North State Box Scores Evening Slugfest Highlights
Box score fragment shows players Rutigliano McKenny and Feath ersstone with 2 hits each for Concord. Moore Mouton Cribbins and Conwell drive in runs. Mouton hits a homer. Pitchers Calder Fleshman Moore Hyde and Killian log varied innings with errors and double plays noted. Playoffs set for Aug 24 with top four teams in best two of three rounds.
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Landis
Concord
WOO
RBI
Mouton
Kascenski
Moore
Conwell
Williamson
Jones
Shaugh Nessiy
Sra
Safe in Crash Famed American Flier Ruth Nichols
Ruth Nichols, renowned American aviator, was reportedly safe after the Transocean Air Lines DC-4 crash off Ireland. The craft carrying 58 aboard plunged into the sea as Nichols, returning home from Europe where she had been traveling, served as a hostess on the flight.
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Ruth Nichols
Transocean Airlines
Ireland
Miss Nichols
Europe
International
Fights Last Night Monthly Roundup
A roundup of boxing results reports Lew Deokins Sweetwater Tex out pointed Don Williams Worchester Mass and Joey De John Syracuse got KOed by Lee Sala Denora Pa John Saxton New York scored a win over Dave Andrews Mass. Burlington High seeks a September 9 football game to dedicate a new stadium and invites Piedmont area teams to call Linneman at 6-5356. Last year the Bulldogs captured Western Conference honors, beating only Winston-Salem.
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Worchester
Mass
Lew Deokins
Sweetwater
Tex
Don Williams
Syracuse
Lee Sala
Denora
Joey de John
New York
Jerome
Johony Saxton
Dave Andrews
Well
Burlington High School
Burlington
Piedmont Area
Bulldogs
Linneman
Burtington
Inston-Salem
Kernersville Coach Sutton Dies at 35
Alvin Mitchell Sutton, athletic coach at Kernersville High School, died at his home near Winston-Salem at age 35 from a heart attack shortly after finishing a round of golf. A Sylva native and Western Carolina Teachers College graduate, he led Kernersville since 1945.
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Winston-Salem
Alvin Mitchell Sutton
Kernersville High School
Sutton
Sylva
Western Carolina Teachers College
Major League Pace Setters Faces and Fragments
Major League pace setters show Williams Boston leading in runs hits and batted in with strong Cleveland Detroit and Philadelphia players named. The piece then shifts to the inter-service golf tournament where Capt Fred Moseley of Portsmouth VA holds a one stroke lead after a 4 under par 68 at Maxwell Field.
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Associated Press
Williams
Boston
Stephens
Kell
Detroit
Mitchell
Cleveland
Montgomery
Ala
Fred Moseley
Portsmouth
Moseley
Maxwell Field
Surplus Suits Sell Cheap in Frankfurt Market
In Frankfurt complete men's suits go for six dollars or less as street vendors snap up surplus summer-weight stock. Two months ago prices ranged from thirty three to thirty six dollars, dropped as stores cleared excess inventory. Street peddlers buy low and sell on the city outskirts.
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Frankfurt
Venezuelan oil wealth shapes its unique world position
Theodos Koslow reports Venezuela, with under five million people, stands apart due to being the world second largest oil producer and top exporter. A Chase National Bank study by Joseph Pogue notes debt absence, high per capita government income, and currency gold backing, while highlighting undeveloped resources, transport gaps, and inflation driven by oil-driven imports and limited investment channels.
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Theodore Koslow
INS
New York
Venezuela
South America
Joseph E. Pogue
Chase National Bank
Pogue
Caribbean Sea
Orinoco River
Gusyana Highlands
United States
Manstein to Face War Crimes Trial in Samburz
General Erich von Manstein, a top Hitler commander, will stand trial August 23 in Samburz as a war criminal. His British defense is funded by a civilian fund including a donation from Winston Churchill. The long delay has sparked British debate over the case.
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Hamburg
Germany
Hitler
Eriegh von Manstein
Samburz
Great Britain
von Manstein
Britain
Winston Churchill
von Lewinski
Manstein
Von Manstein Faces War Crimes Charges At Nuremberg Trial
The British army notes Von Manstein as chief of staff for a South Russia army group during 1942 to 1944. In March 1944 he was placed in reserve at age 57. Charges accuse atrocities against Polish civilians and POWs, recruitment of Russian POWs into German units, mass killings of Jews and others, and killings of civilians under anti German activity pretexts. Medical examiners say he may stand trial, while others including Rundstedt and Brauchitsch face hospital or death outcomes.
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Russia Front
Ar of the
Rhine
von Manstein
Uni
Pcide
Russia
Gerd von Rustedt
Adolf Stra
Strauss
Rundstedt
Marsh Walter von Brauchitsch
Germ Army
Milit
State Employes Meet Saturday in Winston-Salem
The North Carolina State Employees association will review goals for the coming year at a 16-county district meeting in Winston-Salem. State president Mason F. Swearingen will speak at 3 30 p m at Forsyth county courthouse, and new officers will be elected.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Mason FE. Swearingen
Raleigh
Forsyth County
Forsyth
Stokes
Guilford
Rockingham
Caswell
Alamance
Randolph
Davidson
Davie
Yadkin
Surry
Iredell
Alexander
Wilkes, Ashe and Alleghany
Michigan Man Heads Church of God Board
Elder A. E. Lidell of Ypsilanti Michigan was named chairman of a 12 member board directing Church of God affairs. The Salem and Stanberry branches merged at a jubilee conference with delegates from 40 states Canada and Mexico attending.
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Stanberry
A. E. Lidell
Ypsilanti
Mich
Church of God
Canada
Mexico
Lidell
Fidel William Alexander
Joplin
Salem
Burt F. Marrs
Ennis Hawkins
Farmville
N. C
Charlotte Man Heads State Firefighters
Fire Chief Donald S. Charles of Charlotte was elected president of the North Carolina Firemen's Association at the convention closing session. He succeeds George W. Garner of Greenville as the group prepared to wind up its annual meeting with fire equipment races between competing towns.
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Carolina Beach
Donald S. Charles
Charlotte
North Carolina Firemen's Association
Charles
George W. Garner
Greenville
Mormon Mission in Prague Celebrates 20th Anniversary
The Mormon Mission in Czechoslovakia marked its 20th anniversary in Prague with about 200 members and friends from across the country. The convention sent a telegram thanking President Klement Gottwald for state support of its operations. A separate note states 78 designs were submitted for the Navy 000 ton aircraft carrier USS United States before one was accepted.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Klement Gottwald
Navy
United States
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