North Carolina Hospital Plan Aims to Expand Care
The commission urges state action to raise doctors, build hospitals, and fund medical care for the poor. It rejects socialism, stressing no threat to doctor patient relations and citing leaders like Charles Cannon and James A. Gray as examples of mainstream support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
North Carolina
Broughton
North Carolina Hospital and Medical Care Commission
General Assembly
Tomorow
Commission
Charles Cannon
Cannon Towers
James A. Gray
Reynolds Tobacco
Reuben Robertson
Champion Fiber
Star and Scepter foretell Messiah in Advent study
In four Sundays before Christmas a study of Old Testament prophecies foretelling the Savior is presented. The sermon traces Balaam, Moses, Isaiah, and John on Patmos, urging faithfulness to the Light of the Lamb amid global turmoil and oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Israel
John the Baptist
Garden of Eden
Balaam
Beor
Egypt
Moses
Promised Land
Jehovah
Moab
Sheth
Isaiah
Jesus
John On
Patmos
Japan
Germany
Isles
W.A.B
Local Officials Comment on Housing Post Office and Campaign
Lon Bolich urges face to face talk over letters and calls for direct contact. Assistant Postmaster Payne notes daily air mail stamp sales around 1000, mainly six cent stamps for overseas mail. Major Gilbert cites worsening High Point housing as officers seek housing for Colonel Gault. Governor Broughton promotes the 38th annual Christmas Seal Sale of the North Carolina Tuberculosis Association opening tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Payne
S. Gilbert
Heaven
North Carolina
North Carolina Tuberculosis Association
J. Melville Broughton
Gov
Wartime health warns of tuberculosis dangers and unions in action
The report cites tuberculosis as a top threat during war, notes 75 percent death-rate reduction over 40 years, and praises an association's disease-control efforts. It also records comments from reporters, a wounded soldier, alimony clerks, and officials on tax forms and hydroelectric plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association
Broadway Gossip and Hollywood Anecdotes Chronicle
Buster West mocks Harvey fame while Peggy Joyce curates astrology with Ler. Rita, Lena Andre, and Deanna Durbin appear in varied gossip threads. The column tracks industry scuttlebutt, resignations, weddings, and a hotel dispute over a $2,000 settlement for a 60 cent drink.
Wartime Washington Rumors and Rules Revealed
In a wartime Washington column, Secret Service badges show odd numbers, Mrs Roosevelt restricts access to her press conferences, and George C. Marshall faces library map limits. The War Food Administration forecasts a two percent rise in appetite next year as Navy press crews chase deadlines. Gene Markey, now a Navy captain, runs film operations here, commenting on wartime duties.
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Woody Parker
Ethel Barrymore
Miss Hattie
Miriam Hopkins
Victor Jory
Nancy Sinatra
Martin
Robert Stripling
Drew Pearson
Washington
Secret Service
Roosevelt
George C. Marshall
Army Chief of Staff
Congressional
War Food Administration
Gene Markey
Navy
Morale in World War II films and Hollywood ideas
Jack Stinnett muses on morale value of wartime cinema showing GIs in jungle rain watching films while combat rages. He notes generals and admirals becoming camera conscious and comments on Mountbatten and Stilwell. Reilly of the Secret Service is praised, amid jibes about Hitler and protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Louis Mountbatten
Hollywood
Joe Stilwell
M. F. Reilly
Secret Service
Hitler
Mebbeso
Mike
Struggle for Persia Oil Mirrors Imperial Tensions
The piece argues that imperial powers dominate Persia Iran again under oil dispute. It recalls 1910 American treasurer W Morgan Shuster ousted as Britain and Russia control finances. It notes US involvement often meets Persian resistance and links present conflict to oil interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persian Gulf
Iran
Persia
Great Britain
Russia
United States
W. Morgan Shuster
Persian Empire
Shuster
Britain
Oil and influence swirl over Persia in wartime proxy game
The piece argues the United States and allies seek Persian oil to fuel armies, while Russia asserts control by riots and diplomatic pressure. It notes American efforts to secure oil, Russian visa restrictions on five northern provinces, a Persian prime minister’s resignation, and calls to halt concessions until the war ends.
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United States
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Persian Gulf
Persia
Ameri
Teheran
Iran
Poland
Shell
W. Morgan Shuster
Russia
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J. P. Rawley
RB. Terry
D. A. Rawley
A. Cecil
Mgr
Robert L. Thompson
Enterprise
Associated Press
High Point
N. C
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
the Star and the Scepter
Children of Israel
God
Lon Bolich
Lee Chakales
Grange
Winston-Salem
Sam
Pvt
Winferd
Wimpy” Winkle
Tam
Pvt. Hinkle
Sith General Hospital
Det
Pat
APO
Care
New York City
Florence Allen
Bailey
Rivers and Warriors
Senate
Grover H. Jones
A. Lee Gibson
Winchell
Broadway
Buster West
Harvey
Riol
Norma Amigo
N. Y
Wilson Mizner
Wallace Beery
Rita
Deanna Durbin
Lena Andre
Sgt. J
Anthony
Virginia Robinson
Conover
U. S
Italy
Hildegarde
Frank Farrell
Pacific
Annie Sheridan
Steve Hannagan
Daryl F. Zanuck
Nobel Committee
Zanuck
Wilson
Pearl Harbor
Dewey
Billy de Wolfe
Paramount
Chuey
Spik
Chif
George Tweed
Guam
Robinson Crusoe
Marquis Childs
USO
Mexico
Warners
Burma
Gen. Stilwell
Carlos Ramirez
Waldorf
Mickey Randall
Jay Eddy
Feds
20Th Century-Fox
E. Simms Campbell
America
Jack Stinnett
George Sokolsky
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