Thanksgiving Day football picks by Herb Barker
New York November 19 Herb Barkers Thanksgiving Day football picks cover North Carolina Virginia Georgetown Manhattan Wake Forest George Washington Virginia Military Virginia Tech Rutgers Brown Washington and Lee Maryland William and Mary Davidson Citadel Denver Colorado Utah Utah State Wyoming Colorado Mines Toss up coinfluenced guesses highlighted by cautious notes and skepticism.
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Herb Barker
New York
North Carolina
Virginia
Cavaliers
Bill Dudley
Georgetown
Manhattan
Wake Forest
George Washington
Virginia Military
Virginia Tech
Rutgers-Brown
Brown
Washington & Led
Maryland
W. and
L. Richmond
William & Mary
Davidson
Citadel
Denver
Colorado
Utah
Utah State
Wyoming
Codified Charter and Ordinances Presented for Council Approval
G C Franklin Raleigh WPA Public Records Project assistant state supervisor and Frank N Patterson Jr project technician presented city charter and ordinances codifier books to City Council. The documents, completed after delays, will be studied by the law and public safety committee to decide on further changes. The council may repeal obsolete ordinances thereafter.
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G. C. Franklin
Raleigh
WPA Public Records Project
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Frank N. Patterson, Jr
Law and Public Safety Committee
Major Front Battles and Naval Actions Reported
The report notes Russian troops evacuated from the Kerch area with equipment intact while German forces were repulsed near the upper Volga in Kalinin district. U-boats suspected in White Sea activity threaten Allied supply routes, and U S Navy plans to arm ships bound for Britain under a revised Neutrality Act. Soviet radio announces nine divisions designated as guard units with special pay.
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Ewald von Kleist
Suere
Berlin
White Sea
Russia
United States
Archangel
U. S. Navy
Knox
Britain
Europe
War weary nations face Nazi coercion and hunger
The piece argues that German pressure on Marshal Petain to cooperate risks breaking morale as industry and life stagnate. It asks how to respond when the Nazis promise food and return of prisoners, noting public hunger, cold, and family separations complicate resolve.
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Despond
Marshal Petain
Samuel Hudson Held on Charge of Embezzlement
Samuel Hudson of High Point Route I was held in city jail on 31,000 bond after being charged with embezzling 167.91 dollars from Colonial Motor Freight Lines. Police say the driver took trip collections. In a separate blaze in Thomasville a Bostic car interior burned from a cigarette and firemen extinguished the fire.
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Colonial Motor Freight Lines, Inc
Samuel Hudson
High Point
Hudson
Thomasville
B. L. Bostic
Carolina Avenue
Miss Welborn to Add City Secretary Title in High Point
High Point officials conclude Miss Leis Welborn, already city treasurer purchasing agent clerk and council secretary, will become city secretary. Laws require both a clerk and secretary, though duties overlap. Mayor Kirkman notes the title change won t add to her duties since she has performed secretary tasks as clerk.
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High Point
Leis Welborn
Miss Welborn
E. M. Knox
Baruch Urges Standardized Shoes and Price Controls
Baruch proposes standardizable shoes and mass production to curb price rises and extend supply, with A B C D classifications and prices stamped. He calls for only standardized government specs shoes after a date, plus similar steps for clothing and housing, replying to Gore about pricing control.
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Baruch
Gore
Steagall
D-Ala
House Banking Committee
Nye warns propaganda nears U S war brink
Senator Gerald P Nye of North Dakota blasted propaganda as nearly criminal saying American readers lack frankness and deception has brought the United States to the brink of war. Also notes a Pickett Cotton Mills permit for a 4000 dollar barn and elevator tower on Tryon Street. Lena Mae Winslow files for divorce from Winfred Winslow after two years separation. About 26,000 Muslims are in North America and a note on canaries diet.
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Nye
America
Chapel Hill
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
United States
Pickett Cotton Mills
Alens
Tryon Street
SAFS
Lena Mae “Winslow
Winfred Willian Winslow
North America
Monarch Club Condemns Lewis Over Roosevelt Defiance
Members of the Monarch Club held a meeting at the Sheraton Motel to condemn John N. Lewis for his defiance of President Roosevelt. The group cited a Fort Myers draft board report refusing further induction until Lewis is unseated and voiced unified opposition to Lewis’s action in the captive mine dispute.
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Dligh Point Momirch Clu
Sheraton
John N. Lewis
Roosevelt
Fort Myers
Lewis
Lewis Stunt Oan
Roosevelt says troops would back closed shop coal plan
President Roosevelt insists no miner loses benefits under the Appalachian agreement and that existing closed shop contracts will stand. He weighs troop use as 350,000 soldiers standby to seize mines if needed amid a looming rail strike and a coal shutdown affecting 53,000 miners and several steel mills.
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Roosevelt
Graihway
Raailroad
Farmers Hear Coltrane At Rotary Meeting
At a Thanksgiving week Rotary gathering, D S Coltrane assistant NC agriculture commissioner spoke to farmers from Guilford and neighboring counties. He cited North Carolina as a leading agricultural state, with strong tobacco and crop outputs, and noted farm income rising nationally with hopes for 1942. He urged expanding dairy, poultry, eggs, meat and feeds profits while warning against long term land debt and proposing a state livestock bank to aid financing.
