Weather and fate in Lincoln Debates and Destiny
Dr. Petersen argues weather shaped Lincoln and Douglas during the 1858 debates and other moments. He links Lincoln’s vigor in heat to internal blood flow, while Douglas suffers surface congestion. The analysis uses old weather records to explain career turning points and personal life events.
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United States
Clarence Mills
Cincinnati
William F. Petersen
Ann Arbor
Petersen
Lincoln
Douglas
Freeport
Mary Todd
Anti-Semitic Agitation In Boston Area
Massachusetts Public Safety Commissioner John F. Stokes reports widespread anti-Semitic literature distribution in Boston area disturbances since January 1942. He notes assaults and insults lack proof of organized origin but calls the dissemination of hate literature organized and urges action by Governor Leverett Saltonstall and a racial troubles advisory committee.
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Boston
Massachusetts Public Safety
John F. Stokes
Stokes
Leverett Saltonstall
Thomasville Schools Observe Education Week
Thomasville city schools began yesterday the observance of American Education Week November 8 to 14. The theme highlights the schools efforts to provide an education for victory in the war and in the peace.
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Thomasville
Portland youths seize unattended army jeep
Three Portland youths tried to operate an unattended army jeep. They knocked over a roadside mailbox, plowed through cedar hedge, and damaged a deputy sheriff's fence before stopping the vehicle. A baby is born in New York City every four minutes. The government values a war plane pilot at $100,000.
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Portland
Ore
New York City
Weather and height myths in a summer feature and Q A
The page discusses meteorological theories shaping destinies and a Q A on height growth. It notes limited options after 21, with thyroid extract sometimes helping children who lag in growth, while affirming the reader’s height as good. The tone mixes pseudoscience with practical medical guidance.
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Dr. Petersen
J. I
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Forecast
In North Carolina the weather is fair with slightly colder temperatures and frost tonight. Thursday will be fair and remain cold. In South Carolina similar conditions with frost tonight and continued cold on Thursday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Armistice Day Open Closures In High Point
Armistice Day will bring mixed operations in High Point with draft boards and rationing offices observing regular hours. Banks and city offices including the county clerk and welfare offices will close, while all stores stay open. Post office windows will be limited to general delivery nine to twelve. no mail will be delivered. County tax office operates. city library closes with a one day grace period for overdue books.
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High Point
Merchants Association
W. L. Hoskins
Armed Robbery Reported At Medicine Shop
Norman D. Lippincott reported an armed robbery at the Medicine Shop, 1635 N. A Street, around 6 30 last night. A white man, about five seven, 135 pounds, with light hair in a tan suit, fled with about 20 dollars from the cash drawer. police questioned many suspects and had made no arrests by noon.
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Norman D. Lippincott
N. A Street
Om Oappincott
Lippincott
Billy Wiley
Long and
Hammer Street
Davis Child Dies at Three Days Old
A three day old infant, Arian M. Davis, son of J Roy and Helen Baird Davis, died at a local hospital after noon Tuesday. Born November 6, the baby is survived by the parents and a sister Glenda Gail Davis of 303 Howell Street High Point. Funeral services were held at Oakwood cemetery at 2 30 this afternoon, conducted by Dr F L Conrad Emmanuel Lutheran Church.
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Davis
Arian M
J. Roy
Helen Baird Davis
Glenda Gail Davis
Howell Street
High Point
Oakwood Cemetery
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Funeral Rites For E J Hodges In Thomasville
The funeral service for E J Hodges, longtime Cedar Lodge Dairy employee, will be held Thursday at Emmanuel Reformed Church at three o clock. Rev W C Lyerly will officiate and interment will follow in the church cemetery. He died suddenly at work Monday in Thomasville route two.
New Thomasville Methodist District Meets to Plan Year
About 300 people gather at Main Street Methodist Church to discuss plans for the new district uniting churches in Davidson Davie and Randolph counties. Dr S W Taylor serves as district superintendent and Rev Lee F Tuttle is the district missionary secretary.
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Thomasville
Methodist Church
Main Street
Davidson
Davie
Randolph
S. W. Taylor
Lee F. Tuttle
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