Fighting in China Narrows To Paoting Frontline Push
Chinese Communists pressed toward Paoting the Hopeh capital as four provinces clash and Manchuria tests widen the civil war. Gen Lin Piao’s troops threaten Harbin area while 80,000 advance in Henan and reports place 17 penetrations near Paoting.
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Peiping
Paoting
China
Henan
Shansi
Shantung
Hopeh
Manchuria
Hsiung-Hui
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chih Shih
Jih Pao
Lin Piao
Sungari River
Harbin
Hsin Min Pao
Taonang
Szepingkai
Exchange Club Nods to High Point College Entertainment
The Civic Exchange Club heard a program from High Point College at the Sheraton. A quartet performed Christmas tunes while Robin Garwood celebrated a baby boy with cigars for members. Dr Archie Sherron joined the club. attendance prizes went to Dr Sherron and Woodrow Haywood.
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Exchange Club
High Point College
Sheraton Hotel
Mary Lou Rainey
Denny Lee Bryson
Glad Lawson
Earl Richardson
Bethlehem
Robin Garwood
Bob Conrad
Winston-Salem
Archie Sherron
Bob Craughn
Boyd Ward
Sherron
Woodrow Haywood
Jimmy Lovings
Civitan Club Hearks Mail Functions and TB Work
Civitan club members at the Sheraton luncheon heard Guy Leonard explain post office mail handling and routing. Dr. Harry Brockman reported on the Greensboro TB meeting and praised the club for aiding Guilford County Sanatorium with a therapy department. The projector for the sanatorium will be delivered next week. The club voted to donate to the Empty Stocking fund. Guests were Frank Johnson and Sterling White. James Rose presided. Charles Risch led the attendance award.
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Civitan
Civitan Club
Sheraton Hotel
Guy Leonard
Harry Brockman
North Carolina Tuberculosis Association
Greensboro
Guilford County
Charles Risch
Frank Johnson
Sterling White
James Rose
Howard S. Hartzell
Supreme Court to Review Packard Case Precedent Hints
The court announced it will review the Packard case, superseding a clerical error that suggested a review was refused. While Packard and Jones and Laughlin differ, the decision may signal outcomes for the UMW dispute. Cotton boll weevil faces 66 bird predators in the region.
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Supreme Court
Packard
High Tribunal
Jones and Laughlin
UMW
Upholstery theft cases go before jury in Greensboro
Jury hears evidence on charges of creaking entering larceny and receiving against Norwood Hutton Nellie Costello and Clarence Aulbert linked to an Art Chair theft valued at 1200 dollars. Frank Aulbert Jr pleaded guilty earlier and is serving three to five years. Others face separate counts in related break ins and thefts.
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Norwood Hutton
Thomasville Road
Nellie Costello
East
Washington Street
Clarence Aulbert
Forrest Place
Art Chair Company
Claude A. Hughes
Frank A. Aulbert, Jr
Greensboro
State
Frank
Costello
Norfolk
Hutton
Merchant Marines
Portsmouth
Frank Aulbert
F. A. Aulbert, Jr
English Street
L. R. Peacock
Big Bear Food
Gaston Worth Smoot
Randolph Street
Hubert T. Calvert
Clyde Everhart
Allen R. Grubb
C. O. Jones
Grubb
Boydills
Charles E. Hill
Louise Avenue
Point Food Market
EAL Announces Schedule Changes At Greensboro Airport
Eastern Airlines announces December 16 changes to Greensboro High Point airport flights. Cancellations include 535 to Charlotte and 536 to Washington Miladelphia and Newark. Replacements include 521 to Charlotte Atlanta and 532 to Washington New York Boston.
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Greensboro-High Point
Eastern Airlines
Charlotte
Washington
Miladelphia
Newark
Atlanta
New York
Boston
Roanoke
Akron
Detroit
Miami
Atlantia
New Orleans
Brownville
Texas
Three Gainesville Girls Bodies Found Amid Missing Contact
Families of three Gainesville, Georgia, girls to meet to discuss evidence found. if no decision, they will hold memorial services as the Red Cross reports. One hundred injured total, forty nine still hospitalized in Atlanta. Hotel owner Annie Lee Irwin says rebuilding will include required safety devices. building and furnishings insured for 425 dollars.
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Gainesville
Red Cross
Atlanta
Annie Lee Irwin
Ward Street Youth Injured In Car Crash
Marvin McGuere age 17 of 1610 Ward Street was treated at High Point Memorial Hospital for head back and chest injuries after a 1935 Ford he rode in as passenger rolled over twice on Barbee Street. Driver James L. Langston age 19 of 1023 Sherrod Street was indicted for reckless driving and driving without a license and bonded at $100. Langston escaped injury.
