Weather Brief North and South Carolina Update
The report notes little temperature change tonight across North and South Carolina with Georgia seeing similar mild change and scattered showers in western areas this afternoon. Chicago market bulletin records butter receipts totaling 688,536 with firm prices from Chicago Price Current. creamery 93 score listings and various cent prices for grades and car lots. current receipts 334 with dirties, chicks and other prices unchanged.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Chicago
Some Donts for Pimples and Ointment Relief
Advertisement advises against scratching pimples and squeezing to prevent infection. It promotes Petersons Ointment for quick relief from itching eczema and red blotches, claiming improved skin appearance and sensation. Price 35 cents with money back guarantee, plus foot irritation relief and cracked toes application.
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Peterson
War update hints at reconnaissance mission in Libya
The article discusses a British plan to conduct a large reconnaissance operation rather than a despairing gamble. It notes Libyan volcano activity and reports that Marshal Rommel is ill, with conflicting accounts about his status. The piece questions the credibility of the German officers’ claims.
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Marshal Rommel
Wendell Wiljskie
Turkey
Africa
Rommel
Germany
High Point War Bond Drive Night Highlights Campaign Leaders
The High Point event honored top sellers Mrs Willis Slane and Miss Wyman for leading bond sales with Payne and others nearby. Virginia Frank led the orchestra and local florists supplied decorations while the United Nations flag arrangement brightened the ballroom. Miss Wyman shared a moving view on servicemen returning home and the urgency of selling bonds to support the war effort. She recalled a Winston-Salem boy trading autographs for laughs and Payne's moment about a five round fight forecast, underscoring Americans’ resolve to fund the war and hasten victories.
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Willis Slane
Wyman
Seborn Perry
Payne
Roanoke
Virginia
Virginia Frank
Suwanee River
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Asberry
United Nations
Elliot Floral Company
Harllee’s
Kress
Miss Wyman
Ronald Reagan
Hitler
Son of Heaven
Winston-Salem
Mae West
National Capital
Wilmington
Phillip Morris
Maureen O'Hara
Tripoli
Vichy Warned On French Manpower To Reich
U S Secretary of State Hull warned the pro Axis Vichy government that wholesale transfer of French labor to German war factories would be aid to the enemy and a breach of France’s international obligations. Hull denounced mass deportation of Jews from unoccupied France as revolting and fiendish, while stopping short of predicting a break in diplomatic ties.
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Vichy
Reich
U. S
Washington
Pierre Laval
Germany
United States
France
Hull
Gaston Henry Haye
Laval
Edouard Herriot
Farm Milk Parity Debate Shapes Senate Hearing
The Farm Cooperative Milk Producers Association backs Steagall bill as more satisfactory than the Senate Banking measure. Labor costs now ignored in parity estimates, Wickard and Fenderson back the president’s Sept. 7 request to keep parity basis unchanged. Roosevelt adopts a hands off stance, leaving Power to work out the problem.
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Tional Cooperative Milk Producers Association
Steagall
D-Ala
Senate Banking Group
Wickard
Leon T Fenderson
Senate Banking Committee
Roosevelt
Poweress
British Drive Advances in Madagascar as Resistance Drops
British columns push toward Tananarive the inland capital of Madagascar with little resistance after landings last Thursday. Diego Suarez and Port Louis base areas are cited as potential targets as France seeks cease fire negotiations through Armand Annet's plenipotentiaries.
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Tananarive
Diego Suarez
Madagascar
Annet
Tanana River
Port Louis
Mauritius
Armand Annet
Navy loses count at Midway and Yorktown fate
Navy suffered major losses at Midway with Japanese carriers including four sunk and many damaged. Yorktown and Lexington were lost, leaving the U S with five of the original seven carriers: Enterprise Saratoga Wasp Hornet and Rangier. Japanese losses appear heavier though carrier strength may now be similar in number and quality.
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United States
Midway
Yorktown
Lexington
Coral Sea
Enterprise
Saratoga
Wasp
Hornet
America
Payne aims for air corps as he promotes bonds
John Payne plans to enlist in the air corps after finishing a film in Wilmington, believing the war demands specialized roles. He warns against overemphasis on postwar planning and notes he may be too large or old for fighter pilots but remains hopeful to serve in a fitting capacity.
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Payne
John Payne
Air Corps
Hollywood
Wilmington
Yorktown Sunk After Midway Battle. Hammann Lost
Navy reports show six Japanese aircraft carriers sunk or damaged and 13 combatant ships lost in the Pacific. American losses total 53 vessels, including the Yorktown, commanded by Captain Elliott Buckmaster, and the Hammann under Commander Arnold True. The Navy communique details June 4 to June 7 actions, salvage efforts, and eventual sinking of the Yorktown, with casualties totaling 92 officers and 215 enlisted.
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Pacific
Sun
Navy
Elliott Buckmaster
Columbus
Ohio
Norfolk
Hammann
Arnold Ellsworth True
Corinth
Midway
Tokyo
Coral Sea
U.S. S. Yorktown
Navy Department
Southwest Pacific
Yorktown
U. S. S. Hammann
Third Selectee Party Planned Here Tomorrow
The third in a series of parties for men accepted for service will be held tomorrow night at 7 in the Junior High School cafeteria. Sponsored by the High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce, the event expects full attendance and offers transportation by calling 8242. Dinner features steak and sides with Coca Cola tea and ice cream. Brief speeches will be given by Mayor O Arthur Kirkman and Mayor R L Pope. Afterward, guests will view the North Carolina Theatres film Lady In A Jam at Center Theatre. A softball game will be in progress for early arrivals.
