Important Taft-Hartley Cases to Come Up Friday
Washington today previews two major Taft-Hartley actions set for Friday. A three-judge federal court will hear CIO National Maritime Union challenge to non-communist oaths and financial reports. A separate NLRB examiner will address unfair practices allegations by the International Typographical Union against publishers led by the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Washington
CIO National
Rntime
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
AFL International Typographical Union
Maritime Union
United
Great Lakes
National Maritime Union
U.S
Indianapolis
Denham
Arthur Leff
Leff
Lor
Supreme Court
Guilford Men Face Prosecution Under Fireworks Law
Two Guilford county men may be prosecuted for violating the North Carolina anti fireworks law after buying forbidden pyrotechnics from an Ohio firm and having them shipped into the state. Sheriff John E. Walters said two large cases of fireworks were seized and warned others to refuse delivery when shipments arrive.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
North Carolina
Ohio
John E. Walters
Handley Elected to Leggett and Myers Board
Durham acting general manager J Camden Handley of Leggett and Myers Tobacco was elected a member of the company board. W A Blount of New York, vice president, announced the action today.
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Durham
J. Camden Handley
Leggett and Myers Tobacco Company
W. A. Blount
FBI Nabs Seven Men In Auto Theft Case
Charlotte report: seven Asheville men arrested on charges under the national motor vehicle theft act for allegedly moving two new Dodge cars from Asheville to Newport Tennessee on November 29. Names listed with bonds set at 1000 each for the May term trial.
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Charlotte
FBI
Asheville
J. E. Thornton
Newport
Tenn
Clarence James Cooper
Winslow Wilson Parker
L. C. Simoneton
Joseph Poole, Jr
Jesse James Henderson
Ferman Campbell
Grover Mauldin
U. S. District Court
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip Return From Honeymoon
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip returned from a 23 day Aberdeen express honeymoon to Buckingham Palace. They will reside at Clarence House once ready and Philip resumes Royal Navy duties with a new post in the admiralty operations division. Elizabeth overseeing Clarence House re decoration over the next year.
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London
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Aberdeen Express
Buckingham Palace
Clarence House
St. James Park
Philip
Royal Navy
Admiralty
Asheville Booze Opens as 4 Stores Start
In Asheville four alcohol control stores opened marking the first legal whisky sales here in 40 years. Veteran clerks from eastern North Carolina aided local staff during the opening week. Crowds were far below expectation, aided possibly by steady rain. ABC board chairman J. Lloyd Britt expected pre Christmas buying to pick up soon.
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Asheville
Alcoholic Beverage Control
North Carolina
J. Lloyd Britt
ABC Board
ABC
Notice to creditors and power of sale in High Point
Having qualified as administrator of Charles P. Ellington deceased of Guilford County North Carolina this notice invites all claimants to present verified claims to the administrator at City Hall High Point NC by December 5 1948 or be barred. Also a power of sale under a deed of trust by W H Slate to Owen Reese trustee dated August 29 1946 with default will permit sale of property at public auction in Front of the County Building corner West Green and South Main High Point NC for cash.
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Charles P. Ellington
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
J. J. Ellington
Sunset Drive
W. H. Slate
Owen Reese
Register of Deeds
West Green and
South Main Streets
High Point Township
Coltrane Street
City of
N. C
Highland Cotton Mill
Coltrane
Jessie O. Vuncannon
Lackey’s
Lackey's
Sanders Dennis
Ernest Jones
Mary Dennis
Coltranes
Beck
Ridge
Silman Street
Office of Register of Deeds
Roberson, Haworth & Reese
Julia L .Hall
Marie D. Rivers
Willie Mae Boyd
S. A. Burton
Eastern Star
Eastern Star Lodge No. 157
Odd Fellows Hall
Mt. Vernon
Arlene Lemons
East Washington Street
C. B. McRae
Young Peoples Choir
First Baptist Church
China Civil War Reignites on Three Fronts After Lull
Shanghai dispatch reports a deceptive two week pause ending as Communist forces launch fresh attacks in western Manchuria northern Henan and the Hupeh Jiangsi region. Government armies face rapid, decisive strikes challenging their slower, positional defenses.
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Shanghai
China
Manchuria
Henan Province
Hupeh-Kiangsi
Mangled body parts found near railway tracks in Goldsboro
A mangled body part believed to be Fred Saunders about 50, a hospital inmate missing since Friday night, was found scattered along 400 yards of Atlantic Coast Line tracks. An early morning engineer reported evidence of a hit and a telegram to relatives was returned undelivered.
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Goldsboro
Fred Saunders
Beaufortounty
Rocky Mount
Christmas Activities At Fairview School Are Reported
Red Cross Christmas boxes were packed by the grade and re checked by the Junior Red Cross sponsors to send to High Point for mailing. The meeting at Winston Salem Teachers College covered the new state language series. A parade and Christmas program featured interpre tive dances and a shoe house backdrop.
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Fairview School News
Red Cross
Mesdames L. FE
Flowe
J. K. Williams
High Point
EB. Perr
Winston- Salem Teachers College
Bailey
Miss . C. Moss
Shoe House
Rs. G. E. Lynch
N. C. Moss
Christmas Pageant "In Bethlehem Town" Presented by Two Groups
The Nathaniel Dett Chorus and the Paul Robeson Dramatic Club present a joint Christmas pageant titled In Bethlehem Town. The event takes place Thursday night December 18 with local performers and community participation.
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Nathaniel Dett
Paul Robeson Dramatic Club
Bethlehem Town
Young Wilmington boy aims to be Pullman porter
Clyde Thompson eight year old Negro of Wilmington Del dreams of becoming a Pullman porter. Baltimore police patrolmen Sudmeier and Foertschbeck twice caught him riding trains without tickets in two weeks. They can only tell him porters wear brass buttons and he likes trains.
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Baltimore
Clyde Thompson
Wilmington
Del
William Sudmeier
John Foertschbeck
Clyde
Clyde's Road Trips Meet Resistant Police
A youth named Clyde enjoys traveling but faces interference from policemen who try to stop his journeys. He dislikes law enforcement and resists authority while continuing to seek new places to visit.
Postwar bottleneck halts $10 million train car gift plan
In a Christmas note the South planned year round travel with 101 new streamlined passenger cars ordered in August 1946. The postwar bottleneck prevents delivery, dashed by Santa’s delay.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Robert N. Denham
Guilford
Bride
Santa
Mama Doll
Bloom Furniture Company
Main St
Princess
Prince
Porter
Drusiur
North Main &T
Erma
Southern Railway System
Sou
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