Vast Underground Railroad Runs For Free France In Africa
Robt Ripley reports on a clandestine Allied effort in West Africa likened to an underground railroad. Refugees flow through Dakar Bamako and Timbuktu while Vichy authorities try to stop them. The fighting French say the operation, aided by native chiefs and settlers, aims to rally colonies and boost morale with propaganda and swift transport.
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Robt
Ripley
Joseph Morton Somewiederid
West Africa
Woss Alvica
Amervnca
Dakar
Bamako
Timbuktu
Vichy
Free Soil
America
Ivory Coast
British Greetown
Bathurst
Accra
French Equatorial Africa
Lake Chad
Brazza- Ville
London
Charles Degaulle
Moshi
Wagadul
Moschi
Meshi
Marseilles
Lome
Togoland
Gold Coast
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Vichynterested 1
Roosevelt
Churchill
Cartier Hoys
Degaulle
ARMY VEHICLE Puzzle and notices in High Point College game
Saturday, October 24, at 2:30 p m. The game will be in the High Point College Stadium. The public is invited to witness this biggest home game of the season. MASTER SINGERS TO APPEAR The Master Singers will render to program 1 Pearson Memorial Tuesday at 8 o'clock p m. The Soil Conservation Service has planted more than 350000000 tiers. Today the term seven Seas is used figuratively and denotes all the seas and oceans of the world.
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Turday
High Point College
Pearson Memorial
The
Soil Conservation Service
Seven Seas
W.S. C
St. Mark Church
News of Colored People Passes at Burrus Hospital
Miss Louvenia McClendon died Saturday October 17 at Burrus Memorial Hospital after brief illness. Born in Washington Georgia she was 26 and had lived here since 1933 with Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Anthony. Survived by two aunts Mrs. Mary Jones and Mrs. Vina Anthony one uncle Tobe Anthony and several cousins. Funeral at Hoover's Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. burial in Green Hill cemetery.
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Louvenia McClendon
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Washington
Georgia
Tobe Anthony
Mary Jones
Vina Anthony
High Point
Hoover
Green Frill Cemetery
Casual Comment By W. A. Bivins Utensils and farm life nostalgia piece
The column recalls old farm tools like feed cutters cradles threshers and cider presses, noting how boys and families worked long days in the fields and barns. It reflects on growing up near villages, pork and hog butchering memories, and the shift to scrap yards for auto parts as era changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickard
Department of Agriculture
Methodist In Conference At Charlotte Opens Tonight
Western North Carolina conference opens in Charlotte with over 800 delegates and visitors expected. Bishop Clare Purcell will preside with district superintendents and committees meeting in preparation for the sessions. Dr A W Plyler of Greensboro to speak on an inside view of Methodist journalism. Appointments for the new year read Friday. Airplane production climbs 150 percent in weight terms over three years.
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Charlrottie
Purcell
Grover T. Bond
Charlotte
Conference Historical Society
Paul N. Gareer
Duke University
A. W. Plyler
Greensboro
North Carolina Chrisan Advocate
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Boosel
Chicago
U.S. MN
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Indian Ocean
U. S
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Jaz
Burrus Hospital
Thomas Tagram
Edlen Lassiter
Girl Scouts
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S. B. Davis
Mable Burnett
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F. B. Davis
Alice McLeod
L. B. Curtright
Eva Mae Graham
Doris Chambers
Josephine Gilmore
Martha Phelps
Mary Charles Burris
Grady Frank
Margaret Campbell
Mary Alice Johnson
Sevella Stewart
Thorne Bell Carter
Willie Marie Carter
Althea McCoy
Ritchie May Guthrie
James Hal Williams
Shome
Edna Jett
Vail St
Marie Walker
Margaret Smith
Annice Moffitt
Annnie L. Gannaway
Minnie Bell ‘Taylor
Herbert Howell
John ‘Bennett
Leonard Simon
Rev
A. M. Jones
WM. Penn
William Penn High School
Dudley
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