Banks Ready to Act in Reconversion Credit Push
Raleigh reports chartered banks nationwide ready to meet reconversion credit needs. Wachovia Bank president Hanes says government credit extensions are unnecessary. a Carolina Virginia banking group pledges 25 million dollars to assist startups.
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Raleigh
Robert M. Hanes
Wachovia Bank
Rust Company of
Inston-Salem
Wina Es
North Carolina
Virginia
Hanes
Carolinas
Notice to creditors in the estate of Mary Frances Brown
Having qualified as executor of the estate of Mary Frances Brown late of Guilford County North Carolina this is to notify all persons having claims against the said estate to present them to the undersigned on or before the 20th day of September 1946 or this notice will be plead ed in bar of any recovery All persons indebted to the said estate will Please make immediate payment This the 19th day of September 1945 W D Lemmons 308 F Farris Ave Executor of the Estate of Mary Frances Brown Deceased 9/19-26 105-12-19-26
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Mary E. McAnally
Guilford County
North Carolina
Mary
Mary Frances Brown
W. D. Lemmons
Farris Ave
Divorce summons in High Point NC 1945 notice
Olga Edith Keenan Ve John Francis Keenan must appear before the Municipal Court Clerk in High Point on October 14 1945 to answer a complaint for absolute divorce filed after two years separation. The summons issued September 11 1945 by Clerk Florence W Allen Assistant Clerk.
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John Francis Keenan
City of
High Point
North Carolina
Florence W. Allen
N. C
General Theodore L. Futch Named Fort Bragg Commander
Brig. Gen. Theodore L. Futch, from Monroe, takes command of Fort Bragg after returning from European operations with the 35th division artillery. He succeeds Brig. Gen. John T. Kennedy, former World War II commander of the post.
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Fort Bragg
Theodore L. Futch
Monroe
35Th Division
Futch
Ninth Army
Germany
John T. Kennedy
Meeting for Nursery school at Daniel Brooks Homes urged
Tonight at 8 p.m. parents and friends are urged to attend an important meeting at the Center to discuss continuing the Nur sery school serving about 30 children in Daniel Brooks Homes. The outcome will shape the school’s future operations and community support.
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Daniel Brooks
First Baptist Church
Violet White
Kinnett Drive
St. Stephens Ame Zion Church
Beatrice Leach
Hoover St
Ywcoa Education Committee
Committee On Education of the
Mary Bethune Y.W.C.A
Wilson O. Weldon
Mesdames G. Lynch G. Lemons
W. Leake
American Legion
John McLean Post
The
J. W. Carter
Downing St
WSC
Mattie Lou Marks
Gasoline From New York to Europe Powers World War II Mobility
Ships magazine notes that more than 1.5 billion gallons of gasoline and oil were moved from New York to Europe between D-Day and VE-Day. The total equates to about five million gallons daily and sustained every vehicle type in 1941.
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New York
INS
Chicago
Europe
Ships Magazine
Ships
Combat Infantryman Badge Won By Hester
Corporal Lewis M. Hester of the Transportation Corps received the Combat Infantryman Badge at ceremonial retreat last week at Camp Patrick Henry Virginia. Hester, son of Mrs. Etta Hester of 269 Young Street, is assigned to the Special Service Division at the Virginia staging area and has served 25 months in the British Isles and North Africa with the 135th Infantry of the 34th Division. Prior to enlistment in December 1940 he played professional baseball in the Coastal Plain League.
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Butner
Charles W. Patterson
Andalusia
Ala
G.I
Lewis M. Hester
Transportation Corps
Camp
Patrick Henry
Cpl. Hester
Etta Hester
Young Street
Special Service
Virginia
Cpl
Hester
British Isles
North Africa
135Th Infantry
Coastal Plain League
De Gaulle Campaigns in Brittany Gains Support
Leon Pearson reports that Charles de Gaulle drew eager crowds across Brittany, urging unity for reconstruction and urging a Yes vote on constitutional reform. The tour included brief speeches, patriotic singing, and a notable baby kissing gesture that boosted his image among voters, especially women voting for the first time.
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Leon
Vive de Gaulle
St. Brieuc
Brest
Lorrient
Vannes
Saint Nataire
la Rochelle
Bretagne
Quimper
Locronan
Paris
Ulle
de Gaulle
Brittany
DeGaulle
Les Francais Et Less Francaises
France
Lanterns Power U S Rails With Half Million Produced
The United States manufactures nearly 500000 railroad lanterns each year signaling a robust lighting supply for railway operations. Manufacturers report steady demand from freight and passenger services as lanterns remain essential for night signaling and safety.
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United States
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