Notice of Sale of Land in High Point North Carolina
Public auction will offer for cash the property in High Point Guilford County North Carolina described as lot No 24 of the S E Willis Subdivision on Tryon and Roy Streets. The sale is subject to 1943 taxes and city street assessments and requires a 5 percent cash deposit. Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. Trustee. Roberson Haworth Reese Attorneys. 10-8 15 22 29
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Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
Green
South Main Streets
Tryon Street
Roy Street
A. L. Hud
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The Women at Home Fight Back in Wartime Newsroom
The piece notes frontline correspondents are brave, but home front reporters face a subtler war. It argues civilian journalists confront devious adversaries and lack the comfort of a uniform, highlighting resilience in home front reporting.
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Bern
Idahoans Restocking Streams With Trout
In Shoshone Idaho the Shoshone Rod and Gun club plans to stock southern Idaho streams with over a million fingerling trout. More than 100 men, including Dr J E Potter a Shoshone dentist, use a fish truck to stock rainbow eastern brook trout and redfish despite rationing and war jobs.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Allies Cross Volturno River in Major Invasion Push
Allied forces established river crossings as tanks and heavy equipment moved over the Volturno. Caiazzo sits 10 miles northeast of Capua while Amorosi lies east of the Volturno near the Calore junction. The Allied position now holds the high ground on both banks of the river.
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Capua
Amorosi
Volturno
Calore
Allied drive deepens in Italy with Campobasso fall
Allied forces push north of the Volturno as Campobasso and Vinchiaturo fall after stiff assaults. British and American units threaten the Volturno flank while Kesselring strengthens defences with fighters and reserves. At sea, British destroyers sink an Italian ship carrying German guards. air operations hit Salonika and targets in Greece.
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Argentina lifts ban on Jew papers protests target foreigners
A presidential communique in Buenos Aires labeled some manifesto signers as foreigners and warned against tampering as the government ends a ban on Jewish language newspapers. The move came after Roosevelt’s rebuke over the ban and ties to a pro democratic manifesto urging Argentina to back American solidarity and restore constitutional government.
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Soviets push back Germans near Gomel and Kiev front
Soviet troops drive back attackers south of Gomel in White Russia as bitter fighting rages along the middle Dnieper north and south of Kiev. Red Army air power disrupts German installations, with 23 planes on the ground and 19 shot down. casualties mount, including at Melitopol where 2,000 enemy fighters reportedly died.
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Five Die as Train Strikes Bus Near Tracy Calif
A Western Pacific flyer hit a Pacific Greyhound bus three miles southeast of Tracy, killing five passengers and injuring 30, one sailor among the dead. The bus stalled on the tracks as its driver Richard Manning 43 of Oakland described attempting to brake after the crossing light flashed Then he escaped the bus with several others as the vehicle rolled and the train bore down.
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Calif
Pacific Greyhound
Western Pacific Flyer
San Francisco
San Joaquin General Hospital
Stockton
Richard Manning
Oakland
Maxwell Willens
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Willens
FDR Finds Secluded Rest Spot in Maryland Mountains
In the Catoctin range near Frederick Maryland President Roosevelt has used a government recreation area for brief wartime respite. The Catoctin Recreational Area, a several hundred acre site, is run by the interior department but officials will not disclose specifics about the presidential camp.
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Catoctin Mountains
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Roosevelt
Catoctin
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White House
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