Weather table reveals mild Florida temperature shift
May 9 weather bulletin from official bureau lists 7 am readings across principal cotton growing areas. Asheville Atlanta Birmingham Charlotte Chicago Columbia St Sackville Little Rock Louisville Memphis Mobile New Orleans New York Norfolk Richmond Savannah Tampa Washington Wilmington show a mix of highs and lows with small overall change and cooler trends tonight in parts.
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Joerr Leading Major Leagues 400 Hitters Highlight Early 1942 Races
New York May 9 report notes Bobby Jr of the Boston Red Sox as a leading major league batter in early 1942 pennant races. Stan Pence of Washington is the other 400 hitter at this point, having joined the Senators from Boston this season after judging Dom DiMaggio.
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Clube
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Hee She
McCrory Stores
Tacr
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Unit Corp
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Chrysler
U_S
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Packard
Doug Aire
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Dupont
New York Stocks Update May 9 Highlights
New York market report shows final stock figures for May 9 with mixed results. Key movers include major industrials and rail shares, while trading volumes remain steady as investors weigh earnings signals and market momentum.
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Duke 1s Favorite Golf Tournament Crown Defense
Duke, winner for seven years, again leads the Southern Conference Golf Championship at the Old Town Club in Winston-Salem as 36 holes of play unfold. Contenders include North Carolina Wake Forest South Carolina Washington and Lee and The Citadel with V M I defeating North Carolina 11 to 7 in a team match preliminary to the event.
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Deserted Army Soldier Arrested in City
Oliver Lewis Davis twenty was arrested this morning as a deserter from the United States Army. Police say he was absent without leave for five months and was held in jail awaiting arrival of military parole from Fort Bragg.
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Two Negroes Arrested on Liquor Law Counts
Hebert McCoy aged 44 of 627 Hulda Street and Marlie Weir aged 46 of 603 Elizabeth Street were arrested by police this morning for violating the prohibition law. Officers found one half gallon of white whiskey and one half gallon of homebrew in their possession. They are held under $300 bond pending trial in Municipal Court Monday.
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Hulda Street
Marlie Weir
Elizabeth Street
Carriers Seek End to Lower Government Rates
Committee members argue carriers have long discharged their debt to the government and should no longer be required to maintain the reduced rates.
Death of Jason N Brown in Winston-Salem
Jason Noah Brown 25 of High Point route 2 died at Baptist hospital Winston-Salem Friday after long illness. Survived by wife Flossie Elmore Brown one daughter parents Rankin and Mrs Brown of High Point route 22 three brothers Desmond Randleman route 2 E O Brown Burlington and Ervin Brown Newport News Va and three sisters Estle Ava Brown home Miss Taaste Hall Burlington One burial Sunday 2 30 p.m. at Union Grove church cemetery Randolph County Southside Baptist church High Point will conduct rites.
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Baptist Hospital
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Taaste Hall
Burlington
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Union Grove Church
Randolph County
M Rae Named Judge In National Debate On Sunday
Judge C MacRae of Municipal Court named one of the judges for the national inter collegiate debate on the Wake Up America program Sunday from 2 to 3. Sponsored by the American Economics Foundation four sectional champions will argue if youth has a fair opportunity under our system of competitive enterprise. MacRae will vote on first and second places with $1000 and $500 prizes for the top honors.
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American Economics Foundation
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infant H M Wall dies hours after birth at local hospital
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H M Wall of 809 East Green Street died at a local hospital at 5 30 p m Friday afternoon. Born May 8 the child was only a few hours old. Surviving are the parents two brothers Vestal Edward Wall and Robert Lee Wall one sister Shirley Ann Walls and both sets of grandparents all of this city. Brief graveside funeral services were held Saturday morning at 10 30 by Rev W J Helsabeck of the North Hamilton Street Christian Church. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery.
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War dulls Coney Island lights as crowds still throng
New York May 8 UP War touches Coney Island as Nassau Street notes a peacetime resort transformed by blackout limits. Despite higher prices and reduced lighting only noon openings, 275000 to 360000 visitors crowded the sideshows and mirth marts. Operators hope to avoid a total blackout while keeping crowds. The steeplechase park will run with minimal lights, drawing speculation about summer returns and revived patronage.
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Australians Rally To Hold Pacific Sea Route In Major Battle
In Tokyo there were claims of seven ships sunk or damaged and 89 planes shot down as Japan alleged carrier and battleship losses. MacArthur reported the initial phases easing Australian tension, stressing continued Allied air and sea attacks to blunt the first major Japanese push since Malaya and the Indies. Prime Minister Curtin warned the battle must be fought to save the theater from falling under Axis control.
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Bible School Graduation and Plays Highlight May Events
The People's Bible School graduation and play The Other Cross showcased the High School and Seminary departments last evening. Dr John R Church Methodist evangelist will deliver the commencement sermon Sunday and again May 13 to 17 nightly at 2 30 pm with public services open.
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Mrs Emma B Tuttle Claimed By Death
Mrs Emma Barnes Tuttle 38 wife of C H Tuttle of Archdale died at a local hospital yesterday at 2 30 pm after a two week illness. Born in Randolph County April 30 1904 she was the daughter of W T and Deborah Barnes and a member of Archdale Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband one son Elizabeth Ann Tuttle two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services will be held Sunday at Archdale Methodist Church at 2 pm with Rev G E White officiating and burial in Fairfield Cemetery.
