22 Americans Sought in Treason Case
Attorney General Tom Clark announced that justice department investigators in Europe are pursuing 22 Americans suspected of wartime treason, with six more already named. He said evidence will bring all suspects to trial in Washington DC, listing Ezra Pound among previously indicted figures and noting several others are in Allied or enemy custody or unaccounted for.
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Tom Clark
Justice Department
Europe
Clark
District of Columbia
United States
Ezra Pound
Edward Delaney
Olney, II
Douglas Chandler
Baltimore
Constance Drexel
Philadelphia
Robert H. Best
New York City
Royster Baldwin Heading Home From Luzon Service
Technician Fourth Grade Royster Baldwin of the 851st Port Company in northern Luzon is en route back to the United States for discharge. He resides at F Daniel Homes, High Point, North Carolina, and was stationed in the Philippines before sailing home.
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San Fernando
LA Union
Luzon
P. I
Navy Seaman Clarence S. Smith Discharged
Clarence S. Smith of Thomasville Rt 1 is discharged at Charleston separation center after 22 months in the Navy with 16 months overseas. He earns the American and South Pacific theater ribbons and is the son of S E Smith of the same address.
Marines Honored On Iwo Jima
Pearl Harbor dispatch recalls the Iwo Jima battle on 1945 dates with Marine graves, a Pearl Harbor memorial mass for veterans of the third fourth and fifth divisions, and notes airmen later praising the island as a landing field for damaged B 29s.
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Iwo Jima
U. S
Volcanic Island
Tokyo
Isle
Ccorpecy
Wage Board Eyes Broad Wage Increases Across Sectors
Washington February 19. The wage stabilization board begins a wave of major cases with an 18 cent per hour raise for 450000 shipyard workers after approval by Marine and Shipbuilding Workers and AFL Metal Trades. A CIO farm equipment strike at 10 International Harvester plants to be settled with same 18 cent hike for 30000 workers. The board prepares rulings on meat packing and other pending cases under President Truman's wage price policy.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Shipbuilding Stabilization Conference
Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
AFL Metal Trades Department
International Harvester Company
Stabilization Board
War Labor Board
Truman
Jobs For Veterans Maintenance Mechanic Profile
Today’s veteran seeks a maintenance mechanic role aged 30 white male with ninth grade education. U S Army service as master sergeant in charge of armament section Air Corps, supervised 31 men overseeing 140 machine guns 26 planes. Civilian experience includes two years in furniture factory machinery maintenance and two years in electrical tool maintenance in wood and metal works. three months operating a small machine shop. Can operate lathe and bench machines and seeks local industrial plant positions or suitable openings. Employers urged to interview or refer to U S Employment Service office.
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U. S. Army
Air Corps
U. S. Employment Service Office
Pulpwood Price Up Across Southern States
The OPA authorized an immediate 1.40 dollar ceiling price increase per cord for most pulpwood used in 11 southern states including North and South Carolina, effective now from Washington.
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Washington
OPA
North
South Carolina
Paget Disease of the Bones Affects Elderly Populations
Dr. Dickson and colleagues in Rochester Minnesota study Paget disease osteitis deformans in patients mostly over 60. They note familial tendency, frequent incidental detection on X rays, bone thickening especially in pelvis hip skull, fractures that heal quickly, and limited effective treatments with vitamin D showing some benefit. Further study urged to uncover causes and prevention.
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Douglas D. Dickson
Rochester
Minnesota
Paget
First Comprehensive State Law For Autos Enacted In '09
Raleigh February 19 The Institute of Government at Chapel Hill highlights the evolution of North Carolina motor vehicle laws from 1901 to 1935 in a Popular Government feature by John Blair. It notes the 1909 statewide control, 1925 transfer of vehicle registration, the 1935 license act, and that over 200 statutes affect vehicle use today. Blair cannot provide a full codification due to the sheer number of statutes.
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Raleigh
Mecklenburg
Blair
Dentists Tour Rural Sections In Motor Vans
West Yorkshire residents receive dental care via fully equipped motor vans costing 4500 dollars each. Each mobile unit carries a dentist and assistant to serve out-of-the-way villages, a plan financed by the West Riding council.
