Relief for Moscow Pact and Soviet Recovery
The article argues the Moscow pact succeeds as the Soviet Union needs American aid and portrays the U S S R as rising in power. It describes wartime devastation in Russia, crippling losses in cattle and farms, and ongoing efforts to restore agriculture with lend lease food and machinery. It notes half a million stray animals rounded up and transport hardships in recovering regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
New York
United States
Stalin
Steppes
der Fuehrer
Orel
Ukraine
Volga
Moscow
Jena
Washington
Ocean jump and mail linked in Australian ostrich tale
In a curious item a contest featuring an Australian ostrich and an operatic scene unfolds. The report notes a surprising extent of printer's measures and a series of puffs up and commotion around a March date.
Seed and gas scare mix with wartime science notes
The article discusses seed trade links with Soviet dairymen, gas warfare concerns, and the need for large stockpiles. It notes desalinization advances, artificial smoke screens for defense, and wartime research pushing aviation medical care and oxygen mixture testing for pilots.
Three Days Cough Warns of Chronic Bronchitis Risk
An old advertising notice urges readers that a persistent cough signals danger and could develop into chronic bronchitis if untreated. It promotes Creomulsion, claims quick relief without narcotics, and offers money back if it does not ease the cough, with a wartime buy war bonds pitch.
Costello Returns to Radio After Tragedy
Hollywood news reveals Lou Costello resumed his radio program after eight months as his infant son Butch Costello, Jr. drowned in a pool at the Van Nuys estate hours before the broadcast. Abbott and Rooney supported him while he delivered his lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Lou Costello
Butch
Lou Costello, Jr
Costello Estate
van Nuys
Costello
Lou
Bud Abbott
Mickey Rooney
NBC
Truman Group Calls For Postwar Lend-Lease Reforms
The Truman committee urged that the United States seek repayment from Britain for lend-lease shipments or acquire British held resources in Asia South America and the Dutch East Indies. It called study of a postwar rubber monopoly and rights to nickel copper tin iron and manganese deposits and possible gains from Russia after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Truman Committee
England
U.S
Asia
South America
Dutch East Indies
United States
International Rubberations Committee
RFC
Jesse Jones
Sone — Eee
Russia
Ancient Brick House Transfers to Mrs Forest of High Point
A Civil War era brick house near Kernersville waterworks once built by Vestal Perry and famous as a Forsyth landmark has passed to Mrs Marie McMillan Cadell Forrest of High Point. Vestal Perry lived there until his death about 30 years ago. His brother Seborn Perry was a notable figure in local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Vestal Perry
Forsyth County
Marie McMillan Cadell Forrest
High Point
Vestal
Seborn Perry
High Path
Point
Vestal P
Radio Program Schedule Friday November 5 Eastern War Time
Radio schedule lists multiple programs through late evening including dramas, serials, news, and musical acts. Notable entries include Portia Faces Life Jack Armstrong Captain Midnight World News Quincy Howe and News Time Dan Archie Andrews The Lone Ranger Easy Aces World War II broadcasts and Ku availability across CBS NBC and mutual networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia
Life
Dick Tracy
Dunn
Cbs
Black Hood
Bill
Jack Armstrong
Chick Carter
Farrell
Nba
Midnight
Hollywood Orches
Orches
Nbe
Tim Healy
Lyn Murray
Cbs Dance Music Orchestra
Nan Merriman
Orc
Jeri Sullavan
Cbs Our Time
Volney Hurd
Bob Stanton
Lowell Thomas
Ewa
Blu-Basic
Cbs Eas of
Greece
Fred Waring
Arone
Dan
Archie Andrews
Blu
I Mana Fulton Lewi
Nhbe
Johnson Family
Tropicana
Chicago
Cbs-Basic
Dixie
Navy
School of My
Kaltenborn
Keen
Pereeap Trecer
Cba
Lucilleene de Black
Cba Sumter
Mbs
the Parker
Basie Gabriel
Ad Cena
Brewster
Bor
Abe
Abe Heey
Abe East
Fred Ie
van Est
American Army Casualties Total 31126 in North Africa War Zone
Secretary of War Stimson reports American losses in the Mediterranean from the North Africa landings through October 29 total 31 126 with 5 539 killed 17 621 wounded and 7 966 missing. British and French casualties push the combined figure near 100 000 while Axis losses are about 40 000 killed and 90 000 wounded. The article notes the first anniversary of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mediterranean
North Africa
Stimson
Sonethet Tale Teen Somewhat
The Brighter Side of Train Berths and Hilarious Travel Woes
Damon Runyon offers a satirical look at train sleeping arrangements amid wartime travel. He jokes about overbooked berths and the comical misadventures of passengers and alleged squatters, noting the petty larceny of space and the absurdities of journeying during tense times.
