Pact Seen as Uniting Force Against Nazism
Moscow accord hailed as major Allied victory uniting Britain, Russia, and the United States. Hull Eden Molotov leaders pledge joint war effort and postwar peace framework with a call for a general international organization and early arms regulation.
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Industrial expansion in Chicago reaches 1943 nine month total
Chicago's capital investment in industrial facilities for the first nine months of 1943 totals 143,601,937 dollars. Leverett S. Lyon, chief executive of the Chicago association of commerce, said aircraft parts manufacturing and expansion of smaller war plants chiefly drive the gains.
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Roosevelt Urges Duty To Accept Food Shortages For War
President Roosevelt’s Congress message warns Americans to accept tighter food supplies and fewer luxuries as wartime needs grow. He asserts adequate staple availability will continue but urges civilians to adjust diets to support military needs and stabilize prices. He cites subsidies as a small cost for large wartime savings.
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Scouts Honor Court awards given at Wesley Memorial church
The November Boy Scout Court of Honor in the High Point District drew about 150 Scouts and parents at Wesley Memorial church. Awards were issued to many units including Troop 4 which won the attendance banner, with detailed lists of merit and advancement badges for Scouts from Troops 29, 20, 10, 14, 1, 6, 51, 4 and others. the meeting highlighted new Eagle Scout award forms and goals for future ceremonies.
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Non Leather Shoes For Children To Ease Shortage
The Office of Price Administration announces a ration free supply of non leather children’s shoes coming early next year. Small sizes up to about misses’ or youths’ size three will be available, larger sizes remain rationed. Shoes will feature canvas uppers and heavy fabric soles reinforced with vulcanized rubber.
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Office of Price Administration
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Williard Harrison Convicted of Vagrancy
THOMASVILLE, Nov. 2. Local officers say they arrested Williard Harrison, a local mill worker, on the emergency labor law violation charge. He appeared in local court Monday, received a six month sentence suspended on payment of court costs and two years of gainful employment.
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Williard Harrison
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Bank to Open Greensboro Branch Under Security National
Local word reports the Security National Bank of Greensboro received a certificate from Washington authorizing a new branch in the city. The item notes about 50 buyers registered at an exposition and a furniture show slated for Saturday, plus brief personal updates and hospital notices.
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Case Of Tandem Twins Inaugurates New Class
Cincinnati November 2 The case of twins born to a mother with two wombs introduces a new class of twins tandem twins They develop in separate compartments of a bicornate uterus with separate environments The birth occurred without complications and was described by Major Alexander Braze and Dr J S Lundholm The mother remains unidentified
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AP Science
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Angott May Have Long Wait Before Montgomery Fight
Sammy Angott, fresh from defeating White to retain the NBA lightweight title, may wait long for a bout with Philadelphia's Bob Montgomery who holds the New York and Pennsylvania lightweight crowns. Montgomery's manager Frankie Thomas says Angott can wait, noting Angott had three prior decisions over Montgomery in non title bouts. He recalls Angott’s Madison Square Garden win and the later boos at Shibe Park, with gamblers betting heavily on Montgomery before the decision.
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Coach Declares LSU Has Simple Way To Win Games
ATLANTA November 2. Coach Wallace Butts of Georgia says LSU has the simple way to win football games. He claims Steve Van Buren is given a running start and runs over the first blockers to score, noting Van Buren is a 200 pound senior halfback leading the south in scoring and third in the nation.
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Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Louisiana State University
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Tobacco prices rise as sale resumes in Carolinas
War Food Administration reports flue cured tobacco prices up to five cents a pound on common leaf and 11 cents on nonde script offerings as North Carolina and Virginia resume sales after a three day holiday. Governors Broughton and Darden praise the gains while keeping options open if prices fall.
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Woman Convicted Of Hose Theft In Thomasville Court
In Thomasville on Monday Judge Carl Wilson suspended a six month sentence for Mary Baily on a larceny of hose charge after she paid a $25 fine and court costs and pledged two years of good behavior. Blanche Clodfelter was found not guilty. Testimony indicated Fremont Hosiery Mill losses hosiery from the plant.
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Blanche Clodfelter
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Court Voids Mail Fraud Indictments
The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia voided the mail fraud indictment of Rep. James M. Curley and five others because the grand jury was illegally summoned. Judge Edward C. Eicher ruled the order authorizing the extra grand jury was signed by Justice James W. Morris who was not the court’s chief justice or senior associate. Also named were James Barton Underwood Donald Wakefield Smith Marshall J. Fitzgerald James G. Fuller and Bert ram Hall.
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State College cow Josie tops milk and butterfat output
Doings at Pennstate show Josie a Holstein cow produced 22 111 pounds of milk in a 365 day test with 763 pounds of butterfat. Her ten year output reaches 140 330 pounds of milk and 4 731 pounds of butterfat.
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Patriots Smash Nazi Tank Attack in Yugoslavia
A wartime communique from the Yugoslav Liberation Army reports patriots repelling a German tank onslaught in eastern Bosnia toward Tuzla and holding western Bosnia against large-scale offensives. Croat guerrillas destroyed a 2000 yard rail segment near Dugoselo. 105 Nazi prisoners taken, 250 German officers and men killed at Kolasin. Tito mentions Macedonian resolve and claims Rupnik aiding German campaigns as a Slovenian quisling.
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Georgia Governor Leads Prison Reform Push in 1940s
Governor Ellis Arnall recounts how a Georgia prisoner’s letter prompted a special session to overhaul prison administration. He credits the letter, forwarded via J. Edgar Hoover, as the start of humane reform in the state.
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Fulbright Faces Busy Life After Peace Dove Spotlight
Congressman Bill Fulbright of Arkansas shifts from a quiet scholar to a national peacemaker. His seven year effort on a resolution for international cooperation draws widespread attention and demands constant travel, meetings, and public engagements. Despite the bustle, he seeks to temper expectations and remain grateful for the support.
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Yank Invasion Troops Trained in Revolutionary Tactics
U S army teams destined to breach Hitler's defenses are being trained in unprecedented tactics. Demonstrations for newspapermen and observers used live ammunition, with the operation to be supported by naval and air forces. Details are restricted by press officials to maintain surprise.
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Notable Football and Baseball Highlights From the Past
A look back at Eddie Rose Poly scoring five downs and five extra points to push his season total to 106, a top collegiate mark. Notre Dame defeating Army 7-0 before 60,008. and historical AL MVP votes where Jimmy Foxx led Boston Red Sox with peak recognition, with Bill Dickey and Hank Greenberg following.
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Family life and duties of Ful and Betty
A fragment discusses Ful being the lowest member of a foreign committee and feeling his role in planning peace. Betty, his attractive wife, jokes about Sunday work. She and their children seven and Roberta four manage evenings and weekends on their own.
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