O Connell's Deep South Raiders Are Mostly Irish
ANZIO April 27 Delayed report describes Captain Lon O Connell of County Kerry Ga leading a night scouting company of the Gl-Com in Ireland themed American division operations near German outposts southwest of Corsna. The unit includes Irish veterans, scouts and volunteers from Washington Spain and Canada noted for stealth and ruthless efficiency as they press night patrols and raids.
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Evansville Red Cross Canteen Feeds Servicemen Nonstop
Evansville's Red Cross Canteen keeps trains detained 20 to 45 minutes for hungry servicemen and women. Since June 1942 it has served almost a million travelers at the Evansville rail station. Mrs. Carl Fischer, chairwoman, notes home cooked meals and paper service support, with charity from the Indiana Illinois Kentucky area. The canteen emphasizes hospitality and a sense of home for troops passing through.
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Magnetic metal besides iron and vacuum sound questions
A one minute test asks for a magnetic metal other than iron and whether sound can occur in a vacuum. It also inquires about Chile noted for natural chemical properties. The statement emphasizes the hostess duty to ensure each guest is comfortable and enjoys the party atmosphere.
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Words of Wisdom From a Philosopher’s Life
A compact reflection on philosophy urging living by wisdom, not merely thinking. The note cites Thorau on loving wisdom enough to align life with its dictates.
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Horoscope Advice For May Birthday
A May birthday foretells devoted parenting, patience, and strong likability. The reading warns against risky investments, favors military matters, and predicts much activity in the coming 12 months. A child born this date is strong, clever, intuitive, courageous, and persistent, with many journeys and possible financial doubts.
Physicians Meet Pinehurst North Carolina Medical Society Session
The North Carolina Medical Society opened its 91st annual session at Pinehurst. The house of delegates met with afternoon and night sessions planned. the first general session is set for tomorrow and the convention closes Wednesday.
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Funeral directors to meet in Raleigh May 9 10
A joint meeting of the North Carolina Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association and the North Carolina State Burial Association will be held in Raleigh on May 9 and 10. The event gathers leaders in funeral service to discuss industry matters and standards.
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New Fighter Range Expands Invasion Prospect
London notes a greatly extended range for American long range fighters boosts invasion options from Britain. With western Europe now reachable by air cover, the Allies face limits from German rail networks and coast defenses, making tactical surprise crucial while land movement favors the Nazis.
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John W. McCain Dies Unexpectedly in Lancaster South Carolina
John W. McCain age 82 died at his daughter’s home in Lancaster after a period of ill health. Funeral services will be at Waxhaw Presbyterian Church with burial in Waxhaw Cemetery. He was a veteran real estate and insurance man and former Waxhaw postmaster, survived by four daughters, one son, and other relatives.
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J. Harmon Linville
Baseball doubleheaders spark early season rallies across leagues
Savage and Metheny spearhead the Mets as New York tops Washington twice with key RBIs and three hits. Boudreau, Hosteller produce decisive plays for the Indians and Tigers. Schalk and Gutteridge supply late-inning runs for the White Sox and Browns. Johnson homers to split with Harris’s Athletics. Weintraub drives in 11 for the Giants and Schultz. Strincevich and Waiters square off in a Reds-Pirates set. Lanier and Musial power the Cardinals to two wins. Covington and Nieman lift the Braves in a 14-inning opener before curfew ends the second game.
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Strincevich
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Musial
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Elmer Nieman
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Puerto Ricans On Verge of Revolt, Says Commissioner
Washington dispatch reports Bolivar Pagán, Puerto Rico's resident commissioner, warning in Congress that Puerto Ricans are almost on the verge of revolution amid tensions over self government and the status of the island.
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Puerto Rico Protests Under Governor Tugwell Reported
Thev enterprise in High Point reports Pagan condemns Tugwell’s rule as dictatorial comparable to Hitler and Mussolini. He cites armed acts by Puerto Ricans and calls for reestablishment of organic law and removal of Governor Tugwell to restore government by the people.
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Inspector Seized at Defense Plant in Jamestown
Guards at a defense plant in Jamestown New York detained a man spotted with binoculars at the facility He turned out to be an inspector of smoke stacks and was released after verification of his credentials.
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Chubby Dean Shuts Out Opponents in Augusta Double Victory
Chubby Dean and Pete Center, ex Cleveland Indians pitchers, held the Parris Island Marines to seven hits in 18 innings as the Daniel Field Fliers won twice in Augusta. Dean blanked South Carolina 10 with five hits, and Center followed with a two hitter for the nightcap win.
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Three North Carolina Sailors Dead Missing
The Navy Department released casualty lists listing three North Carolina sailors. Billy Arthur Davis of Charlotte is missing, Paul L Mishoe of Tabor City is missing, and Francis Parker Summers of Salisbury is listed as dead.
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Marine base changes commanders at Camp Lejeune
Maj. Gen. John Marston assumes command of Camp Lejeune in succession to Col. Samuel A. Woods Jr who served as acting commander after Maj. Gen. Henry L. Larsen moved last month. The text notes a coal to synthetic gasoline conversion fact.
Union Buffalo Mills President Fren W Symmnes
Fren W. Symmnes is named President of Union Buffalo Mills Company, signaling leadership change at the mill. The notice notes his appointment and the company’s continuing operations under the new executive.
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