One Way Traffic Plans Bring Change to Greensboro
Greensboro residents test a new one way downtown traffic plan in a 90 day trial while officials review early results. The debate over Route 421 rerouting drew opposition from local business leaders prompting a compromise and possible alternate routing. County officials report completion of 95 markers delimiting the Guilford Randolph boundary with 0.5 mile intervals and road intersections.
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Harry Weatherly
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Randolph
A Real Relief For Stomach Distress
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Drawings for Golf Score Guessers Set This Week
Thomasville details a Jaycee arch of Dimes event with 14 winners and 11 prizes. Egan Aycock from Lexington hit a golf ball from Lexington to Thomasville. drawings in Lexington next week select prize recipients from among 14 guessers.
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Dugan Aycock
Lexington Country Club
Carolina Professional Golfers’ Association
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Lexington
Fletcher Smith
WTNC
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Egan Aycock
Mildred C. Shoaf
Nellie Cross
Joe P. Cope
John Craven
Hansel C. Elliott
Denton
Reba Sink
R. V. Sena
Lexington Jaycees
Sedgefield incorporation plans cut to south of road
The Sedgefield area weighs a split plan to form a new town with zoning for residential protection. Alderman aims to include south of the High Point Greensboro Road centered on Sedgefield Inn, while opponents north of the road helped defeat the prior incorporation push.
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Sedgefield
Charles Alderman
High Point-Greensboro Road
Sedgefield Inn
Municipal Board of Control
Alderman
Saint Francis Xavier the Apostle to the Indies
Saint Francis Xavier, from a noble Spanish family known for joy, met Ignatius Loyola who guided him into the Jesuit order founded by Loyola.
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Print Cloths And Broadcloths In Good Demand Now
In New York the cotton textile market showed good demand for print cloths and broadcloths with an estimated 500000 yards sold in the 80 square print cloth. Prices ranged from 19 to 20 cents per yard though sales slackened toward week end as producers run into late March. Buyers were cautious on March and April deliveries while sheeting and rayon goods remained quiet. Interest focused on satins and lining crepes as dry goods output stayed high.
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Osnaburgs
Defense Lawyer Denounces Jap Trials as Political Failures
J N Freeman of Dobson, counsel for two Japanese leaders, argues the Tokyo trials failed their stated aim of fair impartial justice. He says the court system served political ends, denying consideration of evidence and representing only a vanquished victor.
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Winston-Salem
J. N. Freeman
Dobson
Freeman
Polish Farm Schools Push Collectivism
WARSAW Poland a series of agricultural schools are being set up to teach socialism and farm collectivization. Leaders in agricultural education say schools must become centers of socialism and every student a fighter and builder of the new social structure. Be Hilary Mince declares collection will affect only about one percent of farms in 1949.
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White Cross
South
Municipal
Harvey Suits
Warsaw
Poland
Hilary Mince
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