Mortgage Burned to Clear A. M. E. Zion Debt
The MetropolitAn A M E Zion Church burned its mortgage on November 10 after a campaign led by Rev Cephas W Lawrence. The church raised 9649.49 toward extinguishing encumbrances with choirs providing music and Rev G F Hall delivering the mortgage burning sermon.
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T. Stephens A. M. E. Zionach Burns
Metropolitan A. M. E
Cephas W. Lawrence
Ted
G. F. Hall
A.M.E. Zion Church
Charlotte
N. C
Jesus
D. L. Flowe
Charlie Stewart
Sidney Anderson
W. F. McDonnell
R. F. Williamson
C. L. Ingram
Mary Eliza Gray
Ed Saddler
J. H. Hall
Peter Froneberger
Wim. M. Patterson
F. M. Boulware
James
Dhe
Myrtle Barringer
Davis Avenue
Anna Louise
O. Rogers Gill
Knoxville
Tenn
High Point
F. O. Bass
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
S. C. Burford
Ethel Cobb
Ruth Barringer
Herman Brenson
30000 Troops and 500000 Tons Landed in Leyte
American merchant ships delivered 500000 tons of invasion supplies and 30000 troops to Leyte Island in three weeks after the invasion. Crews unloaded gear around the clock, and merchant mariners were praised for their Pacific efforts amid harassing air attacks. Many ships carried soldiers not originally designated for the task.
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Washington
Leyte Island
War Shipping Administration
John MacAuley
U. S.maritime Service
W.S.A
MacAuley
Army Services of Supply
Pacific
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J. MacAuley
Leyte
Volunteers Sought to Mend Clothes for Greek Relief
High Point volunteers are urged to mend and pack donated clothing for Greek relief. Mrs. Willis Slane leads the effort for the Clothes for Greece campaign, with work at the H P T and D railroad work room on Jacobs Street Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 AM to 4 PM. Shoes and warm clothing for all ages are needed, while hats are not.
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High Point
Willis Slane
Greece
Red Cross
H. P. T. and
Jacobs Street
National Greek Relief Association
Community Chest
Charles Drakulakas
Executed German Spies Captured Near Moselle
Two confessed German spies captured as Polish refugees by American soldiers were executed by firing squad in the third army sector. The men, one youth and one middle aged, had admitted to serving as German soldiers sent to penetrate American lines disguised as civilians.
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Ge L. Dixon
France
Third Army
Robert T. Skarboro
Madison Street
Chicago
Ill
Christopher W. Wolf
Hortonville
Wis
Frank A. Glowczyn
Glowczynski
Wolfs
GOP Strength More Than Ever Says Brownell
Herbert Brownell Jr the Republican national chairman announced after the 1944 campaign that the party is revitalized stronger and more united than in a generation. He cited Dewey and Bricker high vote shares and argued small shifts in 15 states outside the solid South would have produced 274 electoral votes.
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New York
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Thomas F. Dewey
John W. Bricker
Brownell
Brownwell
Dewey-Bricker
Red Cross Drive Leaders Appointed in Local Groups
The article lists chairmen for the drive across committees including collection mending radio solicitation and the local Red Cross chapter led by Mrs Horace Haworth and the Junior Red Cross led by Mrs Howard Blair. Other group heads include Mrs William J Pappas Mrs John Angel Mrs N P Yar borough Nick Voggel and Mrs Elizabeth Covington.
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William J. Pappas
John Angel
N. P. Yarborough
Nick Voggel
Elizabeth Covington
Horace Haworth
Red Cross
Howard Blair
Warren firm head predicts rail rebuild to spur jobs
Joseph W. Frazer, president of the Warren City Manufacturing Co., says the task of rehabilitating the nation's railroads, strained by war transport needs, will keep hundreds of heavy industry plants operating and thousands of workers employed.
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Warren
Joseph W. Frazer
Warren City Manufacturing Co
Columbia Librarian to Study China Libraries Abroad
Dr. Carl M. White director of Columbia University libraries will depart for China under the state department cultural cooperation program. He will study Chinese and American libraries at the request of the Chinese Library Association.
Kelso Janitor Rejects City Salary Boost
George Bender Kelso city hall janitor told council he considered a planned five dollar raise unnecessary and preferred fifty dollars a month instead, citing dissatisfaction with the increase.
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