Strike Ends as Telephone Operators Return to Work
The nationwide threat of a wartime telephone strike collapsed as operators in 29 Ohio cities and Detroit resumed duties. The White House War Labor Board may set terms for transferee workers while considering loss of union security and draft deferments, with talks to follow governm ental seizure risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Detroit
Newae
War Labor Board
National Telephone Workers Federation
Indet
WLB
DLB
Dayton
Fred M. Vinson
Robert G. Pollock
Mary F. Gannon
Pollock
National War Labor Board
Yeste
Philadelphia
Grange backs two price system for surplus crops
The National Grange ends its 10 day meeting with a plan to set domestic parity prices for home market crops such as cotton wheat and tobacco while selling excess Q uotas on the world market. It also backs a tobacco production control program and opposes federal regulation of insurance while urging support for REA and social security extensions to agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
National Grange
Rural Electrification Administration
To Rea
Asae
Department of Agriculture
The
Grange
Flying Unit Back After Pacific Mission Tour
The Navy's VPB-202 Flying Squadron returns to Charleston after 800 Pacific missions in ten months. Eighteen Southerners serve. Lt. John F. Schrefer of Cocoa, Fla., survived a tail-gun hit over Ponape. Commanded by Commander R. W. Leeman the unit, nicknamed Leeman's Demons, fought across major Pacific theaters and raided Maloelap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
Navy
VPB-202
Pacific
Atlantic
John F. Schrefer
USN
Cocoa
Fla
Ponape
Mariner
Schrefer
Secretary of the Navy Forestal
Buffalo
North Carolina
Charles Amos McNeely
Spray
Charles Henry Heath
Farmville
William Horton P
Dunn
Herman Daniel Hopkins
Leaksville
Floyd Roscoe Davis, Jr
Kannapolis
Winfred Arthur Sorrell
Clayton
Willie Abner Lassiter
Aulander
Billy Jones Ramsey
Canned Production Exhibit by Carver Gardening Club
The George W. Carver Gardening and Canning Club displays a canned goods exhibit at 736 East Washington Street. The exhibit will remain on Sunday, November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Washington Street
George W. Carver
Open House Day Observed At Local School
Sunday November 26 will be observed as Open House Day with cordial invitation to visit the school. The hours of opening are from 4 to 6 p.m.
Children of Mrs J Ty Hall to present program
Fourth grade pupils from Leonard Street School will perform a program on November 26 sponsored by St Mark's Methodist Church Federation of church clubs. Public invited to attend at the church social area. Suppers postponed. chitterling supper at Emily Cannon's home is canceled for this Saturday with a new date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Cannon
W. Willis
Elger L. Davis
W. Ray Street
High Point
North Carolina
Superior Court
Guilford County
William Hurley Davis, Jr
William Hurley Davis
J. Allen Austin
Orange Festival Friday Night at Pearson Memorial AME
The Stewardess Board of Pearson Memorial AME church hosts an Orange festival Friday night at 8 p m at the church parsonage 105 Eccles street. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson Memorial Ame Church
Eccles Street
Thanksgiving Dinner at Burns Home
Mr and Mrs Goss Burns of 214 Hoskins Street hosted a Thanksgiving dinner yesterday. Attending were Mrs Effie Able Mrs Annie Thompson Mrs Annie Pinnix Mrs Ora K Martin Mr and Mrs Clarence Wiley Mrs Annetta Robinson of Greensboro and Mrs Ossie Foust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Home
Goss Burns
Hoskins Street
Effie Able
Annie Thompson
Annie Pinnix
Ora K. Martin
Clarence Wiley
Anneta Robinson
Greensboro
Ossie Foust
Chitterling Supper Planned at Mrs March Home
A chitterling supper is set for Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Caroline March, 30 A Daniel Brooks, on November 25. In Denver a fiancée mix up left Corporal Richard H. Jacobs of St Louis unable to recall his fiancé address while filling a furlough form, needing a Memphis directory to locate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline March
Daniel Brooks
Denver
Corp
Richard H. Jacobs
St. Louis
Jacobs
Memphis, Tenn
Old-Time Drink Hot Water With Lemon Returns
Dr Logan Clendening discusses hot water with lemon as a morning drink. Historical anecdotes credit hot water with improving digestion and vitality, noting figures like John Hunter and travelers who used it as a tonic. The piece cites a medical authority and a 19th century treatise to defend its mildly stimulative health effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John Hunter
Hunter
America
East
Wesr
G. 8
Keith
Soldiers Receive News On Overseas Service And Training
Pvt. Dorsett has returned from 27 months in the European theater aboard the U S hospital ship Acadia and is treated at Stark General Hospital Charleston S C. Cpl James C Majeskie from Pueblo Colorado is finishing Liberator B-24 training at Pueblo Army Air Base and is part of a crew destined for combat. Majeskie, a civilian merchandising supervisor, entered service in October 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsett
S&s. C
Charles R. Dorsett
U. S
Acadia
Stark General Hospital
Charleston
S. C
Pueblo
Colorado
Cpl
James C. Majeskie
Lessie V. Collins
Monthey Avenue
Pueblo Army Air Base
Majeskie
Park Ave Bird Stirs Up Quite An Altercation
New York. Jocko a 23 year old parrot owned by Mrs Mildred H Burr of Park Avenue caused neighborhood uproar with sunrise shrieks. Neighbors urged actions in Municipal Court. Health inspector had called the bird a health menace. Proceedings adjourned to consider living arrangements and possible solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Ave
New York
INS
Jocko
Mildred H. Burr
Park Avenue
Charles E. Ramsgate
Thomas D. O'Connell
Birds and tenants reach a quiet truce stated by Halperin
Halperin indicated a truce with tenants after a clash and suggested the charge will be withdrawn. Jocko, the wise bird, had no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halperin
Jocko
Joseph Seymour Drives 125000 Miles Without Damage
Joseph Seymour of Wash burn Tennessee has logged over 125000 miles at the wheel of cars and trucks since 1942. He has never scratched the paint bent a fender nor broken a headlight. Stationed at Camp Johnston he is a former Knoxville taxi driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Seymour
Washburn
Tenn
Campdon Johnston
Knoxville
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Signal Corps
Tokyo
Harris Pharmacy
Scottie
ABC
Checker Board & Checkers
Toyland
South Main Street
High Point, N. C
Super-Man Games
U Treasury
News OF Colored
BE. Yorely
By Logan Clendening, M.D
Clendening
Trenton Street
Edna L. Dorsett
Majeskie IN
Rapiator
New York Corporation
Pittsburgh
American Heating Equipment
Sunbeam
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