Little Steel Formula To Hold Until V Day Policy Stance
An administration spokesman said the little steel formula would hold until victory in Europe and likely through wartime. The War Labor Board decision to omit wage and living cost recommendations drew officials’ support for not tinkering with delicate wartime balances. Labor members plan their own recommendations to the president, while the board preserves options to reopen if policy shifts. The note adds that up to 12 bottles of dried blood serum are needed to sustain a gravely wounded fighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Europe
War Labor Board
WLB
Thas
Roosevelt
Fred
Vinson
CIO
Capital Increases Park Force After Rape Slaying
Washington officials announce 28 more park police and guards to augment the capital’s force to 148 after the Dorothy Berrum rape slaying. Abe Fortas says the add ons boost protection for citizens and war workers, urging public cooperation to avoid dangers amid large park areas.
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Washington
Dorothy Berrum
Abe Fortas
Fortas
Social Hygiene Society
Local Matron Recovers Nicely After Major Operation
Mrs J M Taylor of Rt 4 is progressing well after a major operation at Memorial hospital Boulevard unit and is now allowed visitors. Mr and Mrs Rufus B Davis and children Billy and Anne returned to Piqua Ohio after several days with Mr and Mrs W Banner Davis on Denny Street. Mr Davis works for Lear Avia Inc in Piqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Taylor
Rt. 4
Boulevard Unit
Memorial Hospital
Rufus B. Davis
Billy
Anne
Piqua
Ohio
W. Banner Davis
Mr. Davis
Denny Street
Lear Avia Inc
Marines Dine on Delicacy Found in Japanese Dumps
Marines on Guam enjoyed a rare treat crab meat packed in Siberia meant for a New York distributor that ended up in Japanese hands. Dozens of cases were located in Japanese ration dumps. A prehistoric trade route is traced across Europe from Denmark to northern Italy.
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Guam
Siberia
New York
Europe
Denmark
Italy
Elm Street P T A hears Rev Cecil Haworth on home life
Elm Street P T A met in the school auditorium with Rev Cecil Haworth speaking on Christian Home Life and wholesome guidance for children. Mrs Harry Monroe presided and a devotional by Mrs Marvin L Slate with piano by Mrs Monroe preceded the talk. afterward parents visited classrooms.
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Parent- Teacher Association of
Elm Street
Cecil Haworth
Harry Monroe
Marvin L. Slate
Monroe
Birth Announcement for Jacqueline Denia Kiamy
Mrs. N J Kiamy of Atlanta Ga announces the birth of a daughter Jacqueline Denia on September 28 at St Josephs Infirmary. The mother Miss Billie Gillespie is daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Gillespie of this city and has resided here for many years. Sgt Kiamys parents are Mr and Mrs John Kiamy of Atlanta.
Friendly Garden Club Hosts Mrs Saunders at October Meet
Friendly Garden Club members gathered Saturday at Mrs G K Saunders Rivett Drive for their monthly session. They reported on the October council meeting and agreed to support Christmas plans, with Mrs Roy Brown presenting on Plants for the House. Nine members enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs Edward Rogers, and five members will attend the district garden clubs meeting in Durham on October 18.
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Friendly Garden Club
G. K. Saunders Rivett
Roy Brown
Durham
Edward Rogers
Philomatheans To Meet Friday
The Philomathean club will hold its first Fall meeting Friday at 3:30 PM. Mrs W C Idol hosts at 210 Hillcrest Drive, according to today’s notice.
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Philomathean Club
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Rebekahs To Quilt Friday
Magdalene Rebekah lodge schedules a quilting meeting at the lodge hall tomorrow evening at 7 30 o clock an announcement says the event will proceed as planned.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Jodge Hall
Peace Plans Discussed By A Council
CHAPEL HILL October conference of the Southern Council on International Relations closed with praise and caution for peace plans. Dr Henry A Atkinson of New York argued Dumbarton Oaks neared perfection while warning against isolationism tied to imperialism and Russia. J William G Carleton of Florida urged a postwar League of Nations subordinating national armed forces to an international body.
