Board restructures many personnel into new classifications
The board reclassified numerous individuals across 1 A 2 A 2 B and 4 F categories. Names include Howard Williams Dan ford Rotze Meldon jes Harold Wallace Campbell Till man Brown Hutchinson Martin Garrett Bennett and many others moving between 1 A 2 A 2 B and 4 F. a list of former 1 A members also shows widespread shifts to 1 C Ind and 4 A statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard O. Williams
Hubert E. Danford
Durand S. Rotze
Earnest 7S
Meldon A. Jes
Harold Wallace
Jackson D. Koonce
Daniel H. Monroe
John S. Campbell
Talmadge K. Lambert
John C. Brown, Jr
Emanuel H. Tillman
Ralph D. Whitt
John H. Andrews
Harold E. Hutchinson
Robert M. Martin
James K. Garrett
James C. Bennett
Norman L. Peace
George W. Ray, Jr
Norval
Williamson
Roy L. Whitson
Charlie G. McBride
William R. Brown
Leroy Jones
David B. Boyles
William J. Carter
Colonel E. Abbott
Warren Armfield
Earl E. Setzer
Herbert S. Price
Am. K. Wells
Albert D. Ridge
Fred Neece
Roy E. Hanner
Ray R. Hedgecock
Charles F. Carroll
Arthur L. Stevens
Walter M. Flinchum
Pleasant H. Dalton
Edward L. Kelly
Charles B. Piner, Sr
John C. Brown
Frank W. Sullivan
Robert G. Calicutt
Ira T. Pruitt
Jesse D. Jennings
Jones
Ennis
Lee Mays
Morton B. Hines
Waldo F. Carroll
Vander J. Henderson
Charles H. Henderson
Roy B. Johnson
Marvin L. Fletcher
Nathan H. Davis
William Saunders
Austin C. Smith
Claude M. Gantt
Spencer W. Jackson
Herman M. Brown
James H. Caldwell
Jesse J. Hamlet
Andrew Leach
David W. Cooke
Hobson M. McCain
Lonnie W. Woodruff
Walter Jaton
Marion W. Mabe
Alfred S. Little
William C. Lackey
William E. Mitchell
Edward F. Mabrey
Irvin R. Robbins
Emanuel J. Swain
Clarence E. Jordan
Hubert M. Smith
Barnett L. Nichols
Herman R. Robinson
Walter B. Beck
Carl Julius Tews
Herman J. Peck
Jodie L. Ball
Earley E. Younts
Roy B. Culler
Edward O. Summey
Sherman D. Inman
James D. Smith
George Stafford
Louis R. Crawford
Lee A. King
Raymond J. Welch
George W. Bridges
Albert C. Smith
Quillar W. Snow
W. Williams
Howard L. Moore
James P. Hulin
Raymond H. Hayworth
Floyd L. Farr
Donald E. Headen
Larry F. Hintze
Javan D. Rike
Willie L. Jackson
Herbert L. Speas
Hal A. Davis
Jacob H. Froelich
James C. Denton
Roy C. Steele
James W. Ross
Glenn K. Tomlinson
Sloan D. Gibson
Fred Howie
Joseph R. Davis
Clyde N. McCain
Franklin M. Simmons
Richard L. Beard
Regis J. Glaesner, Sr
Thurston D. Lawson
Joel C. Dillard
Dewey Bennett
Sylvester Parson
Joseph H. Mourane
Fred D. Allen
Robert C. Floyd
Millions Switch To Mutton Suet Idea For Chest Colds
The ad touts Penetro as a remedy adopted by families nationwide to ease chest cold symptoms. It credits mutton suet as behind its soothing, pain relief and expectorant effects, urging purchase of 25¢ or 35¢ double supply.
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America
Grandma
Words of Wisdom Voice Echoes Shakespearean Tone
A quip from a literary line recalls a woman’s gentle voice as praised in Shakespeare’s King Lear, reflecting timeless notions of feminine conduct and eloquence.
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Shakespeare
King Lear
Leaderly office boss should gain cooperation gently
A woman elevated to executive status over female coworkers should foster teamwork through friendly and democratic conduct. She must avoid domination, instead requesting tasks with courtesy and never issuing orders.
Horoscope: Birth Anniversary Brings Mixed Fates And Bold Traits
If this is the anniversary of your birth you are conscientious and thorough in all you do with confidence and respect from friends. You should marry young and your home life will be happy though the year holds joy and grief. A child born today may be ahead of the times but clash with authority.
