speaker. Celebrants included Maralla Woodruff Mattie Simpson Lessie Williams Magdalene Whitaker and others with leaders Edith Diggs Catherine Diggs Edna Phipher and Juanita Leach among the attendees.
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Mary Bethune Ywca
Mable Burnette
Maralla Woodruff
Mattie Simpson
Lessie Williams
Magdalene Whitaker
Lillie Snow
Markie Randall
Mildred Smith
Eula Knox
Rosa Sherill
Margie White
Dorothy Diggs
Catherine Diggs
Floscean Carpenter
Edna Phipher
Juanita Leach
A Grace Hill
Alice
Emmanuel Baptist Night Service Outing
Rev. A W Waddell of the Presbyterian church will lead his choir and congregation in a service at Emmanuel Baptist Church tonight at eight o clock.
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Emmanuel
A. W. Waddell
Presbyterian Church
Emmanuel Baptist Church
YWCA Club Meets Tonight at 8:30
The Business and Professional Women's Club of the YWCA will meet tonight at 8 30 at the YWCA. Mrs E P Wilson serves as committee chairman and announced the gathering.
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Ywca Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
The
YWCA
E. P. Wilson
Allied forces reported Japanese retreat and port bombardment casualties
A lone British messenger delivered news that the enemy had fled to Allied HQ while civilian internees described numerous casualties from Allied air and artillery bombardments. Col H A Schmid observed the final aerial assault on the fort as Japanese fleet movements were noted. Northeast of Mandalay Chinese troops cleared snipers near Hsipaw Namhsing and the British 36th Division held Mogok after recapture, signaling near end of resistance north of the area.
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H. A. Schmid
Pasadena
Calif
Eastern Air Command
Mandalay
Divorce Outsiders Predominate In Community Dispersion
One of three divorced individuals marries outside their own community, indicating a pattern of separation that spreads beyond local ties. The statement notes a trend toward distant remarriage among divorced people.
Goering Deteriorates as Hitler’s Successor Shadow Looms
Hermann Goering, named by Hitler as successor, is described as a mental and physical wreck. The Reich cannot stand up to such weakness, casting doubt on leadership stability.
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Hermann Goering
Hitler
Reich
North Carolina Weather: Cloudy Mild with Scattered Showers
Mostly cloudy and mild with scattered showers in the extreme east and in the mountains today. Subtracting the rain, expect partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures tonight. Thursday looks fair and mild.
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North Carolina
Food and egg shortages and price controls hinder postwar livestock output
Cattlemen argue price gaps between unfattened cattle and fattened beef curb feeding and heavier weights. Officials fear surpluses in pork and dairy, while egg demand rises as meat supplies tighten. Labor, machinery, fertilizers, and transport limits depress farm production and milk cow milking rates hit a 17 year low.
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WFA
DFA
WEA
A Coost
Gardner survey eyes wage guarantees for mass production
Senator Taft backs annual wages to aid mass production of housing while O Max Gardner names four members to study wage guarantees for reconversion. The probe aims to fit board work with reconversion and potential broad adoption as peacetime production resumes. Government subsidies on meat butter and flour total 863 million dollars. The Adam's apple is the angular cartilage of the larynx.
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Taft
Ohio
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