Tar Heels Win Scholarships And Prizes
CHICAGO December 4 The 4 H club congress heard Dr Charl Ormond Williams of the National Education Association call the disparity in spending a national disgrace He warned the audience of youths on the brink of life Awards went to Kelin Everhart Ruben Thomas Joyce Auten Rah A Lewis for tractor maintenance safety poultry and blood donors aided wounded soldiers with 97 of 100 survival estimates
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Chicago
Charl Ormond Williams
National Education Association
4-H Club
Dr. Williams
Washington
Kelin Everhart
Lexington
N. C
Ruben Thomas
Wagener
S. C
Joyce Auten
Charlotte
Sarah A. Lewis
Union Mills
N.C
Nationwide rail embargo threatens massive job losses and factory shutdowns
The fuel saving embargo on railroad freight shipments triggers widespread unemployment, with 165,000 plus 400,000 coal mine workers idle and projections approaching two million. Ford predicts a complete shutdown within days, 85,000 jobs at risk, while General Motors warns it cannot operate without shipments. New York and Chicago regions face near paralysis and thousands of plants closing as the embargo spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Commerce and Industry Association
New York City
New Yorks
Midwest
Chicago Association of Commerce
Chicago
Guerrilla clash near Sparta leaves dozens of gendarmes dead
New dispatches report at least 38 guerrillas killed in action in the Pepoponnesus as police, attacked for six hours by 200 irregulars with machine guns, grenades and mortars at Paleohori, 40 miles northeast of Sparta. Fighting began near dawn in the Mt Parnon district, with partisans outnumbering gendarmes five to one. police were beaten as ammunition ran out, and some escaped. The attackers were said to have killed several nationalist civilians. Lost River near Bowling Green, Ky is 700 feet long and more than half its length in depth.
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Pepoponnesus
Paleohori
Sparta
Mt. Parnon
Lost River
Bowling Green
Soviet quotes urge UN action and unanimity on disarmament
Soviet leader Molotov told the UN political committee that Russia would drop some American plan elements but press for amendments. He warned that veto debate misframes security council control measures and insisted on unanimity for arms reduction and inspections.
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Agaté
Paul Hasluck
United Nations
Molotov
UN Assembly
Russia
Security Council
Springfield to Charleston Havana Special train mystery
A Springfield to Charleston trip on the Havana Special departed New Haven at 6 12 p m and reached New York Penn Station at 7 45 p m A trainman identified a missing sophomore as Miss Welden after footage in several newspapers The newspaper also telephoned the girl's father in Bennington to report the sighting Weldon said he would start an investigation but had no idea of friends in Charleston The tale notes the origin of the slang term lousy from the California gold rush.
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Springfield
Charleston
S. C
Havana
New Haven
Pennsylvania Station
New York
Miss Welden
Newpaper
Bennington
Weldon
Meader report spurs partisan war over race crime in army
In a wartime era clash, six Democratic senators call for a full inquiry into Col Francis P Miller and the Meader report alleging Negro troops commit a majority of major crimes and venereal disease rates rise, while four Republicans oppose pursuing the investigation.
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War Department
Meader
Col
Francis P. Miller
Europe
State
War Departments
Harry S. Truman
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Egroes
Ickes Attacks Lewis Amid Coal Strike War Words
The article notes Ickes lashing out at miners union chief Lewis calling him a domestic Hitler while criticizing wartime property sales and oil pipeline policies. It mentions Governor Ickes urging better use of idle oil pipelines to counter coal strike pressure, plus remarks on government handling of war assets. It also mentions Southern cotton mill towns running canning plants to aid workers.
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New York
Symonds
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ickes
Steelman
Lewis
Hitler
Sg 8
War Assets Administration
Visceroptosis Symptoms and Practical Management
A medical note explains visceroptosis or drooping abdominal organs, its maternal and virginal types, common symptoms like indigestion and pain, and how diagnosis relies on X rays. Treatments emphasize abdominal muscle strengthening, weight gain, supportive belts, small meals, and post meal rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. McNeill Love
England
Long-serving politician Gardner notable in Roosevelt era
The 64-year-old former governor of North Carolina Gardner returns to public life in 1944 to chair the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion advisory committee, later becoming undersecretary of the treasury. A textile businessman and ally of James Byrnes, his career spans party politics, reform campaigns, and labor policy amid war mobilization.
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Atlantic
Office of War Mobilization
Washington
Roosevelt
The
Treasury
Joint
Gardner
Shelby
N. C
Oliver Harry Gardner
Max
N. C. State College
University of North Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Spartanburg
S. C
Josephus Daniels
Mexico
Young Men's Democratic Club
High Court Fight Over Union Leader Lewis Fine
Attorneys in a late session discussed a potential $200000 daily fine on the union during the strike and possible jail terms for Lewis. Goldsborough's discretion governs punishment, with proposals to seek government recommendations and possible immediate Supreme Court appeal if Lewis is found guilty. A stay of execution pending appeal could be sought to preserve Lewis's freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Sennett
Lewis
Goldsborough
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
High Court
Embargo Exempts Medicines and Perishables From Parcel Limits
The embargo excludes many health and safety supplies such as dressings newsprint ink water purification chemicals insecticides fungicides ice drinking water and other essential goods. Also exempt are live day old poultry seeds plants nursery stock eggs butter perishable items and medicines drugs surgical instruments and dressings from parcel post limits.
