American fliers join sweeps across channel to hit enemy
Clayton Knight reports American aircrews are increasingly flying in British led sweeps over Nazi occupied Europe. USAAF pilots in Spitfires, Boston bombers and Flying Fortresses join RAF crews, with a highlighted July Fourth mission where Capt Charles Kegelman and crew narrowly survived a crash and silenced a German flak tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Knight
Associated Press
Lonon
English Channel
Daily Dispatches
America
Britain
Charles Kegelman
el Reno
Okla
Kegelman
Randall Dorton, Jr
Long Beach
Calif
Bennie B. Cunningham
Tupelo
Miss
Bob Golay
Fredonia
Kans
Golay
Segelman
Bird
USAAF
Education Week Outlined For Exchange Club
Lloyd Thayer explained American Education Week to Exchange Club members, outlining its history and daily topics. He cited the theme Education for Free Men and noted a community partnership in education. Cecil Wilcox was announced as NC State Exchange Club treasurer, replacing J. D. Ross who joined the armed service. A Greensboro board report was reviewed. Visitors included J. H. Sorrell and J. P. Buck Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Exchange Club
Lloyd Thayer
Elm Street School
Ellery Lennon
Cecil Wilcox
North Carolina State Exchange Club
J. D. Ross
State Exchange Board of Control
Greenshoro
J. H. Sorrell
J. P. (Buck) Davis
JAPANESE COLONY STINGIRIG 4 TORRE NTT Lit Ba AlK
A cryptic crossword style puzzle referencing a Japanese colony with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The grid includes numbered hints such as Obtain Near Greek letter and Levees var. with various cross references, aiming to fill a themed crossword.
Radio Programs for Wednesday November 4 Schedule
A dense listing of radio program segments for Wednesday November 4, detailing time slots from 5:30 PM to 11:00 PM ET with a mix of mystery serials, news, music, drama, and variety shows. Notable items include Captain Midnight repeats, Fred Waring’s band, Amos and Andy, World War broadcasts, and the National Radio Forum, with numerous orchestras, dramas, and talk segments listed under network and regional labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cbs
Ben Lennie
Adrian Rolling
Chicago Prance Orchestra
Nie
Milt Herth
Olgill
Jack Armstrong
Parker and Sonps
Ceus
Inles
Rkill Stern
Thomason
Midnight
Fred Waring
Blu Nelson Eddy
Cbse
Finney
Lumard
Abner Seria
Barrie Sisters
Willard ‘I'rio
Torminy Dorsey
Nbe
Manhattan
Ivraima
Jean Herrsielt
Fr Christian
Dhs Theater
Alr
Brenry Vilimmis
Blu
Kay Wyser
Julie Raymond G. Swing
Blu Reat
Ebs
John B. Hughes
Warronment
National Radio Forum
Blu Dance Orchestra
Paul Schubert
Mibs
Dancing Music Orchestra
Chicago Orchestra
Byrnes Gifts Advisors Of Reputation At New Post
Economic Stabilization Board members will advise James Byrnes on controlling civilian purchasing power, prices, rents, wages, profits and rationing to curb inflation. The lineup includes Johnston of the Chamber of Commerce, Flanders, Jesse Jones, O'Neal, Patton, Wickard, Green, Murray, Perkins and top federal finance officials. Leon Tenderson of OPA will supervise ceilings on certain controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander R
George
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Economic Stabilization Board
Byrnes
United States Supreme Court
South Carolina
Meen
Senate
Bboard
Eric A. Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ralph E. Flanders
Vermont
Johnston
Spokane
Wash
Flanders
Springfield
OPM
Jesse Jones
Big Texan
Edward A. O'Neal
Alagaman
American Farm Bureau Federation
James G. Patton
Colorado
National Farmers’ Union
O'Neal
Congress
Roosevelt
Young Patton
Claude Wickard
Indiana
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Philip Murray
C.I.O. Murray
Green
iGreen
A. F. of L
Murray
Miss Perkins
Frances Perkins
the Treasury
Morgenthau
Harold Smith
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner S. Eccles
Leon Tenderson
OPA
America's Fighting Navy No 1 North Carolina Battleship
America's expanding Navy has 21 battleships and five aircraft carriers in service or near completion. The 35,000-ton U S S North Carolina, first new dreadnought in 18 years, was laid down in 1937 and commissioned in 1941, 704 feet long with nine 16 inch guns and three catapult planes, symbolizing wartime naval strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
America
U. S
Tar
North Carolinas
Empire State Building
Panama Canal
Nelson to Voice View on Stabilization Measures
Prices and rents and Donald M. Nelson will have his say as to the effect of economic stabilization measures on the war production effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Nelson
Four Schools to Offer Civilian Defense Courses
Raleigh November 4. Ben E. Douglas state civilian defense director says courses on treatment of war gas casualties and civilian protection will be taught in four district schools this month. Dates: November 5 Wilson fourth district, November 14 Charlotte seventh district, November 30 or 16 Asheville tenth district, and November 22 New Bern second district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ben E. Douglas
Wilson
Charlotte
Asheville
New Bern
Driving license revoked for Norman Culler case
Norman Culler of High Point has had his driver's license revoked by the North Carolina Highway Safety Division after a drunken driving conviction in Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Culler
High Point
North Carolina Highway Safety Division
Bishop Lee Heard At Conference For Methodists
In Wilson on November 4 Bishop Edwin F. Lee addressed the North Carolina Methodist Conference opening session. He stated that the day for white men in the Orient has not gone and rejected claims of anti white sentiment in the Far East. The program included devotions and upcoming addresses by Henry R. Dwire of Duke University as soldiers prepared to depart on a nine hour wait "Star Spangled Banner" played during a send off for selectees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke University
Long Stand For Soldiers Fort Devens
Mass patriotism earned nine Oklahoma soldiers an extra nine hours of furlough as their train paused at Cleveland on the way back to Fort Devens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Devens
Mass
Oklahoma
Cleveland
Zinc among metals unknown to ancient Greeks and Romans
The article notes that zinc is one of the few common metals that was not known to ancient Greek and Roman civilizations. It highlights the historical gap in awareness of zinc, contrasting it with other metals that were recognized and utilized in antiquity.
NYA To Interview Candidates Here Friday and Monday
NYA field representative announces openings at resident centers for White youths in Burlington and Greensboro. White girls 16 years eight months may train in welding, machine shop, aircraft wood and sheet metal with room board and 10.80 monthly for three months. Guilford County to supply 25 girls. White boys 16–17: Durham center offers 25 spots. after training, 60 to 78 cents hourly. Birth certificates or age statements required. Mrs. Walden to interview at High Point post office Mondays and Fridays at 2:30 p.m. for defense training selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie W. Walden
NYA
Burlington
Guilford County
Durham
Greensboro
Walden
High Point
England woman crafts 150 life-size feathered birds
Dorothea Richardson of England models birds from paper and clay as a hobby, creating 150 life-sized varieties while preserving the birds’ true scale and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Richardson
England
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Albert
Wrath
Tts
Sigrid
Saitia
Anaige
New Post
U. S. S. North Carolina
Bishop Lee
Carilee
Flarlee
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