Catholic Bishops Call For Peace In The World
The U S Catholic bishops urge a “good peace” after victory and call for international institutions to safeguard peace. They warn the Moscow Conference offers cooperation but may hint at compromises on the Atlantic Charter ideals. They reiterate sovereignty of God and moral law and emphasize peace with justice.
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Washington
Catholic Bishops
United States
Roosevelt
Churchill
National Catholic Welfare
Court seeks bondsmen to catch up arrears in 500 cases
Municipal officials review 500 back capius cases to identify those with no judgments. Clerk M W Nash to examine defaults as MacRae orders final judgments on 55 delinquencies. Tar Heel firm leads with 85 bonds and $3800 in arrears as court actions proceed.
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MacRae
Bryson City
M. W. Nash
Police Department
IEF
Tar Heel Company
Children’s Book Week Aims to Fuel Imagination Through Books
Book Week November 14 20 celebrates reading under librarian and teacher leadership. The Horn Book editor notes today’s children will face future opportunities and responsibilities, shaped by the imaginative spur from childhood reading. Exhibits programs in libraries schools and bookstores invite visitors to engage with books and share activities.
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Horn Book
Bondsmen and Jail Rules Highlight Local Case
In the city jail the chief concern is access to Mrs. Nancy Finch as the 55 defaulted bonds tied to a bond case loom. George Goodman and Tar reel appear among licensed bondsmen with Mrs. Finch hosting a group of customers. Final judgments await action next week as county authorities consult a certified public accountant.
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George Goodman
Tar Reel
Watc
Ar Heel
Nancy Finch
Nahad
Certified Public Accountant
Mahne F
Maivideale
W. F. Brandon
Griddle
Mac
Proposal to fund a Confederate home in Mecklenburg questioned
A letter argues against a $25,000 drive to build a pseudo home for a late governor. The writer cites markers for Jefferson Davis and George Washington as historical sites but denies Mecklenburg claims as credible. War bonds are urged for home front support and victory while condemning the plan as preposterous and selfish.
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Ehringhaus
Statesville
South Tryon Street
Charlotte
Jefferson Davis
Lee
Mecklenburg County
Virginia
Carolina
George Washington
Weather outlook for Carolinas and Georgia this weekend
North Carolina shows fair and slightly cooler Sunday with partly cloudy and warmer Monday. South Carolina expects a mix of sun and clouds Sunday and Monday with cooler conditions in the west portion Sunday and warmer conditions Monday. Georgia sees little temperature change Sunday with increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions Sunday night into Monday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Radio schedule highlights interwar and wartime programs
The listing details a November Sunday radio schedule with Eastern and Pacific time adjustments. It lists programs across networks CBS and blue, including Lavalle Stradivari Orchestra, Sammy Kaye Serenade, Wake Up America, Ed Murrow News, Chaplain Jim dramas, Pilgrim Radio Hour, Boston programs, Cantor services, and late-night variety shows, with multiple news and commentary segments and a long-winded array of entertainment and religious broadcasts.
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Lavalle
Church of the All Sermons
Cbs
Stanley Dixon
Nbe
Mba
U. of Chicago Roundtable
Blu
John Chas
Fosdick
Washington
P. Barnes
Hanson W Baldwin
Bulldemond Adventures
al Pearce
Gang
Mbs
East Lutheran Hall
Dancing Music Orchestra
Lands of the Free
Danni Master
Gauren
Toscanini
Indya Swart
Catholic Services
Blu Ramas
Obes
America
Afr
Dle
Cbe Upton Close
Jack Isaars
Mary
Nberew Pearson
Bdin Shirer
Dorothy Thompson
Tank Sinatra
Nbe Ulz Kids
Joe Kelly
Cbe
Charlie Why
Bergen
Nbe News Broadcasting
Jerry Lester
Che Alexander
Gabriel Heatter
Via
Mbsa
Nhbe
Walter Winchell
Conrad Nagel
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Basin Street
Ames Meltonne Courtney
Jimmy Fidler
Hollywood
Phil Spitalny
Girl Orch
Hee Lawrence
Phil
Cedric Foster
Sunny Skylar
Bob Crosby
College and service teams post decisive football results
In varied games across regions major programs like Duke Georgia Tech and Virginia posted large wins while upset bids surfaced elsewhere. Texas and Texas A&M eased toward Thanksgiving clashes with big wins as service teams and Navy stations posted scores, and Ivy and Midwest contests highlighted tight finishes.
