Cherry Urges Private Enterprise Leadership in Postwar Readjustments
Maj. Gregg Cherry of Gastonia, candidate for governor, tells Rotary that postwar readjustments should largely be placed in private enterprise. He says re employment of returning servicemen and postwar needs must be largely handled by private industry, with state government limiting its role. He also calls for sound taxation as a key government function in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg Cherry
Gastonia
Rotary Club Today
Cherry
North Carolina
North Car
Friday Last for Mail to Servicemen Amid Holiday Push
Friday is the final day to mail to servicemen for Christmas packages to overseas destinations. Packages may be mailed after tomorrow for those who left for overseas duty around October 16 or later. Mailers should note a later window allowing packages through December 10 with proper change of address proof, weight limit five pounds and 36 inches maximum, to ensure delivery by December 25 per War Department guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Leonard
Orseas
Warner
T .E
Leonard
War Department
Seabees End Recruitment After October Thirty First 1943
Seabees recruiting for the U S Navy ends at midnight October 31 1943 as announced by draft board five. Lieut R W Armstrong told the board that induct ion must occur before that time for acceptance letters to count. Special induction may be conducted during the month to support the program. Canada shares a 4000 mile common boundary with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
Lieut
R. W. Armstrong
Lieut. Armstrong
Fort Bragg
Armstrong
Seabees
Two Timing Wife Seeks Divorce Over Dual Army Allotment
Stanley C. Faulkender sues Celeste Eleanor Faulkender for divorce alleging adultery and that she drew compensation from his army allotment and from Pvt William F Byard whom she married while he was away. He states she concealed her prior marriage and is now in federal prison after indictment in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
High Point Municipal Court
Stanley C. Faulkender
Randol
U. S. Army
Celeste Eleanor Godlette Faulkender
Kentucky
Fort Knox
Faulkender
William F. Byard
Byard
U. S. District Court of
Far
Penicillin Emerges As Cure For Syphilis
A four patient pilot study announced to the American Public Health Association shows eight day intramuscular penicillin treatment curing early syphilis with negative Wasserman tests in three of four cases and no drug-related harm. Further trials and long term observation are urged for all stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
American Public Health Association
Wasserman
John F. Mahoney
M.D
R. C. Arnold
Ad Harris
U.S. Marine Hospital
Staten Island
N.Y
Mahoney
Choney
Coast Guard And WAC Vie For Recruits Over Weekend
Coast Guard and WAC recruiters set up at the post office to accept enlistment applications over the weekend. SPARs and Coast Guard efforts feature Jean Guild and Dr L Krall with Mat thew Sabo while WAC recruit ers led by Lieut Gussie Heifner join civilian organizer Mrs Pauline Robichaux to recruit 17 year olds and 18 to 36 year olds. Booths will also appear in theatres with WAC literature and information available by calling 2723.
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SPAR
Coast Guard
WAC
Jean Guild
Yeoman 3
Wacs
Yeoman Guild
Dr. L. Krall
Matthew Sabo
Spars
Palm Beach
Fla
Pauline Robichaux
High Point
Gussie Heifner
Robichaux
Jesse W. Wall
O. H. Hester
USO Hostesses Set Friday Night Staff Meeting
The USO hosts roster is complete with 265 regulars. A staff meeting at 7 p m Friday at the old Elwood cafe will acquaint new members and those who have not attended with national regulations. New applications may join a waiting list and local talent can apply for special entertainment, pending tryouts.
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Elwood
Charlotte Guy
Josephine Cokie
Nola Idol
Mae Barrier
Elizabeth Wood
Mary Sue Briggs
Ruth Andrews
Juaninta Hartgrove
Rochelle Breedlove
Alice Overman
Virginia Thompson
Ruby Brooks
Mary Wall
Clara Cole Sherrod
Anna Tomlinson
Campbell Cafe Beer License Under Fire
City moves to suspend the Campbell Cafe and City Wine Shop beer and wine license after a 60 day suspension for Sunday sale violations. Police and the Brewer’s Industry foundation urge revocation citing lack of supervision and non citizen ownership via Mrs. Byrum. City Council may refer to committee for hearings with Sinodis to appear.
