Prophets Forecast 1948 World Strife And Recovery
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes 1948 with forecasts on Soviet American relations and Western Europe. He cites Marshall Plan outcomes, Greece's fate, and persistent Arab Israeli tension, noting China chaos and a cautious optimism amid postwar recovery and emerging television in medicine.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
A. P. Science
Howard Blakeslee
Russia
America
Western Europe
Moscow
Settin-Adriatic
English Channel
Italy
France
SSS Tonic Promises Boost in Red Blood Strength
Medical authorities report SSS Tonic as highly effective in building up low blood strength from non-organic anemia. The ad claims the tonic activates blood cells, improves appetite, digestion, sleep, and energy, and promotes a healthy skin glow with regular use. Millions of bottles sold. available at drug stores.
Man Killed During Robbery Attempt at Filling Station
A 56 year old William Arney Bishop of Johns Island was shot and killed by Julius W Theile 42 during a break in at a service station in Charleston at 5 45 am. Theile, who also works as watchman, fired after hearing a dog bark and seeing an intruder at the restroom door. Bishop died at the hospital from multiple chest wounds.
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Charleston
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John’s Island
William Arney Bishop
Route 1
Julian T. Williams
Julius W Theile
Bishop
Barkins
Harold Austin Attends Christian Frontiers Conference
Harold Austin, a High Point College student, joined the United States and Canada Methodist delegation at the University of Kansas for the Christian Frontiers conference from December 27 to January 1. About 2,500 delegates from 60 nations attended. He then went to Park College for an International Council meeting and plans to return to High Point January 6.
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United States
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas
Park College
Missouri
International Council
Canada
High Point
Slagle Named to State Agriculture Board in North Carolina
RALEIGH Jan 3 Governor Cherry announced the appointment of A B Slagle of Franklin to the state board of agriculture. He will serve until May 1951 to fill the unexpired term of Reeves Noland who resigned to join the state highway commission. Slagle, a farmer dairyman and former Macon county sheriff, will be sworn in when the board meets next Friday. David Townsend of Rowland, recently appointed to fill Cates's unexpired term, will also take the oath then.
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A. B. Slagle
Franklin
State Board of Agriculture
Cherry
Slagle
Reeves Noland
Waynesville
State Highway Commission
Macon County
Agriculture Board
David Townsend
Rowland
C. C. Cates
Mebane
Elizabeth City Food Saving Campaign Featured on WCBS
Elizabeth City groups and individuals launched a food saving campaign for future needs. The effort was highlighted on Margaret Arlen's WCBS radio program, a North Carolina native and former WRAL director who now hosts in New York.
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Raleigh
Margaret Arlen
WCBS
New York
Miss Arlen
WRAL
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