Stilwell in Burma Front A Personal Style Tour
General Stilwell leads a reconnaissance procession through shell-pitted roads toward the front. Reporters and commanders ride in constant contact with Chinese units, noting Stilwell’s bodyguard and aides aboard as they observe operations and confer with Col. Rothwell H. Brown and others amid the Burma campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F
Hal Boyle
Stilwell
Burma
Winn M. Brand
General Stilwell
Col
Ernest
Easterbrookell
Dara Singh
Dara
Asikh
Singapore
China
Army
Paul D. Gish
Wadsworth, D
Boss
Pfc
Myles A
Oak Park
Franken
Cleveland
New
P.R.O
Sgt
A. Boecklen
St. Louis
K. Gopalan
Reuters
Ted Press
Eddie Tseng
Dan Righ
Australia
Sydney Rain Herald
Yell
Liao Yao
Rothwell H. Brown
Ral
T . Charles W. Cray
Lisville
Ohio
Swell
Col. Brown
Ray Denaux
Charleston
Chi Infantry
Brownie
Be Honest With Yourself Daughter Letter From War Hero
Three year old Jeannie Rae Weck receives a birthday letter from her missing in action father Lieutenant R. S. Weck. The note blends a life guidance pattern with a self honesty message and a wartime wish to shape her future. The letter explains ego and super ego and urges the child to be true to herself while recognizing mortality and the impact of personality on others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
INS
Jeannie Rae Weck
R. S. Weck
Jeannie
Germany
Jeannie Rae
England
God
Wirodaga
Jack Spratt Diet Ad Promises Double Money Back
An old ad claims stomach ulcer pains and heartburn from excess acid can be relieved by Aden tablets. It urges readers to take the first dose and return the box for a double money back guarantee. Available at Mann's and drugstores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Spratte
Xacid
Aden
Mann's
York and Dickson Open Offices in Security Building
The newly formed law firm York and Dickson opened offices today at 309 Security Building. Members include C. A. York former mayor of High Point and longtime attorney, and R. D. Dickson former local attorney now with the U S government legal department in the Styres Dam sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York and Dickson
Security Building
C. A. York
High Point
R. D. Dickson
Legal Department
United States Government
Styres Dam
Religious Convocation Nears Adjournment In Kinston
A two day Disciples of Christ convocation in Kinston ends today after a full program of business addresses discussions and devotionals. Nearly 300 delegates attended with yesterday's forums on missions Christian education two China addresses by Dr Edwin Marx and a trustees meeting of Atlantic Christian College plus a young people session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
Disciples of Christ
China
Edwin Marx
Atlantic Christian College
Wilmington Hospital Receives Penicillin Supply
James Walker Memorial hospital in Wilmington announced it received 10 million units of penicillin with 5 million more expected soon. The hospital plans future monthly allotments based on local needs and supply. The report notes 12,404 infantile paralysis cases were recorded in the United States last year.
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Wilmington
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Okegreenag
United States
Rickenbacker Backs Universal Training at NC Club Meet
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker urged universal military service for youth and a postwar freedom of opportunity as a basis for the Atlantic Charter during the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Charlotte. He spoke at the first general assembly as sessions were planned for today and the convention continues with Mrs. J. Henry Highsmith presiding.
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Charlotte
Eddie Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
America
J. Henry Highsmith
Raleigh
Federation
Ration Roundup May 1 1945 OPA stamp updates
Weekly ration summary lists food, fuel and shoe stamps with new values and expiry dates. Book 4 stamps for processed foods meats fats and sugar remain usable. canning sugar and gasoline coupons receive regional rules and license number filing requirements. Shoe and airplane stamps issued indefinitely, gallonage limits shown, auxiliary notes urge local board applications for supplements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Georgia
Florida
Carolinas
Virginia
Seven Crew Members Die in B 25 Crash Near Greenville Air Base
Seven members of a B 25 bomber crew were killed during a training flight crash near the Greenville Army air base. Identified victims include Lt. William K. Stewart of Greenville and Lt. Edward J. Jacobs of Greenville, among others from Philadelphia, Gar den Massachusetts, South Norwalk Connecticut, and Greenville.
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Greenville
S. C
Army Air Base
William K. Stewart
Edward J. Jacobs
Robert J. Neely
Philadelphia
Joseph Thomas Crimi
Chester J. Kasakowski
Garden
Mass
Joseph D. Donnelly
Henry J. Frank
South Norwalk
Conn
Hospital Conference Set for Asheville
Delegates from hospitals in three states and representatives of hospital, nursing and government gather in Asheville for a regional conference May 17.
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Asheville
Mrs James V Forrestal Joins Cabinet Wives Group
Mrs James V Forrestal, wife of the new Navy secretary, becomes part of the select circle of cabinet wives. She married Josephine Ogden in 1926 and the couple have two children, joining the ranks of prominent spouses in the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Forrestal
U. S
Josephine Ogden
Forrestal
Hospital Association convenes for 14th annual gathering
Organizations gathered today for the 14th annual convention of the Carolinas and Virginia Hospital Association. Louis Fischer will speak tomorrow on The Shape The Peace To Come. Today's program included addresses by Dr. R. H. Bishop Jr. of Cleveland and Agnes Ohlson of the U. S. Public Health Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolinas and
Virginia Hospital Association
Louis Fischer
R. H. Bishop, Jr
Cleveland
American College of Hospital Administration
Agnes Ohlson
U. S. Public Health Service
Boy Scouts Create Fire by Friction in Seconds
Boy Scouts produced fire by friction of two wood pieces in under eight seconds, demonstrating rapid campcraft ability and safe fire-lighting technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Duke Sociologist Opposes Compulsory Training Debate
Duke University sociologist Dr. Charles A. Ellwood warns compulsory postwar military training could spark a proletarian revolution like Russia's 1917 upheaval. In a letter to Senate officials he argues universal training would arm the population politically and threaten social order, including risks to race relations in the South. The piece also notes Brazil's orange surplus and Argentina's shortage tied to a Swedish ship loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Charles A. Ellwood
Duke University
Reynolds
D-Nc
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Ellwood
Russia
Dr. Ellwood
American Sociological Society
International Congress of Sociology
Brussels
Carter's Little Liver Pills Improve Digestion Fast
An ad claims Carter's Little Liver Pills quickly boost liver bile to aid digestion. It promises relief within minutes and urges readers to take Carter's as directed rather than artificial aids, selling at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
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Jack Spratt
Detroit
Coepr
Stance Lee
Wilmington Hospital
Hubby
Navy
Brazil
Argentinas
Palestine
Spain
Sweden
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
EASL
Washington Street
The
Pia
Coca-Cola
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