Traffic Deaths In State Reach Higher Marks
North Carolina traffic fatalities over the weekend rose to the highest in months with at least twelve dead. Victims include Harry Stowers of Portsmouth Virginia Theodore Smith of Winterville and James Thomas Williams of Pinetop. Additional injuries and fatalities occur across Tarboro Wil son Fourdays crossing John ston County Fort Bragg Forest City Snow Fall Apex and other locations.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Harry Stowers
Portsmouth
Theodore Smith
Winterville
James Thomas Williams
Pinetop
Tarboro
Williams
J. B. Whitfield
Oak City
Eldridge Atkinson
Lucama
James Britt
Wilson
John Paul Darden
Faison
Jessie Floyd
Mount Clive
Johnston County
Pvt
J. C. Gowan
Inman
S. C
Fort Bragg
Frank Stearns McGuinn
Rutherfordton Hospital
Forest City
Charles William Hill
Goldsboro
Rufus Ashworth
Varina
Apex
Officer Candidate Leaves for Camp Croft Training
Stephen E. Burton of Thomasville has been ordered to report to Camp Croft S C around October 1 for basic military training and officer candidate school. He has worked for N H Silver and Company of High Point for years and recently qualified as an officer candidate at Fort Bragg after rigorous mental and physical tests.
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Thomasville
Stephen E. Burton
R. E. Burton
N. H. Silver and Company
High Point
Camp Croft
S. C
Fort Bragg
BC Relieves Headache and Neuralgia Quickly
Advertisement claims BC formula provides quick relief from headaches neuralgia muscular aches and periodic pains with rapid assimilation. Suggests keeping a 25c package handy and using as directed while advising consultation if pains persist.
Preliminary Certificate of Dissolution for Jamestown Box Co
North Carolina Secretary of State certifies the James Town Box Company a Guilford County corporation complied with Chapter 22 to dissolve. The company filed a written consent to dissolution signed by all stockholders on August 29, 1942, and the secretary affixed the seal on August 28, 1942. Attorney names Roberson Haworth Reese listed.
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North Carolina
Department of State
Jamestown Box Company
Jamratown
Guilford
Iw. G. Rags
Raleich
Royal Refugee Crossword Challenge Clues
A compact clue list for a large themed crossword featuring European royal figures and numbers. Across clues hint at rulers, titles, and common nouns while verticals reference cabbage metal editor abbr bath Central abbreviation and other short terms. Answers interlock to reveal a historic puzzle grid.
American Legion Opens Doors to Today's Fighting Men
The American Legion at its national convention in Kansas City voted to admit today’s fighting men as members and to seek a charter amendment. The action, approved by about 1,500 delegates, also reaffirmed opposition to strikes and employment discrimination in war plants and criticized civilian control of Japanese internment camps. The group endorsed supporting the President in the war, opposed granting special privileges to Japanese, and urged Congress to allow conscientious objection employment. Caucuses gave Roane Waring a strong lead for national commander. dues for active-duty members would not be suspended.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
American Legion
Legion
Congress
Ihe
Legionnaires
Woman's Auxiliary
Roane Waring
Memphis
R. L. Gordon
William Green
The
American
Jenkins To Head State Guard As Full Brigade Unit
Greensboro dispatch notes the North Carolina State Guard reorganized into a full brigade led by Brig. Gen. James W. Jenkins of Henderson, former first regiment commander. The reorganization, announced after fourth battalion maneuvers, elevates Jenkins from colonel and promotes 19 other officers. The first brigade will be based at Henderson.
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Greensboro
North Carolina State Guard
James W. Jenkins
Henderson
Jenkins
Jandron Named Director of The Mother Church
F L Jandron elected director of The Mother Church to succeed the late William P MacKenzie. He resigns from Publishing Society trustee post and is nominated for McKenzie’s trusteeship. Born in Canada, educated in Jersey and London, he has worked with Packard in Detroit and served with the Christian Science Committee on Publication in Michigan 1926 1935.
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Boston
Mass
Francis Lyster Jandron
C.B.S
Christian Science Publishing Society
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
William P. MacKenzie
McKenzie
Jandron
Publishing Society
Canada
Island of
Jersey
London
England
Packard Motor Car Company
Detroit
Mich
Mother Church
Christian Science Committee
Michigan
Christian Science Board
United States
Europe
Services At The Churches Christian Science Service
A Sunday Christian Science Lesson-Sermon titled Matter was read in all churches and societies. The Golden Text was II Corinthians 6 16 urging God not to dwell with idols. Citations included Exodus 20 1 3 and passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy criticizing matter as false belief and the ensnaring claim of many gods.
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Christian Science Service
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Old Belt Set for First Sales With Heavy Offerings
Winston Salem September 21 1942 markets of the old belt tobacco trade bustle in preparation for tomorrow’s opening selling season hopes run high for good prices and best opening day average in years about 1 500 000 pounds on hand offerings expected to be heavy after a busy pre opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Old Belt
Raleigh Man Confesses to Hit and Run Slaying
Raleigh police said Tony Hill a 22 year old restaurant operator confessed to driving the car that struck and killed Betty Doris Hill as she walked along a highway near her home. A bystander noted two people got out viewed the injured girl and drove away.
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Raleigh
H. W. Hunnicutt
Police Department
Tony Hill
Betty Doris Hill
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