Two North and South Carolina Soldiers Wounded in Action
Washington confirms 430 U S soldiers wounded in action in multiple theaters. The North and South Carolina list names Staff Sgt Charlies B Nelson Tech Sgt Harvey H Bigham Staff Sgt William L Threatt 2nd Lt Paul W Baker Pvt William M Dean Jr Pvt I Gibson Pvt Dethanuel W Icenhour Pvt James W Kasey Pfc George H Kizer Pvt Reginald B Led better Cpl Sam Little Pfc Marshall M Massey Pvt Lewis Monroe Pvt Van B Mowery Pvt Claude E Rey mothers listed for many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
U. S
North Carolina
South Carolina
Charlies B. Nelson
Benjamin H. Nelson
Henderson
Tech
Harvey H. Bigham
Henry H. Bigham
Templeton Ave
Charlotte
William L. Threatt
Buchanan St
Paul W. Baker
Windsor
William M. Dean, Jr
Dorothy Dean
Kernersville
I. Gibson
R. J. Gibson
17Th St
Greensboro
Dethanuel W. Icenhour
Cora H. Icenhour
Morganton
James W. Kasey
Sally J. Kasey
Swannanoa
George H. Kizer
Theodore L. Kizer
Rhidhils
Reginald B. Ledbetter
Delia R. Ledbetter
Edneyville
Sam Little
Ida Little
Cliffside
High Point
Marshall M. Massey
Servada A. Massey
Durham
Lewis Monroe
Monroe
Carthage
van B. Mowery
Bess R
Clara Cox Homes
Point
Claude E. Reymother
Bertie M. Reynolds
North Wilkesboro
James A. Rivenbark
Joe S. Rivenbark
Teacheys
Ottis R. Stokes
Maggie N. Stokes
Ayden
Charlotte Man Is Sentenced To Three Months For Speeding
Clyde Hunter of Charlotte, 23, was sentenced to three months on the roads after failing to appear in High Point Municipal Court until the fourth summons. He claimed illness and wanted to talk with his father, a county police sergeant, before appearing. Police arrested him October sixth on Monthieu avenue for traveling 75 mph. He said he is a traveling salesman on a business trip and gave notice of appeal with a $200 bond.
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High Point
Clyde Hunter
Charlotte
Hunter
Monthieu Avenue
Obituary: Mrs. Shirley 64 Dies in Louisburg Home
Mrs. Shirley 64 formerly of Thomasville dies Thursday at daughter Mrs. W O Lambeths Louisburg home. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs R K Black and Mrs W O Lambeth five brothers and three sisters. Funeral Saturday 3 PM at Mrs Black’s home 1204 Johnson Street with burial in Primitive Baptist Church cemetery. The barn owl nests both in burrows and in high steeples.
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B. F. Shirley
Thomasville
W. O. Lambeth
Louisburg
Shirley
Commodore Workman
R. K. Black
High Point
W. H. Workman
Point
J. A. Workman
J. F. Workman
Joe Workman
Route Four
Jeff Workman
Lexington
Nattie Workman
Hammet Ward
Ethyle Davis
Black
Johnson Street
The
Primitive Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club Announces Empty Stocking Fund
J. F. Jones, secretary of the rationing board, announced no sugar will be issued this year for curing meat. A bulletin from the Atlanta OPA office eliminated curing meat from the sugar issuance list. No exceptions will be made and no applications are needed.
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J. F. Jones
Rationing Board
Atlanta
OPA
Jones
Hollingsworth Craver Graduate From Sheppard Field Course
Pfc. David F. Hollingsworth son of Mrs Maude Hollingsworth of High Point has graduated from an airplane mechanics course at Sheppard Field Texas. Pfc. William J Craver son of A H Craver of 315 Burton Street has graduated from an airplane mechanics course at Sheppard Field Texas.
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Hollingsworth
David F. Hollingsworth
Maude Hollingsworth
High Point
Sheppard Field
Texas
Craver
William J. Craver
A. H. Craver
Burton Street
Pvt Cummings On Furlough at 313 South Hamilton
Pvt Dorothy Cummings is on a 10 day furlough and is staying at 313 South Hamilton Street.
