Congress Readies New Deal Agenda Followed by Leadership Fights
The article outlines House and Senate Democratic and Republican maneuvers as Congress opens with plans for the 1946 New Deal agenda. It notes leadership contests including Burns as House speaker nominee, party caucus battles over rules and committees, and early moves toward world court protocol and four annual supply bills.
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Congress
World Court
Capitol Hill
House Democrate
Joseph W. Burns
Tennessee
Senate Democrates
Jason
Arkansas
Senate Republicans
McNary
Oregon
House
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
Rep. Byrnes
Senate
Representative Bankhead
Alabama
Rep
Lea
California
O'Connor
Mead
McCormack
Massachusetts
Greenwood
Indiana
Sabath
Illinois
Rankin
Mississippi
Samuel Hill
Washington
United States
Klutch Holds False Teeth Tight, Comfort Cushion Ad
Klutch offers a comfort cushion to fix a snug plate that won’t rock or chafe. The ad claims the device lets wearers eat and speak as well as with their own teeth. Product marketed at drug stores for 25 cents.
Two People Slain in Saar Political Strife on New Year
Two victims were found dead amid political clashes in the Saar region as authorities warned officials against leaking details. Geoffrey G. Knox, Saar commissioner, threatened dismissal of officials for any news leakage. One victim was stabbed near Saarlouis as others were found on highways yesterday.
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Saar
Geoffrey G. Knox
Saarlouis
Japanese Girl To Vote in Saar Amid Street Clashes
In Saar territory a street clash at Jaergersfreude left two Nazis shot in the legs as 25 combatants, Nazis and communists, fought in several towns. The vicinity reports repeated clashes as the plebiscite on January 13 nears with mass meetings and political amnesty moves underway.
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Peuttlingen
Jaergersfreude
Saar- Bruecken
Saarluis
Sinnerthal
Eberhahn
Puettlingen
Ensdorf
Saarbruecken
Burbach
Malstatt
Knox
Emdort
Eberhorn
Landjaegers
International Army
League of Nations
Nas
Reichsfuehrer
Hiter
Berlin
Saar
Germany
Layman's Bible School Urged by Baptist Speaker
Dr. High C. Moore, editorial secretary of Southern Baptist publications, traced the church's evolution and said the Baptist church owes its identity to the Bible as God's Word. He urged better youths and citizens, and noted the Bible's role in forming better governments. Sectional conferences were held this afternoon with another general session planned for tonight.
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High C. Moore
Southern Baptist Publications
Christian Church
Baptist Church
Bladder Relief Ad Promises Sleep Help
An ad for a laxative style bladder remedy claims to ease bed wetting and urge issues by cleansing the bowels. It suggests four days to satisfaction with a money back offer through Mann Drug, Broren, Eckerd’s and other druggists.
Enterprise Plans Golden Anniversary Edition
Enterprise announces a golden anniversary edition to mark fifty years of progress in High Point. The publication will be oversized and feature extensive coverage of the furniture industry and the textile and hosiery sectors. Thousands of extra copies will be distributed nationwide to readers and businesses that bought space. Further details on contributors will follow.
New Supreme Court Justices Named and Government Agencies Consolidated
A joint legislative session elected Edmund W. Flynn as chief justice with William W. Moss Hugh B. Baker and Antonio A Capostosto as associates. Only Baker and Capostosto are Republicans. The act consolidating agencies was vague and could cost hundreds of Republican state jobs. Governor Green was inaugurated just after 1 AM as the legislature adjourned until 1 PM ET.
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Green
Jury Selection in Hauptmann Case Sees Calm Proceedings
Three women and trio men were chosen for jury service as court sessions opened with Hauptmann under guard. Justice Trenchard maintained brisk rulings, limiting audience disruption while both sides used limited peremptory challenges. Mrs. Hauptmann largely kept to the crowd as Fisher guided her to a seat near the railing.
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Hauptmann
C. Lloyd Fisher
Defense Staff
Colonel Lindbergh
Justice Trenchard
Market Trends Chicago Produce Summary
Chicago market trends show steady butter with 10 049 pounds and varied creamery grades ranging from 31 to 32 percent for specials and 27 to 30 percent for actives. Eggs report 2 615 cases with rates around 29 to 31 percent for extra firsts and 26 to 27 percent for standards amid other small adjustments.
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Chicago
Mrs Goodknight Recovering After Lysol Ingestion
Mrs. W C Goodknight of 1714 English street was treated at Guilford General hospital after swallowing Lysol at her home Monday morning. She was transported by Yow's ambulance for care.
Court Session Set For High Point Civil And Criminal Terms
The High Point Municipal Court will convene its civil term on January 22 with Judge Lewis E. Teague presiding. The January criminal jury term starts January 29 as calendars are prepared.
