Danube Opens to Yugoslavia Freight Moves
Vienna reports Russia has opened the Danube to Yugoslavia for Belgrade to western Germany freight. The first 2700 tons of pyrite arrived at Linz after transit through Hungary and the Soviet zone of Austria, headed to Regensburg. The flotilla will return with Ruhr coal exchange.
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Vienna
Austria
Russia
Danube River
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Germany
Linz
Hungary
Regensburg
Danube
Notive
Yugo Slavia
Czechslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Balkans
Dieting With Patricia Morison Fifth Day Menu Tips
A slimming plan for day five emphasizes stopping before full, avoiding public dieting hints to reduce pushback from friends. It explains hunger as habit, urges firm refusals, and lists a daily menu including baked apples with milk, beef tongue sandwich, tomato juice, broiled fish with Brussels sprouts and whole wheat bread, and an orange.
Flying Arrow Crewmen Seek U S Protection At Shanghai
Thirty quick action crew members from the Isbrandtsen Line freighter Flying Arrow petitioned the State Department in Hong Kong for naval protection or permission to leave the ship. They urged repatriation for any seaman who opts out of sailing to Shanghai amid nationalist blockades and minefields. Captain David Jones accused officials of hindering departure.
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Hong Kong
U.S. State Department
Flying Arrow
State Department
U. S
U.S
Isbrandtsen Line
Red Shanghai
United States
David Jones
Chicago
Shanghai
Yangtze River
Abandonment And Non Support Charge Filed
Mrs. Mable V. Causey of Greensboro signed a warrant against ex husband Thomas Flint Brown of 605 Highland Avenue for abandonment and non support of their six year old son Gurley Thomas Brown. The warrant sets bond at 300 dollars and had not been served.
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Mable V
Causey
Greensboro
Thomas Flint Brown
Highland Avenue
Gurley Thomas Brown
Power takes root as tractors replace horses on farms
Since 1914 automotive power has displaced horse and mule work on farms, freeing about 65 million acres that were used for feed production.
Artificial insemination to breed about one in ten US cows this year
Report notes that roughly 10 percent of cattle in the United States will be bred through artificial insemination in the current year. The statistic highlights wider adoption of controlled breeding methods across U.S. dairy and beef operations.
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United States
Union delegates weigh action aboard Brooklyn Heights
Four national maritime union delegates aboard the Isbrandtsen Line ship Brooklyn Heights asked if Brooklyn Heights crewmen could follow the Flying Arrow crew in similar action. The Brooklyn Heights crew, due to sail to Shanghai Saturday, may sign off if they choose and have cabled Joseph Curran in New York, head of the national maritime union, for advice.
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Flying Arrow
National Maritime Union
Isbrandtsen Line
Brooklyn Heights
U.S
Shanghai
Joseph Curran
New York
National Mariime Union
Infant Shuler Dies At Two Months In Thomasville
Harrison Joe Shuler two months old son of David H. Shuler Jr and Myrtle Culler Shuler of Thomasville Route 1 died at home. Survived by parents three sisters paternal grandparents and maternal grandmother. Funeral Thursday at Pine Woods Methodist Church with burial in church cemetery. Israel Columbus Earnhardt 70 dies at Winston-Salem hospital after farming life and long service in Junior Order. Born August 16 1879 son of Wiley and Tiney Earnhardt. Survived by seven daughters five sons and wife Vadie Walton Earnhardt. Body to Mt Pleasant Methodist Church Randolph county for Thursday funeral at 2:30 with interment in church cemetery family plot.
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J. G. Culler
Thomasville
Pine Woods Methodist Church
Israel C. Earnhardt
Israel Columbus Earnhardt
Trinity
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Earnhardt
High Point
Wiley and Tiney Kirk Earnhardt
Rowan County
Vadie Walton
Guilford County
Stella Thompson
Clara Routh
Helen Herlocker
Beulah Crofts
Clifford Earnhardt
Sophia
Clyde Earnhardt
Raymond Earnhardt
Herbert Earnhardt
Lawrence Earnhardt
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
Randolph County
Infant Jarrett Dies In High Point Hospital
The infant daughter of Howard J. and Stella Mae Eddinger Jarrett of 119 Jewell street died yesterday in a High Point hospital. Survived by three sisters Hazel Barbara Joan and Myrtle Laurence and three brothers Austin Page and Jimmy Wayne. Interment was held today at 1 pm in the Rich Fork Baptist church cemetery.
