U S Material Will Save L A From Upheaval
Nelson Rockefeller warned at Chester that South American upheaval could follow if the United States does not supply needed materials steel machines and agricultural equipment The launch of a 17 500 ton liner Rio de Janeiro for South American service accompanied the remarks The ship built at Sun Ship here is the last of four vessels in Moore McCormack s South American program totaling 80 million dollars.
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Chester
United States States
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
U. S
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Great Britain
England
Senhora Alzira Vargas Do Amaral
Peixoto
Vargas
Brazil
John F. O'Hara
Notre Dame University
Senhora Peixoto
O'Hara
Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Moore - McCormack Steamship Company
World's Highest Lake Steam Navigation At Titicaca
Lake Titicaca reaches 12,500 feet above sea level and remains the world's highest body of water to support steam navigation. The plateau harbor and Andean peaks frame this notable maritime achievement.
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Lake Titicaca
Ande
Plans for War Readiness Show Strains and Doubts
National Whirlias notes political realism in foreign policy and hints at a possible shift toward war with eyes open. Prices rise, ceilings loom, and consumer protests grow as labor and farmers push for inflation controls. Washington weighs cotton homes, and Roosevelt camps reveal gaps in planes and artillery amid a cautious defense buildup.
Six Die in North Carolina Weekend Accidents
Six people were killed in North Carolina over the weekend. Four died in automobile crashes and two others were found beside railroad tracks. Waller Lee Petree died in a wreck northwest of Winston-Salem. Wilbert L. Copley and William H. Owens, both teens, were found beside a railroad near Southmont, likely struck by a train. R M Edge, 10, died in a bicycle car crash near Vander, and Margaret Melvin, 6, was struck near Cedar Creek. James O McGehee Jr., 28, a Duke student, was fatally hurt in a Durham bus-campus area collision.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Waller Lee Petree
Winston-Salem
Wilbert L. Copley
William H. Owens
Southmont
Lexington
Fayette- Ville
R. M. Edge
Vander
Margaret Melvin
Cedar Creek
William O. McGehee, Jr
Kent
Tore
Duke University
University
Durham
Small minority blamed for labor strife says Snyder
Rep. J Buell Snyder of Pennsylvania says not more than 56 hundredths of one percent of workers cause uncalled for strikes. He plans to press labor support while promising iron-handed action against Bundists and Communists hindering defense production. He toured air factories and noted new highway curb mechanism in Chicago. Parachute troops test automatic ripcord release. Shanghai rents up forty percent in the past year.
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Snyder
Washington
State Music Contest Opens At Woman's College Tuesday
North Carolina students begin arriving in Greensboro for the 22nd annual State High School Music Contest. A reorganized four day event emphasizes district contests and finals quality, with two days of vocal festival culminating in a public 1000-voice concert at Aycock auditorium. Friday highlights band day and a grand massed concert under G C Bainum.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Woman's College
Aycock
Harold Tallman
Wayne University
Detroit
Michigan
Nobel Cain
Chicago
Walker Avenue
College Athletic Filed
G. C. Bainum
Northwestern University
Mills
Ray Alson Hill Enlists in Marine Corps for Parris Island
Ray Alson Hill son of Mr and Mrs Charles E L Hill of High Point Route One was enlisted at the U S Marine Corps recruiting station in Winston Salem N C He was transferred to the Marine Barracks Parris Island S C for brief training upon completion of which he will be assigned to a service school ship Marine barracks or foreign post Entrancer examinations are being held at the Winston Salem recruiting station Applications and blanks will be sent on request.
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Ray Alson Hill
Charles EL Hill
High Point
Route One
Marine Corps
U. S. Marine Corps
Winston-Salem
Marine Barracks
Parris Island
S. C
U. S. Marine Recruiting Station
Post Office
Modern Etiquette Q and A on Entertaining Mourning Bridesmaids
A compiled Q and A on etiquette explains a well bred person avoids detailing illness when entertaining, a mourning bridesmaid should dress identically to others if serving, and Sunday calls are best between 4 and 5 p.m.
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France
Moscow
Tokyo
Roosevelt
Defense Commission
New York
S. Burton Heath
Forts
Bragg
Jackson
Florida
Fort Benning
Fifth Avenue
Fort Jackson
Fort Bragg
Hawaii
Fort McClellan
Benning
McClellan
Stewart
Blanding
Dix
Fort Dix
EFIRD
Efird's Department Store
High Point, N. C
N. C
U. S. Army
Shanghai
China
501St
Uncle Sam
Cream of North Carolina
Dad
Army
Navy
Br.f. Bernaldo Tobaren Company
Winston-Satem
Caroline
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