Trend Toward One Man Rule Grows in North Carolina
RALEIGH Dec 8 President Truman and Governor elect Scott show a strong aim for tighter control of government, with Truman rejecting German cartels and Scott signaling centralized authority by seeking resignations of key state officials. Observers note procedural steps imply broader executive influence.
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Burlington Santa Has Frightful Christmas Parade Run In
Burlington’s Christmas parade saw Santa target of a prank. A youngster crawled under the Chamber of Commerce float and set Santa’s trouser leg on fire with a match. Santa extinguished the blaze, then sheltered inside the float to confront the suspect. The youth allegedly cut Santa’s shoe with a pocket knife but did not seriously injure him.
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Burial Savings Gone Before Death in Philadelphia Case
A couple saved for burial expenses for 25 years in Philadelphia. When Morris Shub fell ill the blanket containing their $2,000 was shaken out of a window, possibly losing the money. Morris died soon after, and the wife used the savings for hospital costs.
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