New Regime Expected In Bulgaria
Bulgarian sources say Communist Premier Georgi Dimitrov who quit with his cabinet last night may form a new constitutional government soon. The move follows a unanimous assembly vote approving a new Bulgarian constitution a week ago amid reports of potential Yugoslav Bulgarian federation and a Cominform leadership arrangement.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Georgi Dimitrov
Fatherland Front
National Assembly
Istanbul
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Dimitrov
Communist International Information Bureau
Cominform
Greece
Pistol Shots Tried To Cure Wife Of Hiccups In Great Falls
Three shots from an automatic pistol fired outside a tavern were said by Stanley J. Take to curb his wife hiccups. Take, 21, testified in justice court and his trial was continued to today.
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Great Falls
Mont
Stanley J. Take
Take
Civitan Program Show Highlights New Orleans Film
Civitan Howard Hartzell chaired the luncheon program and introduced R. J. Pennigar who displayed a short film “This is Louisiana.” Pennigar said Louisiana has progressed in commerce industry and agriculture as the film toured New Orleans French Quarter and modern cities with sugar cane rice cotton strawberries and yams. Eddie Jones of Charlotte attended. Edgar Johnson presided.
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Civitan Howard
Hartzell
R. J. Pennigar
Civitan Club Bee
Pennigar
Louisiana
New Orleans
Fim
Eddie Jones
Charlotte
Edgar Johnson
Flue-Cured Tobacco Prices Rise in Belt Markets
In Raleigh on December 10 reports show middle belt flue-cured tobacco selling with higher prices across most grades while old belt averages stayed mostly unchanged. Middle belt auctions saw smokings leaf lugs and cutters rise 1 to 3 dollars per hundred, with best thin nondescripts up 5. Overall sales volume remained light and old belt lugs fell slightly amid lower offerings.
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Raleigh
Middle Belt
Old Belt
Peanut Curb Victorious
Federal control of peanut production appeared assured as early returns from 15 states show 84 128 growers in favor and 11 299 opposed, a two thirds majority needed to enact the program covering 1948 49 and 50. The 15 states account for 92 percent of eligible voters and 98 percent of the peanut crop.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Alabama
Arkansas
Calif
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Anderson
Drunken Santa Gallagher Free After Judge's Bent Wish
Santa Claus figure William Gallagher 69 appeared before Judge Joseph J. Gillis in Detroit for drunkenness. Police said he was found trying to climb down a non existent chimney on Michigan Avenue and claimed to be the spirit of Santa Claus in a hardware store. The judge suspended sentence noting the busy season and the defendant’s claim of good behavior.
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Detroit
Santa Claus
Recorder’s
Joseph J. Gillis
William Gallagher
Gallagher
Gillis
Michigan Avenue
Santa Gallagher
Santa
Funeral Rites for Luther Boles in Thomasville
Funeral services for Luther B. Boles 77 of Thomasville Rt. 2 will be held Thursday at 11 am at Clarksburg Methodist Church with Rev D A Oakley Rev T R York and Rev Mr Chappell officiating. Burial follows in the family plot in the church cemetery.
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B. Boles
Thomasville
Luther B. Boles
Clarksburg Methodist Church
D. A. Oakley
T. R. York
Mt. Zion Pilgrim Church
Mr. Chappell
Spruce Pine Man Claims Champion Bear Dog Tale
Howard Smith of Three Mile praises his bear hound Sue after she bayed a bear for 74 hours on Humpback Mountain. Sue pursued and bayed the bear through the long ordeal despite hunger and isolation, finally responding to the horn and continuing the chase until the dog remained alone against the bear.
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Spruce Pine
Howard Smith
Smith
Sue
Humpback Mountain
Humpback
Mischievous light plane drifts home without pilot after 65 mile flight
Tyler Texas observers chase a small light plane that took off without leave, flew about 65 miles, spiraled and landed in a Timpson area field with no pilot aboard. The craft sustained minor damage to the undercarriage and wing, gas tank empty.