Miss Kinsey Dies In Western North Carolina Hospital
Ida Mae Kinsey, 804 Lindsay street, died in a Western North Carolina hospital after a three month stay. Born November 20, 1901 in Colton county, S C, she moved to High Point 21 years ago and belonged to Rankin Memorial Methodist church. Survived by four brothers J A H V L M D E Kinsey all of High Point, three sisters Mrs J W Julian Mrs Frwin Cardon and Miss Addie Kinsey, and her mother. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 in Rankin Memorial church with interment in Oakwood Memorial Park. Body to church at 2 o'clock. remains removed from Yow's funeral home to residence this afternoon.
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Ida Mae Kinsey
Lindsay Street
North Carolina
Miss Kinsey
Colton County
S. C
J. W
Mary Smoak Kinsey
High Point
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
J. A
H. V
L. M
D. E. Kinsey
J. W. Julian
Frwin Cardon
Addie Kinsey
Rankin Memorial Church
S. W. Taylor
John F. Cagle
Oakwood Memorial Park
George Reynolds Retired Minister Dies at 72 in High Point
Retired Methodist minister Rev. George L. Reynolds, 72, died shortly after noon in a local hospital after a year of declining health. He came to High Point 25 years ago from Albemarle, taught at Senior High School for two years, and served at multiple churches including First Methodist Thomasville Pleasant Grove English Street Danville and Fayetteville district. He retired November 6, 1946, at Henderson Methodist Church where he was ordained. Surviving are three daughters two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 3:30 from First Methodist Church with interment in Cotton Mills cemetery.
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George L. Reynolds
High Point
Albemarle
Thomasville
Pleasant Grove
English Street
Danville
Randolph County
West End
Fayetteville
Henderson Methodist Church
Montgomery County
W. I
Susan Moore Reynolds
Denton
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Yadkin College
University of North Carolina
Methodist Conference
Lela Peeler
L. F. Honeycutt
Ralph H. Vance
James M. Parsons, Jr
Washington, D. C
Margaret Reynolds
Ada Reynolds
First Methodist Church
Wilson O. Wesdon
J. D. Williams
Oakwood Memorial Park
Trade winds the state we're in pre to reduce margins
The United States Chamber of Commerce pushes the Federal Reserve Board to remove the 100 percent cash margin rule on stock market transactions, pressuring the FRB to lower margins to 75 percent next year with USCC support. Lumber prices ease as supply improves and production grows. Coal use declines as gas and fuel oil rise. boiler makers prep for quick-changeover. Dresses drop in price as wholesalers control delivery. industrial strikes bite profits. Pianos see production rising to 146000 units next year with large backlog and high costs keep prices up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chamber of Commerce
Federal Reserve Board
General Reserve Board
FRB
Chamber of Commerce
New York Stock Exchange
B.T.U
Wauermaker
King Coal
Plano
Market declines and gains amid mixed stocks in New York
Stocks drifted lower with several leaders slipping while others stabilized at prior levels. Notable decliners included American Telephone and General Motors, Goodyear, Goodrich, and Sears Roebuck, while gains appeared for Bethlehem, Caterpillar, Kennecott, and Douglas Aircraft. Cotton futures opened lower with December at 30.40 and May near 29.65 amid varied noon pricing. railroad freight cars ranged from 34 to 56 feet with about 43 feet average.
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New York
Curt Wright
PacG&k
Packard Air
Davison
Reeves Broa
Gen Foods
Rem Rand
Repub
Gillette
Reyns
Glidden
Sears Ma
Goodrich
At & Sf
Goodyear
Sou
Graham Paige
Atlas
Hud
Sperry Aviat Corp
Hupp
Mle Baldwin
Nl Cent
Oil
Cal Mi B&o
Barnsdall
Nick Can
Sta OU NJ
Bendix Av
Tel & Tel
Stewart Warn
Beth Sti
Johns Mann
Studebaker
Swift
Boeing Airp
Kennecott
Tex Co
Borg Warn
Kroger Groce
Tex Gulf Prodils
Briggs Mfg
Libby O F GI
Tex Gulf Sul Si
Briggs Mfg Ky
Ligg & Myers
Timken Det Ax Budd Mf
Murray Corp
Oe Champ P & F
Nash Kelv
Imp
Ches & O
Nat Bis
Chrysler
Nat Cash
Reg Daly U S Pipe
Colum G& EB
U S&s Smelt & Ref
No Cent
North Am 264
Nor Pac
West Mary West Union A
Ohio Oil
West Bi & Mtg
American Telephone
General Motors
Republican Steel
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Union
Consolidated Edison
American Water Works
Woolworth
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
International Nickel
Bethlehem
Caterpillar
Tractor
American Smelting
Westinghouse
Union Carbide
Douglas Aircraft
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Tar Heels
Ible
Greensboro
Jack Carson
CassiDy
the West
Marsha Hunt
Evie
Carolina
State Theatre
Salem Street
William Bendix
Susan Hayward
Soviets
California
Cui
Anythal
America
Don Morris
Ti Fs
Senate
Agricultural South
Silver Devil
Howard Hughes
Outlaw
Jane Russell
Broadhurst
Dan Duryer
Brad Crawford
Peter Lorre
Paramount
Rialto
Sherlock Holme
Herman N. Bundesen
King Features Syndicate, Inc
George Reynolds
W. End Theatre
Carolina Mountain Wele. Co
Chadbourn Hosiery Mills, I Inc
Continental Aviation & Eng. Corp
Eastern Corporation
Gruen Watch Co
Shaers Monumental Life Insurance Co
Rose
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Prospectus
Carolina Securities Corporation
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