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Duke
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Blue Devils
Virginia
Crackers
Tech
Tulane
Navy Promotes WAVES Director To Captaincy
Washington Nov 13 Four gold shoulder boards signaled a historic promotion for Mildred H McAfee director of the WAVES from lieutenant commander Her rank now matches Col Oveta Culp Hobby of the Army who has worn eagle insignia for over a year Congress authorized the jump last week but she must pass medical exams again before receiving the extra stripe McAfee previously left Wellesley College in 1942 to become the first woman naval reserve officer and now serves as special assistant to the chief of naval personnel directing the integration of thousands of women into naval service.
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Washington
Navy
Mildred H. McAfee
Army
Col
Oveta Culp Hobby
Congress
Miss McAfee
Speedy Indians Rally To A 20 0 Win Over Cornell At Fenway
Dartmouth Indians scored all their points in a 20 to 0 victory over Cornell in the 27th Ivy clash at Fenway Park before 25 000. Kasprzak connected with Monahan for a first score and later ran in a five yard quarterback sneak. Grygiel and Burroughs added late scores as Dartmouth dominated after a slow start.
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Boston
Dartmouth
Indians
Cornell
Fenway Park
Husky
Don Kasprzak
Mo” Monahan
Allen Dekdebrun
Kasprzak
Larry Bartnick
Kaszak
Monahan
Ed Grygiel
Weiss
Johnny Burroughs
Patton’s Triumphs and Armistice Stance in World War II
The article portrays General Patton after Casablanca and Fedala, praising his ruthless drive for victory and later tact in victory. It notes his insistence on unconditional surrender of resistant Vichy French forces, his leadership of depleted American units to success in Gafsa El Guetar and Sicily, and his belief in glory over affection as he seeks supply and strength.
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Patton
Oye
Germany
Mistice
Blanca
Reach
Morocco
Casablanca
Fedala
Kasserine
Gafsa
el Guetar
Sicily
Palermo
Messinatton
Belives
Soviet Strategy Shifts After Nevel and Zhitomir Breaks
The front line tightens as Soviet forces plan a roundabout move using tracks nearly 100 miles west. Nevel’s fall forces only minor German rerouting via Polotsk, while the Zhitomir railroad cut opens a Soviet push into old Poland and unsettled Balkans. The main German supply path now shifts Minsk to Baronwicz and Rowne, then toward Shepetrovka and Proskura on the Odessa Lwow corridor.
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Nevel
Polotsk
Zhitomir No
Old Poland
Balkans
Bessarabia
Rumania
Russia
Minsk
Baronwicze and
Rowne
Shepetrovka
Proskura
Odessa-Lwowi
Carolina Tar Heels Hold Off Penn With Rugged Defense
In a bruising clash, Kane powered for 40 and 35 yard runs and an 80 yard sprint while Rodgers gained 165 yards on 15 carries for North Carolina. Penn threatened repeatedly but the Tar Heels repelled drives with stout defense and five downs stoppages, as Odell and Fitch contributed in the backfield and special teams.
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Penn
Kane
Rodgers
Tarheels
Tar Heels
Carolina
Fitch
Eddie Teague
Odell
Don Que
Dome
Bruiser
Parage
Quakers
Tarlead
Ind
Ema Om
John Makar
Makar
Duke Triumphs as Cavaliers Shutout Streak Ends
Duke defeats Virginia 28 14 to snap a 28 game scoring drought for the Cavaliers. Baltsaris and Borbely score for Duke with Gantt adding two PATs as Duke extends its winning streak to six. McCain and Ellis key interceptions while Hartley and Borbery drive Duke in the final periods.
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Seiler
Virginia
Balttsaries
Gantt
McCain
Ellis
Duke
Hartley
Borbely
Borbery
Cavaliers
Burnett
Dukes
Newmyer
Virginians
Aidist
Batacekers
Super
Carver
Baltisaris
Milner
Tuffy
Waldron
Degregoria
Hall
Roberto
Virginia passes halfway to war relief fund target
Virginia reached the halfway point toward its 1,900,000 war fund goal to aid USC and 16 other war and relief agencies. James Phillips, state war fund director, announced the progress.
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Virginia
Richmond
USC
James Phillips
Bennett is Killed in Auto Accident on South Main Street
G T Bennett of 410 Willow Brook Street died from injuries after an automobile driven by Sam Claude Thompson of 714 Fairview Street struck him and his brother R T Bennett while they repaired a tire on South Main Street extension. Thompson is in custody. no charges have been filed.
