J C B Ehringhaus Dies From Heart Attack In North Carolina
J C B Ehringhaus former North Carolina governor died of a heart attack at 7 30 p m in his hotel suite Raleigh Aug 1 He was 67 and had been ill for weeks He served as governor during the 1930s saving essential state services and keeping schools paid Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10 00 a m at the Church of the Good Shepherd and later rites at Elizabeth City Episcopal church The body will not lie in state and flowers were declined Ehringhaus later practiced law with his son in Raleigh He had succeeded Max Gardner after winning a 285 096 majority in the Democratic primary and taking office in 1933
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Raleigh
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Sir Walter Hotel
Fehringhaus
Fee
J. C. B. Ehringhaus, Jr
Church of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal
Elizabeth City Episcopal Church
Scott
Ohn
Christopher Blucher
Ehringhaus
Max Gardner
Clifford C. Frazier
Richard Fountain
A. J. Maxwell
Democra
Ebringhauseft
Norfolk
Pole Sitters To Converse On Mutual Problems
Two leading pole sitters plan a long distance talk today. Charley Lupica of Cleveland and Mrs. Jean Ellis of Boston will discuss housing and rent issues while Lupica remains 40 feet above street level until the Cleveland Indians reach first place.
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Cleveland
Charley Lupica
Jean Ellis
Boston
Ex-Diplomat John Maragon Under Bank Probe
Senate expenditures committee probes bank records linked to John Maragon, former American mission official to Greece. He confirms a San Antonio account three years ago while denying firing reports, and he says his only known account was in Washington.
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Washington
John Maragon
Senate
San Antonio
Tex
Ace Maragon
Greece
Senate Expenditures Committee
Maragon
Kansas City
White House
Scott Leads Tar Heels In Tribute to Ehringhaus
Governor Scott and other state leaders honor former Governor J. C. B. Ehringhaus after his death in Raleigh. Colleagues praise his integrity, fortitude, and service during North Carolina’s low mood era and wartime leadership.
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Scott
Tar Heels
Ehringhaus
Senate Leader Urges Farm Bill as Must Pass Measure
Senator Lucas of Illinois declares the farm bill a must and foresees Congress staying in session past Labor Day to push approvals. He lists other action items including reciprocal trade pacts and wage and pay proposals while senators mull an August 20 to November 15 recess option.
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Washington
Lucas
Illinois
Senate
Congress
Morse
R-Ore
Taft
Ohio
Economic Cooperation Administration
Spain
Regulations On Beer Put Into Effect
Raleigh August 1 four new state ABC board beer rules take effect banning outside beer signs retailers must clear beer from tables by 1130 p m and prohibit sales to nonlicensed retailers while curbing public drinking after 11 30 p m C A Upchurch Jr director criticized evasive signage and noted broad retailer cooperation with the rules aimed to align with Virginia and other states.
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Raleigh
ABC Board
C. A. Upchurch, Jr
Apehureh
Upchurch
Virginia
Bloodshed Box Score Update From State Crash Report
The state motor vehicles department reports highway accident figures for the 10 am Saturday to 10 am period. Injured total four times four, killed to date four hundred forty four, and killed to date in 1948 three hundred seventy six. Injured to date four thousand nine hundred seventy five, injured to date in 1948 four thousand seventy nine.
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Daleigh
State Motor Vehicles Department
Rent Control Lids Off In 82 Cities
In a nationwide shift under the 1949 rent control act local option has begun lifting ceilings in at least 82 cities since April 1. Nevada, Nebraska, Texas, and Wisconsin acted or planned to decontrol while Alabama faces court questions. Federal actions by the Housing Expediter and lawsuits continue as chiefs weigh the ruling's reach.