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Tyler
Tex
W. B. Myers
Fred Williams
Myers
Ajor O. J. Palmer
Palmer
Flying Service
Henderson
Texas
Timpson
Nathan Green Rites Noted After mortal health decline
Nathan Green aged 84 died at the home of his niece Mrs Gentry Harriss 726 Fairview Street after ill health since moving from Montgomery County to High Point three years ago Survivors include four daughters three sons and three sisters Funeral set for Thursday 2 p m at his home church Dry Creek Montgomery County Body in state at niece’s home until 11 a m Thursday The article lists local notices for religious and social events among the colored community.
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Mardre Asbury
Hoover Street
Nathan Green
Neice
Gentry Harriss
Fairview Street
Ing
High Point
Montgomery County
Dry Creek
Crone
Winnie Curry
Rivett Drive
Funeral for Mrs J F Morefield Held at Westfield
Reidsville December 10 Funeral services for Mrs J F Morefield 52 who died after weeks of illness were held at 2 PM today at Westfield Quaker meetinghouse. Burial followed in the cemetery. Formerly Mary Edna Cain of Westfield she is survived by her husband three daughters five brothers four sisters a half brother and a half sister.
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Reidsville
J. F. Morefield
Westfield Quaker Meetinghouse
Morefield
Mary Edna Cain
Westfield
Phoebe Hill
Rt. 2
Elsie
Juanta Morefield
Hurley
James Morefield
Sidney
Manuel Cain
Pilot Mountain
Samuel Cain
High Point
Frank Cain
Mt. Airy
Jesse Cain
Walnut Cove
Cora Milliken l
Ralda Oland
Latonia Cook
Myrtle Smith
Floyd Cain
Allen Simmons
Ramseur
Singer's Name Cleared in Postwar DeNazification Case
Berlin reports Gotthelf Pistor, a German opera singer, was not denazified despite death. His heirs sought clearance from a deNazification tribunal to claim the estate, noting his 1939 Nazi party membership.
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Berlin
Gotthelf Pistor
Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement warns a three days cough signals danger and chronic bronchitis may follow if untreated. It claims Creomulsion targets the bronchial membranes to loosen phlegm, soothe mucous, and aid rest, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spe
Youth Retains His Treasure and Interest
Baltimore report tells how 12 year old Raymond Willard recovered $124 found in a derelict wallet plus a further $77.75 after a court ruling. The money was placed with police for 30 days. John J. Schusser claimed the funds as estate administrator. Raymond received additional help from Earl Johnson and Jacob D. Hornstein before Judge John T Tucker affirmed his ownership. He paid $46.25 in costs, keeping the rest.
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Baltimore
Raymond Willard
Raymond
John J. Schusser
Earl Johnson
Jacob D. Hornstein
John T. Tucker
Johnson
Morrison Wins Charleston Mayor Post in Offical Vote Sweep
In Charleston, S C Democratic candidate William McG Morrison defeated Robert H Lockwood by 2727 to 12 as the general election results show Morrison’s aldermanic ticket capturing the city council by a large margin.
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Charleston
S. C
William McG
Morrison
Charelston
Robert H. Lockwood
McLeod, South Carolina civic leader, dies at 50
Dr. James C. McLeod, runner up to Governor Strom Thurmond in last year’s race, dies at 50 after a heart attack in Florence. He was superintendent and chief surgeon at McLeod Infirmary born of his family. Dr. McLeod had been mentioned as a possible 1948 U S senate candidate.
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Florence
U S. C
James C. McLeod
South Carolina
J. Strom Thurmond
McLeod Infirmary
Walter R. Meade
McLeod
U. S. Senate
Three Naval Officers Die In Accident
Three naval officers were killed and two seriously injured when their car crashed in a North Charleston residential area. A second crash involved the county police wagon en route to Roper hospital with the injured crew members. The dead are Lt. Comdr. Monroe Percy Hammond Jr., Ensign Thomas J. Cunningham, and Lt. Henry Austin Bump. Injured were Ens Harvey Edward Spoerl Jr. and Ensign Julius C. Harrison.