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United States Armed Forces
High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce
O. Arthur Kirkman
R. L. Pope
Thomasville
North Carolina
Center Theatre
First Aid Course Set For Civilian Defense Members
Plans for a 10 hour first aid course for civilian defense members are outlined by Harold Kearns. Records show 356 white and 58 Negro volunteers have completed all training except first aid. The course may run five consecutive nights over two to three weeks, with units then pursuing the Red Cross 20 hour course or unit specialized training.
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Harold Kearns
First Air
Red Cross
Japanese losses rise in Guadalcanal campaign
Japs on Guadalcanal were stepped up. Total Japanese plane losses since the Solomons campaign began with the Marine invasion on Aug. T rose to 163. An enemy warship was damaged when Marine shore batteries replied to its shelling on the night of Sept. 12-13, making at least 20 Japanese ships sunk and damaged in the campaign to date.
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Guadalcanal
Solomons
Soviet Claim Major Soviet Gains In Three Day Battle
Soviet communique reports three day fight along the Black Sea coast and near Stalingrad with German losses including 35 planes shot down in 24 hours. Red Army claims destroy tanks, trucks, guns and infantry in Mozdok and other sectors while repulsing attacks near Stalingrad and upper Don Basin.
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Black Sea
Novorossisk
Stalingrad
Red Army
Moscow
Battte
Mozdlok
Central Caucasus
Don Basin
Voronezh
Mozdok
Grozny
Divorce Suit Filed By Vera L Duprey In Municipal Court
Vera L Duprey filed a divorce suit in Municipal Court seeking dissolution from Fred R Duprey on grounds of two years separation.
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Vera L. Duprey
Fred R. Duprey
Be Careful and Book Reflections on Osteopathy
W A Bivins recounts receiving Osteopathic Magazine and notes the Fiftieth Anniversary of formal osteopathic education on October 3, tracing osteopathy to 1874 founder Dr A T Still. He recalls anecdotes of injuries treated by osteopathy and shares a cautionary list of schoolyard mishaps, plus a personal reflection on reading Victor Hugo.
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F. C. Sharp
A. T
Durham
Little
F. P. Millard
Toronto
Canada
Brazil Orders Mobilization Through Nation
Rio de Janeiro reports President Getulio Vargas issued general mobilization across Brazil. After declaring war on Germany and Italy on August 22, Brazil’s sea and air forces join Allied efforts against Axis attacks, with potential to field 250 000 trained infantrymen.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Getulio Vargas
Brazil
Germany
Italy
Guilford County schedule on continuances and calendars
The Guilford County Superior Court calendar committee meets in Greensboro on Thursday September 17 at 10 oclock to pass on continuance requests for trials in the civil term starting September 21. A second meeting is set for Saturday September 19 at the Greensboro courthouse to set the calendar for the civil term beginning October 3.
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Guilford County Superior Court
Greensboro
Morganton Man Held for Probe of Triple Slaying
Burke County sheriff said Sir Crawley was arrested and charged with secret assault in connection with the Friday night shooting that wounded Tom Mull, his wife, and their year-old child on a Burke County porch swing. None were seriously hurt.
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Morganton
Paul M. Dale
Crawley
Tom Mull
Agile thief escapes after ransacking Cotton Club
A burglar scales an adjoining building to enter the Cotton Club, a Negro night spot in Indianapolis. He rifled the club leisurely then tricked a nightwatchman by shouting to be let out. The intruder vanished as police were summoned.
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Indianapolis
Cotton Club
Army habit sticks with Pvt William Kuehl in El Paso
Self Service El Paso Texas reports Pvt William Kuehl, finishing a downtown meal, casually clears his own dishes and heads toward the restaurant kitchen.
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EL Paso
Tex
William Kuehl
Three Divorces Granted By Local Court
Three divorces were granted this morning in Municipal Court by Judge D. C. MacRae. Frances S. Carroll was awarded a divorce from Aldine T. Carroll on statutory grounds. Henry Lee Lassiter was granted a divorce from Elizabeth Etna Lassiter on two years separation. Edith Luck Rose was awarded a divorce from Tommy Rose alias Daniel Hicks on statutory grounds. Costs were paid in several cases including speeding and running through red light. Continuance granted in J. R. Fanelty et al vs English Motor Co. Evidence heard in Lee Bowers vs Industrial Finance Co.
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D. C. MacRae
Frances S. Carroll
Aldine T. Carroll
Henry Lee Lassiter
Elizabeth Etna Lassiter
Edith Luck Rose
Tommy Rose
Daniel Hicks
Fred Fulton West
Durham
Carl W. Wright
West Street
Charlie Lovett
East Green St
Roy C. Brown
J. R. Fanelty
English Motor Co
Lee Bowers
Industrial Finance Company
End of Season Raises Noise at Missouri Capitol
Jefferson City Missouri authorities report the hunting season ended on the capitol grounds after janitors startled visitors and bagged pigeons. Governor Frank C Donnell issued an ultimatum amid fears of stray shots hitting people or property.
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Jefferson City
Capitol Grounds
Frank C. Donnell
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