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Chapel Hill
Southern Council On International Relations
Henry A. Atkinson
New York
Church Peace Union
Dumbarton Oaks
England
Russia
J. William G. Carleton
University of Florida
League of Nations
Soldier loses pay in car then back with help from waitress
Camp Crowder news item recounts a soldier who left $18 in loose pay in a car after a ride from Springfield to Joplin. An officer who found the money tracked it to a Chicago man, who identified the owner as a Navy lieutenant from Kentucky and revealed the owner had just ordered a sumptuous dinner before the money was recovered. The waitress then paid the bill with her own money, and the Menzie–Nagel tale ends with a playful note about the waiter’s kindness.
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Camp Crowder
Springfield
Joplin
Harold Menzie
Menzie
Southern College
Pfc
Richard Nagel
Cornelia Ave
Chicago
Navy
Kentucky U
Oki Pre Nagel
Cpl
Guy Berkstresser
York
Daughters of America Plan District Meeting
The Washington Council Daughters of America will convene tonight at 7 30 in the lodge hall on Washington street to finalize plans for the district meeting set for Summerfield on Saturday October 24. Elizabeth Albright class meets Friday at 7 30 at the home of Mrs F C Leonard on Thomasville road with a food drive for USC to be delivered by Saturday afternoon.
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Washington Council
Daughters of America
Lodge Hall
Washington Street
Summerfield
Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street Methodist Church
F. C. Leonard
Thomasville Road
USC
Archie Craven
Byrum Street
Herman Bryant
Locomotives to operate on Grand Lacs Railroad in Africa
Two 115 ton wood burning narrow gauge locomotives built by H. K. Porter Co. of Pittsburgh will run on about 1000 miles of track through the jungle in French Equatorial Africa. They will be manned by native crews.
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Pittsburgh
INL
H. K. Porter Co
Grand Lacs
French Equatorial Africa
Pacific Diary Adventures With Jack Benny At South Pacific Bases
Larry Adler reports a South Pacific tour with Jack Benny Carole Landis and others entertaining GI Joe. A naval chaplain invites a show aboard a Dutch liner. A paratroop division jump thrills the crew as pilots and performers observe mass jumps and the perilous descent.
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Central Press
Larry Adler
Jack Renny
Carole Landis
June Bruner
Martha Tilden
United States
South Pacific
GI Joe
Jack Benny
States
Jack
Oe Tilton
Myself
Guilford County Real Estate Transfers in High Point
Guilford County real estate transfers listed for High Point T ownship include T P Sanders to Lubertha Robbins on Fairview street and A E B Joiner to Carl McDowell on lots 122 125 of Johnson lands. Prudential Insurance to Henry W Taylor on Larkin street with numerous other deeds transferring parcels on North Hamilton Davis Millis on New Street and additional lot transfers involving North Main Street Davis Street Parkway and surrounding properties.
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T. P. Sanders
Lubertha Robbins
Fairview Street
E. Loraine Morrison
Liorvd
Hamilton
High Point
Sloan D. Son, Jr
North Main
Studie Nance
E. L
Davis Street
Stanford Smith
L. Wright
Boone
Carleen Welch
John
Welch
D. A
Willonbart
Troy J. Duncan
A. Sparks
Bundy
R. B. Gantt
Weathers
Montiieu
Georgie Ingram
McRae
Moffitt
Lois Tanner
Joe
Sheloff
Parkway
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Greece
Royal Air Force
Office of War Information Radiophoto
Elm ST
Cloverdale
Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association
Cloy le School
Delores Lain
Connie Walker
Lord Jesus
M. L. Patrick
Patrick
Georgiana Bird
Marjorie Welborn
Emma Blair
Mrs. Saunders
Philomatheans
Rebekahs
Doughboy
Daughters America
Harmonica
Captain Pest
Airborne
Martha
Eric Pasadena
Calif
India
Pedley
China- India
U.S. Army Air Forces Photo
Interna
Guilford County
High Point Township
Butist
Adler
American Red Cross
Alberts
Dunhill
Genwine
Christopher
Uisman
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