Postwar Peace Must Be Held By Armed Might State Grads Told
Major General Edwin P. Parker Jr told NC State College march graduates that the United Nations must sustain armed strength to enforce peace after the war. He urged a Christian approach, punishment for war makers, and continued allied and US armed forces. He praised the college for wartime efforts and noted ROTC graduates aided early training. Diplomas were awarded with June commencement to follow.
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Raleigh
Mar
Edwin P. Parker, Jr
Twelfth Army Corps
Camp Butner
N. C. State College
United Nations
Parker
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
News of Colored People by Be Yorely
Brief society notice from a historic publication noting a column by Be Yorely titled News of Colored People. Details are sparse and the readable text emphasizes the column’s presence and the contact line.
Church Group Meetings and Music Program
The W I C Circle of the First Baptist Church meets Thursday at 7 p m in the church dining room with hostesses Lugenia Baldwin Ruth Bell and Alene Owens. Mt Vernon Baptist Willing Workers meet Thursday at 7 45 p m at 106 Brooks Street for a business session. Master Singers present a program tonight at 8 p m at Mars Hill Holiness Church inviting the public. Pvt Kendrick entertained at a dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Ira Simpson with guests including Ulysses Harris Leroy Kendrick and others.
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The
First Baptist Church
Lugenia Baldwin
Ruth Bell
Alene Owens
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Lula Long
Brooks Street
Mars Hill
Pvt. Kendrick
Ulysses Harris
Leroy Kendrick
Ira Simpson
Uysses Harriss
Mary F. Bynum
Bertha Colston
Walter Pinnix
William Martin
Wartime Observations on Men, Women, and Patriotism
The piece notes Hawaii’s wartime population shift leaving fewer women and more men, with a young Army officer comparing Reykjavik's liveliness to Honolulu. It highlights Kosse Texas boasting 250 servicemen from a town of 581 and plans a public plaque, while discussing U.S. aid to Spain and neutral strategy amid World War II.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Iceland
Reggjavik
Honolulu
William H. Sealy
Kosse
First Baptist Church
Johnson
State Department
White House
Spain
Axis
United Nations
Gospel Singers to Appear at St Matthew’s Church
The Heavenly Gospel Singers perform at St Matthews C M E Church corner Hay and Leonard Streets Friday night at 8 p m. The group of about twenty trained voices sings spirituals and soul stirring songs and invites the public to attend. The Stewardess Board of St Mathews Church met with Mrs Annie S Williams on Davis Avenue. Members included Mrs Mattie Anderson Thelma Tomlin Alberta Jackson Ethel James Jeffi Statham and Miss Alberta Simmons. The next meeting will be with Mrs Willie R Pickens on Hay Street March 30.
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Heavenly Gospel Singers
St. Mathews C. M. EF
Hay and Leonard Streets
St Mathews Church
Annie S. Williams
Davis Avenue
Mesdames
Mattie Anderson
Thelma Tomlin
Alberta Jackson
Ethel James
Jeffi Statham
Alberta Simmons
Willie R. Pickens
Hay Street
Bass improving after operation at Burrus Memorial
Mrs F O Bass recently underwent an operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital and is reported to be improving very nicely.
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F. O. Bass
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Aint Matthew S Holiness Church of God Preaching
Rev. R L Mingo will preach at Aint Matthew S Holiness Church of God. Service details are not provided in the fragment.
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Matthew
Holiness Church OF God
Rev
R. L. Mingo
Firestone Coolaire
Share Ride program planned in Thomasville
A Thomasville meeting at City Hall outlined a Share The Ride campaign to save cars tires and gasoline. A 20 mile radius board will be placed at the fire station with rides wanted and passengers wanted sections. Registration at the fire station will provide time details and the program aims to double up rides with civilian defense support.
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Thomasville
Lire
J. R. Blair
Transportation Committee
Willkie Renomination Strategy Divides GOP Dive
Ambitious backers push an "official platform" linking Willkie to Roosevelt policy on foreign affairs and domestic priorities. The piece cites Hooiser Will and aides who argue the race will hinge on taxes, war effort, and bureaucracy.
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Wendell Willkie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
G.o.p.ers
Stalin
Chiang Kai-shek
Dale Carnegie
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Women surge in bridge as Dixieland winners emerge
In Jackson Mississippi the Dixieland tournament crowned a four player winning team that included three women Mrs Randolph Scott Mrs L B Buchanan and Mrs BE McGarrity with L D Boone the sole man on the squad. The article details Mrs McGarritys strategic play showing a sequence where she preserves an entry and executes a squeeze to secure victory.
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Jackson
Miss
Randolph Scott
L. B. Buchanan
Memphis
BE. C. McGarrity
Birmingham
L. D. Boone
Grenada
McGarrity
East
Declarer
South
West
Ace counting in clubs varies by rules and clubs
The article asks if all clubs count the ace as one. It notes exceptions such as The Whist Club in New York counting ace as 15 but allowing it in a corner sequence. It also mentions the Eiffel Tower contest in Paris in 18X9 and fourteen glaciers near Mount Rainier.
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General Council of British Shipping
Downing Street
England
Washington
New York
London
Liverpool
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
South America
United States
Standard Oil Company
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Oliver Hardy
August Stockwell
Army Air Corps
Pacific
Luther A. Johnson
Texas
Earl van Derveer
Glendale
Calif
North
Africa
Signal Corps
Kendrick
MacDill Field
Florida
Jean
Saint Mathew's Holiness Church of God
Lee and
North Street
A. G. Garlington
Ieee
By Ray Tucker
Eric A. Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
U.S
Wallace
American Foreign Power Corporation
Wall Street
U. S. Treasury
Oswaldo Aranha
Brazil
U. S
Jefferson Cattery
Johnston
Uncle Sam
Dixie
F.D.R
Smith
South Carolina
Britain
United Kingdom
Ermans
Italy
McKenney
Mrs. McGarrity
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Mount Rainier
PRORE
Tire
Super Giant
Zinnia
Coolaire
UBS
RP Renent SN
Firestone
North Main
Richard Crooks
Margaret Speaks
Firestone Symphony Orchestra
Alfred Wall Sechere
N. B.C