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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

5

Mail Christmas Boxes To Soldiers Overseas 1944

Post Office Department and Army Navy urge sending holiday parcels Sept 15 to Oct 15 1944. Box weight 5 pounds max and 16 by 36 inches with sturdy packing. Mail early after Sept 18. seal cards. avoid perishables and intoxicants. include complete legible internal address.

Post Office Department Army Navy

Miss Fannye Marks Visits New York City Bar Bizon Plaza

Florida resident Miss Fannye Marks recently visited New York City and stayed as a guest at the Bar Bizon Plaza Hotel. The report notes her city origin and hospitality lodging during the trip.

Fannye Marks New York City Miss Marks Barbizon Plaza Hotel

Garner in Norfolk Ill With Double Pneumonia

C. L. Garener is critically ill at Dupaul Hospital in Norfolk Virginia. He is suffering from double pneumonia. Mr and Mrs A F Garner were called to Norfolk last week due to his illness.

C. L. Garener Dupaul Hospital Norfolk A. F. Garner

Weeks Promoted to Corporal in IX Air Force Service Command

Private First Class James L. Weeks was promoted to corporal and announced from England by IX Air Force Service Command headquarters. A Weldon High School alumnus from Halifax, he played football baseball and track in 1941, attended North Carolina State University, and joined the Army in 1943. Now stationed overseas, he serves in a supply and maintenance section of the Ninth Air Force’s Allied Expeditionary Air Force.

James L. Weeks England Service Group IX Air Force Service Command Weldon High Weeks Halifax North Carolina State University Alpha Omega Kappa Alpha Order Army Ninth Air Force Allied Expeditionary Air Force

Promoted Corporal Maury Coston of Roanoke Rapids

Maury D. Coston son of Mr and Mrs James P Coston 1211 Washington St Roanoke Rapids has been promoted to corporal He serves in a B 24 combat crew in training for overseas duty at Charleston Army Air Field South Carolina Coston attended Rosemary Grammar School and Roanoke Rapids High School before enlisting in March 1943 and working at Roanoke Mills Co.

Maury D. Coston James P. Coston Washington St Roanoke Rapids Charleston Army Air Field Charleston South Carolina Coston Rosemary Grammar Roanoke Rapids High School Roanoke Mills Co

4-Hers Enrolling to Aid War Meat Production

4 H youth join the National 4 H Meat Animal Activity to boost wartime food output. Government projections show meat production near 25.6 billion pounds this year, with slaughter of millions of cattle and hogs. Merit awards from Thomas E Wilson include silver medals, gold watches, and a Chicago trip with $200 college scholarships for top finishers.

Thomas E. Wilson Chicago Committee On Boys and Girls Club

Roanoke Rapids Native Enrolled in Aviation Cadet Training

Charles J. Wolhar, son of Mr and Mrs William A Wolhar of Roanoke Rapids, is in the class of aviation cadets at Independence Army Air Field Kansas. He has completed the pre flight and primary phases and after ten weeks will advance to further training to determine whether he is suited for single engine fighter or twin engine bomber pilot tracks.

Charles J. Wolhar William A. Wolhar Roanoke Avenue Roanoke Rapids Independence Army Air Field Kansas

Small Blaze Extinguished Near Blue Front Lunch

Fire department was called to a small blaze in the building beside Blue Front Lunch. The fire started from an unknown source in the floor and caused slight damage.

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Hudsons to Move Back to Roanoke Rapids

Mr and Mrs Marion Hudson of Wilmington Delaware plan to relocate to Roanoke Rapids this month occupying their Washington Street home Mr Hudson has been in the city for several days on business matters

Marion Hudson Wilmington Del Roanoke Rapids Hudson City Washington Street

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Florida Seaman Raymond C. Banty Naval Air Gunner’s School Hollywood Jesse Banty G. J. Morgan Garner Norfolk, Va Chas. J. Wolhar Aviation Cadet Weldon Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
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