N&O Index Card Listings

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World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Youth describes sinking of British plan< carrier. 0.13-39:3.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Ministers lash at war hysteria. 1, . Je.3-40:
  • Group of 30 urge i var, Raleigh men oppose
  • move. Je.10-40:1.
  • U.S. aid to allie 3 urged by N.C. Farm
  • Bureau Federation. Je.12-40:3.
  • Mass meeting on war called in Wake court
  • house. Je.13-40:1.
  • Citizens rally to urge immediate aid to
  • allies. Je.13-40:1.
  • Help for allies g Lven approval in Wake
  • meeting. Je.14- 40:1.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Laurinburg citizens say "cut red tape". Je.14-40:6.
  • Anti-war group plans meeting. Je.26-40:
  • Group of Chapel Hill citizens for declaring war. Je.29-40:3.
  • For war now by W.T.Couch, W.S. Jenkins and Robert W.Wallace. Je.30-40:4 M.
  • Rev. D.E. Stewart, pastor of Presbyterian church in Chapel Hill assailed as favoi ing war by H.K.Beale. Jl.2-40:11.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • 40:1. Group here asks defense, not war. J1.2-Promer Raleigh woman, Mrs. Edwards Fellows writes of English raids. Ag.13-40:10. Raleigh man, Hubert Stewart, with Canadians. N.3-40:8.
  • 15 pilots here may join R.A.F. N.16-40:2
  • Letters written amidst bombings. D.15-4C
  • 6. 12.
  • Eddy and Beal in war debate. Jan.l5-41:1
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Col. Brown foresees Jap attack on Philippines. D.8-41:1. p.4.
  • Japan declares war on U.S. D.8-41:1, Ed.
  • State marshals war resources: Wilmington guards plants. D.9-41:11.
  • Raleigh boy in war zone. D.10-41:11.
  • Raleigh soldier killed: Three Tar Heels slain in Hawaii. D.11-41:1.
  • World war: the cycle makes turn to the U.S. D.14-41:1 M.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • A Hitch-hiker poll on the war. N.30-41: 1 M.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Kinston man ssys Japs have horror of bombing. D.16-43:10.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Goldsboro boy can boast of hitting Jap airplanes. Mar.29-42:4.
  • Grady brothers in service. Mar.29-42:7.
  • Tar Heels to receive silver star award. Ap.1-42:16.
  • Poole brothers in service. Ap.5-42:3. Wilson brother and sister, Kathleen and J.M.Creech, in armed service. Ap.6-42:5.
  • Four Riddle brothers from Rrleiph in sei vice. Ap.7-42:3.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Three "brothers, sons of Mr. & Mrs. J.A. Register, New Bern are in armed service. F.24-42:11.
  • Five brothers, Slades, in forces from N.C. F.24-42:11. 15-42:1.
  • Two more ships sun".: off N.C. coast. Ap.
  • Governor receives assurance the Navy is taking steps to resist submarines off state coast. Ap.16-42:1.
World War, 1939-1945 (World War II)
  • Brother and sister in army. Mar.9-42:3. Japanese approves aid to prisoners. Mar. 14-42:3.
  • Tanker torpedoes, sunk off coast near
  • SouthiDort. Mar. 15-42:1.
  • Two U.S. Freighters sunk by U-boats off Morehead. Mar.19-42:1.
  • Brother and ifester in army. Mar.24-42:5.
  • Two more ships sunk by U-boats off Carolina coast, ar.26-42:1. Mar.27-42:1.