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Rotary Club
Guilford
D. S. Coltrane
North Carolina
Randolph County
Potomac River
Mississippi
Coltrane
Murder at Duke Hospital Shocks Campus Doctors
Baldwin shot Dr. Jones at Duke Hospital after claiming a plastic surgery dispute. Witnesses Dr D L Lovell and Dr Donald Hurst described a single, sudden shot after Baldwin walked a few steps in the hall. Dr J W Ashby slated to evaluate Baldwin, with Duke psychiatrists and surgeon Dr Deryk S Hart confirming the death.
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Baldwin
Jones
Himy Aban
Duke Hospital
Dr. Jones
D. L. Lovell
Donald Hurst
War takes pacific path amid fear of Japanese loot and strikes
The piece cites calls against appeasement as Pepper urges firmness with Kurusu while Wheeler argues for peaceful settlement between the United States and Japan. Amid war talk, miners strike in sympathy leaving 5,500 West Virginia workers idle. Troopers sent to Gary, West Virginia after two men are wounded at a captive mine. Pittsburgh steel face coal shortages and six furnaces may shut, cutting ingot output by about 20 percent.
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CIO
Detroit
Birmingham
Ala
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
UMW
Fayette County
CSO
Congress
John L. Lewis
White House
Japan
Pacific
Pepper
Kurusu
America
Wheeler
United States
Montana
Gary
W. Va
Alabama
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Sinois Steel Corporation
Jonathan Frazier Dies at Jamestown Home at 89
Guilford County elder Jonathan Alpheus Frazier, 89, died peacefully at his Jamestown home. Born November 23, 1852, to Rev. David L. and Hannah Horney Frazier, he leaves widow Emeline Jones Frazier and seven sons and two daughters including A. Plato Frazier and Gurney L. Frazier. Funeral at Mitchell's Grove Methodist Church Thursday at 2:30 p.m. with local ministers officiating. interment in the church cemetery.
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Guilford County
Jonathan Alpheus Frazier
Jamestown
David L
Hannah Horney Frazier
Emeline Jones Frazier
A. Plato Frazier
Greensboro
Webster C. Koontz
High Point
David Q. Frazier
Gurney L. Frazier
Charles E Frazier
June J. Frazier
Archdale
J. Ray Frazier
Route Three
Fred and
Pearle Esther Frazier
Mitchell's Grove Methodist Church
Kivett Drive
Forn Sykes
Thomasville
E. W. Jones
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Herman Yokeley
Lutheran Brotherhood Meeting At Emmanuel Church
The Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran Church will meet this evening at 6 30 in the church basement. An oyster supper will be served. J L Fisher of Salisbury past president of the North Carolina Synodical Brotherhood will be the speaker. Delegates to the North Carolina Synodical convention held yesterday in Concord will report. Highlights included addresses by Dr F H Knubel and J Milton Deck.
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Brotherhood of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
J. L. Fisher
Salisbury
North Carolina Synodical Brotherhood
North Carolina
J. Milton Deck
U.S. C. A. Brotherhood and Federation of Brotherhoods
Dr. Knubel
Dr. Deck
F. L. Conrad
R. L. Conrad
E. J. Pearson
Paul Conrad
Robert Shoefelt
Leslie and
David Conrad
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Willett in Asheboro
Funeral services for Mrs Laura F E Willett wife of W Willett Reading Pa who died at her daughter Mrs George Verchal of Long Island were held Sunday afternoon at Pisgah Methodist Church Randolph County The services were led by Rev O L Ruth with Mrs A V Brown Mrs Ray Warner and Mrs Beulah Jackson singing and Miss Marie Strother at the piano Interment followed in the church cemetery Pallbearers included Frank Leonard Guy Slack G K Stroud Clifton Thomas Walter Staley and John Leonard Jr
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Laura FE. Willett
Willett
Reading
George Verchal
Long Island
Pisgah Methodist Church
Randolph County
Re. O. L. Ruth
First Pilgrim Church
High Point
Race Horse Betting Case Is Continued
The Sam Kanter gambling house case in High Point Municipal Court was continued for at least two months. Kanter, operator of a Main Street betting establishment, faced gambling charges after police raids, with Judge D C MacRae to rule on state law applicability. The hearing paused as Kanter’s counsel Louis J Fisher was away at a convention.
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North Carolina
Sam Kanter
High Point
Kanter
Main Street
Lewis E. Teague
D. C. MacRae
Teague
Louis J. Fisher
Murray Wins Endorsement Amid Union Rift at CIO Meet
At the CIO gathering, Murray, seen as future president by many, urged full backing of Roosevelt's foreign aid policy. While most delegates applauded, Lewis faction members and allied unions did not rise as the chair declared an unanimous vote on Murray's principles, leaving several seated.
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Murray
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
United Construction Workers’ Organizing Committee
Lewis
A. D. Lewis
Anj
CIO
Roosevelt
John, L. Lewis
United Workers of America
United Construction Workers Organizing Committee
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