Controls Law Becomes Political Football In 1952 Election
The new price control measure signed by the President will take months to show if prices rise. Republicans and Democrats clash over administration responsibility, while ordinary citizens bear the pocketbook impact. The 1946 precedent and wartime controls echo in current politics as parties argue about proper administration and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Marlow
Congress
Mr. Truman
Ager
Wolcott
Denton Hatchery Owner Visits Europe Sees Varied Postwar Conditions
Denton farmer E M Hunt reports from England West Germany and France noting labor politics food shortages rebuilding progress and price levels. He describes England critics of Atlee Conservatives favored, Germany rebuilding with little bitterness toward America, and France well nourished but expensive. He also mentions church delegates and a ministerial conference plan in Iowa and Sioux City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Hunt
Denton Hatchery
England
West Germany
France
Ae Arenes
Byeo
Atlee
Hunt
Frankfort
Cologne
America
Hitler
Thomasville
Winston
Suegennne
Iowa
Ellerbe
Ticoni
Sioux City
Coal Heating Service Organized In High Point
E W Price announces Coal Heating Service now active in 24 states with Boone Coal City Fuel Hedrick High Point Ice and Fuel Hunter West End Piedmont Petroleum and Fuel firms joining. The group offers 24 hour emergency service and guidance on care of heating equipment to ensure economical, trouble free heat with delivery marked by a red white and blue shield on trucks and windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
E. W. Price
Boone Coal Co
City Fuel Co
Hedrick Coal Co
High Point Ice and Fuel Co
Hunter Coal and Ice Co
West End Fuel Co
Piedmont Petroleum and Fuel Co
Price
Netherlands Japan trade pact expected to reach 14.6 million in 1951
A new agreement aims for Netherlands Japan trade to total 14 600 000 dollars in 1951. Special delivery service to Japan from the United States costs 20 cents extra beyond regular postage, except for parcel post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Japan
United States
Our Little Joys Of Every Year Together
Poem by James J. Metcalfe expressing simple shared pleasures between two people. References a park stroll, film and soda, a coffee cup and loving smile, and the enduring affection that binds their hearts despite few disappointments. Copyright 1951 Field Enterprises, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Metcalfe
Field Enterprises, Inc
Man Involved In Assault Case Must Serve Sentence
A man who violated a suspended assault sentence for a female was ordered to begin serving 13 months on the roads. Judge Archie Myatt ordered Herbert Bizzell to start immediately after a second assault charge and forcible trespass case brought him to court. he received 30 more days for forcible trespass. Additional docket items included driving without license, drunkenness, and various court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Myatt
Herbert Bizzell
Welborn Street
Virginia Bizzell
Everett Street
D. C. Mac-Rae
Bizzel
Myatt
James E. Westmoreland
Greensboro
CIA
Westmoreland
Allie Mae Crawford
Rey Hill
McBee
Edward Wilson McGhee
Ira Lee
Turner Eccles
Jon Female
Roy Super
O. Sykes
Bobby W
Grover Peele
Roy Lee Brown
Ted el Nator
Studdeton
Gil Black
George Ellis
Aul Farrington
Walter J. Fisher
B. J. Farmer
Mozelle Graves
R.n
Vernon C. Hodge
Johnny Johnson
Drivi Roy Lee Jackson
J. S. D. Butler
Whitt Kress
Laboe
Jack LeGrand
Gern My Kidd
James Kimble
Lillie Abney Perry
Ira P. Stiles
Funeral services for Frantis T. Parks held at Spring Hill Church
Funeral services for Frantis T. Parks 81 were held at Spring Hill Methodist Church with Rev W T Levin officiating. Burial followed at Spring Hill Cemetery with pallbearers Lee Grimes Robert Watson David Richardson Earnest Parks Allen Watson and J W Snotherly. Parks a retired furniture worker died Sunday night in a local hospital after weeks of declining health. He lived at 915 Trenton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frantis T. Parks
Spring Hill
Trenton Street
John Wilson Gordon
Sechrest Funeral Home
W. G. McFarland
Main Street Methodist Church
Guilford Memorial Park
H. G. Rothrock
Carl R. Shelton
Grady A. Culler
Julian Trotter
Hugh Byerly
H. C. Dixon
Gordon
Fries Set for Mars Hill Church Appearance
Local brief notes that Fries will appear at Mars Hill Holiness Church at 8 p m on Wednesday evening, with the item stating the notice previously read that Johnson at Mars Hill Holiness anchored the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Mars Hill
