Kay Kyser to Quit Show Business
Kay Kyser announces he will retire from entertainment for at least a year to rest and spend time with family. He cites fatigue and desire to explore other entertainment branches while keeping health and wife Georgia Carroll. He plans overseas USO appearances but says he would not perform in the United States.
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Lake Arrowhead
Calif
Kay Kyser
Georgia Carroll
Gadgeous Gadgin
Kyser
North Carolina
Kay
USO
Guilford County Real Estate Transfers Listed
Guilford County real estate transfers include multiple deed records from RE B Collins and D L Gallagher to various spouses for lots on Thomasville Road Sheraton Hills Franklin Street Burton Street and Rankin Teague Weilch lands among others. Also note a housekeeping tip on stain removal for milk on fabric.
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RE. B. Collins
Gaither Collins
Thomasville Road
D. L. Gallagher
Alice R. Thomas
Sheraton Hills
Spring Valley
Katherine P. Raymond
R. B. Gantt
Edgedale Drive
R. A. Sheloff
Curlee
Sheloff
M. A. Lackey
F. W. Kitchin
Lackey Farm
A. B. Goodman
Wwifito
T. R. Gallaway
C. A. Harrison
J. W. Gueer
A. E. Joiner
Burton Street
Married Men May Enlist In Marines
S/Sgt John Bullock announced a Marine Corps eligibility change allowing married men ages 18 to 25 to enlist. Sgt Bullock and S/Sgt Leonard recruited at the post office, noting voluntary enlistments since the order, with many previously blocked by the draft. Those seeking info were invited to Room 217 in the past building from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Light is described as energy radiation from atomic electron disturbance.
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John Bullock
Marine Corps
Bullock
Leonard
Marines
Work Stoppages In State Few In Comparison
North Carolina in 1944 had 45 strikes and lockouts affecting 11 056 workers and 68 057 man days idle. The study shows such stoppages were small compared with national totals and lists 1944 incidents by industry including tobacco textile furniture leather iron machinery transport and trade.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Jap civilian bows to sea as first US ship ties to Tokyo dock
In Tokyo on September 11 an ecstatic Japanese civilian bowed himself into the water to greet the first American ship to tie up at a Tokyo dock since before the war. The crew of a small signal corps craft retrieved the man as crowds presented gifts and officials greeted officers, with many civilians waving Stars and Stripes.
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Tokyo
Signal Corps
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