Notable exiles of Napoleon and horse breeds mention
The excerpt references Napoleon Bonaparte born in Corsica exiled to Elba and died in exile at St Helena. It also notes that the term they are breeds of horses. The fragment blends historical figures with animals in a concise, period-tinged note.
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New York City
Manhattan
The
Bronx
Richmond
Queens
Napoleon
Elba
Corsica
St. Helena
Brooklyn
Baptists Vote $965000 Missions Budget For 1945
The Southern Baptist Home Mission board adopts a 1945 budget of 965000, up 19 percent from current operations and 300 percent from 1934. Funds come from cooperative program 625000 Annie Armstrong offering 225000 and designated gifts 115000. City work gains 110250 for eight new cities bringing total to 45, with eight cities yet to be announced. Rural work set at 75000 under Dr. S F Dewis in Atlanta. Durham and Greensboro remain among continued sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Southern Baptist Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention Cooperative Program
Women's Missionary Union
Annie’ Armstrong
S. F. Dewis
Durham
Greensboro
N. C
Grace Moore's Father Dies in Tennessee
Col. Richard L. Moore, 69, university trustee and civic leader, father of Grace Moore, died of a heart attack in Chattanooga. Born in Cherokee County, North Carolina, he attended Young Harris College in Georgia.
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Grace Moore
Chattanooga, Tenn
Richard L. Moore
Cherokee County
N. C
Young Harris College
Georgia
Ration Bulletin Details Stamp Validity Through 1945
Ration rounds list renewed stamp validity for meats fats and processed foods with Book Four red and blue stamps. sugar stamps 80 through 34 and 40 for five pounds. home canning through Feb 78. shoes airplane stamps. gasoline coupons through Dec 21. fuel oil period four and five through the heating season with new period one valid now through the heating year.
Red Cross Expands Message Service to Prisoners
Red Cross will accept messages from U S residents for liberated prisoners of war and civilian internees in the Philippines and for British internees. Arrangements enable messages or replies as facilities are established. Many messages are limited to 24 words and acceptance extends through December 5.
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Red Cross
U. S
Philippines
The
Horace S. Haworth
John C. Wilson
Atlanta
The Weak Stomach and Gastroscopy Insights
Dr Clendening explains weak stomachs vs strong stomachs. Gastroscopy reveals gastritis in living patients, while alcohol shows little link. Treatment emphasizes small meals, cheerful attitude, vitamin rich foods, and cautious use of drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Gray
Sforza Opposition Stalls Rome Government Crisis
A reported British disapproval of Count Carlo Sforza for premier or foreign minister surfaced as a hurdle in the political crisis following Ivanoe Bonomi's government resignation in Rome on November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Carlo Sforza
Ivanoe Bonomi
Moods and War Bonds Note From W A Bivins
A reflective column from High Point on a foggy November day links mood to the Sixth War Loan drive. It recalls Ernie Pyle and Longfellow, cites Cpl Zurofsky’s “Why I Fight,” and notes forecast of more rain and colder weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Ernie Pyle
Italy
Thomas Hood
England
North Carolina
Hood
Sol
Longfellow
Cpl
Jack J. Zurofsky
Mediterranean
Enterprise
J. P. Molen
Greensboro
Permission Needed To Hire Christmas Help Says Miller
Ralph E. Miller of the U S Employment Service urged small local retail stores to apply for permission to hire extra Christmas help. Stores with ceilings under three employees must file, while those over twenty five can get automatic increases up to 20 percent. larger needs require local approval. Most hiring will be women and certificates of employment should be on file for payroll checks. He warned against hiring without approval and noted men should only be hired through the U S Employment Service. A separate weather note mentions Greensboro experiences an unusually heavy thunderstorm and a local folklore sign about animal corpses predicting weather changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Miller
United States Employment Service
Cargon
Miller
U.S.E.S
Milker
Unit States
Greensboro
Asville
Plantation labor and plaster binding in early industry
The text notes that between 15 000 and 30 000 I berians work on the count rubber plantations and mentions ox hair used in plaster as a binding medium.
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James W. Ingram
Harry H. Williams
Yancey M. Mooney
John V. Smithwick
Harold T. Arledge
Thomas W. Mathey
Horace G. Rothrock
Oscar J. McLeod
Herbert F. Richardson
Tracy M. Herring
Henderson J. Lowe
Arnold E. S
Russell Dulap
James E. Beeson
Achilles R. Gillispie
Obert R. Neighbors
Zeb V. Godsby
Baptists
United States
Dr. Clendening
Sion
Sforza
W. A. Bivins
Jack Frost
Merita Sealdy
Merita
Veys
Tual
Ture
Tex
Ritea
Anes
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