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Dorothy Cummings
Hamilton Street
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Myrtie I Kester
Funeral services for Mrs Myrtie I Kester widow of Jack Kester were held at 2 30 p m yesterday from her home 328 Woodrow Avenue conducted by Dr F L Conrad pastor Emmanuel Lutheran Church with Rev C R Patterson and Rev Olin Sink assisting Flowers were carried by Lutheran Church women Pallbearers were E A Wells Vance Kester C C Hughes Fred Delapp Jack Groome and D P Whitley Burial followed in the Kester Mausoleum Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie I. Kester
Jack Kester
Woodrow Avenue
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
C. R. Patterson
Thomasville
Olin Sink
Charlotte
E. A. Wells
Vance Kester
C. C. Hughes
Fred Delapp
Jack Groome
D. P. Whitley
Kester
Oakwood Memorial Park
Chilton Infant Dies In Local Hospital
Thomas Stephen Chilton infant son of Mr and Mrs Beauford W Chilton died early this morning in a local hospital He was born November 20 1943 Funeral services will be held at Floral Garden cemetery graveside Saturday at 11 oclock Rev O L Ruth officiating Interment follows at Floral Garden Funeral Home will hold the body until the service The smallest owl is six inches long while the horned owl is two feet long
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stephen Chilton
B. W. Chilton
Beauford W
Ruth Proctor Chilton
High Point
O. L. Ruth
Floral Garden
Koonce Funeral Home
Bronchu line Emulsion Promoted for Bronchial Cough Relief
An advertisement urges readers to buy Bronchu line Emulsion at Mann Drug Store for bronchial coughs and irritation from colds. It claims quick relief, easier sleep, and that half a bottle may suffice, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Mann Drug Store
Williard Named Chairman of High Point War Finance Panel
H N Williard president of High Point Savings and Trust Co is named permanent chairman of the local war finance committee Clarence Leinbach state chairman announced this morning Williard succeeds Shubal C Kirkman cashier and assistant secretary of Wachovia Bank who resigned Kirkman said many Wachovia men have entered service and other duties press of work prompted his departure Poole the first war finance chairman now serves as a U S Navy lieutenant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Williard
High Point Savings and Trust Company
Rmanent
Clarence Leinbach
Williard
Shubal C. Kirkman
Wachovia Bank
Kirkman
J .W. Poole
High Point
Poole
U. S. Navy
Glitter Amid Grimness In Axis Spy Ring Crackdown
Washington reports reveal G men captured Axis agents and saboteurs, including eight submarine conspirators. They tracked Japanese spies, exposed fake war-plant blueprints, and seized funds from German and Japanese sources. A retired Imperial major promoted pro Japanese ties among African Americans, later jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florida
G-men
W Ho
J. Edgar Hoover
Hitler
U. S. Treasury
Frederick Duquesne
New York
Germany
Acute Rheumatic Fever Risks and Dietetic Prevention
The article explains rheumatic fever as a dangerous winter disease, often affecting the heart later, with return attacks common in children. It notes regional prevalence, forms like chorea, and emphasizes preventing heart complications through rest, diet, and salicylate treatment. It also mentions a discussion on normal hemoglobin levels for women.
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United States
Great Lakes
St. Vitus
New York
Alvin Coborn
Don Carlos Peete
Black Woman Held Without Bond After Knife Cut Incident
Albertha Hubbard, 29, of 1223 Hoover Street, held without bond in city jail pending recovery of Lulamer, another Black woman allegedly seriously cut with a knife. Both charged in a serious public safety incident after a "cutting scrape" yesterday. Attending Burrus Memorial Hospital reported Lulamer's condition remains serious at noon.
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Albertha Hubbard
Hoover Street
Lulamer
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Turner
Department of Interior Seeks Clerks Typists in D C
The Department of Interior invites applications for stenographers clerks and typists in Washington D C. Miss Lois Adams and Miss Roma Falcone will interview applicants at the U S Employment Service on November 26 and 27 to discuss jobs and housing. Salaries range from 1752 to 1971 dollars yearly including overtime with agency promotion policy in place.
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Department of Interior
Washington, D. C
United States — Service Region
Toay
Lois Adams
Roma Falcone
U. S. Civil Service Region
U. S. Employment Service
Prac
Lend Lease Food Transfers Worth 910 Million in 1941
The report states that the dollar value of foods transferred under lend-lease in 1941 reached 910 million dollars. This figure highlights the scale of wartime aid involving food shipments to allied nations during the year.
Vessels Carry Troops and Supplies to Australia
Ships carrying troops and supplies to Australia cover about 14 000 miles on a round trip.
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Australia
Kiwanis Donates 50 For Empty Stocking Fund
The Kiwanis club started the annual Empty Stocking fund by voting $50 to buy Christmas food for the needy. A committee will set a budget and assess needs for the coming year as hundreds of families may still require help.
