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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1944

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Map Step for Roanoke Rapids Airport Site

A topographical map of the proposed Roanoke Rapids airport site will cost over $1,000. G B Garanflo CAA representative from Charlotte reviewed the prospective field at a Tuesday committee meeting led by Dr M C Maddrey in the Municipal Building. Plans then go to Garanflo for drawing airport plans for Civil Aeronautics Administration approval.

Roanoke Rapids G. B. Garanflo CAA Charlotte Airport Committee M. C. Maddrey Garanflo Civil Aeronautics Administration

Enfield Seaman Harper Wounded in Service

Navy Department reports Glenn Harper seaman 1 c of Enfield was badly burned in action. A wife Mary Ellen Vick, daughter of Arthur Ick, is told he was doing well at that time. Harper’s mother is Mrs. Ella Browning of Norfolk, and his father was the late George Harper. He previously worked at the M System store and Vick’s Market.

Enfield Ross Cadle American Red Cross Navy Department Glenn Harper Harper Mary Ellen Vick Arthur Ick Ella Browning Norfolk,Va George Harper Suite M. System Store Vick’s

Death notices of Ida Hale and relatives in Louisburg

Mrs Ida Hale dies prompting Mr and Mrs Frank R Thomas to travel to Louisburg after being called by the death of Mrs Hale. The notice mentions the Thomas couple and the family connection to Ida Hale.

Frank R. Thomas Louisburg Thomas Ida Hale

City Patrolman Rothrock Resigns to Start Business in Enfield

The Herald reports that Skinny Rothrock did not choose Littleton for his new business location but went to Enfield. He disclosed the plan at a Rotary Club dance at the Armory around 1 a.m., and the reporter may have misheard him or miswrote Littleton.

Herald Rothrock State Patrol Littleton The Enfield Armory

School Students Launch War Bond Drive at High School

A joint assembly last Tuesday launched the Sixth War Bond Campaign in the school. The goal is 60 000 dollars, 7 000 more than last year, with 90 percent of pupils buying bonds regularly to earn a Treasury Department flag for one month. Committees and weekly programs are organized to sustain enthusiasm as posters and charts spread through the schools.

J. M. Walker Treasury Department

Roanoke Rapids Man Believed Killed in Philippine Battle

Wilbur Anderton 37, of Roanoke Rapids and Virginia Electric employee, reported missing in action after serving as a radarman on a destroyer escort in the battle of the Philippines. He attended Roanoke Rapids High School and UNC, married Catherine Jackson, and was among the North Carolinians aboard the USS Samuel B Roberts, which navy reports as lost. The community chest campaign shortfall and Manning’s statement will appear in The Herald.

Edward B. Manning The Herald Wilbur Anderton Bettie A. Anderton Mr. Anderton War Department Anderton Roanoke Rapids Virginia Electric & Power Company Navy Philippines U. S&s S Samuel B Roberts Roanoke Rapids High School University of North Carolina Catherine Jackson J. M. Jackson Jackson Street

Sumner Is Transferred to Rocky Mount Office

Ray Sumner, longtime United States Employment Service manager in Roanoke Rapids, is reassigned to Rocky Mount. He will be succeeded by R. A. Michie of Durham, formerly manager of the Wilson office.

Ray Sumner United States Employment Service Roanoke Rapids Rocky Mount Summner R.A. Michie Durham Wilson

New Yorker Injured in Crash Near Halifax

Sianey Sloman of the Bronx is in Roanoke Rapids Hospital with severe back and spinal injuries from an automobile crash on Highway 301 near Halifax last Thursday. Mr and Mrs William Ringler of the Bronx, passengers in the panel truck, were treated for minor injuries and released.

Sianey Sloman Bronx Roanoke Rapids Halifax William Ringler Sloman Ringlers Florida New York

Sergt Hancock Visits Parents Before Return to Greensboro

Staff Sgt Willie T Hancock returns to his Greensboro station after a 23 day fur lough with his parents at 921 Cedar Street He has served 31 months in India and was formerly employed by Rosemary Manufacturing Company.

Willie T. Hancock Greensboro Cedar Street Hancock India Rosemary Manufacturing Company

A and P Stores to Close at 8 on Saturdays

Announcement states A and P Stores will close at 8 p m on Saturday nights starting next Saturday November 25 and continuing through Christmas.

McDowell Jr Transferred After Boat Training

Virgil E. McDowell Jr son of Mr and Mrs Virgil E McDowell of Monroe Street has been transferred from Camp Perry after finishing boat training to Corpus Christi Texas in the Army Navy air Navy service list.

Virgil E. McDowell, Jr Virgil E. McDowell Monroe Street Camp Perry Corpus Christi Texas

Christmas Seal Sunday Planned by Halifax Churches

Miss Virginia Blount Halifax County publicity chair for the Tuberculosis Association announced that several churches have designated next Sunday as Christmas Seal Sunday with the Buy Your Share of Health slogan. She stressed the campaign’s importance and potential success for this year’s drive.

Virginia Blount Tuberculosis Association Halifax County Miss Blount

Sgt Robt Gums Home On 21 Day Furlough

Staff Sergeant Robert W. Gums, son of Mr and Mrs Bob Gums of 201 Henry Street, is at home on a 21 day furlough. He was wounded in action months ago and has been in Northington General Hospital Tuscaloosa Alabama. He is recovering splendidly from his wounds.

Robert W. Gums Bob Gums Henry Street Sergt. Gums Northington General Hospital Tuscaloosa Ala

Deer entangles in fence as hunter bags 145 pound buck near Roanoke Rapids

Sam Powell of near Roanoke Rapids says he hunts deer by letting them come to him. Early Saturday morning a 145 pound buck became entangled in his stock fence, and Powell shot and killed it, providing venison. He called it the real McCoy.

Sam Powell Roanoke Rapids Sam

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Martha Craddock Mary Walker Josephine Johnson Aline Smith Margaret Lambert Margaret Lewis Joe Talley Vernie Eddins Winifred Beckwith Louise Chitty Elizabeth Wilder Ruth Sha Ruth Chapman Margaret Sumner New Yorker Sergt. Hancock Sgt. Robt. Gums Big Buck
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