Man Found Guilty on Forgery and Faces Prison Terms
Frank Robinson convicted of false pretense and forgery in using another man’s weekly check at a local plant. He claimed brain injury from a bee incident. Eight months on the road, with possible four to six year penitentiary term depending on conduct, judge to decide. Other youths fined or jailed for various offenses.
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Frank Robinson
Robinson
Coun
E¢ Hoyle Link
Clarence Robinson
Frank
Clarence
Clar
Norman Boren
Johnnie Hughes
Douglas McDaniel
Billy George Jones
Lowell Roseboro
Charles Byrd
Elmer Swaringen
Wiley Safriet
Ada Sewell
William McCorkle
George Smith
Sink
Henderson Bailey
James Simmons Drew
Local War Loan Leaders Plan For Next Drive
H N Williard city chairman of the War Finance committee Earl Phillips Sixth War Loan campaign chairman Frank Size more vice chairman Arthur Ut ley Clarence Allred M F Mc Neill and other local leaders will go to Winston Salem Tuesday afternoon to attend a district conference to lay plans for the Sixth War Loan drive which will begin next month Williard said the conference will be attended by campaign leaders from several cities and within the next two weeks the groundwork will be laid for the drive Quotas for the various cities and counties will be set at the meeting tomorrow.
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H. N. Williard
War Finance Committee
Earl Phillips
Frank Sizemore
Arthur Utley
Clarence Allred
M. F. McNeill
Winston-Salem
Williard
War Chest drives boosted total to 86435 as deadline nears
War Chest totals rose to 86435 with three days left toward the 112506 goal. Marsh Furniture Company reached 100 percent of its division quota, while many firms report varying percentages from 0 to 104 percent. Campaign chair I Paul Ingle urged prompt reporting as Greensboro and Wilmington exceeded their targets.
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Althoven
Marsh Furniture Company
Furniture & Woodworking
Alma Desk Company
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Burton Upholstery Co
Carolina Container Co
Carolina Upholstery
Carolina Veneer
Continental Furniture Co
Joseph D. Cox and Sons
Denny Roll
Furniture City
Globe Parlor Furniture Co
Hayworth Roll
Heritage Furniture
Kearns Furniture Company
Lilly Company
Marietta
Myrtle Desk Company
National
Peerless Veneer Co
Logan Porter Mirror Company
Reliable Manufacturing Co
Snow Lumber Co
Strickland Aircraft Co
Tate Furniture Company
Thomas Car Works
Tomlinson
High Point
Welch Furniture Co
Tentile & Hostery Adams-Millis Corp
Amos
Rales Hosiery Corp
Crown Hosiery Mills
Diamond
Glenn Hosiery Mills
Guilford
Haltom Hosiery Mill
Harriss and Covington
High Point Paper Box Company
High Point Weaving
Hillcrest
Jackson Hosiery Mill
E. Kearns and Son
Sherrod Shirt Company
Silver Knit
Slane
Terry Hosiery
Thomas Mills
Triangle Hosiery Company
Tugees Hosiery Company
Jerma
E. Burrows
Guilford County Tax Department
Highway Patrol
State Revenue Department
Sheriff's Department
War Price and Ratan Board
Welfare Department
R. T. Amos
Doctors and Hospitals
B. C. Harmon
J. B. Fink
Morris Jones
Ed Mendenhall
Ralph Williams
I. Ledo York
Thiea
I. Paul Ingle
Greensboro
Wilmington
Large Group Leaves HP for Fort Bragg Exams
More than 70 local men from Selective Service Board No. 5 departed by special bus for preinduction physicals at Fort Bragg. Leaders were Julius Mortis Aycock and Charles Drakalakos. a long list of named participants followed, including Johnathan Elbridge Orwell and Harley Carriker. Also noted: Clifford Huey Frazier, formerly with Newport News Shipbuilding, failed to report. A Red Cross notice confirms Sgt Herman Hethcox, son of Mr. and Mrs. QO L Hethcox, is a prisoner of war in Germany after being missing since September 11. he earned the Distinguished Flying Cross.