St. Marys history and local notes from 1882
The article outlines the origin of St Marys Church first named St James Mission at College and West Washington in 1882, renamed St Marys in 1890, with miscellaneous local notes on residents and visits including Mrs C H Rhodes and Jean, Miss Vera Farlowe, and Andrew Pickett. It also mentions Duke-Auburn game attendance and political items such as Goering’s denouncements and a Duke Endowment grant to state orphanages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Oil
St. Mary's
St. James Mission
College and
West Washington Streets
C. H. Rhodes
Jean
Ohic
Illinois
Mrs. Hartley
Newford
Mass
Mr. Hartley
Harold Cook
Buck Harris
Durham
Goering
Germany
Duke Endowment
Cameron Morrison
Heynolds
Vera Farlowe
Bessemer
F. Hayden
Yesterda Thomasville
John Fonbrough
Raleigh
Andrew Pickett
Local news notes 1923 conference moves to Reidsville invitation
Twenty years ago on November 5 1923 High Point sought the 1924 M P conference session but accepted a Reidsville invitation as the year’s conference adjourned in Thomasville. Four white men escaped death when their car overturn on the Guil- River road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
M. P
Reidsville
Thomasville
Stimson Recaps North Africa Campaign and Allies' Progress
The press conference highlights a near invasion anniversary, detailing casualties and landings as decisive, the expulsion of the enemy from North Africa, and the shift of the Mediterranean to a safe Allied shipping route. It notes Italy’s surrender and gains in Russia with Moscow’s notable victory.
Olive Tablets Promise Gentle Constipation Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle yet thorough remedy for constipation. It claims the tablets help stir up liver bile flow and relieve dullness, with prices listed as 15¢ 30¢ and 60¢ and a reminder to follow the label directions.
Radio Programs Schedule Today and Tomorrow
Radio listings show today with segments like Carolina Cavaliers 1225 and The Guiding Light, plus Mirth and Madness and Your All-Time Hit Parade. Tomorrow features Seacetant the Air, Showdown U and Coast Guard On Parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Cavaliers
U. & Marine Band
Carey
The
Guiding Light
Lonely Women
Light of the World
Betty Brown
Amos
WN Amt
Longines
Symi
Esso
U. & Coast Guard
Winston-Salem man finds comfort after long indigestion relief
Mr. Hull a former Winston-Salem section foreman attributes his recovery to Doctor Foster’s L-K. He describes prior nervous indigestion weakness sleeplessness and constipation and credits L-K for restored appetite strength and energy enabling him to work daily. The remedy, formulated by Dr. G A Foster, has been sold for over thirty years with a 1.25 size priced at 97 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
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Bate
James Craig
Pete Smith
Specialty & News
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Hoot Gibson
Blazing Guns
Darkest
Africa
Ano Li
Scatterbrain
Batman
Rialto
Don “Red” Barry
State Theatre
Robert Paige and
Louise Allbritton
Melody
Rochester
Freddy Martin
Jun
Ann Miller
Dancing Dynamo of Rhythm
Kng
Columbia Picture
Ann. Miller
John Hubbard
Jeff Donnell
Ocean
Eugene Sheffer
Fez
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Irs
Pacific
Far East
Central America
West Indies
U. S. Chemical Warfare Service
Incen
Marine Laboratory
Gershwin
EATRE
N. C
Cheryl Crawford
Geo. Gershwin
Dobose Weywars
Todd Duncan
Etta Moten
Avon Long
Eva Jessye Choir
Alexander Smallens
National Road Show
Truman
Ann
Carol Lou
Patricia Ann
Damon Runyons
Bill Robinson
Lena Horne
Cab Calloway
Paramount Theatre
20Th Century-Fox
Ford College Road
Wsts
Winston-Salem
L K
S-K
MR. R. H. Hull
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