Harriman Ends Parleys With British Heads
W Averell Harriman head of the U S mission to Moscow wraps up talks in London and plans to join Moscow to accelerate British American aid to Russia amid German advances. A neutral military expert says Soviet troops fight valiantly but face large German weapon stocks and strategic danger near Kiev. The British fear continued losses may erode Allied production and raise risks to Turkey as German moves threaten the Black Sea region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Moscow
Russia
Ukraine
Kiev
Poltava
Perekop Peninsula
Crimea
Persian Gulf
Fran
Kharkov
Rostov
Donets
Black Sea
Berlin
America
Harriman
Fle
Lord Beaverbrook
Harrimian
Efe
Hitler
Great Britain
Perekep
Black Spa
Baku
Bulgarian
Turkey
Bulgaria
Cranium Crackers Abroad News Quiz
From war fronts and diplomatic fronts across Europe the quiz asks about Paul Colette the founder of a northern Russian city besieged by Germans three ancient Middle East countries taken by British forces the capital of unoccupied France and its coastal access and the German industrial valley raided by the RAF while Germany attacked Russia Answers appear on the Classified Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
U. S
Paul Colette
Middle East
France
Atlentic
Mediterranean
Germany
Russia
National Whiff behind the news column sweepstakes
The article surveys internal U S political maneuvers around Roosevelt's foreign policy, labeling factions and key figures. It highlights cabinet clashes over war strategy, Republican tactics on tax bills, and labor union power struggles led by Lewis, Murray, Hillman, and the Communist-influenced left wing within the CIO, with shifts in support and behind-the-scenes strategy shaping 1944 election dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dette
John L. Lewis
Phil Murray
Lewis
Sidney Hillman
C. SO
Roosevelt
Dreal—C. 1. G
Aluray
Pittsburgh
Lewis Stooge
Murray
Lre
Vin Sweeney
C. S
Urey
Secretary of Labor
National Peer Relations Board
Ome
Ender
P.M
EF. OD. R
New York
Joe Curran
Sulional Maritime Union
Roosevelts
Reid Robinson
Sling, Mill and Smelter
John L.oan
Britain
Soviet Union
Neen
Hillman
Hig
Allan Haywood
Daily Worker
Detroit
New York State
Tom Kennedy
John Lovwis
Miners’ Union
Pennsylvania
Hine Manites
Murrau
National Maritime Union
Transport Workers Union
American Newspaper Guild
Federation of Architects, Chemists and Engineers
United Etectrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union
Hillmanites
New York City
C. I. O. Council
Comintern
Industrial Council
Saul Mills
N. M. UL
Congress of Industrial Organizations to hold national convention in Detroit
The Congress of Industrial Organizations has chosen the Detroit Statler Hotel as the venue and November 17 as the convention date. Indications suggest Detroit may host a major event shortly after Armistice Day, described as a potentially decisive, free-for-all gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Detroit Statler Hotel
Detroit
The Nation Debates World War Policy Across America
Across the land Americans argue over policy toward a world at war. Willian Pinkerton chronicles the nation’s argument with quotes from Lindberghs circle, Wadsworth Pepper La Follette Wheeler and Luce framing the isolationism versus intervention debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mditor
Anevica
Willian Pinkerton
Enterprise Special News Service
William Pinkerton
New York
iThe Enterprise Special News Service
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
America First
Augustus Lindbergh
Atlanta
Jimmy Wadsworth
Florida
Claude Pepper
Bob" la Follette
Wisconsin
Burton Ix. Wheeler
Montana
George W
Nebraska
Henry Luce
Maneuvers Not To Cause Congestion On Scenic Highway
Asheville Sept 22 The Carolinas maneuver area will not disrupt travel on the Blue Ridge Parkway or Great Smoky Mountains routes. Troop concentrations near Fort Bragg and Fort Jackson will limit speeds to 25 30 mph and may delay motorists due to convoy movements. The NC Highway Commission recommends routes No 5 15 A to Raleigh 15 to Fayetteville and 301 to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Carolinas Maneuvers
North Carolina
Blue Ridge Parkway
Virginia Line
