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Newspaper
Kings Mountain Herald
Location
Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1944
Page
6
A jumbled OCR style snippet mentions multiple individuals including Margret Smith, Mem Harry, and Master Sith. It references a family gathering, a visit to Virgins Ward, and time spent in Chartette with Miles France, Boyce Phillips, and others. The readable fragments are scattered and uncertain.
A garbled OCR passage hints at poetry and posters, mentioning a core theme and uncertain references. It appears as a fragmentary note with unclear names, places, and actions, lacking coherent events or identifiable subjects.
A fragment notes a February 1943 date, mentions a graduate of North Ware High School, and indicates he was employed at Metey's Service Station before entering military service. Data is incomplete and may refer to a local obituary or draft record summary.
fragmented OCR note describes a small exhibit item titled Soldiers Lett Dy View with a display about a band and a speaker. mentions a weighs 2818 pounds and a 37 mile distance, plus a reference to a person named Vaud and a chant or song.
Fragmented text outlines a recruitment quote tied to municipal needs and utility matters. It mentions timing from eight to twelve and references a national context, but the exact actions, dates, and entities are unclear in the readable segments.
The article discusses proposed reregulation of wartime clothing prices and supplies. It notes that men’s and boys’ jackets lower fall under new standards, with average shirt prices expected to drop. Retail pricing on broader apparel will stay within set bands, aiming to ease consumer strain amid price increases.
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