Greek Turkish Policy Opposed By Scientists
CHICAGO April 25 The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists warned that American policy in Greece and Turkey will not solve the central security problem of atomic weapons. It said the Soviet Union could be prevented only by effective agreement or by force aimed at its center. The bulletin urged coercive economic pressure and propaganda to shift Russian opinion, warning such measures could trigger armed action, and stressed the need to continue seeking an agreement on the atomic issue.
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Chicago
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
America
Greece
Turkey
Soviet Union
Washington
Defense Fund
Long Lines
Amerian Telephone and Telegraph Company
Elene Com
Bell
American Union of Ten Workers
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Obor
Southwestern Bell Company
Southwestern Telephone Workers Union
St.uis
Words of Wisdom from Burton on Public Trust and Treason
A compilation notes two famous lines and their origins. It asks which American spoke of a public office as a public trust and who quipped if this be treason make the most of it while locating the source for the quote about a good name. It presents Burton’s adage on love binding with a single thread.
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Burton
Etiquette Note On Thanking a Common Introducer
A reader is reminded that when an acquaintance from a letter of introduction becomes a close friend, it is proper to send a note of thanks to the common friend who wrote the introduction. The gesture reinforces courtesy and gratitude in social ties.
Today Horoscope Sparks Clever Hands and Cautious Love
Today’s horoscope notes a birthday child as clever and skillful with hands while love remains ardent. It warns of doubt in the day, urges sticking to one’s trade, and advises focus on business, new methods, and restrained emotions amid likely curious domestic events. Elder influence both helps and hinders outcomes.
One Minute Test Answers Set Item One
The list shows three prompts with answers including Grover Cleveland and Patrick Henry. The third entry appears truncated as Proverbs Es, suggesting incomplete five items or missing completion.
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Grover Cleveland
Patrick Henry
Proverbs
Thomasville man dies. longtime leader in church and town
Death occurs at 3 with Rev. Reid Wall presiding. Burial at City cemetery. Pallbearers named. Lambeth born Oct 18 1882 in Thomasville. son of Frank S Lam beth and Ella Arnold Lam beth. He edited Trinity College influences, served as secretary to Robert N Page, chaired local boards, and led Boy Scout and Rotary roles. Body to home on Randolp Street at 6:30.
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Reid Wall
City Cemetery
J. Walter Lambeth
Keerioet Tomlinson
Harry Lee Lambeth
Charles F.phillips
David T. Yow
Thomas T. Lambeth
Ralph Wilson
Tom A. Finch
Marion Dixon
Randolph Street
Mr. Lambeth
Thomasville
Frank Simmons Lambeth
Ella Arnold Lambeth
Jame P. F. Ledford
Nngel
Trinity
Col Oge
Robert N. Page
Washington
Standard Chair Company
Main Street Methodist Church
Stewards
C Aester
c aester member @ or prési of the r Rotary
Titees
Duke
Alexander Welborn
Cedar Street
N. C
Annie Nimmons
Long Island
Hairlips
Mary Baldwin
Lillie Perry
Fannie Mae Baldwin
Elsie Brown
Philadelphia
ST. Mathews
Minnie Bell Doba
Meredith Street
Bright Light
Seventh Day Adventist
Employment Listing From Midlands Furniture Firms
Jobless data shows Tate Company of Lexington with 15 workers, Tate Furniture Company of High Point at 100, Fly-Back Company of High Point at 100, and Thomas Up-Story Company of Thomasville with 2 workers.
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Tate Company
Lexington
Tate Furniture Company
High Point
Fly-Back Com
Thomas Up- 2Tory Company
Thomasville
Hog Cholera Outbreaks Fall 35 Percent in U S Farms
Dr C D Grinnells of the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station reports the American Foundation for Animal Health announces a 35 percent drop in hog cholera outbreaks across 24 states in the past year. He warns that only constant care and proper control can prevent a return to high losses, noting 2100 outbreaks last season including North Carolina.
