Giant Pipeline To East Will Deliver 175000 Barrels Daily
Cape Girardeau Nov 9 The 551 mile Texas to Illinois section of the big-inch oil line will carry 300000 barrels daily with swabs cleaning the 24 inch pipe. Seven contractors build sections as pumping stations prepare to start oil flow January 1 1943 and an extended line may reach Philadelphia and New York adding 125000 to 175000 barrels daily to eastern needs.
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Howard W. Blakesleef
Associated Press
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Longview
Texas
Norris City
Illinois
Missouri
Inds
Ilinois
Philadelphia
New York
Seaboard
Pennsylvania
Sumer
Naval official puzzle and crossbreed clues
A crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues for a naval official themed set. Clues include Merindin dye, javelins, tensile strength, and various abbreviations, with answers ranging from titles to colors and measurements. The note shows multiple hinted terms and cross references, typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
Oil Pipeline Speeds Across Immense Distances
Southern Illinois pipeline workers note less trench caving and swamp water, making progress easier. The big inch oil line from Longview Texas to Pennsylvania covers 1 408 miles, delivering 3 100 barrels per mile and moving at about three miles per hour, roughly four feet per second for a two foot thick stream.
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Southern Illinois
Ohio
Longview
Texas
Pennsylvania
M Smith Commissioned Lieutenant at Fort Sill
Odell Martin Smith of Klnood Hotel High Point North Carolina graduated from officer candidate school and was commissioned second lieutenant in the field artillery. He is the son of Mrs Thomas B. Smith of Nashville North Carolina and reported to Fort Sill from Camp Claiborne Louisiana then assigned to Camp Pickett Virginia. He is a former member of The Enterprise news department.
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Fort Sill
Okla
Odell Martin Smith
Klnood
High Point
N. C
Field Artillery
Army of the United States
Smith
Thomas B. Smith
Nethersville
Fort Silk
Camp Claiborne
Camp Pickett
News Department
the Enterprise
Baby doll pattern promising thrifty wardrobe
Anne Adams pattern 4255 offers a complete doll wardrobe from bib to bonnet with sizes for 10 12 14 16 18 and 26 inch dolls. Minimum fabric and scraps suffice. Includes price or order details from Theigh Point Enterprise pattern department 243 West 14th Street New York. Funeral and local notices follow.
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Anne Adams
Theigh Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West Ivth St
New York
N. Y
Thomasville Evangelistic Series Plans Unveiled
Thomasville residents prepare for a week of evangelistic meetings at Main Street Methodist Church from November 15 to 22. Dr. Henry Hitt Crane of Detroit will lead nightly sermons, with former Governor Clyde R. Hoey delivering the opening temperance address. Ministers Day on November 19 features Dr. Crane and several noted church leaders from North Carolina and Pennsylvania.
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Thomasville
Main Street Methodist Church
United States
Henry Hitt Crane
Central Methodists Church
Detroit
Michigan
Lee F. Tuttle
Crane
Rufus M. Jones
Friends
Haverford
Pennsylvania
G Ray Jordan
First Methodist Church
Charlotte
C. Excell Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
Three High Point Men Lose Licenses for DUI Convictions
The North Carolina Highway Safety Division revoked drivers licenses of Harold R. Heller, Clarence Jordan, and Sidney Vandare, following their DUI convictions in Thomasville, Graham, and High Point courts respectively.
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High Point
North Carolina Highway Safety Division
Harold R. Heller
Thomasville Recorders Court
Clarence Jordan
Graham
Sidney Vandaore
Ration Boards To Determine First Call On Replacements
Local rationing boards will decide who gets first call on replacement tires and recaps under the national gasoline rationing program starting Nov. 22. Boards receive quota certificates and use discretion if applications exceed supply, prioritizing automobile functions to war effort, public health, and safety.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
High-Jacking and Mud Slinging Are Legalized
Lynn Nisbet reports from Raleigh that North Carolina highway engineers have devised a method to repair settled concrete pavements by drilling holes and pumping mud under them to relevel the surface. Trials in the Salisbury Concord area show the technique acceptable though not perfect.
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Lynn Nisbet
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina Highway and Public Works Department
Salisbury-Concord
War Guidance Q&A in The Enterprise Raleigh Column
A wartime Q and A column from The Enterprise Raleigh bureau answers questions on certificates of war necessity for trucks, gas rationing, extensions, and dependents allowances. It covers how to obtain forms, estimating gas quotas, home property use, and which relatives qualify for family allowances under wartime pay rules. It notes that extensions are not granted and outlines steps for induction and employee housing help.
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Enterprise
Raleigh Bureau
Sena
Raleigh
P. O
Raleigh, N.C
Detroit
Office of Defense Transportation District
Asheville
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
United States Marine Corps
Washington, D. C
Baltinore
Wark
United States
Service Office
USMA
Aviation
WAAC
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America
U. S. Naval
U. S. Naval Official
Wrisia
India
Command
Carolina
Ritter von Thoma
Afrika Korps
Bernard L. Montgomery
8Th Army
General Montgomery
von Thoma
Rommel
North Africa
M. Smith
FT. Sill
By Anne Oddams
Annie Mae Fair
John Fair
S A. m
Washington, D.C
Aft. Vernon Baptist Church
E. L. Viray
Gwendolyn Herring
Gwendolyn N. Herring
George Herring
Pitts Burgh
Penn
Mars Hill Holiness Church
Emanuel Baptist Church
Hamipotus Miller
Fort Dix
N. J
Hoover Street
T'ville
ST Choice Wtiers
St. Joseph
By Robt. Ripley
Morton
SCOUT
Colquhoun
Isle OF
Barra Hebrides
Lovat Scouts
Arandora
Colquin
Barra
U.S.A
Crpe
Roe
Sen Desie
Squirrel Fam
Wo Police
South Africa
WMER
Alice Blair
Watt's Bakery
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