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Marvin McGuere
Ward Street
Barbee Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
James L. Langston
Sherrod Street
Langston
Barbee
Bond
Industries For Western North Carolina May Get New Jobs
Former Senator Hugh Mitchell and L. P. Zachary, head of the Alexander railroad, told NC congressmen aides that new industries are likely to locate along the line in western North Carolina. Hopeful talks come as the Southern Railway abandoned part of the Taylorsville segment and local citizens formed a company to run the line.
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Washington
Alexander
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Hugh Mitchell
Statesville
L. P. Zachary
Taylorsville
Southern Railway
Laymen's League Endorses Plan of Convention
The Laymen's League at St. Mary's church in Asheboro heard Cleveland Thayer speak on the Episcopal general conference in Philadelphia. He outlined a lay plan for diocesan work and parish activities, with about 35 members attending the monthly dinner meeting.
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Wymen
College dean asks parents about out of town permission
Bloomingham Illinois reports Jean Crane enrolled at Illinois Wesleyan University and the dean wrote to her parents seeking consent for out of town permissions. Jean's father Dr Dan G Crane replied noting Jean is his son, a four year Army Air Corps veteran, and suggesting consulting his wife.
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Bloomingham, Ill
INS
Jean Crane
Illinois Wesleyan University
Omen
Jean
Dan G. Crane
Army Air Corps
CROSSWORD PUZZLE SOLUTION CLUES AND ANSWERS
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues from Eugene Sheffer’s puzzle. Includes definitions for commands such as quadruped discharge obligation and aristocratic terms, plus references to godly, nautical, and botanical terms. The grid entries aim to fill common crossword answers across two wordplay sets.
Three Women Pioneers of Suffrage Movement
This brief shows a quiz style prompt asking which three women were pioneers in the US woman suffrage movement, identifies a ship named for a woman, and asks which Ethiopian queen is in a constellation. It also includes a motivational personality blurb and a quoted maxim by Sterne.
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United States
U. S
Etiquette Hints Emphasize Courtesy in All Encounters
The piece urges readers to train themselves to be courteous and kind at all times, even under difficult conditions, promoting courtly conduct in daily life and toward everyone they meet.
Women’s rights pioneers and their names
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Sarah B. Anthony, and Lucretia Mott are cited as key figures. The Harriet Lane is noted as a White House hostess, named for President Buchanan’s niece. Cassiopeia is listed as a separate item.
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Sarah B. Anthony
Lucretia Mott
Harriet Lane
Buchanan
White House
Cassiopeia
High Point College Names 15 in Who's Who Among Students
High Point college reports 15 students listed in the 1946 edition of Who's Who Among College and University Students. All honorees are North Carolinians with home cities including High Point Greensboro Cherryville Nashville Concord Clayton Mt Airy Thomasville Asheboro Clinton Winston-Salem and D C Freeman of Winston-Salem.
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High Point College
Universit
Anna Lee Ferguson
iCarlene Kearns
Russell Lombardy
Richard Tuttle
High Point
Denny Lee Bryson
Greensboro
Carolina
Cherryville
Edna Boone
Nashville
Barbara Hough
Concord
Alice Jones
Clayton
Louise Joyce
Mt. Airy
Harold P. Hamilton
Thomasville
James Brown
Lasker
Samuel W. Taylor, Jr
Asheboro
Clarence Warren
Clinton
D. C. Freeman
Winston-Salem
Moscow conference coverage blamed on restrictions
An appeal from a diplomat argues the Moscow conference last December received poor coverage due to restrictions. He maintains the event had significant implications for diplomacy and media access.
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Moscow
Agenda for Moscow meeting to cover reparations and prisoner returns
Bevin said the agenda would include a report on the allied control council in Berlin. It would cover the status of reparations and the return of German war prisoners from Russia and other countries as a key factor in industrial manpower potential.
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Moscow
Bevin
Allied Control Council
Berlin
Russia
Luxury spending slump hits New York city trade lanes
Reports from Broadway Maiden Lane Seventh Avenue and other districts show a broad decline in luxury goods and hospitality revenues. Dealers note weaker box office sales, high end jewelry moves slowly, furs and dresses sag, while hotels offer more rooms and lower prices.
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New York
Neonlite Broadway
Maiden Lane
Seventh Avenue
Anda
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Chicago
UFE
United Financial Employees Union
New York Stock Exchange
Afl-Office Employees International
John L. Lewis
United District 50
CIO
AFL
SKF
General Motors
Prices vary by city as OPA affects meat costs
A survey shows choice cuts and hamburger prices differ widely across U S cities with Milwaukee offering sirloin at 59 cents and hamburg at 33 cents while Providence and New Haven reach 59 cents for beef and other cities show lower or higher rates. The report notes most cities do not know how much costs have increased overall.
