Republicans Back War Victory Over Domestic Policy
In Washington on November 14 Republicans in Congress voiced support for Roosevelt's top wartime aim to win the war and bring the troops home. Senators Aiken and Wherry stressed unity on military measures while favoring liberal policy and opposition to postwar dole or WPA style aids. They endorsed private enterprise to create postwar jobs and rejected broad domestic welfare mandates.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Kenneth S. Whery
Nebraska
Cone Senate
Nash Explains Local Court Powers to Exchange Club
M W Nash of the High Point court outlined the municipal court history and scope at a local Exchange Club talk. He noted the 1929 act unified civil and criminal divisions, cited 5001 cases filed in 1943 44, and said over 100000 dollars yearly funds the soda court alimony and school revenue of about 20261 last year. He called for improved jury service as a priority given many dodging duty. J D Ross reported on a North Carolina State Exchange Clubs board meeting in Reidsville.
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High Point Municipal Court
M. W. Nash
High Point Court
Soda Court
Superior Court
J.D. Ross
North Carolina State Exchange Clubs
Bearch
State Board
Reidsville
Solons Brace For Post-Election Reconvening
The article notes Byrnes plans to return to law practice in South Carolina as Congress contemplates a swift post recess session. lawmakers consider a tax freeze on social security, revived crop insurance, a deficiency bill for wartime agencies, and extending prosecution time related to Pearl Harbor cases.
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Byrnes
South Carolina
Senate
House
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Mass Labor Rally Set for Tomorrow at Labor Temple
The High Point Central Labor Union sponsors a mass rally tomorrow night at the A F of L Labor Temple 108 East Washington Street. The event explains the Little Steel formula and its impact on wage adjustments and invites the public. Speakers include C E Earnhardt and Fred Crews.
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High Point Central Labor Union
A. F. of L. Labor Temple
East
Washington Street
Little Steel
C. E. Earnhardt
United Textile Workers of America
Fred Crews
North Carolina State Federation of Labor
Oc Fa ‘Ans
Civitans Show Guilford College Movie at Weekly Luncheon
The Civitans at the Sheraton presented a Guilford College film and music by Sue Sheldon with Rosalie Aitken accompanying. David Parsons Jr. displayed the moving pictures as Charles Risch's team captured the attendance prize while H Severnar presided.
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Guilford College
Civitan Club
Sheraton Hotel
Sue Sheldon
Rosalie Aitken
David Parsons, Jr
Charles Risch
Ize
H. Severnar
Churchill Roosevelt Stalin May Discuss World Security Bloc
The Times says at the next conference Britain United States and Soviet leaders may consider alliances within a proposed world security organization. A western Europe bloc would be a regional peace arrangement foreseen in Dumbarton Oaks. Western Europe is seen as an outer bastion of western hemisphere defense.
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Czechoslovakia
Poland
Churchill
Roosevelt
Stalin
World Security Organization
Times of
Dumbarton Oaks
Europe
Britain
the Times
British Commonwealth
Speakership Battle Narrowed to Two in NC House
Raleigh November 14 The race for speaker of the 1945 North Carolina house of representatives was narrowed to two candidates Rep Oscar Richardson of Union county and Rep George Uzzell of Rowan county A Burnett Stoney of Burke withdrew and endorsed Richardson Democratic leaders met with the three candidates and their supporters Gov Elect R Gregg Cherry and manager William B Umstead attended the caucus
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Raleigh
North Carolina
House of Representatives
Oscar Richardson
Unoin
George Uzzell
Rowan County
Burnett Stoney
Burke
Richardson
Stoney
R. Gregg Cherry
William B. Umstead
Chinese Make 5 Mile Advance In Burma
Southeast Asia command headquarters reports a five mile advance by Chinese troops toward the Japanese stronghold of Bhamo in Burma. A second column to the east pressed forward amid stiff opposition, with a unit nearing the road south from Bhamo. British imperial forces to the southwest closed in on Jemyo as the Japanese base remains within Burma's frontier.
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Southeast Asia Command
Kandy
Ceylon
Bhamo
Burma
Irrawaddy
Momauk
Jemyo
State News Briefs Seek New Building in Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill reports a campaign to secure a new building for the University of North Carolina school of pharmacy will be launched at a joint meeting of the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association committees on post war planning and pharmacy building. The North Carolina board of pharmacy will meet to select a successor to the late Dr Edward Zoeller of Tarboro. A dinner will honor Frank W Hancock of Oxford and Dr Zoeller.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina School of Pharmacy
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
North Carolina Board of Pharmacy
Edward Zoeller
Tarhorn
Frank W. Hancock
Oxford
Dr. Zoeller
U S Cavalry Seizes Mt Cangan Near Ormoc Squeeze
U S Army forces advance three miles from Mt Calabaran to seize Mt Cangan overlooking the battlefield. In the Pacific, Nageregong islet near Peleliu is occupied by 200 Japanese troops in a reconnaissance move as U S Marines withdraw a patrol. Manila Waviate area air raids reported with carrier based planes, while Japan claims damage to ground facilities. Dr P E Monroe to remain at Lenoir Rhyne College in Hickory.
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Ormoc
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Mt. Cangan
Mt. Calabaran
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Simmers
Palaues
Ngeregong
Peleliu
Chester W. Nimitz
U.S
LCI
Denges Passage
Eil Mark Island
Ngereong
Associated Press
Tokyo Radio
Manila
Wavite
Federal Communications Commission
Clarkie
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
P. E. Monroe
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Byrnes to Remain OW Mobilization Director Through War
The President requests Justice Byrnes to continue as director of the Office of War Mobilization until Germany is eliminated. Byrnes left the Supreme Court to join the administration’s war program and became a key figure in mobilization efforts.
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Justice Byrnes
Office of War Mobilization
Germany
Weather Outlook for North Carolina Temperature Rise
Partly cloudy and warmer today and tonight. Wednesday cloudier with mild conditions and scattered showers expected in the western mountains starting late tonight.
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North Carolina
Germany's War Leadership and Hitler's Hold on the Reich
The author argues Hitler remains the central force in Germany and the Nazi regime. He cites Hitler's perceived charisma, the morale link to the army, and the danger of a morale collapse if Hitler is incapacitated or removed. The piece warns that Hitler's absence could hasten Germany's defeat even if ill or dead.
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Germany
Europe
Hitler
Reich
Himmiler
Soldier arrest tale after assault of Braswell near ORD
Miss Braswell testified a soldier followed her after a show at night and dragged her off the sidewalk. Police arrested Micucci as he attacked her and threatened to kill. He, aged from Midland, Pa, had two years in the Army and awaited overseas transfer. He is jailed pending trial. ORD sought custody for court martial.
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J. L. Braswell
Ord
North Elm
Church Streets
Miss Braswell
Micucci
Midland
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