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Charleston
S. C
Dee
North Charleston
Roper Hospital
Ralph F. McCay
Monroe Percy Hammond, Jr
Stillwater
Okla
Thomas J. Cunningham
North Arlington
N. J
Henry Austin Bump
Ens Harvey Edward Spoerl, Jr
Julius C. Harrison
McCay
Reds Active In Belgian Congo
Buck Hill Falls Pa December 1910 Communism is on the march in the Belgian Congo a major source for uranium ore Newell Booth Methodist bishop for Africa declared today He is here for the annual meeting of the board of missions and church extension He will stay until after the 1911 general conference in Boston then return to his duties as the highest Methodist official in an area spanning 3000 miles from Luanda to Lourenco Marques and beyond to Johannesburg
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Buck Hill Falls
Mearch
Belgian Congo
Newell Booth
Africa
U. S
Board of Missions
Methodist Church
Church
Boston
Luanda
Lourenco Marques i
Indian Ocean
Equator
Johannesburg
Five Airmen Jump From Burning C-82 Plane
Five airmen parachuted from a burning U S Air Force C-82 cargo plane near Austin Texas escaping with minor injuries. The aircraft en route from Bergstrom Air Field to Greenville South Carolina caught fire after takeoff at 5 15 p m and crashed in flames on a farm near the Lee county Bastrop county line about 30 miles from the city.
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Austin
Tex
U. S. Air Force
Here
Bergstrom Air Field
Greenville
S. C
Joff
Lee County
Bastrop
Evening Radio Schedule Snapshot for CBS ABC NBC Network Lineup
A dense list outlines a full day of radio programming with multiple networks. It shows time blocks from 6:00 to 11:00 with news, sports, drama, comedy, and variety shows. Notable entries include The House Party, The Lone Ranger, Abbott & Costello, and The Duffy Tavern reflecting era broadcast lineups.
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Abe
Cbs Network
Abc-East
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Cebs
Red Barber Sportsa
Cbe
Lum & Abner
Cbs-West
Abe Lowell Thomas
Cbs 600
Abec
Cbs
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Mbe
Abe Bob Crosby
Mbs
Kaltenborn
Abe Ed Murrow
Cbs Sports
Dennis Day
Cbsa
Ameche
Abbott & Costello
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Nbe Greenerane
Ack Paaromedy
Nbc
Abe E
Jimmy Durance
Nbe
tHlenry Morgan
Abc Dance Band
Abc News
Maite Laing
Abc West
Discrimination Allegations Hover Over Postmaster Nominee
The Senate civil service committee unanimously backed Jesse M. Donaldson for postmaster general after NAACP official Clarence Schell testified that Negroes faced discrimination in postal appointments and promotions. Mitchell accused Donaldson of inaction, urging a committee probe while noting past regional biases in Knoxville Memphis Winston-Salem Shreveport and other southern cities. Donaldson defended himself saying past department errors may exist but no ongoing racial bias.
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Washington
Senate Civil Service Committee
Jesse M. Donaldson
Clarence Schell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mitchell
Donaldson
Tee
Knoxville
Memphis
Rest De Lactation Periods For Cows Boost Annual Milk
All dairymen agree that cows should have rest periods between lactations to maximize yearly milk output. Continuous milking is argued to reduce overall production and animal health.
GEO MINERAL promised as cure for rheumatism and arthritis
An advertisement touts GEO MINERAL mineral remedy claiming to cleanse the intestines and purify the body to relieve rheumatism arthritis. It urges readers to visit a local drug store, try one bottle for a week, with a money back guarantee and pricing of 1 bottle 1.10 and 6 bottles 6.00.
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Nature
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Peanut Curb Victorious
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Eddie Albert
Constance
Moore
Joan Edwards
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Silver Star Quartet
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Smiling Four
Gethesemane
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Phil Brite
WHPRE
George Barnes
Freddy Martin
WHRE
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Whpe-Fm
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