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Jarrett
Thomasville
Howard J
Stella Mae Eddinger Jarrett
Jewell Street
High Point
Hazel
Barbara Joan
Myrtle Laurence Jarrett
Austin
Page
Jimmy Wayne Jarrett
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Margaret Newby Cecil
Mrs Margaret Newby Cecil 73 longtime Davidson county resident died at her Thomasville Route 1 home after two years of illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church with Rev William C Sides and Rev C E Ridge officiating. The church choir and soloist Marlene Newsom provided music, with Harley Cecil at the piano. Pallbearers included Waldo Newby Fred Newby Delbert Roland Edward and Lothair Cecil. Interment followed in the family plot.
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Margaret
Maggie) Newby Cecil
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
William C. Sides
C. E. Ridge
Marlene Newsom
Harley Cecil
Virginia Sechritst
Waldo Newby
Fred Newby
Delbert
Roland
Edward
Lothair Cecil
Cecil
J. E. Cecil
Davidson County
Thomasville
Funeral services for Pre Donald A Vaughn to be held
Funeral services for Pre Donald Allen Vaughn who died in the Philippine Islands on December 32 1949 will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM in Sechrest chapel with Rev Neal Armstrong of North Main Street Baptist church officiating Burial with military honors by local post 619 VFW will follow at Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery The body is expected to arrive at 5 55 PM today and be taken to Sechrest Funeral home
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Pre
D. A. Vaughn
Donald Allen Vaughn
Philippine Islands
Sechrest’s
Neal Armstrong
North Main Street Baptist Church
Post
No. 619
VFW
Oakwood Memorial Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Widow Nancy Allred Dies at 73 After Ill Health
Mrs. Nancy Romelia Allred 73 widow of Rev John M Allred died at a local hospital at 11 PM Tuesday after three years of declining health and two months in serious condition She was born July 15 1876 in Forsyth County daughter of John H and Carolina Burrow She moved to the city from Asheboro three years ago living with daughter Pauline Cagle Surviving: daughter Pauline Cagle son J Cletus Alfred two sisters Ethel Pugh and J H Malone brother W Clinton Burrow Grandchildren and relatives attend funeral Thursday at 2:30 PM at Koonce Funeral Home chapel with Rev George M Talley and Rev J P H McNatt officiating Interment at Pleasant Ridge Christian Church Cemetery near Ramseur
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Nancy Romelia Allred
John M. Allred
Forsyth County
John H
Carolina Craven Burrow
Asheboro
Pauline Cagle
Franklin Street
This City
J. Cletus Alfred
Rt. 3
J. H. Malone
Ethel Pugh
W. Clinton Burrow
Franklinville
George M. Talley
J. P. H. McNatt
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
Pleasant Ridge Christian Church
Ramseur
State to borrow to meet fund deficits
Raleigh reports the council of state authorized State Treasurer Brandon Hodges to borrow up to 10 million dollars to cover general fund deficits. Hodges said borrowing would begin within days with banks arranged at a 0.5 percent rate, 5 million to be borrowed immediately and the other 5 million as needed. Hatcheries and dealers placed 138000 chicks with broiler producers in Chatham and Wilkes during the week ending December 24.
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Raleigh
Council of State
Brandon Hodges
Hodges
Council
Chatham
Wilkes Areas
Noticeboard for Local Groups and Meetings
News Of Colored People OES announces a meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall with attendees urged. Rev Bass and Mt Vernon choir to worship at Brooks Memorial Sunday at 3 p.m. Alpha Art Club meets Thursday at 3 p.m. with Mrs Greenwood. United Ushers present a program at Pilgrim Congregational Church Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
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OES
White Rose Chapter
Order of Western Star
Odd Fellows Hall
Brooks Memorial
F. O. Bass
Mt. Vernon
Alpha Art Club
A. M. Greenwood
United Ushers
Pilgrim Congregational Church
State to Take Over Municipal Streets Sooner or Later
Governor Scott says the state eventually will assume maintenance and construction of municipal streets as part of the highway system. He notes that a 1951 study commission will examine the issue while the rural road program may require a new bond issue. The interview also touches on a potential Klan interview and a planned state utilities commissioner appointment.
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Scott
State
Raleigh
Municipal Road Commission
Robert Grady Johnson
State Utilities Commission
Johnson
Tommy H. Panther
Gastonia
Ku Klux Klan
Panther
Mechanical Weed Eradicator Seen As Distant Goal
New York reports on progress toward a fully mechanical weed control system for cotton fields. William E. Meek notes current labor needs remain high and hand pulling still required, though engineers and chemists pursue improved devices. The Golden Horn inlet is also briefly mentioned.
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New York
Department of Agriculture
William E. Meek
Meek
Governor Voices Disapproval of Klan in Raleigh Visit
The governor has repeatedly expressed disapproval of the Ku Klux Klan. Panther announced plans to travel to Raleigh soon to attempt to organize a Klan unit there.
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Panther
Raleigh
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