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Leeds
Eng
West Yorkshire
West Riding Council
Casual Comment By W. A. BIVINS
A reader asks about attribution for two quoted lines from Mont peer's The Issues of Faith and Death. The piece notes Ernest L. Auman's death and reflects on brotherhood and democracy tied to a 1940s public observance and Schweitzer’s humanitarian work.
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Ernest Allman
James Montpeers
Ernest L. Auman
Mr. Auman
Ernest Auman
Egyptian Chief Receives Vote Of Confidence
Premier Ismail Sidky Pasha’s new government won a vote of confidence from the chamber of deputies in Cairo. Students protested for the withdrawal of British forces. Sidky pledged to pursue full independence for Egypt and unity with Sudan under joint British-Egyptian control.
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Cairo
Ismail Sidky Pasha
Chamber of Deputies
Egypt
Chamber
Sudan
Recapture Seven Inebriates Escaped Raleigh Hospital
Dr. David Young reports the recapture of seven of twelve inebriate patients who escaped from the state hospital ten days earlier. Names were not released.
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Raleigh
Esca State Hospital
David Young
Remedy A and O Liquid Soothes No 1 Enemy Pain
An ad touts a liquid remedy called A and O as a quick soothing relief for pain. It claims the product contains menthol and other time-tested ingredients and is marketed as the old reliable remedy.
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Uolds
Trade Session Of UNO Called For This Year
The United Nations Economic and Social Council ends its first session and plans an international trade conference for late 1946. It will meet in New York on May 25 and form committees to prepare for the event. Countries named include Australia Belgium Luxembourg Brazil Canada China Cuba Czechoslovakia France India Netherlands New Zealand Peru Poland Great Britain Russia Ukraine and the United States. The talks will cover freeing information and women's status, to be taken up at the May session.
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United Nations Economic and Social Council
New York
United Nations
World Federation of Trade Unions
American Federation of Labor
International Cooperative Alliance
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Australia
Belgium
Luxembourg
Brazil
Canada
China
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
France
India
Netherlands
New Zealand
Peru
Poland
Great Britain
Russia
Uklavia
Ukraine
Columbia
Carolina Priority Plan Guides University Admissions
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill outlines a priority system for admissions approved by the board of trustees. The plan ranks applicants by status: current students, former students, and new applicants, with subgroups for North Carolina veterans, nonveterans, and out-of-state applicants, in that order. It notes that scholarship or fellowship holders and local students are not bound by these priority regulations.
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Chapel Hill
University of North At
Hill
Board of Trustees
Raleigh
North Carolina
Mrs Edna Hedrick Dies At 77 In Loray Community
Mrs Edna Brown Hedrick 77 widow of Miles S Hedrick died at her Loray home after a 10 day illness. Survived by nine children including Frank Hedrick High Point Carl Hedrick Winston-Salem and Espie Hedrick Portsmouth VA Funeral set for Tuesday at Concord Presbyterian Church Loray with body to be in church prior to service.
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M. S. Hedrick
Statesville
Edna Brown Hedrick
Miles S. Hedrick
Loray
Frank M. Hedrick
High Point
Carl Hedrick
Winston-Salem
Brownrick
Clifford
Thomas
Paul Hedrick
Espie Hedrick
Portsmouth
Fannie Luddreth
Lenoir
Marshall Kates
Concord Presbyterian Church
Ellen Hayton Bristol Dies at 79 in Bristol
Mrs Ellen Hayton Bristol 79 died here last night. She is mother of Mrs Daisy Lindley of Archdale NC. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at this time with privately housed or non local students providing their own living quarters off campus.
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Ellen Hayton
Bristol
Daisy Lindley
Archdale
N. C
Diamonds Prove To Be No Good As Security
An Arizona woman offered to leave a five thousand dollar deposit in diamond rings and jewelry with a New Mexico librarian to insure the safe return of a book. Librarian Arie Poldervaart said the volume held rare documents in the Peralta Reavis land grant case and the offer was rejected on principle.
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Sante FE
N. M
Arizona
Lees
Arie Poldervaart
Peralta-Reavis
Oil Riches Lure Exploration Across U S Lands
The United States holds about one and a half million square miles favorable for oil accumulation with only half of that explored. The statement underscores vast energy potential and the scope for future development in exploration efforts.
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United States
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