Byrnes to Link Agencies and Build Economic Policy
The article says James Byrnes will tighten liaison with army navy experts and top economists in commerce and treasury, avoiding embargoes until plans are implementable. It notes Roosevelt era shifts turning the U S toward belligerent aid and highlights wartime policy shifts under Stimson and Truman era calm handling by the president and staff.
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Pearl Harbor
James F. Byrnes
Army Pearl Harbor Board
State Department
Roosevelt
Japan
Germany
United States
England
Henry L. Stimson
U. S
Britain
F.D.R
Commerce
Treasury Departments
Byrnes
Coal Cured Tobacco Trials Cut Labor in Danville
In Pennsylvania County, the Experimental Station tests coal fired curing tech to ease the three day vigil in barns. Director E. M. Mathews says coal furnaces with a stoker and thermostat allow farmers to work other chores while tobacco cures, claiming costs drop to about 30 per field while producing tobacco as sweet as hickory and oak cured.
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Danville
Tnsylvania County
E. M. Mathews
Matthews
Navy allows wear of civilian clothes off duty
Navy personnel may wear civilian clothes after working hours. Uniforms were mandatory during wartime except when exercising or at home with four or more people present. The army has not yet followed the navy’s example, announced last night.
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Washington
Navy
Army
That Number Has His Number All Right
Medina Tenn veteran Baker says he will watch number 13 as he returns to civilian life. He boarded a ship Oct 13 for overseas duty in a 13 ship convoy that crossed 13 days. He entered combat Dec 13 and was later captured. June 13 he left a Reims hospital to go to Cherbourg and back to the States for malnutrition convalescence. He then reached Kennedy General Hospital and came home for a big meal with 12 others.
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Medina
Tenn
Pfe. Dewey
Baker
Reims
France
Cherbourg
States
Kennedy General Hospital
County School Term Opens With Large Enrollment
Guilford county schools begin fall semester Thursday with a large enrollment expected. The system faces a shortage of about 20 teachers though vacancies should fill soon. Four area schools—ALLEN JAY OAK VIEW JAMESTOWN SEDGEFIELD—reveal faculty lists led by principals Allen Jay, A H King, Kenneth Miller, and Rose J Feulconer with numerous teachers named.
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Guilford County
High Point
Allen Jay Tenner Bennison
Mesdames Daisy Lee Gunn
Sarah Hassel Purvis
Irene C. McFarland
Edwin P. Bennison
Ruth Phillips Pennison
Jack Campbell
Bessie H. Thigpen
Esther H.en
Cora Briles
Roaslie H. Lyon
C. S. Keller
Pauline G. Teachey
Misses Mary Young
Ledlie Estelle Hopkins
Mozelle Keller
Ruth A. Farthing
Huldah Chilton
Laura Virginia McDonald
Sarah Myrtle Osborne
Flora Lessie Lea
Lula P. Smith
Rosa Ingram
Saxon Bray
Oak View
A. H. King
Eartha M. Daniel
Blanche H. Owen
Belle Miller Carmichael
Betty V. Smith
Frances Clinard
Mabie Ruth Osborne
Vernie Sue Williams
Jamestown
Kenneth Miller
Ora A. Sublette
Bessie Mae McFadden
Winnie Lucille Bumgarner
Carrie Vincannon
Daisy L. Osborne
Ruth V. Sim
Ruth Anne Horney
Isa A. Gown
Hazel Deaver
Louise K
Peace Reflections Postwar Unity and Vigilance
Anthony Machado reflects on peace after victory, urging faith, forgiveness, church attendance, and care for the fallen and maimed. Nickey Ben critiques isolationism, warns of militarist danger and future conflict, calls moral rearmament, and notes a record wheat milling output of 21,701,725 sacks.
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Anthony Machado
Guilford County Real Estate Transfers Highlights
High Point Township lists transfers from City of High Point to Jackson Burrell and others including Hoffman plat. Transfers involve university parcels to Anna Lee Lam and Duke University to R. L. Kennedy and others. Jamestown Township includes Brown to Grant on Gate Avenue and Richardson to Gardner on Bale’s Wagon Road.
