Stowaway Williams Captured at Sears Store in Main Street
FBI agents arrested the man using the alias Junior Williams at the Sears Roebuck store on Main Street. Wanted for illegal entry into the United States, he previously docked as a stowaway from British Honduras and had been employed by H. P. T. and D. railroad before taking a Sears job. He escaped Maxwell Field weeks ago prior to capture.
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Greensboro
British Honduras
Central America
Junior Williams
H. P. T. and
D. Railroad
Sears and Roebuc Company
FBI
Williams
Sears and Roebuck
Main Street
United States
Maxwell Field
Marshall in China trip signals broad postwar policy aims
The article outlines Marshall's return from China as he faces questions on rent control extensions and housing policy at home while mapping priorities for postwar strategy. It notes congressional stances on rent increases, and identifies key international issues including Germany's recovery, Argentina policy, China aid with strict conditions, and UN debates on disarmament and trade barriers.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Vandenberg
Strog
Marshall
PB Agpa
Marshell
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Argentina
China
United Nations
Brewster
R-Me
Senate War Investigating Committee
Byrnes
Sta
Lucius Clay
Europe
Ching Kai- Shek
Washington
Marshall Mary Speak Signals Path for Foreign Policy
The report notes that the new foreign policy stance will be patient but firm, aligning with Byrnes while maintaining close congressional cooperation. It highlights a push for Marshal to address a joint session before the March 10 foreign ministers council meeting in Moscow and to pursue big four agreements on Germany and Austria, with possible engagement of Senators Vandenberg.
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Byrnes
Congress
Marshall Mary
Marshal
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Moscow
Germany
Austria
Marshall
Vandenberg
Coppery taste spotted in nearly all European oysters
A summarized note reports that almost all oysters from European waters contain copper and exhibit a coppery flavor.
Mobley Receives Reduced Sentence in Superior Court
Mobley Mack Alexander Mobley a 39 year old Negro was given a total of three years in superior court after appealing four years six months from a municipal court conviction for driving after license revocation hit and run and reckless driving Judge J A Rousseau reduced the count for driving after license revocation while other penalties for hit and run and reckless driving remained two years six months and six months respectively.
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Mack Alexander Mobley
Mobley
J A. Rousseau
Rousgeau
Thurl Crews
Fairview Street
Robert L. Reese
Mangum Avenue
W. A. Davis Milling Company
J. T. Crawford
Neggo
East Lee Street
Alma Brown
Robin Thomas
Earl Sharp
Lester V. Gutman
Jacob Lattimore
Lee le Grande
English Street
Lester Adams
Reckles
Walter Clark Beshears
Boyd Mills
Allen R. Grubbs, Jr
J. H. Mitchell
James Arthur Waden
Floyd H. Barbee
Jamestown
John Dennis
Leroy Brevard
Brooks Doster
James C. Cannon
Robert Franklin
Includilliam Little
Fred Henry Miller
Robert Taylor
Hartley Labor Bill Aims for Hearings Next Week
After talks with House Republicans, Hartley plans to introduce a labor bill as the basis for hearings. It would force labor to be as responsible as management, outlaw jurisdictional disputes, bar mass picketing, and protect workers who want to work while restoring free speech to employers. The Ball Taft Smith proposal would ease suing unions over contracts, require union disclosures, deny bargaining powers to supervisory workers, and establish a federal mediation board during a 60 day cooling off period.
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House
Hartley
Ball- Taft-Smith
Labor Department
Federal Mediation Board
CAA Revises Charter At Airports Accepting Federal Aid
The Civil Aeronautics Authority prohibits landing fees at airports that take federal aid while noting a disapproval of the practice. The federal funds, authorized last May, total 500 million dollars for a seven year airport building and improvement program.
North Carolina lawmakers name committee assignments
Legislators from multiple counties are listed with committee appointments across health higher education mental institutions insurance journals judiciary military affairs pensions public utilities public welfare roads rules salaries and fees unemployment compensation veterans administration and printing along with trustees of the university and related posts. The lengthy roster includes Crissman Wallace Worthington Spruill Ransdell Morris Best Jr Hutton Crissman Barker Stone Moore Royster Gass Mull Paĺmer Azel Hester Graham Moore Blalock Umstead and others.
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Tack
F. FE. Wallace
Lenoir
S. ©. Worthington
Pitt
C. W. Spruill
Bertie
N. F. Ransdell
Wake
Institution of the
Harvey Morris
Rockingham
Larry I. Moore, Jr
Wilson
Fred 3. Royster
Vance
Rex Gass
Forsyth
Vi. Mull
Cleveland
Glenn C. Palmer
Haywood
George R ‘’2Zel
Rowan
Frank K. Sins, Jr
Mecklenburg
R. J. Hester, Jr
Bladen
I. P. Graham
No Son
le Moore
Scotland
L. L
Henderson
U. B. Blalock
Anson
University
John W. Umstead, Jr
Orange
Confirmation votes blocked on Myer Perkins and Clapp fates
Senator Taft blocked a vote on Myer's nomination amid housing versus agricultural expertise concerns. Senator Moore condemned Perkins for a public job, expressing opposition. Gordon Clapp faces unclear support as Senator McKellar weighs opposition.
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Taft
Ohio
Myer
Aft
Moore
Okla
Veibe
Jes Perkins
Funeral Rites for Mrs Sal lie Key Patterson
Funeral services for Mrs. Sal lie Key Patterson 62 died Saturday at 307 Alfred street were held at Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist church Wednesday afternoon led by Elder W W Williard and Rev Wilbur Hutchins. Interment in Mechanicsville cemetery. Libearers: John Turner Irvin Key Troy Tirham Lee Durham Arthur Matthews Gilbert Moseley Raymond Patterson Joe Patterson. Flowers by nieces and friends directed by Mrs J P L Turner.
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Sallip Patterson
Sallie Key Patterson
Alfred Street
Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church
W. W. Williard
Wilbur Hutchins
First Baptist Church
Mechanicsville
John Turner
Irvin Key
Troy Tirham
Lee Durham
Arthur Matthews
Gilbert Moseley
Raymond Patterson
Joe Patterson
Fireworks Legislation Moves Through State Senate
Moseley expects a timely suspension to hear the governor’s biennial message and will appear after noon. Senator Weathers of Cleveland introduces a bill to forbid fireworks sales while allowing manufacture, with carnival and state fair exemptions by special permission. Rep Penny of Guilford proposes county authority to ban manufacture sale or use of fireworks.
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Overnor
Senator Weathers
Cleveland
Rep
Penny
Guilford
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