New Lease on Life for Dallas After Court Ruling
Sanders Dallas, once sentenced to three years for income tax evasion, saw a judge reduce the penalty to five years probation with a $25,000 fine. He must repay all owed taxes, penalties, and interest within 30 days. The turnaround followed strong support from Dallas's North Carolina community and local financial backers, who rallied to preserve his industry and employment.
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Sanders
Dallas
United States
Johnson J. Hayes
Judge Hayes
North Wilkesboro
Dallas, Inc
Hayes
Noble resident Mrs Jane Hartley dies after two decades of service
The High Point community mourns Mrs Jane Hartley who devoted over twenty years to church and civic life. Her husband Edgar Hartley led the YMCA as executive secretary and she inspired youth through example in education body mind and spirit. A memorial fund funds altar improvements and a plaque bearing her name will be installed at St Mary’s Episcopal Church.
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Edgar Hartley
High Point
The
Y.M.C.A
Thomas
J. C. Smyth
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Jane Hartley
Bombers prove long range as six B-36 fly to Africa
A writer notes the B-36s’ 6000 mile range after six bombers completed a non stop Texas to Africa hop to French Morocco. He argues the aircraft and atom bombs could force Russia to rethink domination and believes the long range bomber reduces the value of ground troops in future wars.
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Africa
Texas
French
Morocco
U. S
America
Russian Empire
Russia
Reds
B. H
New St Anthony's Hospital to Rise in Effingham Ill
Effingham Illinois will replace the 1949 St Anthony's facility where 75 people died in a major fire. Ten Protestant organizers led a drive for the Roman Catholic nuns of the Third Order of St Francis, backed by 32 500 Americans and 15 foreign donors contributing 560 008. Forty percent of funds came from outside the hospital area. The effort is praised as good neighbors aiding a faith driven cause in a town of 6 900.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Effingham
Ill
Third Order of St. Francis
United States
The
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
These Days Steel Production Report Warns Nations on Steel Power
L. P. Beria's Soviet Russia report claims steel output will rise dramatically, with total near 35 million tons, making it the world’s second largest producer and shaping power balance with the United States. The piece traces industrial shifts, Britain’s decline as a processing nation, and the rise of economic nationalism across major powers.
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Beria
Stalin
Soviet Russia
Soviet’ Union
Britain
France
United States
Great Britain
South America
Asia
Australia
Africa
Europe
Germany
Japan
India
Iran
ECA
TV to shape 1952 campaigns as viewers tune in
Washington experts say television will demand more money and planning, with speeches shot for TV and movies for distribution. TV will stress appearance and living-room style, boosting the women’s vote and altering campaign dynamics more than radio did.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
Rudolph Halley
Kefauver Crime Committee
New York City Council
Ken Fry
Democratic National Committee
U. S
Julian B
Man
TV News
NBC
Fry
Edingalls
Republican National Committee
Ingalls
Goodman
Taft
Warren
California
Truman
General Eisenhower
TV Lone
Proust discovery and Broadway society notes collide
An editorials style roundup reports a newly found Marcel Proust manuscript titled Jean Santeuil to be published next year while a front page gossip column chronicles Broadway celebs and socialites. Madeleine Carroll Linda Darnell and others are pictured or mentioned amid party chatter, reviews and Midtown vignettes.
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Times Square
Time Mag
Princeton
Dick Kazmaier
Dartmouth
Esquire
Madison
DeMille
Marcel Proust
Gerard Mant
Jean Santeuill
Josephine Baker
Paris
Ava Maria
All-America football picks span many schools
The 62nd All-America team chosen by the American Football Coaches Association features Rice Stanford Oklahoma Michigan State Maryland Georgia Tech Southern Methodist Tennessee Princeton Illinois Southern Cal among others. No UNC first-team pick. notes draft and team changes influence next season. Also includes Christmas poems by local writers Joyce Yates, Sheila Wade, and Clayton Kearns with reflections on Santa and memories.
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American Football Coaches Association
Collier’s
Rice
Stanford
Oklahoma
Michigan State
Maryland
Georgia Tech
Southern Methodist
Tennessee
Princeton
Ilinois
Southern Cal
Carolina
Charlie Justice
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Robert L. Thompson
D. A. Rawley
C. W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Fauiion
George Sokolsky
By Douglas Larsen
New York
Walter Winchell
Central Park
Broadway
Madeleine Carroll
Publisher
of Life
Linda Darnell
Ely Culbertsons
Mexico
Columbia U
John van Druten
Cavanagh
Wyoming
Cedric Hardwicke
Roz Russell
Tlona Massey
Absinthe House
Talu Bankhead
Hotel Elysee
Center Theater
Phil Silvers
Hotel Astor
Will Rogers
Everett Crosby
Salvation Army
Clark
Gable
Peter Crosby
Denise Darcel
Arthur Loew
Don Cherry
CBS
Mary Denny
Geraldine Brooks
Farley
Granger
Olivier Leigh
Shaw
Shakespeare
C. D. Bachelor
Pat Marlowe
Glenn Davis
L. Rogers
Russell Nype
Claire Taylor
Lindy’s
Manhattan
Moordog
WNEW
Page Five
W. A. Bivins
Galax
Cleve Daniels
Winston Churchill
Clayton Kearns
W. Lee Proctor
Bethlehem
Joyce Yates
Sheila Wade
Santa
Carrie Mae
Santa Claus
Mama
Dad
Mom
Daddy
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