Peru the Nation of the Future Described by Pan American Union
A Pan American Union profile notes Peru as culturally rich and historically pivotal from Inca grandeur through Spanish colonial power to a modern republic. It highlights Lima as a former seat of viceroyalty, Ayacucho’s 1824 decisive battle, and Peru’s geography, economy, and exports while stressing a forward-looking, self-sustaining future within the tropics and Andes.
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Peru
Quito
Maule
Chile
Francisco Pizarro
Central America
Mexico
Pizarro
Huayna Capac
Atahualpa
Huascar
Heart
Tion Lima
America
Sucre
Ayacucho
Texas
California
Tropics
Republic
Republic of Peru
PRIHE
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National Whirligig Reflects War Era Politics
The editorial page essay satirizes wartime funding limits in the US House, noting seven percent less funds for the year and the frugal stance of lawmakers. It quips about reelection dynamics, the Willkie faction, and President Roosevelt era fiscal tightness impacting campaigns and reforms.
New Form Forwarded for Professional Skill Roster
Data collected will be sent through state selective service directors to the National Roster of Scientific and Specialized Personnel to locate individuals with professional or scientific backgrounds. It also aids the U S Employment Service in finding workers with critical trade skills. The questionnaire is separate from the standard Form 40. It will not be sent to men already in military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vvs
Joe" Martin
Willkie
Ed" Flynn
Martin
State Directors of Selective Service
U. S. Employment Service
Selective Service
High Pointers Sentenced In Burning of Car
In Greensboro two High Point youths pleaded guilty to burning an automobile to defraud an insurer and received light road sentences. William A Austin, a furniture store operator, got one to two years suspended on conditions including a $500 fine and repayment of $895 to the insurer. Elbridge French drew one year at the county farm to run concurrently with existing time. Harold Deaton received eight months on the road. Clarence Frost got four months for burglary charges. S. B. Cashion received 30 days for drunken driving.
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Greensboro
High Point
Willian FL Austin
Insurannce Company
Insurance Company
Austin
Elbridge French
Harold Deaton
Clarence Frost
S. B. Cashion
Curfew Imposed on Enemy Aliens in Seven Western States
The army issued a third public proclamation establishing a strict curfew for enemy aliens and Japanese Americans in seven Western states. Effective Friday, 8 p.m. to 6 a.m., those affected must remain at home. General J L DeWitt called it a war measure with swift justice for violations. Colonel Bratt supported the stance as necessary to maintain neutrality.
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San Francisco
Army
J. L. DeWitt
Western Defense Command
Election Time in Raleigh Sets War Time Poll Hours
The attorney general's office ruled that Eastern War Time applies in North Carolina. Polls should open at 6:30 a.m. and close at 6:30 p.m. EST during war time, resolving the State Board of Elections confusion over when to open and close polls.
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Raleigh
Attorney General's Office
North Carolina
State Board of Elections
Traffic cases dominate Thomasville court session
Special to Tie Enterprise reports Judge Carl Wilson presiding as traffic offenses fill most of the docket. Luther Gordon and William V. Jones, both convicted of drunken driving, face fines and one year driving bans. Charles Kennedy must pay damages and monthly installments. Several others, including John K Maner, Auten, Hartley, King, and Maner associates, were found guilty of speeding with costs apportioned. Juvenile cases involve Ernest Curry and Leroy Bryant for bicycle offenses. Raymond Woodard Edmund Davis and Murphy charged with riding without lights. Dallas cited for walking on a sidewalk with a bicycle.
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Thomasville
Focal Court
Carl Wilson
Howard Steed
Luther Gordon
Route 2
Lexington
William V. Jones
Charles Kennedy
Capias
John K. Maner
John Mack Auten
Lincolnton
Paul H. Hartley
Thomas A. King
Mooresville
Ernest Lee Curry
Leroy Bryant
Raymond Woodard
Edmund Davis
R. J. Murphy
James E. Dallas
Mills Sues Brooklyn Firm Over Damages and Court Abuse
Harvey A Mills versus Industrial Lithographic Company filed in Greensboro seeks damages for breach of contract related to lithographic equipment for hosiery packing. Mills claims $1,921.58 plus $15,600 actual and $10,000 punitive damages for alleged abuse of court process and interference with his Mills Lithographic business and customer relations in North Carolina and the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey A. Mills
Industrial Lithographic Company
Clerk of Superior Court
Greensboro
The
Paper Products Company
Mills Lithographic Company
English Street
Mills
Brooklyn
New York
North Carolina Court
Southern Hosiery Mills
North Carolina
South
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R. A. Wheeler
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MacArthur
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Pecesssen Seek
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HWS Machine Setaip
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Storwl
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Reder Beck Teiten
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Testis Machisa
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Oran
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Colonel Bratt
Thomasville Court
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Loca Boaxzo Stawe
Brooklyn Concern
Sdainsatee Company of
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Bradford H. Walker
Home Office
Richmond, Va
Annus
Eve Company
Ark
H. C. Carter
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO. Bldg
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