Youths charged in theft from death car wreck
Two youths confessed to stealing tires and wheels from a car of Franklin Eugene killed in a Jamestown curve crash December 21 and were released on bond. Officers also arrested Joe White and John Henry Austin for breaking into Sedgefield Country Club golf shop New Years night stealing golf balls clubs and a radio valued at 225 with bonds set at 750.
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Crowe
Saea Pest
Franklin Eueene
Jamestown Curve
Sheriff's Office
Joe White
Olivia Street
John Henry Austin
Greensboro
Sedgefield Country Club
Notable Hollywood and industry earners listed in tax data
A page one display shows earnings of film stars and executives. Irene Dunne led women with 245000, Rita Hayworth 160000, and Charles Boyer 70800. Among executives, Andrew Jergens, Joseph D Nelson each earned 255000, Donald W. Douglas 116400, Keller 100950, Gimbel 100000, Olds 106200. Taxes not yet subtracted. federal rates cited range from 40000 to 496600.
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Harry Cohn
Columbia Pictures
Andrew Jergens Co
Cincinnati
Andrew Jergens
Erg Dent
Joseph D. Nelson
Irene Dunne
J. Cheever Cowdin
N. J. Blumberg
Amadeo Ob
Franchot Tone
Donald W. Douglas
Douglas Aircraft Co
K. T. Keller
Chrysler Corp
Bernard F. Gimbel
Gimbel Bros
Irving S. Olds
U. S. Steel
Jewish agency seeks peaceful path after clashes and death sentence
The report describes mines automatic weapons and grenades used in assaults that killed a British officer and wounded score or more. Irgun Zvai Leumi issued a Tel Aviv manifesto threatening retaliation after Dov Gruner's death sentence. High Jewish sources say the Haganah issued an ultimatum following a call from David Ben-Gurion urging an end to violence for a peaceful solution in Palestine.
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Irgun Zvai Leumi
Tel Aviv
Dov Gruner
Haganah
David Ben-Gurion
Jewish Agency
Palestine
Fire Guts Kitchen of J A Walden Residence
A kitchen fire at the J A Walden residence 221 English Street caused extensive damage estimated at $2000. Firefighters battled the blaze for about an hour after being alerted once flames were already out of control. the cause traced to a faulty kitchen oil stove and all kitchen furnishings were destroyed.
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J. A. Walden
English Street
Navy Tests Planes That Move Both In Air and Water
Navy technicians are testing aircraft designed to operate in air and beneath the sea surface like submarines. The effort explores dual environment flight and underwater propulsion.
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Navy
Marshall to succeed Byrnes as U S reconciling figure in Moscow
Observers across Europe react to Truman appointing Gen. Marshall to replace Byrnes. Nacht Express praises Marshall as flexible with Soviet statesmen and a potential agent for easing U S Soviet tensions. In Paris and Rome the shift prompts surprise but signals little change in occupation policy. Lt Gen Clay notes Marshall's suitability to steer policy amid postwar tensions.
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Truman
Marshall
Berlin
Social Democratic Party
Byrnes
Nacht Express
Moscow
Rome
Foreign Office
Alcide de Gasperi
Washington
Paris
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Netherlands
China
U. S
Europe
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Court-Military Panel Seeks Reform Of Court Martial System
A merged military committee accuses court martial proceedings of enforcing discipline over justice and punishing enlisted men more harshly than officers. The new armed services committee plans early hearings on the measure.
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Military Committee
Armed Services Committee
Local Textile Unions Seek Wage Increases
At a Jamal No. 65 UTWA AFL meeting officers and committees drafted plans for wage negotiations after the boarders union requested raises. The union represents 12 hosiery mills and will begin talks Friday night with Harris Covington mills, led by Grady Mirton. Nick Collins of the southeastern office attended.
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Jamal No. 65
Uniicer “Textile Workers of America
AFL
Boarders
Nick Collins
Columbia
S. C
UTWA
Adams Millis No. 3
Harris-Covington Mills
Grady Mirton
Navy Deserter Arrested Here
A local deputy sheriff and an FBI agent arrested Daniel Eldridge Lawrence, a Navy deserter since last August, and turned him over to naval authorities in Raleigh. Lawrence, from Martinsville Virginia, was picked up in Bakerstown seven miles east of here.
