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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
3
Foreign and domestic war updates from Washington on labor aid and conscription policy to Pershing reporting troop losses. Canadian Victory Loan success, Actaeon sinkings, rail relief plans, and treasury note issues. Frontline fighting across Europe with German offensives and Allied counter advances near Cambrai and Lavacquerie. Leaders gather in Paris for inter allied talks.
A weekly digest notes the Paris interallied conference, Bolshevik armistice proposal aiding Germany, shifting Russian power groups, and Italy's front against Austro-German forces. It reports on Allied unity efforts, U S war council, rail and trade controls, and Vatican responses amid global crisis.
Announcement lists forty eight young women who passed the North Carolina State Board of Nurses exam conducted in Asheville in November 2022. Ethel Brownaburger of Fletcher had the top average at 94 1 3 percent, followed by Maimmig Bell of Wilson with the same score. The article names dozens of successful examinees from cities including Charlotte Wilmington Greensboro Durham Rocky Mount High Point Kinston Concord Gastonia Rutherfordton Conway Washington DC Rock Hill SC and others.
Editors from North Carolina newspapers gathered in Winston-Salem to back Col. F. H. Fries in a statewide drive to promote war savings certificates. Santford Martin, president of the North Carolina Press Association, declared there would be no slackers among the state's papers amid enthusiastic reception of his address.
A letter to Senator Overman from Secretary Baker states that German prisoners at Hot Springs New Mexico are under the jurisdiction of the Department of Labor, not the War Department. The secretary denies paying private prisoners any monthly wage and says wartime costs are charged to their own government, with repatriation planned after the war. The rule of international law is observed for all present belligerents, including Germany.
Application filed for a charter to form the Gaston Hosiery Company in Cherryville with authorized capital of 160000. The company may start business after 10000 subscribed, already taken by A B Cook of Gastonia J W Kendrick N B Kendrick and M Mannex of Cherryville. Machinery hoped to be in use within 60 to 90 days.
In Robeson and Chatham counties farmers report strong gains from cotton, with many households moving from tobacco. Rabbits in Chatham are leaner than usual, and Frank Siler is appointed elder in the Winston-Salem district while remaining dean at Bennett College for Women through the current scholastic year.
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