Wallace radio address rouses British debate on US policy
Former U.S. vice president Henry A. Wallace spoke on the BBC for 15 minutes, praised Franklin D. Roosevelt, criticized Truman aid to Greece and Turkey, and urged a new world-wide deal to raise living standards. British critics questioned air time and potential anti American influence.
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London
Wallace
Truman
Greece
Turkey
United States
Senate
Russia
London Sunday Times
BBC
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Britain
America
Pacific
Recorder Gets Term In Prison
Joe Dawson a 58 year old Kinston Lenior county recorder's court judge was sentenced to three to five years in prison after being convicted of manslaughter in the October 13 highway death of Robert Bruce Johnson of Trenton. The trial held five days in Lenoir superior court concluded with a conviction. an appeal is pending.
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Kinston
Joe Dawson
Kinston-Lenoir County
Robert Bruce Johnson
Trenton
Q. K. Nimocks
Lenoir Superior Court
Johnson
Dawson
Duplin County
Nimocks
Rockingham Man Given Life Term for 1945 Assault
Major Yenton, 40, a Black man, received life imprisonment after his attorneys entered a plea of accessory after the fact in the Christmas Eve 1945 assault of a white woman in Hamlet. Judge Paul Edmondson of Goldsboro imposed the sentence in Richmond County Superior Court, upholding a prior conviction but replacing the death penalty with life.
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Rockingham
Major Yenton
Hamlet
Paul Edmondson
Goldsboro
Richmond County
Benton
Navy Enlistment From Greensboro Station
Robert F. Kelley of Thomasville went to Raleigh last week to enlist in the regular navy through the Greensboro recruiting station.
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Robert F. Kelley
Thomasville
Raleigh
Greensboro
New Church Structure Planned for First Church of God
Architect Tyson T. Ferree of High Point outlines a three unit plan on South Main near Blair Park for 340 seats with 145 overflow in a rear parlor. Basement classrooms and a two story annex accompany a Gothic stained glass back to the pulpit area with a tower slated for future work.
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Church of God
South Main Street
Greenview Terrace
Blair Park
Tyson T. Ferree
High Point
Tinue
Asheboro Street
Louis F. ‘Jough
G. EF. Kinney
W. W. Kendal
J. B. Weaver
J. T. Green
P.E. Cody
Jamestown PTA Hosts Parent Study Course Sessions
The Jamestown Parent Teacher Association held a midweek parent education course at the school with Rev. P. T. Dixon, Mrs. Kenneth T. Miller, Milton Hadley, and Edgar Hartley leading talks on child development and adolescence. A social meal followed, and a Grent Teacher association nominating committee was elected along with delegates to the state convention. Open house was planned for April 17 with details announced, while various church groups and residents participated in other local activities and visits.
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Jamestown Parent Teacher Association
P. T. Dixon
Jamestown Methodist Church
Kenneth T. Miller
Milton Hadley
Springfield Friends Church
Edgar Hartley
High Point Y.M.C.A
Grent Teacher Association
Parent-Teacher Association
Asheville
H. H. White
R. E. Hassell
E. B. Wrike
Ora Sublett
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Earl Coletrane
Guilford Road
J. R. Armstrong
C. E. Armfield
Hospital Guild
High Point
W. G. Ragsdale
K. T. Miller
Magnolia
Ragsdale
High Point Soldier in Occupation Duty Japan
Pvt. David Y. Byerly Jr. of High Point serves with the famed first cavalry division on occupation duty in the Tokyo Yokohama area. He entered the army in September 1944. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. David Byerly.
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Japan
David Y. Byerly, Jr
High Point
Fighting First Cavalary Division
Tokyo- Yokohama
David Byerly
Aboard U. S. Schmitt Sailor George M. Bailey Serves Aboard
George M. Bailey of Thomasville serves as chief fire controlman aboard the high speed transport USS Schmitt. He entered naval service in August 1940.
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U. S. Schmitt
George M. Bailey
Thomasville
Naval Service
Navy Seaman Norman Cates Aboard USS Rochester
Norman Cates seaman 1/c, son of Mrs. C. W. Davis of 216 Steele St., serves aboard the cruiser USS Rochester. He entered naval service March 15, 1945. Pvt. Charles R. Lambeth of High Point is with the First Cavalry on occupation duty in the Tokyo-Yokohama area. he entered the army in September 1946, with parents at 249 Proctor St.
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U. 8
Rochester Norman Cates
C. W. Davis
Steele Street
Rochester
Naval Service
Japan
Charles R. Lambeth
High Point
Fighting First Cavalry Division
Tokyo-Yokohama
Lambeth
Proctor Street
North Carolina Optometric Society Holds 40th Convention
In Durham on April 14 the 40th annual convention opened with keynote talks by Dr. Joseph Tiffin and Dr. Edgar Wirt of Purdue on industrial psychology. Auxiliary members held a roundtable yesterday, and tomorrow the meeting will hear business reports and elect new officers.
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Durham
North Carolina State Optometric Society
Joseph Tiffin
Purdue
Edgar Wirt
Dental Leader To Visit State
Pinehurst will host the 91st annual North Carolina Dental Society meeting May 5 to 7 featuring an address by American Dental Society president Dr Sterling V Mead. Also speaking are Dr Harlan E Horner of Chicago secretary of the Council of Dental Education and Dr William D Lanier of Richmond chief of the dental division of the U S veterans administration. Dr E M Medlin of Aberdeen is state president and Dr R M Olive of Fayetteville will become president at the close.
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Pinehurst
N.C. Dental Society
Sterling V. Mead
American Dental Society
Harlan E. Horner
Chicago
Council of Dental Education
Willaim D. Lanier
Richmond
U.S. Veterans Administration
E. M. Medlin
Aberdeen
State Society
R. M. Olive
Fayetteville
Sister Of Local Men Dies In Chattanooga
News arrives of the death early yesterday morning of Mrs. Joseph Trimby in Chattanooga sister of R. H. Dover Sr and of George L. Dover both of this city Brothers Dover have gone to Chattanooga to attend the funeral set for tomorrow there
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Joseph Trimby
Chattanooga
R. H. Dover, Sr
George L. Dover
Trimby
Broughton Endorses Veteran Education Over Military Training
Former Governor J. Mel Ville Broughton told a Winston-Salem conference that education and on the job training for veterans offer better prospects than military training. He warned against a static army and praised education as more democratic and intelligent, with UNC President Dr. Frank P. Graham and State Superintendent Dr. Clyde A. Erwin also speaking.
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Winston-Salem
J. Mel Ville Broughton
Broughton
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Clyde A. Erwin
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