Women Alien Enemies Required to Register
Registration for German alien females 14 years and older within the United States proceeds June 5 under the authority of the attorney general. Officials Nathan J. Williams and H. MeL. Green oversee the process, with locations at the police chief’s office and local post offices for city and county registrants respectively. Violators face restraint, imprisonment, or removal, and the notice outlines complex citizenship rules and exemptions for those with US naturalization or marriage to Americans.
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Nathan J. Williams
H. Mel. Green
United States
Willams
Green
Thomas
Gregory
Attorney General
Germany
Marray
Alsace-Lorraine
Schleswig-Holstein
Washington
Gores Suspended Officer to Face City Council
J. G. Gore, a police officer suspended by Chief Williams after an Eagle Island incident, plans to appear with his attorney before the city council Wednesday morning. The case involves allegations of intoxication from liquor found planted on the island and Gore’s role in watching it, with further disclosures promised.
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J. G. Gore
Williams
Eagle Island
Gore
Rackley
Harker
Gore Ner
Commissioner of Public Safety
Grimsley
Miss Harriet Pope Joins Royal Theatre Orchestra
Miss Harriet Pope of Durham joins the Royal Theatre Orchestra as a piano artist. Formerly pianist at the Orpheum theater, Durham, she brings a seasoned touch to light music shows and helped make the first bill of the week’s company a success.
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Harriet Pope
Durham
Howard-Wells Amusement Company
Royal Theatre Orchestra
Miss Pope
Orpheum Theater
Royal Orchestra
Power preaches against the slacker at First Christian Church
Prof J Montague Power spoke on The Slacker at the First Christian Church last night. He urged government service and M C A work overseas, urging the public to view slackers as a dire threat to the Allied cause and praised the audience for understanding the issue.
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J. Montague Power
Court House
First Christian Church
Power
Wilmington
First Church
Camp Fires Gleam as Farmer Boys Work at Bolton
One hundred thirty seven acres are planted in corn and velvet at Bolton by 66 Whimington boys under Odis B. Hinnant. The third contingent goes out today with about $500 earned. Forty? five boys started this morning for a week long stay, aiming for a Lake Waccamaw camping trip after two weeks without lost time penalties.
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Bolton
Gas failure shortens afternoon Dispatch edition
Fore noon gas outage caused the Dispatch to publish an abbreviated afternoon edition. The disruption affected print deadlines and distribution easing. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Faithful Thanks for Deliverance After Train Wreck Near Delgado
In Delgado, Baptists and Presbyterians joined in evening services at the Presbyterian church to give thanks for the near catastrophe on Monday when a Sunday school excursion car derailed from a trestle into Wiitsville sound. No fatalities. most patients were discharged from the hospital. survivors recall divine protection.
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Delgado
Wiitsville Sound
Andrew J. Howell
Winter Park Presbyterian Church
D. H. Willcox
John Jeter Hurt
First Baptist Church
Mill Village
Little Mill
Coal Order Week Urges Winter Fuel Purchases
This week is observed locally as coal order week urging residents who will use coal for fuel in winter to place orders with their dealers. The fuel administration aims to manage the upcoming supply by coordinating orders during the week.
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Fuel Administration
Mrs Merritt Critically Ill at Home in Raleigh
Friends of Mrs. Mary Merritt of 514 Chestnut street mourn her critical condition at home. Her sons R. H. Merritt of Raleigh and Louis L. Merritt of Charleston, and grandson Herbert L. Darden of Hopewell, Va., are in the city.
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Merritt
Mary Merritt
Chestnut Street
R. H. Merritt
Raleigh
Louis L. Merritt
Charleston
Herbert L. Darden
Hopewell
Engineer Lieu tenant Safe In France
Lieutenant C. C. Brown Jr of the 307th engineers has landed safely in France, per a cable to his father C. C. Brown of 1721 Chestnut Street. The report confirms his welfare amid the wartime dispatches received yesterday.
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C. C. Brown, Jr
307Th Engineers
France
C. C. Brown
Chastnut Street
James F. Avent
Corps Artillery Park
Bag
J. D. Avent
Walnut Street
Blizzard returns to Newport News for summer stay
K. L. Blizzard, formerly with Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock, has returned to the city for the summer. The Carolina Place Red Cross unit will meet tomorrow at 4 30 PM at Mrs. J. F. Man's home, 1802 Perry Avenue.
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K. L. Blizzard
Newport News, Va
Carolina Place
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