198 Veterans Report To Local Draft Board Four
Eight hundred veterans list reported to draft board four in recent weeks as part of a formal notice to officials. The release names hundreds of individuals including Daylon Parrish Clarence Leonard William Walton John McCrimmon Lee Walker Grayson Griffin Hal Bowden and many others in a long roster of draftees. The list covers veterans across multiple counties and reflects ongoing mobilization during the period.
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Draft Board
Waturd
Daylon C. Parrish
Clarence W. Leonard
William T. Walton
John C. McCrimmon
Lee D. Walker
Grayson F. Griffin
Hal H. Bowden
Ted E. Going
William D. Reece
William L. Hepler
Marvin O. Mitchell
Winfred G. Agner
Russell J. Hobbs
John E. Thompson
Roy L. Donahan
Clarence Lawson
James E. Oakley
Joseph C. Southern
William M. Ingram
Herbert Bostic
Napoleon Gist
Clinard B. Stinson
Orman D. Marshall
Henry Duggins
Neal M. Pierce
Roy R. Smith
James F. Upton
Clarence M. Kennedy
Willard
Ulysses L. Hafer, Jr
Neece N. Osborn
John A. Mills
Delbert E. Davis
John W. Younger
Fredrick J. Davis
William E. Darmy
Lester T. Stone
Delan E. Fields
Marvin B. Manley
Paul W. Hicks
Robin G. Neal
Marion W. Belch
Henry A. Stroud
Jack D. Howell
George W. McKinney
Robert J. White
John E. Harrington
Desmond Hussey
Ted O. Hill
Raymond A. Shipton
Robert W. Sizemore
Raymond H. Presnell
John P. Morgan
Harold M. Hartgrove
Fulwood A. Smith
William L. Meredith, Jr
Harold M. Ferrell
Everett T. Va
James B. Reddick
Albert E. Yow
Ernest C. Walker
Roy L. Grant
John A. Evans
Don R. la
Herbert W. Oe
Billy Manley
James T. Myers
William N. Beeson
Jack L. Hicks
Geola Gillard
Hosie T. Star, Jr
Neriah Law
Dewey . Garden
Billy L. Bumgarner
Ernest E
Charles R. Davis
Lloyd R. Hill
Robert S. Dea
Clay V. Clinard
Ulysses M
Gether S. Melton
Leonard N. Garner, Jr
Stanley M. Philpe
Edward Davis
Billy S. Lovett
Chard Dixon
Ralph E. Edwards
Odell W. Laney
Jerry A. Smith
Daniel F. Loflin
John R. Odom
Delbert E. Bowen
John D. Hawkins
Cornelius B. Darnell
David Dc. Carter
Ulysses F. Pharis
Burness C. Jordan
William W
Manila After War: White Buildings and Busy Streets
Manila's skyline of white seafront buildings masks war scars and overloaded transport. Civilians repurpose military vehicles into taxis amid shortages, while old hotels lie ruined south of the Pasig river. Open markets thrive as goods flow from the United States but prices stay high. Soldiers roam the streets hunting souvenirs as ships anchor in Manila Bay.
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John R. Ward
Hal Boyle
Manila
Victor
California
Philippines
Psn
Pasig River
Dewey Boulevard
Manila Harbor
United States
Lady Overcomes Gas Woes With Inner-Aid Remedy
A woman distressed by stomach gas while lying down reports relief after using INNER-AID. The ad claims the product cleanses bowels, clears the stomach, aids sluggish kidneys, and promises general improvement. Sold at local drug stores in High Point.
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High Point
Folger Must Decide By April 1 On Ballot Run
Folger, the fifth district Democratic hopeful in Mt Airy North Carolina, has until April 1 to decide if his name will appear on the primary ballot. Raymond Maxwell of the state elections board set the deadline after inquiry. Folger previously said he would not seek the nomination if opposed. Four candidates are listed: Lawrence of Danbury and Thurmond Chatham of Winston-Salem, among others. Also noted is a special library tax election in High Point set for April 30, with new registration, precinct guidance, and designated registrars and judges for each precinct.
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Folger
Mt. Airy
North Carolina
Raymond Maxwell
State Board of Elections
Lawrence
Danbury
Thurmond Chatham
Winston-Salem
City of
High
High Point
Pletcher Welch
Superior Court
Guilford County
William 8. Perry
Edith H. Perry
Lexington Ave
Wiltshire Boulevard
High Point Township
N. C
County of
Guilford
State of
Lexington Avenue
J. Welch
East Lexington Ave
Office Register ‘of Deeds
D. H. Parsons
Colored Community Meetings Schedule This Week
The Criterion club meets at the YWCA Thursday at 7 30 p m. Circle No 1 WSCS of St Mark Methodist meets with Mrs A M Greenwood 500 U en tonight at 8 p m. Brooks Memorial WSCS Circle 1 meets at Mrs Seresta Gannaway 606 Gurley St tonight at 7 30. Temple Memorial Baptist Missionary Circle No 1 meets Thursday at 8 p m at Mrs Ola Weston 305 Taylor St. Mrs F R Mason will attend for special business. Temple Memorial Junior Missionary Club meets tonight at 8 p m with Mrs Elnora Padgett 609 Wade St.
