Captain Tate Moore Dies in San Diego Camp Kearny
Captain Tate Moore a Wilmington physician and Tulane graduate died at Camp Kearny San Diego California last night. He was 32 and survived by his wife Mrs Moore. He served as a captain after enlisting last August and was beloved in Wilmington for his ear nose and throat practice and athletic interests. He will be interred in Bolivar Tennessee.
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H. Tate Moore
Edward Jenner Wood
Captain Moore
Tate Moore
Wilmington
Camp Kearney
San Diego
Cal
Tennessee
Bolivar
Carolina
Moore
Tulane University
New Orleans
Touro Infirmary
Oglethorpe
Civil Service Exams Open for Government Positions in City
Civil Service Commission announces examinations in government posts with dates through May 14. Applications may be filed for many roles by May 7 and openings include engineers, map specialists, photographers, and clerks with salaries ranging from 360 to 3 900 dollars annually, plus per diem rates.
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Civil Service Commission
Washington
Negro escapes stockade mystery grips Wilmington police
Andrew Patterson a 30 year old Black man escaped from Wilmington's stockade and later vanished from a locked guardhouse cell. Police and stockade officials searched the building and basement but found no trace as authorities consider a second breakout. Patterson had previously served time for larceny and was due for a court hearing when he disappeared.
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Wilmington
Andrew Patterson
H. Mack Godwin
Patterson
Twelfth
Red Cross
Godwin
Recorder’s Court
Police Department
A&i
Andrew
Twelfth Streets
Red Cross Luncheon Campaign Conference Speakers Named
Tomorrow's noon Red Cross campaign luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce will feature Wilkes Wamboldt campaign director Herbert V Carson volunteer director of the speakers campaign Willis J Milner Jr director of publicity for the Southern division and Dr Esther Clayson Lovejoy recent repatriate worker in France Rev Thomas P Noe will preside and introduce the speakers. The Wilmington chapter shows keen interest as groundwork begins.
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Wilkes Wamboldt
Herbert V. Carson
Willis J. Milner, Jr
Bureau of Publicity
Esther Clayson Lovejoy
France
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas P. Noe
American Red ‘Cross Society
Wilmington
Union School Building Condemned Amid Bond Debate
The Board of Education deplored the Union school building condition and lack of funds. It discussed a $250,000 bond issue, a 10 mill tax levy, resignations of two board members, and appointments to fill vacancies as it warned the Union site may close after the term without funds.
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J. A. Taylor
Hemenway
John D. Bellamy, Jr
J. B. Sidbury
J. W. Grainger, Jr
Board of Education
Court House
Bessie Koonce
Marie Morris
Wilmington
New Hanover County
Cooper
Union School
Solomon
Family Reunion Among Schnibben Sons at Home
Fire Chief and Mrs Charles Schnibben hosted a reunion at their home as three sons visited. Sergeant John Schnibben returned to Camp Seydon for duties. Mrs Charlék Schnibben went back to Chicago. Sergeant L R Schnibben of the 105 Engineers, also at Camp Sevier, remains on duty nearby.
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Charles Schnibben
John Schnibben
Mobile Ordnancee Repair Shop
Camp Seydon
Charlék* Schnibben
Chicago
L. R. Schnibben
Engineers
Camp Sevier
Semi-Annual Convention Of North Carolina Papers On Saturday
The North Carolina Association of Afternoon Newspapers will hold its semi annual convention at the Guilford Hotel Greensboro on Saturday night April 13 at 8 o clock. Editors from across the state will attend and discuss labor problems postal law and how newspapers can serve the government during wartime. The program features W W Weaver and J D Gold on labor issues and J W Rawley on circulation with other newspaper leaders presenting.joined by open discussions and a heavy attendance expected.
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North Carolina Association of
Guilford Hotel
Greensboro
W. W. Weaver
Durham Sun
John D. Gold
Asheville Times
J. B. Hurley
Salisbury Post
Times
Seaboard Employees to Buy Liberty Bonds Plan
A central Seaboard Air Line Railroad committee directs district groups to pool efforts for Liberty Loan bonds. E B Hunter chairs the district drive with instalment payments for staff. Posters fill shops as the road targets a two and a half billion dollar showing with rewards for top sellers and best district efforts.
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Seaboard
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Liberty Loan
E. B. Hunter
B. L. Hammer
Norfolk
Rural Carriers Examination Opens to Women in War Time
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier exam for Brunswick County North Carolina to be held in Wilmington on April 26. It seeks Towncreek post office rural carrier and future rural routes. open to citizen residents of the county meeting Form No 1977 requirements. Women may apply on equal terms with men during the war, per Post Office Department request.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Brunswick
N. C
Wilmington
Towncreek
Washington, D. C
Commission
Washington
Post Office Department
Navy cook trainer teaches aboard submerged submarine
Mrs. M A Wilson of Philadelphia runs training for Navy cooks and conducts classes on board a submerged submarine, highlighting naval culinary instruction in a unique setting.
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M. A. Wilson
Philadelphia
United States Navy
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Tulane
Stockade
Oo. K.D
Liberty
North Carolina
The
Wilmington Savings & Trust Company
Princess Street
Liberty Loan Committee
Boylan & Hancocsa
Armour
Package Foods
Tee Frankfurt Sausage
Jadhav Oleomargarine
R. F. Campbell
Mgr
Wilmington, N. C
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