Senator Reynolds backs war declaration against Japan
Senator Robert R Reynolds released a press statement defending his vote for the joint resolution declaring war on Japan. He says the attack on Pearl Harbor forced his stance, though he opposed entering war, and he pledges full support to the President and military leadership to secure victory. He notes his past opposition to foreign wars but emphasizes national defense after the December 7, 1941 attack.
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Washington
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Japan
Reynolds
Tom Connally
Foreign Relations Committee
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America
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Honolulu
Engagement announced for Laura Read to Charles Whitaker DuRant
Mrs J Milton Read and Miss Read host a December 4 party at the Read home to announce the engagement of Laura Read to Charles Whitaker DuRant of Fort Myers Florida. Guests and prizes highlighted a bridge evening with gifts for the honoree and hostesses and notes of anticipatory wedding details.
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J. Milton Read
Chas P. Vincent
Clem Read
Miss Read
Laura Read
Charles Whitaker DuRant
Fort Meyers
Florida
A. L. Hux
H. A. Cole
EB. L. Travis
Pryor Rodwell, Jr
Junius Tillery
Callie Mae Dickens
Charles and
Laura
L. H. Pearce
Gilbert Vaughan
Marguerite Cobb
W. C. Matthews
Martha Norman
S. S. Norman
E. L. Travis
Z. T. Cox
P. C. Millikin
H. B. Carlysle
T. E. Owens
Elizabeth White
Russell Weeks
V. A. Parks
Ask Reynolds To Give Up Job
Mount Holly leaders officials and civic heads sent a telegram to Senator Robert R Reynolds in Washington requesting his resignation. They accuse him of a long standing pro foreign policy stance and urge him to prove he is a man by turning over his office to a leader cooperative with the government.
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Mount Holly
Robert R. Reynolds
Washington
Reynolds
Gaston County
Robert Reynolds
U.S
Washington, D. C
Local Social Notes Include Many Visitors and Meetings
Mrs Jack Whitehead and others listed attend social events while Mr and Mrs Z T Cox visit Farmville and Tarboro. Miss Sarah Jennings visits Tarboro. L H Pearce and Glenda tour Murfreesboro with Vincents. A L Hux attends YDC meeting in Asheville. Emily Gary joins Antiquity Society in Raleigh.
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Z. T. Cox
Farmville
Tarboro
L. H. Pearce
Glenda
Murfreesboro
Chas. P. Vincent
A. L. Hux
Y.D.C
Asheville
Pryor Rodwell, Jr
Laura Redd
Raleigh
Emily Gary
Society For Preservation of Antiquity
R. L. Applewhite
Charlotte
W. R. Caudle
Estelle Hancock
Janet White
Fredie Boseman
Business visitors from Scotland Neck call here
Business visitors from Scotland Neck were in town on Tuesday meeting local executives and touring facilities as part of a regional trade outreach effort.
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Scotland
Neck
Christian Science Society Services and Reading Room Schedule
The Christian Science Society at 930 Roanoke Ave invites the public to Sunday services at 11 a.m and Wednesday at 7 p.m. The reading room is open Tuesdays and Fridays from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday lessons focus on Is the Universe Including Man Evolved By Atomic Force God The Preserver Of Man.
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Roanoke Ave
God
Christian Science
Mrs Virginia Shelton Visits Son at Fort Belvoir
Mrs. Virginia Shelton spent the week with her son, William R. Shelton, who is stationed at Fort Belvoir, sharing time on base and in town.
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Virginia Shelton
William R. Shelton
Fort Belvoir
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Webster's Giant
Rex Electric Clock
Cara Nome
Peecer City
Jack Whitehead
C. E. Shaw
Hugh House
Thelma Elliott
Catherine Wallace
Effie Avent
Ann Hale
Edna Campbell
Sarah Jennings
Christian Science Society
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