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Criterion
Criterion Club
YWCA
Circle Meeting
WSCS
St. Mark Methodist Church
A. M. Greenwood
Brooks Memorial
W.S.C.S. Circle No
Brooks Memorial Church
Seresta Gannaway
Gurley St
Missionary Circle
Missionary Circle No
Temple Memorial Baptist Church
Ola Weston
Taylor St
F. R. Mason
Junior Missionary Club
Temple Memorial
Elnora Padgett
Wade St
Yank Corporal Emasculated By Nazi Youths
A 26-year-old American corporal was emasculated by five to six German youths in Kassel on March 20 and is recovering in an army hospital. Investigators report no arrests. motive undetermined though the corporal had been fraternizing with a German girl. A second U.S. soldier was killed near the Russian-occupied German frontier, with details withheld.
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Frankfurt
U. S
Germany
Kassel
Eschwelge
Dr Collins Speaks On Sin Of Judas
Dr Oliver J Collins of Wilmington Delaware delivers sixth sermon in First Methodist series on The Problem of Sin focusing on Judas Iscariot. He notes Judas was chosen, responsible yet corrupted, Jesus loved him, and Judas hanged himself after betraying his Lord. A chorus led by Carl G N Cronstett performed three selections.
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Oliver J. Collins
Wilmington
Del
First Methodist Church
Judas
Carl G. N. Cronstett
Judas Iscariot
Collins
Jesus
Isreal
Abraham Lincoln
War Stanton
Dr. Collins
Simon
Jerusalem Road
4000 GI Brides Change Minds About Sailing
London dispatch reports 4000 GI brides lost resolve as sailing nears for U S Army transport. Many did not finish final questionnaires though 7,000 British brides married to American servicemen had not registered. About 18,000 of 43,000 applications have sailed. aim to bring others by July. Army spokesman says will locate the lost girls once peak movement passes.
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London
U. S. Army Transport Command
United States
Jhaven
Transport Command
Uly
Annunciation Day and a poet's memory
The piece ties Annunciation Day observed by churches to the title Ladies Day with reflections on Mary and sacred music by Gounod and Schubert. It recalls a editor's change from ladies to women, considers mothers as light amid discord, and ends with a memorial poem about a man and his creed of charity and labor.
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Church of England
Gabriel
Gounod
Schubert
Mary
Marias
In Memoriam Major Lloyd E. Whitley
The article reflects on a tribute to Major Lloyd E. Whitley, praising his life and influence. It highlights his service, character, and the impact of his memory on friends and family, noting that he left the world better and inspired others.
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Bessie A. Stanley
Lloyd E. Whitley
Firm Forms American distributing corporation for furniture
Thomasville based North State manufacturing company joins with Beecher Falls Thuma American and Whitney to form American distributing corporation. Members keep ownership but gain buying power schedules research and wider national advertising. Main office 171 Madison Ave New York. Governor Cherry to speak in Burlington on North Carolina a desirable state to live in.
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Thomasville
American Distributing Corporation
North State Manufacturing Company
W. C. Myers, Jrs
New York
Madison Avenue
New York City
Beecher Falls Manufacturing Company
Vermont
Thuma Manufacturing Company
Bridgewater
American Manufacturing Concern
Jamestown
N. Y
Whitney Furniture Corporation
S. Ashburnam
Mass
Cherry
Burlington
Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer puzzle clues and solution note
Puzzle clues list with Across and Down entries spanning various word lengths and hints. Includes references to HORIZONT 1 and multiple definitions such as Tibetan priest and Greek god of war, plus regional spellings and light typographical errors. Average solve time claimed as 14 minutes, distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Ogoodrow Ave
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J. C. Lain
Welling, Place Oak Hill School
National Guard Armory
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Leonicipal Board of Elections
Ben L. Herman
I. H. Hilliard
R. F. Russell
Ardmore
Ee Vine
Glovervale School
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Egistrar T. M. Bell
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Iwo Jima
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Eugene Sheffer
Ares
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Fey
Uncore
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Green St. Baptist Church
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Chattanooga, Tenn
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Shelby, N.C
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