Mountains Searched for Army Plane
A marine corps transport plane missing with 32 aboard since Tuesday afternoon prompts a ground and air hunt in the Mount Rainier region. A farm man reported seeing a green flare last night, fueling belief the aircraft crashed in the mountains amid flood and weather delays.
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Héte
James Ruland
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Longmire
Paradise
State Patrol
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Toledo
Rulande
San Diego
Calif
Seattle
Randle
Strawwary Mountain
Purcell Mountain
Randie
10 000 000 Germans Hunt Lost Relatives
It is officially estimated that 10,000,000 Germans across four zones search for missing relatives. In the British zone 4,000,000 notes are indexed by the German Missing Persons Search bureau. Many children are photographed to aid identification. broadcasts linked 370 children with parents in a month. 81,000 Germans were reunited in the same period.
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Herford
Plumber Trapped Under House as Carpentry Mishap Occurs
In Yakima Washington G H Markle a local plumber was trapped beneath a newly built house when carpenters forgot he was there and laid the floor. He remained captive for two hours until neighbors found a trap door in a closet and freed him.
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Waah
G. H. Markle
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Markle
Moscow agenda set for German disarmament talks
A Moscow session aims to limit occupation armies in Europe and shape a 40 year German disarmament pact. Molotov blocks Byrnes from inviting China while final six point agenda narrows to demilitarization denazification and reparations, German frontiers and Austrian treaty.
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Byrnes
Germany
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Ruhr
Rhineland
Austria
Ernest Bevin
Maurice Youve de Murville
City eyes land for airport amid budget doubts
Mayor Earl N. Phillips backed a proposed air field as High Point weighs buying a tract to serve express freight and passenger needs. Council discusses financing options as time runs out on the option, with passage of a plan by the aviation committee after three years of work.
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Ing
Earl N. Phillips
Greensboro High Point
Fraley Field
Arthur Kirkman
T. V. Rochelle
Chamber
High Point
Rotary Club Shows America the Beautiful Travelogue
The Rotary Club met Thursday to view America the Beautiful a technicolor travelogue produced by Warner Brothers and donated to the U S treasury for bonds sales. Edgar Hartley arranged presentation operated by C M Gaskins with Rotarian Ed Willis and Junior Rotarian Herman Coble present. The Christmas week meeting is set for Tuesday December 24 with a Christmas program planned.
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America the Beautiful
Rotary Club
Warner Brothers
United States Treasury Department
U. S
Edgar Hartley
C. M. Gaskins
Ed Willis
Concord
Herman Coble
Funeral Rites for Infant Hilda Joyce Woodle
Funeral services will be held for infant Hilda Joyce Woodle Thursday at 3 p.m. at the family home 102 Haygood Street in Thomasville. Rev Bill Kincaid will officiate and interment follows in Fairview Methodist church cemetery on the Denton and Thomasville highway. Born Oct 23 the child died yesterday from suffocation in bed. Father serves with the U S Army in Germany. coroner Dr Dermot Lohr of Lexington investigated.
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Thomasville
Carl Woodle
Haygood Street
Bill Kincaid
Fairview Methodist Church
Denton and
Davidson County
Dermot Lohr
Lexington
U. S. Army
Germany
William L. Jordan Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for William L. Jordan age 40 of 118 Briggs avenue and longtime Sunshine Laundry employee were conducted from his late residence Wednesday afternoon at 3. Interment was in Oakwood Memorial Park with active pallbearers from the Masonic order and honorary pallbearers from the Masonic order and High Point lodge No 1155 B P O Elks. Argie Wood sang Sunrise Tomorrow during the service. Graveside duties were by Numa F. Reid Masonic lodge where he served as senior steward.
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Briggs Avenue
Sunshine Laundry
Paul Tudor Jones
First Presbyterian Church
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Ceme
J. P. Williamson
Joe Smith
E. ‘Brown
T. G. Callihan
C. R. Willcox
J. H. McCall
Masonic Order
High Point Lodge No. 1155
B. P. O. Ellis
Friends
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Arms Reduction Talks Face Delays in Assembly Subcommittee
The sub committee hopes to draft an arms reduction program while Britain’s linked troop census plan risks delaying a global accord. Canada’s amendment threatens to split the majority as Spaak seeks Russian and British agreement to drop the census issue.
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Britain
Allon
Security Council
Canada
Paul-Henri Spaak
Russia
Relief council split over UNRRA fate at stormy session
Feenov warned delegates that relief depends on UNRRA programs and funds. Informal talks showed five to three in favor of extending the council to next April, with Russia Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and Norway opposing the United States United Kingdom and Australia. A full council vote was expected today.
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
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Austraia
Southern Baptist Ends Nashville Session
The Southern Baptist executive committee concluded its semi annual meeting in Nashville and adjourned until Jan 22 1947. A site selection for a western summer assembly was to be discussed with the Baptist Sunday School Board. The committee took no action on two World War II conscientious objector matters and opposed amnesty for objectors still held by the government. A new southeastern seminary was recommended, to be considered at the St Louis convention next May. Membership rose to 6 136 864 with 318 new churches since 1945.
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Tenn
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Executive Committee
Truman
J. M. Dawson
Southern Baptist
Theological
St. Louis
Markets Stocks Mixed Amid U S Gypsum Move to Raise Funds
A hand picked group of assorted shares attracted support in a narrow trading session. U S Gypsum fell on news of a planned fund raise via new common shares at one for three, priced at 60 dollars. Other dulls and gains appeared among Dow components and select textile and metal issues in subdued trading.
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J. C. Penney
Santa Fe
Schenley, Texas Co
Electric Power and Light
Pouglas Aircraft
Fighting a War on Cancer Requires Public Vigilance
The piece urges the public and physicians to learn cancer signs and seek early diagnosis. It notes that early symptoms exist across sites such as mouth, breast, skin, and throat and stresses that postponement worsens outcomes. Emphasizes exams like proctoscope checks and X ray tests for accurate diagnosis.
Truman backs merger while seeking labor reform and budget cut plans
The report details President Truman signaling support for a merger of the armed forces and outlining a state of the union focus on productivity and cooperation between management and labor. It notes a push for new labor legislation, possible end to OPA powers, a reduced federal budget, and Byrd opposing tax cuts while urging labor union incorporation and outlawing closed shops.
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Congress
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Capitol
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd Byrd
Byrd
Virginia
Securities Commission
Blum to be elected premier as France forms new cabinet
The Blum movement party agreed not to field an opposition candidate and Blum is to be elected by a near unanimous vote by the national assembly. His interim government aims to last until mid January when a permanent cabinet is set. Blum’s key role since 1945 has included securing the U S loan to France.
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Socialist Party
Blum
Trade Winds and Market Chatter on New York Central and Dairy Trends
Louis M Schneider reports on Bob Young seeking open market control of New York Central, Dutch ownership limits, and Alleghany Corp’s planned share sales. Also covered are Winke wine deliveries up 65 percent, tied to bourbon and Scotch promotions, and U.S. dairy prices facing downward pressure as butter output rises and margarine shifts consumer demand.
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C & O-Alleghany
N. Y. Central
C & O-Alleghany Corp
Bob” Young
New York Central Railroad
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America
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Ice house blast kills boy as eight listed missing in Manhattan
Fire crews battled a massive blast at a two building site on 184th Street and Amsterdam Avenue in Manhattan. A boy died, Colo nado was dead on extraction, five others rescued, eight more feared missing including a mother and three children, with several firefighters injured. Fire officials sought the cause of the explosion as alarms drew 25 fire companies and ambulances.
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Thomas
Brophy
184Th Street
Amsterdam Avenues
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