They Gave Their Lives
List of names including Vernon E Whitley Marvin W Scott William H Camp Jr Robert E May and many others appears as a commemorative roster. The fragment honors numerous individuals with military or public service ties from a historical newspaper page.
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Vernon Edgar Whitley
Marvin William Scott
William H. Camp, Jr
Robert E. May
RH. McCommons
James’ W. Whitley
Grover Se Acote Crew
B. Painsey
Robe le Mer
Curtis Edgar H.’ King
Robert Lee’ Ingram
Thomas A. ‘Cooper
Marvin F. Matkins
James G. Whitley
Thomas H. Cooker
B. Chambliss
Randall White
Ro Joseph Brutus W. Rook
Robert R. Northington
Eugene Basil Glover
Willian C. Moody
Frank W. Harris
Wayne C. Green
Rufus
Finch
Lawrence W. Myrick
Walter G. Cooley
Charlie L. Whitby
Melbourne
Barry Jones
Robert A. Rogers
Rufus J.T Woodruff
Cluston P. Deberry
Herbert
Edwards
H. Charles Leatherwood, Jr
John Wayne Thomas
Alex Bullock, Jr
Frank P. Hunter
Cecil Coburn
Wilbur Anderton
Latt Harris
Shearin
de + Simmy Ellis
Weldon Club
Whit
Frances Jenkins Southern Cotton Oil Company
Necia Shearing Ion Drug
Frances Musgrove — Wolden
Kash Wayis — Bounds Motor
Canny
Ain ‘Pghman — Willey Handware
Companine Laauiter — Mythles Grocets
Sto Jean Chandler
Coca-Cola Biting Company
Hazil Marie Hancock
Lilian ‘Yates
Peasy Simon
Sore Betty, Davis—Bank of Halifax
Ost
Dlobate Litting’ Company
Virginia
Sledge
Ellis Electr
Biel
Warren
Claris
Josephine Jus — cl Beauty Salon
Ester Gray Williams—Teighman Furniture Store
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Veterans War Is Over and Benefits Time Limits Explained
Editorial argues the war is ended and explains unemployment benefit eligibility for World War II veterans. It notes discharge dates, the July 1949 deadline for pre July 26 1947 veterans and a two year window for later discharges, urging timely work reentry and warning against relying on postwar bonuses or 52 20 benefits. The piece reflects on veterans’ reintegration and the risks of idleness.
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United States
Southeast Hog Sales Slated Across Carolinas and Georgia
Hampshire breeders announce events in North Carolina and South Carolina within thirty days, including the Carolina Hampshire sale at Salisbury on Aug and Hampshire conference at Orangeburg on Sept 8. About fifty hogs and several boars will be available, with buyers under 21 barred from a special bidding class. Rollie Pemberton of the national Hampshire association is expected.
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Carolina Hampshire
Satlabary
N. C
Orangeburg
S.C
Arys Island
Hed, Elliott
Sile Man
Georgia
North Caroline
South Carolina
Cuilar Rapids
Towa
Rollie Pemberton
Ntional Hampshire Association
Salisbury
S. Cy
Grays Island
Yemassee
The Goldbrick Never Changes in Wartime Duty
A wartime critique contrasts service and civilian work, arguing men who accept easy money avoid their duties. It claims those who faced hardship in service gain inner satisfaction through reconversion, while critics who took unemployment compensation and complained later are the same who shirked duty in the military.
Merchants Association Intersection Safety Efforts Highlighted
City officials discuss dangerous intersections Jackson at 10th, Jackson at Fifth, Hamilton at 10th and Roanoke Avenue as major crash sites. Public attendance invited for upcoming safety film at Peoples Theater during August 17 week, with stop light studies continuing.
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Davis
Peoples Theater
Jackson
10Th
Fifth
Hamilton
Roanoke Avenue
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Robert G. Trosper
Greensboro
Charles C. Dudley
Charlotte
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L. S Gilbert
Atlanta
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Durham
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