Fries
Local Court Moves Morning Start to 9 O'clock
Municipal Court will open at 9 o'clock instead of 9:30 a.m. in the future, as Archie Myatt announced. The change aims to finish earlier and benefit all, with no return to night sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Myatt
Myatt
Satan Waaa
Att
Two Youths Bound Over In Assault Case Here
Two youths Curtis W. White 23 Route 5 and Dennis C. Chrisco 17 Route 3 were bound over for trial in Superior Court after probable cause was found in Municipal Court. They were released on $1000 bond and face October trial for allegedly striking taxi driver Jimmie Welch behind with a beer bottle on Carter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis W. White
Route 5
Dennis C. Chrisco
Route 3
Jimmie Welch
Carter ‘Street
Rookie Policemen Crack Drug Ring
Ten rookie policemen helped smash a narcotics ring moving $400,000 worth of heroin weekly across New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and St Louis. Investigators say the ring may be connected to a $10,000,000 yearly organization linked to Italy and Lucky Luciano. Chief suspect Peter Galente, 35, was arrested as a top East Coast distributor supplying Midwest peddlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Italy
Lucky Luciano
Vice
Peter Galente
Galente
Midwest
Textile union urges government orders to boost mills
Emil Rieve president of the CIO Textile Workers Union of America says government contracts are needed to reduce unemployment in textile mills. The union sent a telegram to President Truman urging quick action on textile purchases as a potential strike threat looms in New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
TWUA
Emil Rieve
Rieve
Truman
Philadelphia
Rte
Businessman Drops Dead After Fight in Richmond
Charles Stuart aged 59 collapsed during a struggle with Joseph Fusco 56 after declaring I ought to stomp you to death Witnesses said Stuart a former state commander of the American Legion and Montross Virginia businessman died of a heart attack Autopsy findings led police to say no charges will be filed against Fusco president of the Fusco Elliott Fuel Co, who owned several parking lots and service stations near the University of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Charles ‘Stuart
The
American Legion
Montross
Joseph Fusco
Fusco-Elliott Fuel Co
Stuart
Fusco
Milena Sete
Cen
University of Richmond
Welds Demainiens
Devicion
Yadkin Valley Meeting Set For Tomorrow
Builders of a proposed hydro electric site in the Yadkin River Valley faced farmer opposition at a Winston-Salem meeting. Proponents and landowners debated buying land from the government at old prices, with a second open session scheduled for tomorrow night to continue the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Yadkin River
High Point
Lawrence Pfefferkorn
Yadkin River Valley
Congress votes big funds for emergency drug and food stocks
During the final session of the 81st Congress a $300,000,000 fund was approved for purchasing emergency drug and food stocks. The Civilian Defense Administration released a blueprint outlining storage plans for these inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Defense Administration
More Border Marts Open Tomorrow in North Carolina
Border markets across North and South Carolina prepare for openings with purchases totaling 2,008,539 pounds at an average price of 52.05 dollars per cwt, roughly steady with last year. Prices bid yesterday on limited grades include cutters lemons at 68 to 66, lugs lemons 68 to 64, primings lemons 61 to 49, and oranges 44 to 32 with thin grades 20 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Carolville
Lumbe
Taree
Whiteville
North Carolina
The
of Agriculture
Msg
Ture
South Carolina
An Lon
Conway
Ee Dee Tree
Lake City
Lamar
Loris
Timmonsville
Agriculture Departments
U. S
Man Struck by Car While Crossing Main Street
Jim Dunning 68 of Mangum Avenue sustained slight head contusions and abrasions after being struck by a 1939 model automobile driven by Robert E. Johnson 28 of Pine Street as he attempted to cross Main Street in front of Mann's drug store. Johnson said he was traveling north at about 15 mph. incident investigated and Johnson released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Dunning
Mangum Avenue
Main Street
Mann
Robert E. Johnson
Pine Street
Main
Charles Likely To Have Way In Dispute Of Dates