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Kiwanis Club
Sheraton Hotel
Vera Idol
High Point
Col
Iol
America
Paul Laurance Dunbar
James Weldon Johnson
Paul Robson
Re Hughes
Phyllis Wheatley
America To Publishe A Number of Poems. Is Cirl
New England
Dol
Harry Bell
A.C. Glass
Hampton
Vane Blair
Winston- Salem
Arman
Atlanta
Sgt
D.oskins
Court Grants Solace For Aged Cronies
In High Point Municipal Court two elderly men, Dave Witcher age 65 and N G Samuels age 74, faced public drunkenness charges. Their attorney argued the men were not as intoxicated as officers believed and the prosecutor urged leniency basing on a Sunday school lesson. The judge granted a judgment on good behavior for 12 months.
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Thomas W. Sprinkle
Sprinkle
High Point Municipal Court
Dave Witcher
N. G. Samuels
Ross Younts Faces Trial On Work Or Fight Order
Ross Younts 28 of 1401 Forrest Avenue is charged with violation of Governor Broughton work or fight proclamation. He is held on a $500 bond and case set for Monday in Municipal Court.
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Ross Younts
Forrest Avenue
Broughton
Honorable discharge buttons to be issued nationwide
War Secretary Stimson announced that plastic eagle buttons within a circle will be distributed to all soldiers and women who have had honorable separations since September. The new insignia, bearing an eagle, will be issued as a sign of discharge from military service.
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Washington
Stimson
New Party Formed in Naples Backed by Crown Prince Umberto
A new political party is forming in Naples pledging support for a government headed by Crown Prince Umberto. The group draws heavily from aristocratic families and senior military and naval officers, signaling a shift in Italy's political alignment.
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Naples
Umberto
Thanksgiving Fire Alarm Run Across City With Seven Blazes
Thanksgiving pressed city firemen into action as seven fires broke out. The largest blaze occurred at 11 p m damaging a garage owned by Mrs Monroe Brindle at 207 West Bay Street. Grass and brush fires were reported on Olga Street East Russell Main Street Farlow and Emory. A mattress fire at M L Porter’s 308 Mangum Avenue and a car back seat fire on Mangum Avenue were also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Brintle
West Bay Street
M. L. Porter
Mangum
Olga
East Russell
South Main
Farlow
Emory
Mangum Avenue
Ollie Kaye
Police Seek Two Negroes In Union County Theft
Union police and Guilford deputies hunt for E Watt and Carl Watt both of High Point in a larceny case. They allegedly took a pocketbook from Seborn Watt in Monroe containing $116 gas ration book and drivers license. A black 1937 coach with four dogs is linked to the suspects.
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Guilford
Monroe
Union Ay Aesertment
E Watt
Carl Watt
High Point
Seborn Watt
Union County Sheriff's Office
Union County
Local Attorney Rejected for Military Service
Harris N. Jarrell a former prose cutting attorney in High Point Municipal Court was rejected for military service after returning to the city from an induction station where he completed final physicals last week.
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Harris N. Jarrell
High Point
Jarrell
$4,000 Permit Issued To Lilly Company For Plant Improvements
The city building inspector issued a series of permits at noon today totaling $4,865. A $4,000 permit to Lilly Company covers improvements at the plant replacing units damaged in last March fire. William M. Jarrell received an $866 permit for an addition to Nathan Hunt Company. An $800 permit went to Otho W. Willoughby for siding and roof repairs at 205 Bynum Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Company
William M. Jarrell
Nathan Hunt Com
Otho W. Willoughby
Bynum Street
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J. C. McCoy
Security Bank
Charlotte Man
West Broad Street
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Paint & Repair Now
Tuser Brand
Parker - Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
Sruby
Main ST
Owce Industrial Finance Company
Santa
HMR KK
System Industrial Bank
North Main ST
Mrs. Myrtie Kester
Chilton
Wood - Armfield Furniture CO
High Point War Finance Committee
Axis
Frank L Weller
Sore
Morgenthau
Pearl Harbor
J. Edgar
Satohasshi Takahashi
Imperial Army
Pacific Movement of the Eastern World, Inc
Chiccago
Cleveland
Tulsa
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Detroit
Gary
Japan
Black Dragon Society
Hoosier
Logan Clendening, M. D
Clendening
Seward's
East Commerce
Silreet
Civic Club
Miss Vera Idol
P. Williamson
Nat Walker
Walgreens
Main and Taylor Sts
L. F. Ferree
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Boston
First Chartered Mutual Life Insurance Company
Thomasville Road
Boxy
the Fashion Shop
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