Company B 105th Medical Regiment Enters Another Army Duty
Lt Sgt James T Martin reports on Company B of the 105th Medical Regiment, now entering a new active duty period starting September 16. The unit began at Fort Jackson South Carolina last year, grew from 66 to over 100 personnel, with Lt Martin L Sebastian and Capt Taylor among its officers. The article praises the men for discipline and readiness, urges public support, and notes moves of officers and future hopes for homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Taylor
Raleigh
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Martin L. Sebastian
New York
William H. Moore
N. Y
Martin Spector
Abram Rubin
Taylor
Roanoke Rapids
Fort Reservation
Tennessee
105Th Medical Regiment
Soldier in Foreign Service Thanks Home Town Herald
A serviceman in Oahu expresses gratitude for the hometown Herald keeping him connected to his North Carolina home. He praises the paper for reporting on local servicemen, notes Army life as a draftee, and fondly recalls his modern barracks and considerate civilians while insisting there’s no place like his old hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
America
Foreign Service
Herald
Oahu
North Carolina
Harrell boy injured in bicycle accident
Hurton Bicycle Hayward Harrell, five, son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Harrell of Hamilton Street, was slightly injured Friday about 5 pm when his foot caught in the bicycle he rode. His heel was lacerated and treated at the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Harrell
Jesse Harrell
Hamilton Street
Dorton Names 44 Directors for State Fair Raleigh Exposition
Dr J S Dorton announces 44 directors for the 18 divisions of the 85th State Fair to be held in Raleigh October 14 18 with a National Defense theme. Exhibits will cover 92 000 square feet highlighting agriculture industry and education and include many state agencies and hundreds of commercial exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
J. S. Dorton
F. E. Miller
State Department of Agriculture
Fair Division
F. H. Jeter
State College
R. E. Currin, Jr
Rocky Mount
R. J. Harris
Central Experiment Station
C. W. Sheffield
N.C.D.A
Roy S. Dearstyne
C. F. Partrish
Charles Dearing
Willard
H. R. Niswonger
Robert Schmidt
J. A. Arey
Harl H. Hostetler
R. H. Ruffner
William Moore
J. E. Foster
L. I. Case
C. D. Grinnells
A. C. Kimrey
Dean W. Colvard
Swannanoa
H. W. Taylor
E. V. Vestal
J. J. Rea
Wenona
J. Wade Hendricks
Statesville
W. C. Boon
Gibsonville
S. A. Horn
Burlington
Miss Ruth Current
In grateful memory of Thomas W M Long M D
An inscription at Roanoke Rapids Hospital honors Thomas Williams Mason Long M D born January 14 1886 died February 3 1941 for leading the hospital and nursing school founding effort and malaria eradication. Placed by the Roanoke Rapids Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williams Mason Long
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Arm Breaks for Sam Ledge at Imperial Theatre
Sam Ledge of Rosemary section broke his left arm while working at the Imperial Theatre Friday morning. The fracture was set and the arm placed in splints at the local hospital before he was discharged home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ledge
Rosemary
Imperial Theatre
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James T. Martin
Lief
Schofield Barracks
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Carroll L. Wilson
Roanoke Rapids Herald
N. C
Wilson
Brickell
Hurton Bicycle
Dorton
R. Harrrill
Frances MacGregor
C. H. Brannon
P. G. Craddock
Roy H. Thomas
Katherine T. Dennis
George W. Coggin
C. J. Warren
William Hodges
David S. Weaver
Paul L. Fletcher
T. W. M. Long
The
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
W. Second St
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