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G. T. Bennett
Willowbrook Street
Sam Claude Thompson
Fairview Street
R. T. Bennett
South Main Street
Thompson
Stay of Judgment on Subsidies Urged by McCormack
Democratic leader Cormack urged a temporary stay of judgment on the food subsidy program until after the 1946 elections. He argued the issue is too large to decide now and should be left to congress and the press. The test comes with a bill to extend the Commodity Credit Corporation life, with likely rejection of compromises by both houses.
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Washington
House
McCormack
Senate
Congress
Georgia Navy Tops Clemson Easily 32-6
Georgia Naval Pre-Flight football team defeated Clemson 32 to 6 in Greenville. Key plays included Steve Filipowicz connecting for a 30 yard pass to Rev Ensbert for the opening score, Randall's end run for a TD, and a 50 yard jaunt by Allen setting up another. Clemson managed a final-period TD via Freeman.
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Greenville
S. C
Georgia Naval Pre-Flight School
Clemson
Steve Filipowicz
Fordham
Revensbert
Hoequist
Skyscrackers
Filipowicz
Randall
Allen
Hudson
Felley
Freeman
Thigpen
Davidsmeyer
Iveys Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Randleman
Mr and Mrs W F Ivey of Randleman mark 50 years of marriage with a reception Sunday attended by 125 to 150 guests from Randleman Greensboro and High Point. They wed November 12 1893. two sons J Worth Ivey and Donald Ivey host with Dewey unable to attend. Mrs Purtle and other relatives also attend.
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Randleman
W. F. Ivey
Greensboro
High Point
Iveys
J. Worth Ivey
Donald Ivey
Dewey
Flint
Michigan
Charles Purtle
Ivey
Burlington
John Kivett
Mooresville
Gus Kivett
Concord
John Lamb
Elizabeth Ivey
George Lawrence
Aggies Storm Rice to Prep for Texas Clash
Texas A and M defeated Rice Institute 20 to 0 before 15,000 in Houston. Sophomore kicker Stanley Turner scored early and added extra points, with James Hallmark and Marion Flanagan carrying for scores in the third and fourth periods as the Aggies cleared the last hurdle before the Southwest Conference title showdown with Texas on Thanksgiving Day.
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Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Texas
Texas Aggies
Texas Christian
Rice
Southern California
March Field
California
Brown
United States Coast Guard
Bruins
Dartmouth
Cornell
Yale
Princeton
Penn State
Temple
Colgate
Th. P. L
Tufts
Harvard
Rutgers
Lehigh
Minnesota
Town
Iowa State
Drake
Great Lakes
Indiana
Bainbridge Naval Station
Land
Jacksonville Naval A
Daniel Field
North Carolina
Georgia
North Carolina State
Davidson
Camp Davis
Presbyterian
Colorado College
Utah
Ft. Riley
Ft. Warren
Houston
Tex
Texas A & M
Aggies
University of Texas
Rice Institute
Stanley
Bing) Turner
James Hallmark
Marion Flanagan
Turner
Tech-Hawks upset Wake Forest 14 to 0 in Greensboro
Tech-Hawks of Army Air Forces Training Command defeated Wake Forest 14 to 0 at Memorial Stadium before about 10,000. Ja Charley Trippi ran 80 yards for the first TD, with Jack McDavid scoring later and Hunnicutt adding both extra points. Nick Scrinty led Wake Forest with 197 yards passing in a standout 60-minute effort.
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Greensboro
Tech-Hawks
Charley Trippi
The
Forest
Memorial Stadium
Trippi
University of Georgia
Jack McDavid
Vanderbilt
Bill
Hawks
Tri
Tony Ciolli
Geneva College
Hunnicutt
McDavid
Nick Scrinty
Deacon
Wake Forest
Wake Forest Deacons extend scoring run with long drives
The article describes Wake Forest Deacons extending a 34 point per game scoring streak as they threaten to pull away. In the second period three long drives loom, a 6 yard return set back by a one yard loss, then a 48 yard march to the 17, followed by a 56 yard carry as the half ends.
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Deacons
Wake Forest
Ohio State Nips Illinois in 29 26 Thriller
Ohio State defeated Illinois 29 to 26 before 36 331 fans as drama built in the final two seconds. The Buckeyes drove from their 41 to the Illinois nine before fumbling, then recovered the ball on a fumble by Illinois and failed pass in the end zone as the final play ended.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Illinois
Bucks
Ohio
Owen Succeeds Shea as Portland Beavers Manager
Marvin Owen named manager of the Portland Beavers in the Pacific Coast League succeeding Mervyn Shea who was dismissed after the season closure in September. Announcement reported by William Klepper, Beavers general manager.
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Portland
Ore
Marvin Owen
Portland Beavers
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Mervyn Shea
William Klepper
Shea
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