Business Club Hears Kirkman And School Octet
The American Business Club hosted an East High School octet at Emerywood Country Club. Singers included Patricia Padgett and Mary Lou Culler with other altos tenors and basses. Arthur Kirkman discussed Puerto Rico railroads and cross cultural respect. Guests Ruth Neve and Harold Hadley attended.
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American Business Club
Emerywood Country Club
Patricia Padgett
Mary Lou Culler
Lynn Jane Davis
Peggy Morris
Bronson Matney
Glenn Bates
Dick Wright
Gilbert Gray
Aew
Arthur Kirkman
U. S
Puerto Rico
Ruth Neve
Harold Hadley
Burker Story Turns On Wife's Sudden Homeward Trip
Edward Burker of Ogletown claimed his wife and sister-in-law were abducted by a car while walking with him on a highway. He said he was struck when trying to enter the vehicle. Police found Mrs Burker merely decided to go home to her mother.
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Mother
Ogletown
INS
Edward Burker
Cross-Section Of City's Life Represented At Meeting
A public discussion at the Junior High School gathers ministers teachers manufacturers and workers to review postwar transition. Nobl e Praigg urges shared public opinion as a factor in national unity and human relations. Sessions plan fall restart after summer pause.
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Harry G. Bell
Noble T. Praigg
Praigg
High Point
Charles F. Carroll
Wilson O. Weldon
P. E. Lindley
N. M. Harrison
M. T. Lambeth
Thomasville
Noble T. Craigg
Bell
Sgt D P Hobby Joins Jolly Rogers Liberator Unit
Staff Sergeant David P. Hobby, son of Mrs. Marjorie Burgess, now serves as assistant section chief with the Jolly Rogers Liberator unit of General Kinney's Fifth Air Force in New Guinea. He handles aircraft armament parts and small arms repair, servicing B 24s with ammo and fuses, after earlier duty in severe Southwest Pacific air raids. His brother is a minesweeper at Philadelphia navy yard. Hobby previously worked as a knitter at Melrose Hosiery Mills.
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David P. Hobby
Marjorie L. Burgess
High Point
Maxine Hobby
George C. Kinney
Fifth Air Force
New Guinea
Air Force
Air Corps
Hobby
Jamestown High School
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Sir Thomas E. Burgess
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Jolly Rogers
Service Office Dedicated to All Who Request Help
A community service office announces ongoing operation with a trained staff ready to assist any caller. The statement emphasizes inclusivity and commitment to continuing support for those in need.
Farm Center Committee To Meet Thursday
The Chamber of Commerce special committee formed to raise funds for a farm family center will review its campaign at a 4:30 p.m. Thursday meeting at the Chamber offices. Chairman R. R. Ragan leads members C. W. Patterson, Harry G. Bell, J. B. Spencer, Sam Tobias, Henry A. Foscue, E. H. Jarrett, J. W. Wall, Edgar Hartley, Pete Morrow, J A. Johnson, W. T. Powell, Silas Grace Baker, R. R. Blackburn, Aa e i M. a . G. Chappell, Co. M. All-G. Ilderton, C. H. Williard, H. N. Williard, A. C. Sawyer and E. L. Chitwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
R. R. Ragan
C. W. Patterson
Harry G. Bell
J. B. Spencer
Sam Tobias
Henry A. Foscue
E. H. Jarrett
J. W
Regular Communication Tours May 4 Invitation
The notice invites members and visitors to attend the Regular Communication on May 4 at 8:00 PM. It urges cordial attendance and outlines a formal meeting for the group.
High Point College Unit Renamed 2187th Air Base
The High Point College unit is renamed from the 326th College training detachment to the 2187th Army Air Forces base unit under a streamlined personnel saving program. The change comes from Fort Worth headquarters and the training system plus personnel remain the same.
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Army Air Force
High Point College
326Th College Training Detachment
2187Th Army Air Forces Base
Fort Worth
Texas
Soldiers to Train at Johnstown as Cadet Units Open
Enlisted men arrive from Stuttgart Arkansas army training field and will remain several months for cadet training here. A lecturer told a Johnstown audience that Republicans and Tory Democrats in Congress deny soldiers the right to vote. He cited fear of how soldiers would vote in the coming election.
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Army Training Field
Stuttgart
Ark
Johnstown
Congress
Dr Max Lerner's Soldier Vote Commentary Signal
Dr Max Lerner, noted author, appears in Johnstown Pennsylvania reporting on a soldier vote topic dated May 2 and attributed to the Internatinal News Service.
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Johnstown
Max Lerner
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Lott
North Main Street
Pioneer Western Railroads
Lila
Kirkman
Nat Walker
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Peggy Anne Shoppe
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Coats
South Main Street
Sgt
D. P. Hobby
Jolly Rogers” Lib. Unit
Agency
Farm Center Committee
Acadia Lodge
T. Bennison
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
H. P. College
2187Th Air Base
Dr. Thomas Chiropractor
W. Green
Madam Franges
North Main City Limits
W. C. Brown
North Wrenn Street
South Main St
Aext
Mullins
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Science
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