New York. Ezzard Charles aims to beat Jersey Joe Walcott in a dispute over return heavyweight title dates. Walcott seeks a summer delay to spread a message of a clean life to the nation. A secret meeting of managers was planned to decide on timing with potential substitutes if a quick defense fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ezzard Charles
Jersey
Jdée Walcott
Pappy Walcott
Norris
Walcott
Charles
Sandy Saddler
Willie Pep
Polo Grounds
Miss McIntyre Emerges as Dark Horse In Western Amateur
Barbara McIntyre 16 from Toledo shines as a dark horse in the Western Amateur. She defeated Mae Murray 4 under par to reach the 15th green for a 1-up finish and advances to face Marjorie Lindsay while Barbara Dawson also advances with a 4 and 3 win. Travelers may now carry 100 marks into Germany with no dollar limit, per the German tourist office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Barbara McIntyre
Toledo
Mae Murray
Rutland
Vermont
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Miss Lindsay
Paul Klinefelter
Philadelphia
Barbara Dawson
Piedmont
Cal
Margaret Russell
Germany
How Big Can It Get Imagine Theyre Out For Sport
Oscar Fraley discusses baseballs reserve clause before a House committee. Ford Frick and several owners are cited as wealthy figures adapting to a growing game. The piece notes long odds against labor slights and mocks past riches amid rising paid admissions of about 50 million last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Fraley
United Press
New York
Ford Frick
Clark Griffith
Rockefeller
Washington Senators
Bill Wicd
Larry MacPhail
Frick
Turkey
Sport Fans Going To Dogs Today
New York report notes rising dog racing interest in several states including North Carolina Florida Arizona Oregon South Dakota Colorado and Massachusetts with 7 million fans and $163 million wagered annually. It covers the growth of greyhound racing history jocky clubs and betting methods and mentions famous dogs Mick the Miller and Sir, plus the high prices for pups and champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
V. T
Ieland
Fone
North Carolina
Astar
Cavalier
Moyock
Carolina Racing Association
Morehead City
Cleland
Florida
Arizona
Oregon
South Dakota
Colorado
Massachusetts
United States
England
Ireland
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Jockey Club
National Coursing Assn
Abilene
Kans
FBI
Baseball Set To Hire New Commissioner
Chicago owner Philip Wrigley says baseball may select a new commissioner soon after job clarity. He notes unanimity among clubs on desired traits but won't reveal specifics. Chandler resigned July 15 after owners twice refused to extend his contract beyond next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baseball
Chicago Cub
Philip Wrigley
Wrigley
de Webb
New York Yankees
Bomayren F Baseball
Warren Les
Cincinnati
Chandler
Little Men Of Golf Get Chance Today
A field of 155 pros began 18 holes of the Tom O'Shanter all Amer scramble with only the 24 low scorers and ties advancing to the money rounds. Stars like Sam Snead, Bobby Locke, Lloyd Mangrum and Jim Ferrier are expected to cash large checks in the $15,000 prize pool. Women veterans Didrickson Zaharias and Dettweiler posted 74s to lead but most other women scored 80 or higher as the event narrowed to 30 for Thursday’s round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tom O'Shanter
Sam Snead
Bobby Locke
Lloyd Mangrum
Jim Ferrier
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Helen Dett Weiler
India
Cal
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Baseball Hall of Fame Era All Stars Listed by League
A list of prominent players including Musial, Robinson, Ashburn, Wyrostek, Campanella, Minoso, Fain, Williams, Hodges, and Kiner appears, grouped by league with teams noted such as Dodgers, Pirates, Cardinals, Athletics, Giants, and Indians. The compilation names stars from the era across multiple clubs, highlighting major figures like Newcombe, Branca, and Maglie in a league oriented lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musial
Sti. . Robinson
Bki
Ashburn
Phil
Wyrostek
Cin ‘Campanella
Amere Minoso
Chi Fain
Phil .Williams
Bos Ho ‘Hodges
Dodg
Kiner
Pirates
Cardinal
Zernial
Athletics
Snider
Dodgers
Pit Roe
Morgan
Yank Feller
Indians
Branca
Newcombe
Dodg Maglie
Giants
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By Charles Lee Snyder
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Henry Elmore Struther
T. Parks
Joan W. Gordon
Mecca
Medina
Rock
Jerusalem
National Geographic Society
Yadkin Valley
Dan Topping
Yankees
Walter O. Briggs
Tigers
Bob Carpenter
Phillies
Connie Mack
Rickey
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