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FBI
Daniel Eldridge Lawrence
Navy
Naval
Raleigh
Lawrence
Martinsville
Bakerstown
Here
Dye Traces Water 40 Miles Underground
Rawlins Wyoming residents receive green water as tests show dye dropped in a southern well traveled underground for 40 miles to Rawlins. City official Ben Davis states the dye confirms a subterranean trough atop the Continental Divide and offers potential water supply supplementation.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Ben G. Davis
Dye
Here
Davis
Continental Divide
Dieter Blues Cure With Treats And New Pleasures
Article advises dieters to replace overeating with engaging activities and small pleasures. It suggests a clove candy trick to curb hunger and shares a sample Fourth Day diet plan featuring breakfast fruit cereal and skim milk, lunch eggs and greens, and a dinner of broiled steak with vegetables.
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Alicia Hartner
Samuel M. Bloom
Dieter
Virginia McCurdy
Truman outlines six point program for recovery and social reform
President Truman advocates a six point plan including farm price flexibility, free enterprise through anti trust reform, easier long term credit for small businesses, adjustments to retirement and social security, reciprocal trade reductions, and an integrated employment stabilization program. He urges extending the Wagner Ellender Taft housing bill and maintaining rent ceilings to protect purchasing power while urging vigorous antitrust enforcement and broader wage hour coverage.
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Mness
Truman
Congress
Ruby Butcher Wiggins Sues for Divorce from Paul Wiggins
Ruby Butcher Wiggins filed for divorce from Paul Wiggins in municipal court this morning alleging two years of separation.
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Ruby Butcher Wiggins
Paul Wiggins
Markets Edge Higher As Stocks Rally On Gains
Wall Street extended a modest advance on January 8 as select issues led a cautious rally. New York Central rose after Alleghany Corp announced a stake purchase while Woolworth boosted its payout with a higher dividend. steel, auto, chemical and mining names among the leaders and some names lagged. Bond markets were steady as common stocks improved.
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New York
Deels and Motors
New York Central
Alleghany Corp
Woolworth
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
U.S. Rubber
Goodrich
Great Northern Preferred
Phelps Dodge
American Can
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Kennecott
Anaconda
J. I. Case
Chesapeake & Ohio, Texas Co
Johns Manville
A Danger Signal Cough Warns Against Untreated Bronchitis
A three days cough signals danger as chronic bronchitis may follow if untreated. Creomulsion claims to reach the trouble by loosening phlegm, soothing inflamed bronchial membranes, and aiding natural healing. It blends beechwood creosote with other medicines and contains no narcotics. If unsatisfied, refund offered.
Scientist argues earth made first atomic bomb
Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg of the University of California contends that mother nature produced the first atomic bomb through spontaneous nuclear fission in the earth. This process releases atomic bullets that transmute uranium-238 into plutonium and other transuranic elements still present in atomic energy.
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Berkeley
Cal
INS
Mother Nature
Glenn T. Seaborg
University of California
Earth
Marshall poised to lead State Department with Moscow talks ahead
General Marshall returns from China and prepares for the March 10 Moscow foreign ministers meeting on German and Austrian peace. President Truman may renominate, while a state department shakeup looms with Hull’s 1944 departure referenced and discussions of Don Russell and Dean Acheson futures amid rising nomination chatter.
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State Department
Beennin
Cordell Hull
Marshall
Moscow
Army
Don Russell
Russell
Byrnes
Dean Acheson
Mars
White House
Releasing Many War Crime Suspects
A Southeast Asia Land Forces spokesman says about half of 9 000 Japanese arrested as war crime suspects remain in custody. A new policy targets only the most serious cases to avoid delays. British war crimes courts have ruled on 513 accused, with 182 sentenced to death and 263 to imprisonment.
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Singapore
Southeast Asia
Young Potwin Boy Serves As Nation’s Younger Butcher
Seven year old Joe Whiteside in Potwin Kansas is hailed as the youngest butcher in the nation. He has helped in the shop for two years and now handles cows and hogs alone, skinning and dressing them rapidly.
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Potwin
Kansas
Joe Whiteside
Joe
Breaks the Bank Portland Burglary Notes
Portland report notes burglaries targeting businesses and residences amid rising crime in the city. Police urge vigilance as investigators review recent break in cases and advise securing valuables and alarms.
Woman reports theft of piggy bank with $150
A woman told police someone entered her apartment and stole a piggy bank containing $150. No suspect information is provided and no injuries reported. The investigation continues.
Denver University receives Navy grant for high altitude respiration study
Dr. Fred E. D'Amour announced that the U S Navy Department granted Denver University 6500 dollars to study the efficiency of artificial respiratory methods at high altitudes.
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Denver
INS
Fred E. D'Amour
Denver University
U. S. Navy Deepartment
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