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Chicago
Congress
Tighe E. Woods
Nevada
Nebraska
Texas
Wisconsin
Alabama
American Municipal Association
Southwest
Oklahoma
Elwyn R. Shaw
Woods
U. S. Supreme Court
Marshall Endorses Truman Aid Plan in Testimony
Gen. George C. Marshall urged congressional approval of President Truman’s 1.45 billion foreign arms aid program. He warned hesitation would be unfortunate with wide ramifications and said timely action strengthens allied defense against aggression.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Congress
Truman
Army
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Marshall
State Acheson
Omar N. Bradley
State Department
Europe
United States
Russia
Political climate hints at North Carolina 1950 elections
Heat drives Capitol Square chatter as lawmakers eye next spring's primary for United States Senate seats, the house and state legislature. Insurance commissioner, several superior court judges, and many general assembly seats will be contested, with rumors surrounding Governor supporters shaping the race.
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Capitol Square
Congress
General Assembly
North Carolina
United States
National House of Representatives
William P. Hodges
Waldo Cheek
Walter P. Stacy
Supreme Court
E. B. Denny
Hunt Parker
Clawson Williams
W. C. Harris
John H. Clement
Donald Phillips
Frank Armstong
J. A. Rousseau
J. Will Pless
Zeb V. Nettles
Dan K. Moore
J. C. Rudisill
Wilson Warlick
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Gov
Romania dissolves all Roman Catholic welfare orders
Bucharest reports Romania dissolves fifteen Roman Catholic welfare orders including the Order of St Vincent De Paul. Priests monks and nuns must choose within 15 days to retire to cloisters or monasteries enter an old age asylum quit the orders and seek lay work. The decree follows rising anti church pressure amid communist hostility toward Catholic leadership in the region.
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Bucharest
Romania
Public hearing possible after Fort Dix crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board may hold a public hearing following the collision of a navy fighter and a commercial airliner near Fort Dix New Jersey that killed 16 people. Witnesses said navy planes buzzed the airliners shortly before impact and investigators noted violations of flight rules. The navy pilot Lieut. (JG) Robert V. Poe was found dead two miles away.
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NAVY
Fort Dix
N. J
Civil Aeronautics Board
William K. Andrews
Bureau of Safety Investigation
CAB
Naval
Eastern Airlines
George W. Humphries
Fairhaven
National Airlines
Robert V. Poe
Hampton
Lucian Moebus
Naval Operations
Air
Washington
Nation ends week long heat wave as cooler air moves in
Chicago reports the nation recovering from a week of heat with temperatures near normal or cooler nationwide. Skies are mostly clear, though some southern hot spots persist. Great Lakes and northern plains see below average, pleasantly cool readings with rain noted in the Carolinas.
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Chicago
South
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Plains
Caro
Prominent Charlotte Resident Shot in Home Invasion
Mrs. E. O. Anderson Sr. a leading Charlotte figure and president of a local auto sales firm, was killed by a prowler in Myers Park. A servant, Wilford Randleman, was critically wounded, throat cut, after intruder entered through a screened window. A shotgun was recovered. theft motive cited as intruder rifled drawers.
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Charlotte
E. O. Anderson
Wilford Randleman
Randleman
Lieut. Deweese
Myers Park
Babe
Deweese
Anderson
Greensboro
Virginia Shober
Border Belt Tobacco Markets Open Tuesday Coast-to-coast trade begins
Thousands of tobacco growers along the Carolinas border will start trading their crop Tuesday as buyers offer a predicted opening average above fifty dollars per hundredweight. Experts project a crop larger than last year’s 230 million pounds and expect solid market activity across South Carolina and North Carolina border communities.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
South Carolina
North Carolina
Border Belt
W. P. Hedrick
North
Aid to Nationalist China Major Question for U S Aid
The article discusses whether the United States should provide further material aid to Nationalist China amid the Communist advance. It notes Washington’s Far Eastern diplomacy shift, Jessup leading a study group on past China policy, and differing US opinions on Chiang Kai-shek's grip as Canton teeters.
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China
U. S
Dewitt MacKenzie
America
Washington State Department
Philip C. Jessup
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Canton
Chiang
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