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C. H. Tuttle
Archdale
G. E. White
Fairfield Cemetery
Hedrick Class To Honor All Mothers
The E T Hedrick Bible Class at First Evangelical and Re formed Church hosts a Mother's Day program at 9 45 Sunday in the men’s class room. Byron Haworth will speak with S E Tucker giving scripture and prayers by Rev Hoy L Fesperman. Attendance rose to 1677 through last Sunday from 1535 the prior year.
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First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Byron Haworth
S. E. Tucker
Hoy L. Fesperman
W. A. Parham
Paul Clapp
F. W. Gibbardt
Roy Padgett
Padgett
Haworth
Aluminum Tip Guides Utensil Warping Prevention
Aluminum cooking utensils should cool to room temperature before soaking to avoid warping after removal from heat. Do not plunge hot utensils into cold water or cold liquids. gradual cooling helps maintain shape and performance.
Estate of Red Fascist Leader Searched By FBI
The FBI in New Haven announced agents searched the Thompson estate of Anastase A. Vonsiatsky leader of the International Russian Fascist party. He was not taken into custody but evidence will be presented to a Hartford federal grand jury. The estate in Connecticut was reportedly guarded by dogs.
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Conn
Richard H. Simmons
Connecticut
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Thompson
Anastase A. Vonsiatsky
International
Vonsiatsky
Harbin
Manchuria
Simons
Hartford
Big Philadelphia trucker jailed after parking ram causes damage
In Macon Georgia a hefty Philadelphia truck driver rammed several vehicles while parking. A mild woman observer suggested the man’s efforts caused damage. The visitor replied, and policewoman Mrs. W K E McCord had him and a companion arrested and taken to jail.
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Liberty Cut Hairdo Promises Wartime Chic
War era short hair widely adopted as the Liberty Cut. It trims to about four inches in front and six at the back, requires minimal care, resists tangling in machinery, and is praised for hygiene and energy savings. Hollywood and defense needs drive its popularity.
Admits Red Army Intact Says Russia Still Strong
A Berlin report quoted German military commentator Major Otto Mossdorf saying the core of the Russian army remains intact with far more Soviet tanks than the Germans could match. He claimed winter losses were light, asserting tens of thousands of Russian tanks survive and that German efforts only reached a protective screen of inferior troops.
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Otto Mossdorf
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Night Driving Near Coast Is To Be Restricted
Raleigh May 9 Motor vehicles at night within five miles of the ocean are limited to parking lights and may not exceed 15 miles an hour. Ben Prince of the highway commission announced immediate signs marking lift and speed limits at the War Department request. The move aims to curb glow aiding submarines and reduce hazards from limited lighting on outer banks from Nags Head to Kitty Hawk and along Wrightsville Beach and surrounding coast roads.
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Gas Rationing To Cut Revenue Of Many States
Three former governors and senators warn rigid eastern gasoline rationing will slash state and local tax revenues and hit schools. Maybank notes southern states rely on gas taxes. Aiken cites Vermont. Brewster foresees Maine tourism losses. War workers get higher quotas during rationing starting May 15.
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Henry C Nance Dies At Farmer
Asheboro May 9 Henry C Nance 82 died at his home in Farmer after a long decline in health He is survived by three daughters and six sons and 18 grandchildren Funeral will be at 4 pm Saturday at Concord M E Church in Farmer with the body in state from 3 to 4. Also Berlin reports new German school books for the Russian Ukraine written from a German viewpoint.
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Henry C. Nance
Farmer
Martha Crawford
A.D. Shelton
Stokesdale
Reid Kearns
High Point
W. C. Nance
Eller
L. T
R. E. Nance
B. S. Nance
Albemarle
H. V
Berlin
Russian Ukraine
Ukraine
Axis Objectives Outlined by Editor in Bern
Italian Fascist editor Giovanni Ansaldo states that Russia the Mediterranean and India are Axis 1942 aims. He writes in Telegrafo that after a year of war the Tripartite powers will focus on productive economic organization to win the so called last battle in Europe.
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Russia
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Eden Says Allies Must Police World After War
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden declared in Edinburgh that the United States Britain China and Soviet Russia must police the post war world to prevent highway robbery and gangster methods. Upon then the main burden for maintenance of peace and responsibility for economic reconstructions of the world after the war falls.
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Anthony Eden
Edinburgh
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Rialto Features Royal Mounted Police
Rialto airs the Royal Mounted Police for IL program times 05 15 and 20? schedule notes indicate feature segments at 01 15 03 20 and 05 35 with later repeats. The listing includes an 07 M slot and a 03 36 entry.
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Rialto
Royal Mounted Police
War Goods Made Says War Won't Last Long After
Detroit May 9 Erne st Kanzler director of the Detroit region and automotive branch of the War Production Board says mass production of war materials in the automotive industry will shorten the war. auto plants produce weapons at several times the butter and grain output of months ago and total output now runs in billions. He notes more than twice as many workers will be needed in Detroit as in 1941, with one quarter of industrial workers potentially moved to war work. Alaska is represented in Congress by a delegate but he has vote.
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War Production Board
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