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OPA
Omaha
Milwaukee
Denver
New Orleans
San Francisco
Hamburg
Chicago
Jacksonville
Fla
Providence
R. 1
New Haven
Conn
Mine union case seeks hearing on securities rule
Associates say the mine boss will stay in Washington while district UMW attorneys handle the hearing. The action hinges on unions as securities under Virginia law requiring corporate commission approval for sale. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral offerings after Carol Dean Hall’s death.
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Washington
UMW
Virginia
Corporation Commission
Carol Dean Hall
Market Recovery Beats Drop as Stocks Climb
New York trading today shows further stock recovery with modest gains for Chrysler Goodyear U S Rubber International Harvester Electric Power Light American Telephone Santa Fe Standard Oil NJ American Can Eastman Kodak Montgomery Ward and Union Carbide. Some leaders stumble including U S Steel Sears Roebuck Douglas Aircraft Westinghouse Du Pont John Manville J C Penney Southern Railway and Great Northern. Bonds and commodities are uneven.
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New York
Curt Wright
Penn-Dix
Eastman Rod
Elec
Firestone
Reeves Bros
Gen Foods
Repub
Gillette
Reynolds
Glidden
Sears
Smelt & Ref
At&t
Socony
Goodrich
Goodyear
Anaconda
Graham Paige
Ai Arm Ll
Gt Nor Ry
Sperry Ltd
Wa At & Sf
O'S
Atlas Pow
Harvest
Aviat Corp
Nick Can
Stewart Warner
Baldwin
Tel & Tel
Studebaker
B&o
Johns Man
Swift An
Barnedall
Kennecott
Tex Co
Beth
Kroger Groce
Tex Gulf Prod I
Boeing Airpl
Libby O
Tex Gulf
Borden
Liga & Myers
Timken
Borg Warner
Lockheed
TransAmerica
Briggs Mfg
Loews
Trans & West Air 2
Lorillard
Union Carbide
Burl Mills
Louis & Nash
Union Pac
United Airl
Mack Truck
United Aire
Calumet & Heca
Mont Ward United Corp
Can Pac
Murray Corp
United Drug Case JI
Nash Kelv
United Fruit
Caterpil Trac
Nat Biscuit
Imp
Champ P & F
Nat Cash Reg
Ind Chems
Chef & O
Nat Dairy Prod
Us&s
Chrysler
Coca Cola
US Smelt & Ref
U & Steel
Y Cent
Vanadium
Com! Solo
Va Caro Chem
Comwith & Son
North Amer
Vick Chem Consol Edis
Nor Pac
Warner Pict Im
U. S. Rubber
International Harvester
Electric Power & Light
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Standard Oil
American Can
Eastman Kodak
Montgomery Ward
Steel
Cotton futures open lower then bounce on Dec 10
Cotton futures opened 75 cents lower to 20 cents higher with mixed activity. December prices show 31.25 and 31.40 for earlier contracts while March and October readings appear around 26.35 and 25.80, with several lines unquoted or nominal.
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New York
Livestock market notes from Chicago on December 10
Livestock sales show 12,000 salable hogs with total 19,000 and steady to strong demand across weights. top hogs at 24.25 with bulk 180 to 300 pounds around 24.00 to 24.15, sows 21.75 to 22.00. Cattle and calves: 7,500 salable cattle, with steers at 29.00 top and 21.00 to 28.00 bulk, cows and bulls steady. beef cows 11.50 to 15.00, outside 17.00, healers 23.00 down, stock cattle in broad demand.
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Chicago
USDA
Dry goods market quiet in New York with some print cloth sales
The cotton textile market in New York was quiet today with scattered sales of print cloths and sheetings for delivery in the second quarter of next year at prices 10 percent and more above old ceilings. Demand for print cloths remained strong.
A Cough Warning Promises Quick Relief With Creomulsion
A three days cough is a danger signal and may lead to chronic bronchitis if untreated. Creomulsion claims to target the bronchial membranes with beechwood creosote and other trusted ingredients, non narcotic, offering a money back guarantee if sleep and rest are not achieved after use.
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van Johnson
NO Leave
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Cinderella Jones
Joan Leslie
Wes
Robert Alda
Rialto
Big Boy Williams
James Cagney
Johnny
Marjorie Main
State Theatre
Salem Street
Edward G. Robinson
Marlene Deitrich
George Raft
Death Valley
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Helen Gilbert
Johnny Mack Brown
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Syd Saylor
Robert Shayne
Anne Gwynne
EAL
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Bobbie Bell
J. E. McNeil
Edward A. Ferres
Los Angeles
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Laymen’s League
Ida Lupino
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West End
Eugene Sheffer
Woodland Spirit
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Akpe
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Dan
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