Mt. Mitchell
Mississippi
America
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Fort Bragg
N.C
Fort Jackson
S. C
Charlotte
Fayetteville
Asheboro
N. C
Columbia
Chester
S.C
Uncle Sam Fortifies Tiny Isle but Still Has To Prove Ownership
Raleigh dispatch recounts Young Democrats gathering in Winston-Salem with the reporter amid distractions including a barbecue at Reynolds Park and hospital stays. The piece notes factional fights over Hux and McDonald for governor, party dynamics, and a Reynolds party timeline, interspersed with humorous misreads over speakers and a film showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Henry Averill
Dick Reynolds
Reynolds Park
R. L. Daughton
City
Y. B. Meet
Will Rogers
Leonidas Hux
Ralph McDonald
Hux
Wilkins Horton
Ofiri- Mars
Euss
Horton
Broughton
Hoover Taft
Y.D
Prentice Cooper
Tennessee
Kody
Fess
Reynolds
Oy Malton
NEA Service
Washington
Eves
Pacific Ocean
Palmyra Island
Uncle Sam
Department of Justice
United States
U. S. Uisrich Court
Honolulu
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Navy Department
Naval Air Base
Palmyray Island
Hawaii
Kamehameha IV
Zenas Bent
L. B. Wilkinson
Palmyra
Lawrence Sours A Asheboro Voice In Music And Funeral Work
Lawrence Sours, longtime Asheboro resident, blends music and funeral service. Since 1935 with Pugh's Funeral Home he has taught voice, led church anthems, and performed at civic events and in the Asheboro Music Club. Married in 1937 to Dorothy Lewallen, he remains active in local clubs and sports, shaping town cultural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Asheboro
Pugh
Chatham
W. T. Sours
Abs. Sours
Funeral
Gupton-Jones School of Morticians
Nashville, Tenn
Pugh’s Funeral Home
Dorothy Lewallen
Ashebero Music Club
Punior Chamber of Commerce
Randolph County
Wal Okook
Look and Learn trivia and answers list
The sample shows questions and answers: 1 Mark Twain as the humorist with greatest international fame. 2 human body average temperature 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. 3 longest European river Volga. 4 mythical back of Pegasus gives inspiration. 5 Mexico produces three fourths of world chicle supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mark Twain
Volga
Perasus
Mexico
Hazen on Card Play and a Queen Nine and Small Card
Lee Hazen of New York explains a bridge hand with queen nine and a small card in the declarer's hand. He notes experts err in this combination and outlines the optimal sequence starting with clubs, dummy discards, and the critical nine lead to force exits, highlighting a 70 percent reregistration statistic for U.S. motor vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hazen
New York
Drer
Declarer
South
Dummy
Dummuy
Hazen
West
East
Truss Demonstration at Edwood Hotel High Point NC
Co D Riddle, a leading truss expert from Charlotte, will demonstrate and fit modern rupture appliances at the Edwood Hotel in High Point on Thursday Sept 25 from 10:30 AM to 3:30 PM and 7 to 9 PM. Trusses include Brooks Automatic and Dobbs Bulbless belts, with prices from 3.95. No charge to show or fit, and children’s trusses help muscles adhere again. Ask at the hotel desk for Aly Raddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Riddle
Souths
Bdolsbs
Pruss Co
Charlotte
Edwood
High Point
N. C
Elis
Dobbs
Aly Raddle
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Kansas
American Legion Convention
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Hyde Park Woods
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Treasury
Flynn
Capitol Hill
Congress
Senate
House
Democratic Party
National Defense
Department of Commerce
Young Democratic Meet
Averill
Winston-Salem
Smithfield
Charleston
Savannah
Windsor
Williamston
Camp Darts
Wilmington
Lenoir
Blowing, Rock
Bacco
Carolina
Duke
Duke University
Taft
Lee
Max Washburn
Shelby Pease
Fenry E. Cooper
Elsie
F. W. Wootenberg
Hawaii Territory
Cooper
Leslie Fullard-Lee
Bent and Wilkinson
W.il i. Southerland
West Virginia
Pacific
Wake Island
Midway
Guam
Montpelier
Virginia
Dolly Madison
James Madison
Tennessee Bureau of Aeroimautics
Ie Department of
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Aler
Xazem
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