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Edgar H. Bain
Brewer's Industry Foundation of
Raleigh
Rand
Campbell Cafe
West End
D. C. MacRae
W. G. Friddle
Bain
Brewer's Industry Foundation
Neal Sinodis
Friddle
The
Foundation
Sinodis
Henry Byrum
California
Grover H. Jones
Council
Jones
Police Department
Beer Foundation
Byrum
Jenkins At Wofford College In Spartanburg
Aviation student Henry Eugene Jenkins, formerly of High Point and Thomasville, has arrived at Wofford College in Spartanburg South Carolina for a five month instruction course. Jack H. Hill, son of Mrs. B H Hill of High Point, is training at the U S Maritime Training Station in St Petersburg Florida. Wilbur G Estes, son of G C Estes of 509 Decatur Street, is in training at the U S Maritime Service Training Station in St Petersburg, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack H. Hill
B. H. Hill
High Point
St. Petersburg
Fla
Wilbur G. Estes
G. C. Estes
Decatur Street
U. S. Maritime Service Training Station
Morgan Graduates From Fort Crook Automotive School
Pfc. Hoyt H. Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Morgan, has graduated from the Fort Crook automotive school in Nebraska.
Public Employee division leaders listed for War Chest drive
The Public Employee division of the United War Chest names its leaders. Top row shows Mayor Arnold Koonce as division colonel, Charles F. Carroll captain of the white schools section, Herman Burrows captain of County Employees, while bottom row lists B. G. Leonard captain of Federal Employees and George Jones captain of Demobilized Records Branch. The division quota is 4.180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United War Chest Campaign
Arnold Koonce
Charles F. Carroll
White Schools
Herman Burrows
B. G. Leonard
Federal Employees
George Jones
Telegraph Firms Fully Merged Into Unified System
W U and Postal Telegraph Companies complete merger. Postal employees join Western Union on October 7 with the same benefits. Postal accounts are absorbed and payments to Postal for telegraph service now go to Western Union. Signs may remain during transition. all offices under unified management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
W. D. Armstrong
Armstrong
Agencies Aided By United War Chest Praised By Men In Service
High Point backs United War Chest campaign with a $107 200 goal for USO YMCA and related agencies. Navy lieutenant William Tomlinson in Norfolk praises USO work aiding enlisted men. About 21 percent of the goal will fund on the ground services for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United War Chest
USO
High Point
William T. Tomlinson
U.S.N.R
Norfolk
Lieut
Tomlinson
Tomlinson of
U.S
YMCA
Hot Needles Bring Hickory Man to Statesville Jail
Statesville police say Jen nings Cook of 2009 Tenth Street Hickory admitted stealing 550 industrial sewing needles from Walton Hosiery Mill Statesville valued about 23 dollars and attempting to dispose of them. Friddle noted a local informant alerted police and Cook faced pursuit that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Friddle
Jennings Cook
Tenth Street
Hickory
Statesville
Cook
Walton Hosiery
Friddle
Warpower in horsepower in 1918 armored division
The article states that today’s armored division equates to 400000 horsepower while the typical infantry division in 1918 had about 3000 horsepower. It contrasts modern armored mobility with earlier infantry力量.
HPC Aviation Student Buys $1000 War Bond
Alvie Beal student at High Point college aviation detachment purchased a $1000 war bond. Beal, from McKeesport Pennsylvania, serves on the home front while training with the air force unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvie Beal
Beal
Air Force
High Point College
McKeesport
Building Permits Issued After Plant Explosion
Fire Chief F. K. Ingram issued building permits totaling $1,600 to the Cloverbrand Daries for rebuilding a boiler room sales room and bottle storage shed following a plant blast months ago.
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F. K. Ingram
Cloverbrand Daries
Iowa town bars barbers from onion eating by time
Waterloo Nebraska enforces a 1910 ordinance that makes it illegal for any barber in town to eat onions between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. The unusual rule reflects early 20th century municipal quirks and culinary constraints.
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Waterloo
Neb
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