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High Point
Lewis E. Teague
Young Hotel Company Receives State Charter
The Young Hotel Company Inc of this city was granted a charter by Secretary of State Stacey W. Wade. Authorized capital is $100,000 with $300 subscribed by R. K. Young, Susan Wilson Young, and H. T. Wright. the firm may own and run hotels, restaurants, and other properties.
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The
Young Hotel Company, Inc
Stacey W. Wade
R. K. Young
Elwood Hotel
Susan Wilson Young
H. T. Wright
Tar Fire at Redding Apartments Turns Smoke Into Scene
Firemen were called to the Redding Apartments this morning where a barrel of tar caught fire. Billows of smoke drew scores of people, but officials reported no damage.
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Redding
Amos Jr. in Auto Accident Returns Home After Dance
Charles Lee Amos Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Amos of 906 North Main Street, was confined at home with painful but not serious injuries after an automobile accident on his way home from a dance. His car suffered heavy damage and he received medical treatment before being sent home.
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C. L. Amos, JR
Charles Lee Amos, Jr
C. L. Amos
North Main Street
Minor cases heard in municipal court session
Less than a dozen judgments were entered in minor cases by Judge Lewis B. Teague. Samuel Conner was convicted for assault and fined five dollars plus costs. Ben Vaughn had his case dismissed with suspension of judgment. Ray Owens faced assault charges with leave taken. Public drunkenness judgments were recorded in several cases.
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Lewis B. Teague
Samuel Conner
Ben Vaughn
Ray Owens
New Orleans Cotton Opens Year With Quiet Gains
New Orleans cotton began year steady with early trades showing March at 12.73 and May at 12.85. May slipped to 12.83 while July opened 12.87 and October 12.69, leaving the first half hour 2 to 3 points above the prior close.
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New Orleans
JAP FREED BY U S AGENTS CAUGHT PHOTOGRAPHING SHIPS
Yesterday officers said Mat, captured photographing ships along the waterfront, had his equipment confiscated and the film sent to Jacksonville for development. The film will be developed.
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U.S
Jacksonville
Immigrant suspect detained after multi city photo trip
Sada, who bought a New York ticket, was detained at a police station about 15 minutes before departure and entered on the docket as held for federal immigration investigation. Lipphard said the man traveled from San Francisco to Detroit, into Canada, to New York, then to St Petersburg via Richmond, Columbia, Jacksonville and Miami while taking pictures.
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Sada
New York
Lipphard
San Francisco
Detroit
Canada
St. Peterburg
Richmond
Columbia
S. C
Jacksonville
Miami
Fla
Compensation Meet Set for January 8 at State Capital
RALEIGH Jan 2 Employers and employer groups are invited to a January 8 conference here hosted by the state Industrial Commission. The meeting will address insurance problems under the workmen's compensation law and may lead to an amendment. Since a state supreme court ruling recognized occupational diseases as compensable insurers have largely stopped writing policies in the state.
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Raleigh
State Industrial Commission
General Assembly
State Supreme Court
Convicts who rescued aged in S C blaze may get clemency
In Gaffney South Carolina authorities weigh clemency for a group of convicts who helped save 32 aged and infirm residents from the Cherokee County Home after a fire. Coroner and inquest proceed as five residents died. Governor Blackwood hinted at action after official details arrive.
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S. C. Blaze
Gaffney
8. C
Cherokee County
Blackwood
Columbia
South Carolina
Charles Stoves Taken By Death At Home
Charles Stoves 73 of Greensboro route one died at his home early today after a brief illness. Born in Guilford County June 17, 1861, he was the son of George and Lucy Rayle Stoves and married Sallie Couch, who preceded him in death. Survived by two sons George C. Stoves Meridian Miss and J B Stoves Greensboro route one. two daughters Mrs EB Jacobs Greensboro and Mrs R H Neeman High Point. 18 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. A Wesley Memorial church member, the body will be taken this afternoon to the home of a daughter on Greensboro row one for funeral services tomorrow at 3 o'clock conducted by Rev A Conrad. Interment will be at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Charles Stoves
Greensboro
Mr. Stoves
Guilford County
George
Lucy Rayle Stoves
Sallie Couch
George C. Stoves
Meridian
Miss
J. B. Stoves
Route One
EB. P. Jacobs
R. H. Neeman
High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Greensboro Row
Rev. A. & Conrad
Oakwood Cemetery
Merchant Mariners In Brazil Go On Strike
Brazilian merchant marine units anchored as part of South America's largest strike. Syndicated maritime workers from commanders to deck hands walked out demanding higher wages. Estimates of strikers reach 400,000, though government figures differ.
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Rio Deb Janeiro
Brazil
South America
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