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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1945

Page

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Woman Struck by Car Near Roanoke Rapids Friday Night

Mrs. Daisy Gunn was hit on the Lit tleton Highway about 11 o clock last Friday while returning from a daughter’s home. Driver H E Liles of Norfolk swerved but could not avoid a dark object in the road. Gunn was taken to Roanoke Rapids Hospital with injuries not believed serious. No blame assigned after police investigation.

Daisy Gunn Roanoke Rapids Littleton Highway H. E. Liles Norfolk Ed Liles Aurelian Springs Liles

Break in at Kidd’s Lunch lands two men in jail

Two men, Ben Lowder and Ben Barnes, were arrested by Officer Jenkins after a break-in at Kidd’s Lunch in uptown Roanoke Rapids. The entry occurred Monday night or Tuesday dawn. $5 in pennies and two cartons of cigarettes were reported missing.

Clover Ben Lowder Ben Barnes Jenkins Kidd Roanoke Rapids

Local Red Cross Office Hours Announced

Doris Hedgepeth executive secretary of the local Red Cross announces office hours Monday to Friday from 9 a m to 5 p m and Saturday from 9 a m to 12 noon for inquiries and services.

Red Cross The American Red Cross Doris Hedgepeth

Marine Captain Allen P. McNeill Jr. Returns to Miramar on Leave

Marine Captain Allen P. McNeill Jr. 29, returns to the Marine Corps Air Depot Miramar California for leave and reassignment after serving as communications officer with a First Marine Air Wing during the Philippines liberation campaign. He survived several Japanese bombings on Luzon without injury. Son of Mr and Mrs Allen P McNeill Sr of Norfolk he graduated Roanoke Rapids High School in 1935 and Guilford College. He joined the Marines in 1940 and was commissioned in 1942 and promoted in 1944. His brother George 18 is a Navy Seaman first class in the Pacific.

Allen P. McNeill, Jr Marine Corps Air Depot Miramar California Roan Rapids High School Guilford, WN. C Virginia Power and Electric Company Roanoke Rapids George Pacific

North Carolina Journalist Roy Parker Speaks at Roanoke Rapids Rotary

Roy Parker professor of Journalism at the University of North Carolina and noted North Carolina newspaper man was the guest speaker at the Roanoke Rapids Rotary Club meeting last Tuesday. Mrs Parker joined him and they returned to their Ahoskie home Tuesday night.

Roy Parker University of North Carolina North Carolina Roanoke Rapids

Wood-for-War Motorcade To Visit Roanoke Rapids

The Army supported Wood-for-War road show will perform at the Roanoke Rapids Armory on Tuesday night July 31 at 8 30. Five World War I veterans will appear and the feature film San Pietro will be shown. The free event targets lumber and woods workers to combat absenteeism.

North Carolina Roanoke Rapids San Pietro U. S. Army Timber Production War Project War Manpower Commission

Charles T. Johnson Found Dead in Roanoke Rapids Home

Charles Thomas Johnson 62 prominent Roanoke Rapids resident died likely of a heart attack Sunday night after recent illness and a hospital stay. He is survived by two sons Charles L. and Raymond, daughter Mrs. Paul Overton, two brothers, two sisters, a half sister and four grandchildren. funeral Wednesday at Rosemary Baptist Church with interment in Roanoke Rapids cemetery.

Charles Thomas Johnson Roanoke Rapids Roanoke Avenue Mr. Johnson Paul T. Overton Johnson Johnstown Smithfield Rosemary Baptist Church B. Marshall White~ Hurst Roanoke Rapids Cemetery Charles L Raymond Johnson Paul Overton City Willis D. Johnson Raleigh James R. Johnson C. D. Etrauther D. S. Greigg Burlington J. M. Hodges Dunn

Meat Shortage Triggers Theft Charges in Roanoke Rapids

Roanoke Rapids merchants Jimmie and K. J. Hatem sell Hatem's Silver Grill to B. Mincher. A move to New York follows as A K Hatem joins the family brokerage at 1182 Broadway. In Roanoke Rapids, Roland Bishop and a woman known as Strawberry Carter face charges for stealing two hogs valued at $30 each from H T Davis, with six others charged with receiving stolen property. Hearings led to road sentence for Bishop and six months for Carter. others left unresolved or postponed.

Hatem Brothers Roanoke Rapids New York Broadway Roland Bishop Carter H. T. Davis Bishop N. Shaheen W. W. Enright Otha Lynch A. J. Brigman P. C. Luter Jenkins Halifax County Recorder's Court

Loan approved for Halifax and Albemarle Paper plants

Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved a 3.5 million dollar loan to Halifax Paper Company Incorporated and Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Company to modernize and expand facilities in North Carolina.

Halifax Paper Co Reconstruction Finance Corporation Halifax Paper Company, Incorporated Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Company North Carolina

Surplus Trucks Offered to North Carolina Farmers

The Surplus Property Administration announced next week the sale of 100 nine one percent ton cargo trucks 22 forty four ton pickup trucks and 10 fourteen ton stake body trucks to farmers and farmer cooperatives in Halifax Edgecombe Bertie and Northampton counties. County Agents and AAA offices provide procurement procedures.

Halifax Edgecombe Bertie Northampton AAA

Women in Roanoke Rapids Sell 55369 in E Bonds

Mrs. Howard Fruaen, chairman of the Women's War Finance Committee, reports her Roanoke Rapids group sold 55369 worth of E bonds in the Seventh War Loan. She thanks every woman who assisted, crediting their cooperation with the strong result and urging continued bond sales and keeping bonds.

Howard Fruaen Women’s War Finance Committee Roanoke Rapids

Monkeys Climb Trees Roanoke Rapids Man Falls Asleep in Tree

A Roanoke Rapids resident on Monroe Street climbed a tree to reach a beehive after discarding a ladder. He napped among the branches, oblivious to the bees, until an officer was alerted by a noise. Details continue on page 12-Sect. AL

Roanoke Rapids Monroe Street Investi

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Rotary Club Charles T. Johnson C. C. Shell William Tickel W. C. Morgan Harold Bloom Harvey Taylor R. I. Starke Julian Allsbrook Ed Knott Mincher Hatems Jimmie Hatem Hatem Silver Grill Tenth Street B. Mincher A. K. Hatem New York City N. Hatem Albert Hatem B. Hatem Jimmie Prof Einstein Prof. Einstein
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