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College Station
Seam
American Foundation For Animal Health
C. D. Grinnells
N. C
North Carolina
Beekeeping On Its Way Back In North Carolina
Beekeeping is resurging as a key NC agriculture phase per W A Stephen extension beekeeping specialist. He cites renewed interest yet notes some farmers abandonals and the need for better practices and modern equipment amid disease and spray-poison issues.
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College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina
W. A. Stephen
State College Extension Service
Stephen
Gates County
Indigent care standards and county welfare officers defined
A compilation states that hospitals may use standards to determine indigency and designate county welfare officers to certify indigent patients. It also notes that a broken pistol remains a pistol under concealed weapon laws and outlines restrictions on transferring county funds and general county expense appropriations.
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Bombe Ogee Medical Care Commission
ABC
County Board of Elections
Revenue Act
State Commissioner of Revenue
Jaycees Adopt 9 Boys In Y Drive
The junior chamber of commerce last night subscribed 91 memberships in the YMCA drive. Individuals pledged to add 66 boys for the coming year and the club unanimously voted to apply 100 from the juvenile delinquency fund for an additional 25.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Hue
SONS OF HARMONY SPONSOR FIRST ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM
Community events page notes the Sons of Harmony sponsor a first anniversary program at William Penn School Sunday at 3 p m with fifteen visiting quartets and singers invited. Large attendance from nearby towns expected.
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Sons of Harmony
William Penn
YMCA
Chavis Glee Club
First Baptist Church
Ymca Black Sox
Daniel Brooks
W. W. Hoover
US Secretary Reports Allied Talks Progress at Moscow
The secretary describes a clearer view of disagreements and notes improved French attitudes at Moscow. He plans to brief the president before reporting further and cautions that key German issues such as reparations must be reconciled, asking how long Europe can endure the current struggle.
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Moscow
Marshall
Europe
Shipton Wife Denies Allegations in Divorce Case
Mrs. Bessie Mae Shipton filed an answer in municipal court denying claims in a divorce action by her husband Libers W. Shipton. She says he drank excessively, abandoned her and their two minor children last November and seeks alimony without divorce and custody. Also Jettie Shelton Landrum seeks divorce from John W. Landrum on grounds of separation since 1943.
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Bessie Mae Shipton
Libers W. Shipton
Mistake Veto To Be Cleared By Admin Action
The White House said President Truman’s mistake veto will be rectified though the method is not yet fixed. Press Secretary Ross noted no great damage and that the error arose from following someone else’s advice. The challenged bill would have given the senate defense committee counsel powers and allowed Wheeler to join as special counsel.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Senate Defense Investigating Committee
Nator
Burton K. Wheeler
Justice Department
Ross
Uriveto
Sign Removal Time Extended
Outdoor billboard firms have until the end of 1948 to remove signs within 50 feet of the road center line or hazardous to the right of way under a state highway commission order. Labor and material shortages delayed the July 1 deadline. extensions were granted in 1943 and 1945 after initial action in 1941.
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Raleigh
State Highway Commission
Durham Beef Show Sets April 29 30 Entries From Six Counties
The Durham fat stock show and sale runs April 29 30 at Roycroft’s Warehouse Durham with about 135 beef steers entered from Alamance Chatham Granville Durham Orange and Person counties Exhibitors include 4 H Club members and vocational agriculture students Prizes exceed 500 in cash and the sale starts Wednesday at 1 00 p m with many buyers expected
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College Station
Raleigh
Piedmont
Durham
North Carolina
Leland I. Case
State College
Alamance
Chatham
Granville
Orange
Person
Roycrofts
Solons to report to the people by radio Sunday or Monday
Senate Foreign Relations Committee seeks fuller background on U S Russia relations amid stalled Balkan peace treaties and pending Greece Turkey aid measure. Four Balkan pacts await action as Marshall may address the panel behind closed doors after a Moscow meeting query at Truman’s news conference.