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High Point
Selective Service Board No. 5
Fort Bragg
Julius Mortis Aycock
Charles Drakalakos
Johnathan Elbridge Orwell
Harley Eugene Carriker
Norval Faires, Williamson
William Walton K. Harris
Arthur Adam Parks
Walter Alexander King
Homer James Mabe
Ross Edward Younce
Douglas Rankin Purcelle
David Lee Bynum
Charles Dixon McArthur
Allen Clarence Tucker
LaRue Bynum Cox
Wade Edward Stanley
Charles Louis Huff
George Edwin Griffin
Kenneth Eugene Bull
Charles Hugh Tucker
John Thomas Hill
Archie Curtis Deese
Robert Billings Watson
Julius Morris Aycock
Quincy Reynolds Garner
Willie Leo Gaither
Frank Marshall Roberts
Harry Johnson Pierce
Raymond Theodore Beles
Folies
Nicholas Ee Grady Allen Grifft
John “. Byrd, Jr
William Howard Mooney
David Wastel
Cannon
Odell
Henry Crozier
J. D. Crouse
Farran
Henry Long
Henry Hugh Robinson
Norman Andrew Hill
Clarence McAnally Moffitt
Clifford Huey Frazier
William Benjamin Shields
Charles Reitzel Hester
Allen Jarrell Johnson
Woodrow Clifton Hodges
Isaiah Boyd Hucks
John Willard Rayle
Lloyd Alfred Stamey
Elmer Hamilton Raby
Neil Joyner Johnson
Ottin Corwin Bundy, Jr
Franklin Udell Corn
Joe Scott Kelly
William Leonard Norris
Victor Marvin Byrd
James Carlton Bennett
Frederick James Flagler, Jr
Kii Eessome
Royce Sugg
Howard Gilmer Wilson
Joan Franklin Owens
Charles Thomas Parrish
Clarence Monroe Coley
Cicero James Jarrett
Harold Covington Austin
Carl Macy Borum
Donald Hoyt Hughes
Thomas Franklin Killiard
David Lee
QO. L. Hethcox
Lexington Avenue
Red Cross
Herman
Rip) Hethcox
Germany
Popular Pastor Leaves Post In Thomasville
Rev. Lee F. Tuttle ends a five year tenure at Main Street Methodist Church Thomasville after guiding 300 new members 40 percent by profession of faith. A $100000 church plan is pledged with $75000 paid, plus a $10000 youth building and a $20000 parsonage. Tuttle will move to Asheville with his family.
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Thomasville
Lee F. Tuttle
Main Street
George D. Finch
S. W. Taylor
Tuttle
Randolph Street
Betty Wirkpatrick
Hasen
Central Methodist Church
Asheville
Charlotte
City Manager Braden Returns After Chicago Meeting
City Manager Roy Braden resumed duties at City Hall after a two week absence. He attended the annual international City Manager association conference in Chicago and met WPB officials in Washington and Pittsburgh. Braden was reelected finance committee chair and named to the board, also acting nominating chair. He discussed water system extensions and priority scheduling with WPB officials for postwar work.
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Roy Braden
Braden
International City Manager Association
Chicago
Washington
D. C
WPB
Pittsburgh
City Managers Group
Association
City Hall and Paramount Theater Hit by Heat Outage
City Hall the Paramount theater and No 2 Fire Station were without heat while mechanics repaired a broken mechanical stoker system. A metal piece lodged in the stoker's worm caused the outage since Saturday morning with no severe weather and few complaints. The report notes a projected milestone and community confidence in reaching a scheduled date.
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City Hall
Paramount Theater
No. 2
Steele Arrested On Assault Charge In Municipal Court
James R. Steele of East Russell Street is set for trial this week in municipal court on a charge of assault and battery. He was arrested Saturday night on the complaint of Mrs. Steele.
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Wallace Neésbitt
William McGill
Mattie Pendleton
Walter Cribb
J. E. Warner
Carlos Presnell
J. T. Crawford
Steele
James R. Steele
East Russell Street
Byrnes to Speak in Washington for South Carolina
The White House announced that James F. Byrnes war mobilization director will deliver a radio address on October 30 under the sponsorship of the South Carolina Democratic committee.
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Byrnes
Washington
White House
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Democratic Committee
Woodmen Camp Invites Members and Visitors Tuesday Evenings
Woodmen of the World Piedmont Camp meets every Tuesday night at an unspecified venue. Members are urged to attend and visiting sovereigns are cordially invited. JOHN J. BRULTON serves as Consult Commander and JOHNSON as Financial Secretary.
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Wwoodmen
Piedmont Camp
Woodmon
World
Woodmen Hall
Additio
Greensboro
Edgar C
Woodmen of the World
Iver
John J. Brulton
Consult Commando G
Johnson
Financial Secy
Homecoming Day at Senior High Highlighted by Friday Events
Senior High will observe homecoming this Friday with a morning auditorium program featuring yells and a gyge of cheers and a football game that evening between the local team and Charlotte. The Rev. Weldon Wilson of First Methodist will speak on loyalty to alma mater. Alumni are urged to attend all announced meetings through the week.
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Charlotte
Senior High
Wilson ©. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Richard Bennett Dies in Los Angeles Actor Known for Witty Reprimands
Los Angeles obituary notes the death of Richard Bennett a stage idol and screen character actor famed for a sharp tongue that could rebuke inattentive audiences yet win their regard.
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Richar Bennett
Los Angeles
Richard Bennett
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