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High Point Township
High Point
Jackson Burrell
Hoffman
Po’ T
Alice Reeman
Sheraton Hills
Duse University
Anna Lee Lam
E. F P. Osborn
Beulah Culler
Centennial Avenue
R. B. Terry
Duke University
Hamilton Street
Charles V. Holmes
D. Waring Smith
Cook Street
Annie Gibson McNeil
Pennies Question at Pittsburg Bank Returns in Odd Amounts
In Pittsburg Kansas a reader challenged the First State Bank with a penny question asking if pennies should be used. Arthur Sig nor asked bank officials and offered 6 347 pennies. Months earlier he posed a similar query and produced large buckets totaling 23 121 pennies.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Tiny worm linked to dying Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep
Helena Montana reports Dr Hadleight Marsh Bozeman a research veterinarian says the major killer of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep is pneumonia triggered by a microscopic worm. The worm, found in grass and forage, weakens lung tissue and leads to pneumonia. It may spend an intermediate life stage in small land snails common in mountain areas. The worm appears specific to bighorns, differing from infections in domestic or range sheep.
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Rockies
Canada
Mexico
Bozeman
Can an ex service man finish elementary school under GI provisions
Ex servicemen may complete grammar or high school or pursue training under GI provisions. Eligibility depends on state approved schools or training outfits, with guidance from the veterans administration or state education department. Beware unapproved “gypsy” schools.
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Washington
D.F.N
Chattanooga
Veterans’ Administration
State Department of Education
Living on the Place and Veteran Rights in Focus
The letter from J R D of Macon asks if selective service will support him in reclaiming his old job amid union issues. The piece notes boards offer help and job guidance, and mentions a house bill to let veterans take any available job without union membership or dues.
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C.loers
William Green
Organized Labor
Dad
Christ
Jesus
House of God
George D.D
Youngstown
George
New Yo
Selective Service
Labor
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Ee Ee
Congress
J.R.D
Macon
Fights Last Night Across Cities Highlight Knockouts and Wins
In New York Tami Mauriello stopped Johnny White while Tony De Rosa outpointed Lee Bleck. Hartford saw Nick State outpoint Bobby Polowit zwer. Brady stopped Jimmy Duval in New York. Newark bouts featured Curcio over Donahue and Fernandez over Griffo. Allentown and surrounding cities reported knockouts and decision wins.
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New York
Tami Mauriello
Johnny White
Jersey City
Tony de Rosa
Lee Bleck
Hartford
Nick State
Springfield
Mass
Bobby Polowitzwer
East Hartford
Dennis Patrick Brady
Jimmy Duval
Newark
Joe Curcio
Jiggs Donahue
Philadelphia
Joey Fernandez
Brooklyn
Joe Griffo
Allentown
Frankie Carte
Freddie Forres
Puerto Rico
Karl Trader
Chester
Lee Scheirer
Hokendauqua
New Bedford
Mase
Freddie Camuso
Fall River
Joe Gilles
Holoyke
John Henry Eskew
Brockton
Waddell Washington
Worcester
Cincinnati
Charley Burley
Pittsburgh
Dave Clark
Albany
N. Y
Tommy Tee’ Huebert
Washington
al Evans
Montreal
Jay Pagnelli
Belleville
N. J
Charley McPherson
Los Angeles
Paulie Peters
San Francisco
Cecil Hudsos
Theology Students Ride The Circuits
Emory University theology students join 50 peers yearly to serve weekend pastorates across Georgia and Tennessee. They travel by bus, car, or streetcar to reach scattered congregations, meeting rising demand as ministers enter military service during wartime and beyond.
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Atlanta
Emory University
Georgia
Tennessee
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T. W. Silvey
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W. A. Bivins
Mickey Ben
Machado
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Nickey Ben
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