Eisenhower Pleased With North Africa Campaign Progress
General Eisenhower expressed satisfaction with the North African campaign as Allied forces coordinate with British navies and French General Henri Giraud joins the Allied effort. Giraud arrives in Algeria to form a French North African army, promising united action against Germany and its allies while De Gaulle’s Fighting French status is acknowledged.
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Gen
Eisenhower
Africa
Giraud
Wes Gallagher
U.S
A.E.F
North Africa
AEF
Henri Giraud
Dwight D. Einsenhower
North African
Algeria
Morocco
Germany
U. S
Thaly
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Andrew Cunningham
Tobacco Prices Soar At Winston Market Sale
Winston Salem on November 10 reported an average of 43.80 per hundred pounds with about 900000 pounds of real tobacco sold on the local market. Officials led by James T. Booth said Monday prices were likely the highest of the season when quality is considered. Several growers regretted not selling their entire crop locally. Wrappers and cutters showed stronger demand and common to medium red chewing tobaccos remained in demand. Floors cleared before 4 pm with sales continuing Wednesday Armistice Day.
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Winston-Salem
Iit
James T. Booth
M. C. Starnes
D. Holder
R. L. Kirkman
J. Rierson
H. Mabe
Cart Ray
A. G. Snear
S. A. Starnes
R Hil
D. L. Boytes
G. W. Smith
Johson & R
R. L. Lowe
Waasa
Nelson & At
Robertson Ordered to Active Duty for Air Corps Service
Atlanta dispatch reports Fourth Service Command announced Enlisted Reservists are to active duty. John L. Robertson of High Point, North Carolina, is to report to the Fort Bragg reception center. Also noted is promotion for Robert G. Thompson from staff sergeant at Morris Field to technical sergeant.
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Atlanta
Fourth Service Command
Air Corps
John L. Robertson
4Th Street
High
Robert G. Thompson
Army Air Base
Morris Field
Charlotte
Alpha Art Club Meets at Mrs Griffin's Home
The Alpha Art Club gathered at 817 East Washington Street, hosted by Mrs. O. T. Griffin, Thursday afternoon. Members served a delicious salad course to: Mesdames Baldwin, Cobb, Buncefield, Greenwood, Haizlip, Hinton, Cartright, Blackburn, Drake, Davis, Wilson, Whitten, and Simmons.
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Alpha Art Club
O. T. Griffin
East Washington Street
E. V. Baldwin
G. Cobb
Buncefield
A. M. Greenwood
L. B. Haizlip
M. Hinton
L. B. Cartright
M. HH. Blackburn
C. Drake
S. B. Davis
E. P. Wilson
T. W. Whitten
M. J. Simmons
Penn High School program airs WMFR during Education Week
The William Penn High School program linked to American Education Week will be broadcast on WMFR at 7 45 Wednesday night instead of 8 30 as announced Sunday.
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Wm. Penn High School
WMFR
Communist leader calls second front opening a great event
Chapel Hill, Nov 10. Robert Minor, assistant general secretary of the Communist party, told a UNC audience that the opening of the second front in North Africa was one of the great events in history. He urged unity in the war effort and said balanced race relations were important.
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Chapel Lill
Robert Minor
Communist Party
University of North Carolina
North Africa
Minor
Carolina Poltical Union
Fle
Leaflets Dropped Over France As War Propaganda
RAF released 15 000 000 leaflets over unoccupied France Sunday night and Monday morning to hasten France liberation campaign. Unoccupied France population around 6.5 million. Sweden reports a metal covered gas mask method by Young People’s Society. Pilgrim Congregational Church hosts meeting at 8 p m with Mrs Martha Gill on Elizabeth Street. Professional Men’s Club gathers at Anderson’s Tea Room with Prof S E Burford as host. Mrs Queen Mack hospitalized at Burrus Memorial Hospital. American Education Week urges school visits this week.
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London
RAF
France
French North Africa
Caiina
Young People’s Society
Young People’s Society of Sweden
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Martha Gill
Elizabeth Street
S. E. Burford
Anderson's Tea Room
Schools Building Strong America Through Education
The article outlines how schools are focusing on core academics, civic responsibility, and community engagement to strengthen national resilience. It highlights programs, partnerships, and student initiatives designed to foster leadership, character, and a culture of lifelong learning across districts.
Burlington Recital by Mrs Edna Huling Tonight
Local dramatic soprano Mrs Edna Huling continues to perform and travels for a recital at Green Level Graded School in Burlington. Accompanist Miss Wava Robinson, a senior in the William Penn Music Department, joins the program. Wishing success to both artists in tonight’s event and future recitals.
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Burlington
Edna Huling
Huling
Green Level
Wava Robinson
Wm. Penn Alusic
State Education Board approves high school Victory Corps director
Raleigh Nov 10 The council of state and the state board of education meeting with Governor Broughton authorized the appointment of a full time worker to direct the organization of the high school victory corps of the state. Adoption of supplementary text books for the new courses was also approved.
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Victory Corps
Raleigh
Council of State
State Board of Education
Broughton
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