Army's New Constabulary in Europe Enforces GI Law
In Frankfort Germany the Army’s new constabulary builds up to 38000 volunteers, wearing Class A uniforms and yellow silk scarves. Maj. Gen. Harmon leads the unit trained in policing German law, judo, map reading, and intelligence as well as driving jeeps, tanks, and aircraft across occupied territory.
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U.S
Ernest M. Harmon
Jonathan Harwood
Rhode Island
Red Cross
Melvin
Pete” Buzzard
Eldorado
Kan
Chalemagne
Bismarck
Keirma Republic
Third Reich
Nuernberg
West Point
Sonthofen
Bavaria
Germany
Harold G. Holt
SSS Tonic Promises Boost in Low Blood Count
Overwork and poor diet can weaken red blood cells and energy. Medical authorities cite SSS Tonic as effective in building up low blood strength in non organic anemia. The ad touts improved appetite, digestion, sleep, and vitality with regular use, urging readers to buy at their drug store.
Release of Hjalmar Schacht Demanded By State Attorney
Stuttgart Oct 8 Dr Richard Schmid State Attorney of Wuerttenberg Baden challenged the legality of Hjalmar Schacht arrest and demanded his release until denazification court conviction. Schacht was arrested after arriving from Nurnberg where he was acquitted of war crimes. Denazification actions against Franz Von Papen and Hans Fritsche were announced. The U S military government urged delaying arrests until denazification trials.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Richard Schmid
Wuerttenberg-Baden
Hjalmar Schacht
Schmid
Schacht
Reichbank
Nuernberg
International Military Tribunal
Banknang
Wuerttemberg-Baden
U. S
Schacht Gath
Produce Men of State are Hurt By Short Week
North Carolina farmers lose revenue as New York Philadelphia and Newark markets run five days a week. Agriculture Commissioner W. Kerr Scott told a marketing conference in Raleigh that spoilage and price reductions hit farmers directly due to the shortened schedule.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
W. Kerr Scott
Scott
New York
Philadelphia
Newark
State mental institutions seek 12.9 million in permanent improvements
North Carolina's advisory budget commission heard requests totaling 12,910,867 for permanent improvements at state mental hospitals. The plan includes a 1.6 million facility for feeble minded Negro children at Goldsboro, a 400 thousand dollar hospital at Durham for spastic children, and multiple Raleigh Morganton and Caswell projects including admission buildings, power plant renovations, and farm colony facilities.
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Raleigh
Advisory
State Hospital For
Goldsboro
State Hospitals Board of Control
Durham
Morganton
Caswell Training School
Florida sits east of Panama Canal and fringe on flags debated
The Q and A section answers state facts about Florida's location east of the Panama Canal and whether mercury freezes in thermometers. It notes no fringe decoration rules for U S flags and mentions horoscope guidance and etiquette tips. A Madison Wisconsin campus note reports a stag turnout at a student camp dance with a five to one male to female ratio.
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Florida
Panama Canal
U. S
Madison
Wis
Orange Man Becomes Welfare Chief At State Meet
W T Mattox Orange county welfare superintendent was elected president of the state association of county superintendents of public welfare at the annual Raleigh meeting. J R Raper of Hertford county was named vice president and Joseline Harding of Catawba county became secretary treasurer.
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Raleigh
W. T. Mattox
Orange County
State Association of County Superintendents of Public Welfare
J. R. Raper
Hertford County
Joseline Harding
Catawba County
South Carolina Residents Comply With Court Order
Three of four South Carolina residents ordered by the Mecklenburg superior court to have their fraudulently granted divorces vacated completed the action today. Judge Felix Alley vacated the divorces of three defendants at a recent perjury trial and also those of seven others who had been found not to be residents of North Carolina at the time their divorces were granted.
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Charlotte
South Carolina
Mecklenburg Superior Court
Felix Alley
North Carolina
Tragedy: Woman Killed Crossing Tracks Near Bonnies Doone
Fayetteville report says Mrs Mary Neil Johnson age 20 was killed yesterday after being struck by a train while crossing near her home at Bonnie Doone. She left a 23 day old daughter.
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Fayetteville
Mary Neil Johnson
Bonnie Doone
Shirt production shifts raise business wear demand
The article notes sport shirt output has surged while dress and business shirt production lingers near 1943 mid-war levels. Suit output nears pre war figures but still falls short of overall demand, highlighting a gap between casual and formal shirt supply.
East Carolina Plans to Add Four Teachers
East Carolina Teachers College in Greenville will add four new faculty members to replace a professor who died October 3 and to expand the staff. The new positions include physical education, science, and social studies, with hires likely holding doctorates. The college expects enrollment to rise from 58 in 1945 to over 500 in 1946, prompting overcrowded classes in English free man economics government and history. Dr. Coch and Dr. Cooke are involved in faculty expansion and recruitment, including a search for an English major with journalism training.
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Greenville
East Carolina
Nelleve
Cording
Dennis H. Coch
O. A. Hankner
The
Cocke
East Caroll Teachers College
Cooke
University of North Carolina
Colle
East Carolina Teachers College Forming Chorus
Greenville headlines announce Dr Karl V Gilbert of the music department organizes the college choir an ensemble of male and female voices the largest yet at the college Tryouts determined membership with a waiting list for future entrants Art Browning of Logan W Va is a member under director Bert rehearsals for Christmas music and other programs will be announced later
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Greenville
Karl V. Gilbert
Ea Carolina Teacherszation of
Onal
Stuents
Art Browning
Logan
of Bert
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