Vespers at Wesley Memorial College Today
College students return home for holidays attend a 5 PM vesper service at Wesley Memorial Church. Lawrence Matton Jr will lead, with Frances Griffith Nell Sheloff Mary McMullan Betsy Hardin and Sarah assisting. Chapel choir provides music and a snack supper follows in Wesley Hall. Third and fourth generation Americans noted for darker hair than ancestors.
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Wesley Jal Methodist Church
Awrence
Matton, Jr
Frances Kiffith
Nell Sheloff
Mary McMullan
Betsy Hardin
Sarah
Charlotte Man Falls to Death From Hospital Window
Henry W. Covington a 60 year old retired Charlotte grocer died after plunging from Memorial hospital seventh floor near room 728. Detectives and coroner investigators examined the scene and patient’s illness not disclosed.
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Charlotte Man
Charlotte
Henry W. Covington
Memorial Hospital
Covington
W. M. Summerville
Mecklenburgh County
Maya Belief Claims Vultures Enter Armadillo Dens
A Maya belief from the Yucatan holds that aged vultures enter armadillo dens and transform into armadillos themselves.
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Yucatan
Poles Act to Stop Entry Of Refugees Into Sweden
Poland demands Sweden recall its consul in Gdynia and bars Swedish officers from boarding a ferry between Sweden and the Polish state. The move targets refugees believed to be routed from Gdynia to Trelleborg, signaling controversy in Stockholm over neutrality and asylum.
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Sweden
Stockholm
INS
Poland
Gdynia
Gdyinia
Trelleborg
Stefan Korboniski
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Polish Peasant Party
Senden
Europe
Inefficient Noisy Steam Whistles Use Vast Power
Tests show steam whistles are inefficient and loud. A 12 inch whistle used 4,000 horsepower to toot once.
Margot Power Joins Maxwell Program At First Baptist
Margot Power 1947 Arthur Godfrey Talent Scout winner headlines the Richard Maxwell program at First Baptist Church on Monday January 5 at 7 30 p m. Power a Syracuse University music scholarship recipient has performed with the Buffalo Civic Orchestra and Twilight Music Hour. Maxwell will sing and share stories from his army navy camp tours while engaging with attendees. No admission charge.
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Margot Power
Richard Maxwell
First Baptist Church
New York
Veterans Hospital
Maxwell
Army and Navy
Sunspot secrecy during World War II
Weather and sunspot activity were kept secret in World War II because sun disturbances could affect radio reception. The paragraph notes that censorship extended to solar data as a military measure.
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Earth
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights a Faithful Lineup
A.M. 7:30 Songs of Faith leads a daylong broadcast schedule followed by Curt Massey Sings at 7:45. The lineup continues with gospel and church programs including Sunday Serenade at 8:05 8:30 Gospel Trio at 8:30 and 9:00 Mermen Tabernacle Choirs. WHPE news at 16:00 and 16:05 Dave Dennis Orchestra. Modern Musical Moods at 16:30 and a First Baptist Church service at 11:00.
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A.M
Curt Massey
Christain
Mermen Tabernacle Choirs
Sons of Harmony
WHPE
Dave Dennis
First Baptist Church
Lyon Bartsch
Dinah Shore
Bob Thompson
Sweeten
Community Radio Council
William Vollmer
Abe Ozzie and
Harriet
Cba
Drew Pearson
Abe
Websters
Mbs
Hiollywood
Abe Percy Faith
Cbs
Abe Nick Carter
Jack Benny
Gene Autry
Child's World
Foruam
Abe Sherlock Holmes
Phil and
Alice
Abe Blondie-Dagwood
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Edgar Bergen
Charlie
Abe Sam Spade
Cbs Detroit Symphony
Fred Allen
Cbs Movies
Corliss Archer
Walter Winchell
Parky's
Hollywood
Abe Tony Martin
Alan Young
Cbs Theater Guild
Abe Jim Backus
Abe Christopher Wells
Cb Voices of Strings
Licrace Heidt
Textile Industry Faces Another Price Rising Era
Chicago reports say the American furniture industry saw a 15 percent rise in retail sales this year and faces sustained demand into 1948. Spokesmen predict price increases of five to ten percent by January and a supply lag due to labor and material shortages through mid-1948.
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Betty Prosser
Chicago
Lawrence H. Whiting
American Furniture Mart
Wallace O. Oliman
The
Merchandise Mart
Roscoe R. Rau
National Retail Furniture Association
Oliman
Col
Whiting
Rau
Baldness causes and contributing factors noted
Dandruff is cited as the most common cause of baldness. Tight hat bands that restrict blood flow and impurities in industrial surroundings are listed as additional factors.
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Tsien
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Johnson St
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TDR
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ICE Delivery Company
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Guilford
Venetian Blind CO
Litle Jewelers
S. Main ST
Center Theatre
Associated Press News
America United
Sam Pettingill
Abe Wm. Shirer
Basic
Sammy Kaye
Stobert Merrill
Lee Sweetland
Abe Stephen Graham
James Melton
Abe Bob Reid
New York Philharmonic
Cbe
Hasie
Johnny Thompson
Joe Kelly
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CIA
Warnow- Abe
Rise Steven
Bill Nee
Hoagy Carmichael
Abc
Whpe-Fm
George Barnes
Bing Crosby
Whpe News
Elgin
High
Lester
N. Main ST
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Main
Office Equipment CO
Virginia
Eva
N. L. JR
N. L. SR
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Guilford County
W. F. Hester
General Electric
Gray Engineering
South Main St
Radio Roundtable
H N. Williard
W. T. Powell
Manufacturer
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Joe Johnson
Pres. Chamber of Commerce
Robert L. Thompson