Kiwanis Talk by Capt Bernard Bailey on Democracy and War
Capt Bernard Bailey of ORD Greensboro addressed the Kiwanis Club at a luncheon at 12:15. He argued that Prussian militarism and German war culture must be studied to prevent future aggression and urged guiding postwar youth toward democracy through church influence. Attendees included Tully Blair Winston-Salem George Davis Winston-Salem and others. C. T. Ingram won the attendance prize.
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Belock
Kiwanis Club
H. P. Morison
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Army
Amer
Sisr
Junkers
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Adolph Hiter
Tle
Iley
Tully D. Blair
Winon-Salem
George A. Davis
Inston-Salem
FE. O. Dume P. W. Grandjean
Dirkman
C. T. Ingram
James G
North Carolina Weather Outlook This Weekend
Mostly cloudy with little temperature change today and tonight. Occasional light rain tonight starting in the northeast this afternoon. Sunday will be partly cloudy and mild.
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Paris meeting seen as essential despite postponement doubts
Veterans in Washington weigh Byrnes proposal to convene a four power Paris conference to salvage May peace talks. Russia and France favor delaying the May parley while key issues like Italy's colonies reparations and the Yugoslav Italian frontier in Istria loom as main obstacles to a timely treaty framework.
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Seek Priorities For Hospital's Building Plans
Raleigh April 6 Steps have been taken to obtain priorities to continue the state hospital board of control building program General business Manager R M Brothers told the board yesterday but there is no indication as to when priorities will be granted The projected building program started several weeks ago contemplates three staff cottages and 20 homes for attendants at the Raleigh hospital five staff cottages and 20 cottages for attendants at Morganton 16 cottages at Goldsboro and 16 at Kinston a new dining hall at Morganton and a new laundry at Goldsboro Officers elected at the board of control meeting include Dr H O Lineberger of Leghn chairman W G Clark of Tarboro vice chairman Mrs Andrew Blair of Charlotte secretary and Thomas O Berry of Goldsboro and John Umstead of Chapel Hill members of the executive committee Clark O Berry and T C Bynum of Edenton were reappointed yesterday by Governor Cherry as members of the board for terms expiring April 1 1950
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Wheelchair Students Bused Five Days by Red Cross Corps
Forty handicapped students in Fort Worth Texas are transported to school five days a week by Red Cross Volunteer Motor Corps volunteers. Children in wheel chairs are among those assisted in the program.
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Red Cross Volunteer Motor Corps
Fort Worth
Texas
S. E. Tucker Honored by First Reformed Church Men
The E. T. Hedrick Bible class of First Evangelical and Reformed church held a supper in a special session to honor S. E. Tucker who taught for six years. Arnold J. Koonce served as supply teacher and presented Tucker a lamp and book. Tucker noted $18 000 raised in six years with 86 percent for church enterprises and Nazareth Orphans' Home.
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Raymond Clapp
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Rockwell and Missions
Navy Plans to End Demobilization by September
The Navy announced plans to complete demobilization by September 1. Starting July 1, critical reserve scores bottoming out will trigger separations in four quotas at centers, with final discharge by August or September as feasible. Exceptions include extended service, certain assignments, medical or disciplinary statuses, and specific programs.
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Sprinkle Arrested in Flu intoxication charge
Ernest A. Sprinkle of Trinity Rt. 1 was arrested by local police this morning on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants and was held on a $500 bond.
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Ernest A. Sprinkle
Trinity Rt. 1
Radio Program Schedule Note for Time Zone Changes
A list of radio programs and time adjustments for EST to CST and MST, noting corrections by networks too late to update. Entries span from 2:00 p.m. to midnight with diverse shows, including dramas, music, news, contests, and variety programs across CBS ABC NBC and local networks.
Truman Sets Broad Policy For United Nations Defense Pact
President Truman outlines a regional defense pact among American republics to support the United Nations and world peace. He calls for universal training, a year of extended draft, and armed forces unification as foundation stones of a strong nation. He warns against scrapping military power and urges continued leadership under UN membership.
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Car thief mystery ends with ransom note to barber
Dominick Guerra reports his car vanished from in front of his Philadelphia barber shop for six nights in a row. He sold the vehicle, then received a package containing five duplicate ignition keys and an unsigned note stating the car would be of no further use.
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Dominick Guerra
Guerra
Winners Named In District Music Festival
High Point and Allen Jay schools led the Winston-Salem district music festival with multiple first places. Winners span mixed choruses, bands, orchestras, vocal groups, quartets, and solos including students from Hanes Kernersville Reynolds Gray Allen Jay High Point and Greensboro with state contest bids noted for top class winners.
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le Aiton
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Gerry Holcomb
Joe Ayers
Allen Ay
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Jean Mann
Peggy Ann Alderman
Reynolds
Concert Association To Hold Business Meeting In Wright Field
The High Point Community Concert Association schedules its annual business meeting for Wednesday at 4 30 PM at Wright filed for divorce from Sheraton hotel per Mrs C F Tomlinson president. All officers executive committee and members urged to attend. The item blends with legal notices and property sales in Guilford County.
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Stock Market Opens with Irregular Gains in Early Trading
New York April 6 Irregularly higher tendencies prevailed in today’s early stock market proceedings. Up fractionally at an active opening were Woolworth Philip Morris Kennecott Paramount Pictures Socony Radio Corp U S Rubber Continental Oil and Nash Kelvinator. Small declines were posted for General Motors U S Steel Southern Pacific Youngstown Sheet and American Viscose.
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Livestock Prices Steady with Mixed Cattle Markets in Chicago
USDA report shows salable cattle 500 and steady trends across weights. Fed steers and yearlings held firm to 25 higher while stock cattle and cows moved variably with beef cows strong to 25 higher and feedlot prices mostly in the 14 to 17 dollar range.
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USDA
Oklahoma
Black markets profiting from food threaten starving babies
WORLD TODAY notes the peril of black markets in aid food and praises UNRRA warning from Director La Guardia to stamp out rackets. It cites Austria gaining relief as Soviet land withdrawals ease food shortages, reducing 125000 acres to 50000 and easing 700 calorie per day hunger in the occupied zone.
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Mrs Click 67 Dies At Home Of Daughter
Mrs Sophie Bell Jones Click 68 died early yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs W B Cox 225 Shirley avenue in this city. She became ill Thursday night on a visit and died a few hours later. Surviving are her husband J N Click a son M D Click Concord two daughters Mrs Cox High Point and Mrs Mael Griffith county line three brothers Austin Jones Wilkesboro Hampton and Sam Jones Rt 4 Mocksville three sisters Miss Bell Jones Rt 4 Mocksville Mrs John Rutledge Elkin and Mrs John Green Mocksville Rt 1 and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held.
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Iredell-Davie County
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M. D. Click
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Burial at church cemetery after afternoon service
Wartime relief continues as displaced Europeans receive Red Cross food parcels. About 9,000,000 parcels were distributed from leftovers after the war.
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American Red Cross
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