Red Cross Aid Helps Vets and Families Across America
Major Thomas M. Nial extols the American Red Cross for aid beyond fundraising. He cites a Missouri mother needing help as proof of local chapters swiftly assisting veterans and families, with home service and claim service coordinated through veterans administration offices.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Blackwater
Missouri
American Ross
Boonville
Washington Red Cross
Hal Cees
Home Service of the Red Cross Home Service
Home Service
The
Bob Angell
Pete Gambrill
Red Cross Aid
Father of the Atlantic cable and 1936 Republican actor president
The prompt asks who was the father of the Atlantic cable and which Republican actor played president in 1936. It also questions Hoover’s terms and cites Tillotson on guilty conscience and divine vengeance. The text blends historical inquiries rather than a cohesive news item.
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Atlantic Cable
Hoover
Tillotson
Hints on Etiquette for Pleasant speaking
Cultivate a pleasant manner of speaking to people to make a good impression. The guidance emphasizes courteous tone, respectful address, and thoughtful word choice to create positive social interactions. It promotes tact, patience, and consideration in everyday conversations.
Birthday guidance urges use of innate talents today
The text encourages the birthday child to apply their keen mind and industry to creative efforts such as drawing, painting, singing, writing, sewing, or carpentry. It promises that using these talents today will yield definite results despite earlier obstacles.
Feld and Landon See Early Political Shifts
Cyrus W. Feld and Alfred M. Landon feature in a brief summary noting Feld’s role and Landon’s 1936 re election loss as a political moment. Feld’s involvement is highlighted alongside Landon’s defeat in a concise historical record.
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Cyrus W. Feld
Alfred M. Landon
New Firm for City Raleigh November 14
Eleven certificates of incorporation filed with the secretary of state include Hughes Furniture Company of High Point to manufacture furniture. Authorized capital stock 50 000, subscribed stock 300 by Fred P. Hughes William R. Hughes and Robert J. Gray all of High Point.
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Raleigh
Hughes Furniture Company of
High Point
Fred P. Hughes
William R. Hughes
Robert J. Gray
Enrollment at Shrivenham American University Draws Global Students
All students are members of the U S army in Shrivenham England for the first semester enrollment eight foreign nations and every U S state are represented with New York leading totals followed by Pennsylvania Ohio and Illinois Canada Denmark England Finland Germany Mexico and Poland are among the nations represented Asuncion the capital of Paraguay was founded in 1536.
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Shrivenham
Eng
Shrivenham American University
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illlinois
Canada
Denmark
England
Fin
Asuncion
Paraguay
Homeward Fuel Desperate Sailor Faces Delays
In Tokyo a naval tanker on a one day pass laments millions of gallons of high test gasoline aboard with no buyer. He warns he may harm himself if unloading stalls and implores readers to help by taking a share.
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Tokyo
Ully
Ruined Tokyo Desolate Night Watchers Highlight Postwar City
In central Tokyo three American MPs chat amid ruined streets and rubble shelters. They note surprising peace and fear chilling nights as a naked homeless man scavenges from a broken water main, one of thousands living in wartime decay.
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Tokyo
Clifford L. Hill
Marion
Ark
Pfe
Jerry A. Smith
Platte
Hill
Smith
Regaldo
California
Hill Rema
Jeeter Lesters
Tobacco Road
Soldiers Back Proposal To Transfer GI Bill Education Rights
Soldiers in Yank magazine Syndicated column voice strong support for amending the GI bill to allow veterans to transfer education benefits to their children. Sgt. Douglas E. Eagle wrote that many soldiers are too old to continue schooling and supporting families, and it would please every veteran parent to know a son or daughter could receive a college education.
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Yank Magazine
Douglas E. Eagle
Raleigh Dentist Elected President of Fourth District
In Raleigh, on Monday, the fourth district dental society named Dr. Alton Branham of Raleigh as elect of the body. He will become president at the 1946 meeting. Officers named include Dr. T. L. Young of Raleigh as vice president, Dr. T. M. Hunter of Henderson as secretary treasurer, and Dr. C. H. Towler of Raleigh as editor.
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Raleigh
Fourth District Dental Society
Alton Branham
Raleigh Ok
T. L. Young
T. M. Hunter
Henderson
Cc. H. Towler
East Carolina seniors pick 20 superlatives in annual
The East Carolina Teachers College senior class named 20 outstanding students by ballot. Highlights include Elna Powell of Denton as prettiest and Mary Blane Justus of Norfolk as most talented, with awards spanning personalities, academics, looks, leadership, and athletics.
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Greenville
East Carolina Teachers College
Mary Blane Justus
Norfolk
Elna Powell
Denton
A. Frances Banks
Elizabeth Man Earle Owen
Roseboro
Sara Franck
Scotland
Elsie West
Roxboro
Miriam Ave‘ritte
Elizabeth Own
Jessie Love Carter
Fayetteville
Mary Young Bass
Enfield
Erma Hinnant
Pikeville
Pauline Taylor
South Mills
Sara Moore
Reba Brown
Gatesville
Geraldine Albritton
Snow Hill
Jesse
James Parker
George
Margaret Person
Louisburg
Iris Woody
Graham
Dorothy Jean Creech
Selme
Mary Windley
Henderson
Anne Thompson
Elizabethtown
Move To Cease Tobacco Tax Leakage Proposed
Miami Beach conference of tobacco tax collectors from 31 states opened with a call to halt tax leakage from untaxed cigarets. James, an official in the beverage tax department, urged changing interstate commerce laws to let states where cigaret orders are filled collect the tax. Ben Dayin of Oklahoma reported new shipments arriving by truck and mail.
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Miami Beach
Fla
James
Beverage Department
Ben Dayin
Oklahoma
Drive shafts of U S S Missouri total a fifth mile
The battleship U S S Missouri has drive shafts that, if laid end to end, would stretch to one fifth of a mile. The vessel can produce enough electricity to power the domestic and industrial needs of a city with 20 000 people.
Unblock Your Intestinal Tract For Real Digestive Relief
Advertises Gearter's Pills at 25 cents as a solution to constipation causing indigestion. Claims 80 percent of digestion occurs in the intestinal tract and that relief comes from unblocking the tract rather than soda or alkalizers. Recommends using Gearter's Pills to restore natural digestion and feel better.
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Nature
Gearter
Guilford County Realty Transfers in High Point Township
A list of Guilford County real estate transfers in High Point Township shows numerous owners transferring lots on Ward Street Princeton Avenue English Street Lincolnshire Lamblands Arch Street Edgewood Avenue Neal Street Oak Hill forest subdivision East Washington Shirley Avenue N L Garner lands Shirley Avenue Oakview Road and related parcels to various grantees including private individuals and the Hood System Industrial Bank. The article notes the first US postage stamp sold in New York in 1845, issued by the city postmaster.
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High Point Township
G. W. Watson
Edgewood Avenue
R. R. Wright
George Waton
Neal Street
Ralph R. Wright
Oak Hill Forest
A. P. Grown
Hood System Industrial Bank of
High Point
East Washington Street
EB. W. Heelas
M. Graham Morgan
Shirley Avenue
N. L
United States
New York
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