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Our Power
Truman
Moscow
Marshall
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
Greece
Turkey
Connally
D-Tex
George
D-Ga
Committee Behind Closed Doors
Settlement offers new vacation benefits in labor pact
The contract increases pay and expands holidays and vacation calls for union workers. An 11 cent hourly raise takes effect April 24, subject to ratification May 5. Six holidays and improved vacation pay add up to 40 to 80 hours based on seniority, plus raised call-in pay. Washington reports Senate debate over tighter union curbs, injunctions, and the Hartley bill.
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Reuther
Louis G. Seaton
Washington
Ball
R-Minn
Senate
Aiken
R-Vi
Senate Labor Committee
Funeral Rites for Mrs Julia Conrad in Holly Grove
Funeral service for Mrs Julia Ann Bowers Conrad 71 who died Wednesday night at Holly Grove will be held Saturday at 11 a m from Holly Grove Lutheran church with body in state 10 to 11 a m Burial follows in the church cemetery family plot Body removed to brother A L Bowers Holly Grove Catholic church burial page notes funeral details
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Julia Conrad Thomasville
Julia Ann Bowers Conrad
Holy Grove
Holly Grove Lutheran Church
A. L. Bowers
Holly Grove
Funeral service for Miss Ellen Loflin at Koonce chapel
Miss Ellen Loflin 95 died at home on Tate Street. Funeral held Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. Weldon led service with quartet Dorothy Wells Mrs Setzer Gilbert Gray and Gurney Briggs. Dorothy Hoskins at piano. Pallbearers Tom Aone Tom Perkins O P Osborne Ross Hepler C T Boyles Ralph Edwards. Burial in Springfield cemetery. The article also notes blue whale bones weigh about two tons and total whale weight up to 150 tons.
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Ellen Loflin
Tate Street
Koonce
Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Auartet
Dorothy Wells
B Setzer
Gilbert Gray
Gurney Briggs
Dorothy Hoskins
Tom Aone
Tom Perkins
O. P. Osborne
Ross Hepler
C. T. Boyles
Ralph Edwards
Springfield Cemetery
Wage battle widens as unions flood strike relief funds
Edgar L. Warren pushes for negotiation while Southwestern Bell resists upfront wage pledges. CIO and AFL unions rush aid to the eight year old strike, led by a $100,000 loan from the United Mine Workers and gifts from the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and Teamsters. Total contributions near $57,000 as vandalism and wire-cutting reports mount across 14 states.
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Southwestern Bell
Edgar L. Warren
Hers
Poe
CIO
AFL
WIS
John L. Lewis
AFL United Mine Workers
NFTW
David Dubinsky
AFL International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Camgn
Anie J. Tobin
Teamsters
William Green
NFETW
Cio-Fur and Leather Workers
AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chick Disease Sweeps North Carolina States Poultry Farms
Dreaded coccidiosis grows on North Carolina farms with wet weather blamed as a key factor. Poultry Extension head F Parrish warns the outbreak spans nearly all regions and spreads via droppings feed bags shoes and visitors. Chicks from one week to 16 weeks old are at risk, typically six to eight weeks.Symptoms include bloody droppings loss of appetite and chilliness.
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College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina
F. Parrish
State College
Parrish
Krug Charged With Freezing Funds Warping Interior Budget
Rep. Robert F. Jones accuses Interior Secretary Krug of keeping a frozen $24,000,000,600 kitty to pressure Republicans as his subcommittee cuts the interior department budget by 47 percent. Rep. Murdock criticizes the vector of cuts as a westward blow and a $83,234,600 cut to reclamation bureau funds.
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Washington
Robert F. Jones
Ohio
Interior
Krug
Jones
Appropriations
House
Interior Department
Murdock
D-Ariz
West
Reclamation Bureau
Chick Production Shows Decline in North Carolina Hatcheries
Commercial hatcheries in North Carolina produced 6 066 000 chicks in March and 13 472 000 in January through March, both figures near the year-ago level. Prices rose on heavy and light breed chicks with sexed pullets up 1.80 per hundred for light breed and 50 cents for heavy breed. straight-run chicks also gained.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
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