Roosevelt seeks open hands for Big Three talks
President Roosevelt plans a closed hand entering the Big Three conference, promising no prior commitments on Europe. He signals no binding pledges on Poland’s borders and Greek and Polish issues, while defending policies amid Senate scrutiny.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Europe
Teheran
Poland
Supoe
Senate
Lucas
Illinois
Democratic Steering Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Hill
Alabama
Hatch
New Mexico
Bridges
Shipstead
R-Minn
Congress
Germany
Pravda
Churchill
Russia
Finland
Baltic States
Balkans
Barkley
White House
Ireland Woman Gets 4 Months Suspended Term
Virginia Ireland, charged with abandoning her seven year old daughter Betty Jo, received a four months sentence in the county workhouse suspended on conditions to pay costs, gain employment, and care for the child. Betty Jo was found crying near the Paramount theater on November 18 and later turned over to the girls commissioner after her mother’s absence.
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Virginia Ireland
Betty Jo
Paramount Theater
Ronda Overby
State
Irene Gibbs
Madge
Isaac
McLeod's
South Wrenn Street
Postal Receipts At Thomasville Reach New High For 1944
Thomasville post office reports total postal receipts for 1944 of $84,066.22, up $13,641.17 from 1943. First quarter receipts were $23,308.15, second quarter $20,532.09, third quarter $19,531.26, and fourth quarter $20,694.72, with the 1943 fourth quarter at $21,121.80.
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Thomasville
Paul Green
Drastic Reduction in Appropriations by New 79th Congress
Washington report notes 78th Congress total appropriations at 182.2 million with war and navy consuming 129.8 million. Army spending drops to 74.5 million while Navy rises to 55.3 million. Call for postwar tax cuts emerges as Republicans push for halving taxes and cutting nonwar spending after the war ends. Relations between parties show urgency in drafting tax policy, with Rep. Reed and Rep. Doughton leading efforts.
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79Th Congress
Raymond Wilcove
Central Press
Washington
78Th Congress
House
Senate
War
Navy Departments
Congress
77Th Congress
76Th Congress
45Th Congress
Navy Department
Europe
Tures
House of Representatives
Rep
Daniel A. Reed
New York
Reed
Japan
Internal Revenue Taxation
Robert L. Doughton
North Carolina
Ways and Means
Doughton
Committee On Ways and Means
Finance Committee
Local Odd Fellows Install Officers
The installation of officers to serve during the coming year was a feature of last night's meeting of Repiion Lodge of the Odd Fellows. Officer slate included James V. White noble grand R. D. Mooney vice grand J. R. Young recording secretary C. F. Haynes financial secretary J. L McMahon treasurer A. L. Bean E. A. Silvey reporters Frank Grubb conductor J. A. Herndon J. W. Lambeth pores R. Trivett J. Hinshaw scene supporters R. L. Boyles C. S. Watson mie et G. C. Manley warden Seagraves chaplain.
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Repiion Lodge of the
Odd Fellows
Lodge
G. C. Moody
James V. White
Noble Grand
R. D. Mooney
J. R. Young
C. F. Haynes
J. L McMahon
A. L. Bean
E. A. Silvey
Frank Grubb
J. A. Herndon
J. W. Lambeth
R. Trivett
J. Hinshaw
R. L. Boyles
C. S. Watson
Mieet
G. C. Manley
Seagraves
Elks Chorus to Meet at Mrs. Sylvia Alford Home
News notes from colored community announce Elks Chorus gathering Thursday night at 6 p.m. at 1200 Hoover Street for a meeting of importance. Also covered are a birthday supper for Roxie Freeman at 16 Brooker Street and auxiliary Legion meeting details at the Daniel Brooks Center. Snow Hill Quintet to sing at Friendship Baptist Church Sunday at 3 p.m. from Mt. Gilead North Carolina.
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Elks Chorus
P. m
Sylvia Alford
Hoover Street
Lola Freeman
Brooker Street
Roxie Freeman
Mesdames
Mary Mingo
Arlese Lemons
Della Marshall
Nannie McDowell
Bessie Martin
Lula Griffon
Estees Cullerton
Ruth Litton
Inez Pome
G. M. Mingo
F. M. Mingo
Snow Hill
Friendship Baptist Church
Mt. Gilead
N. C
Cleopatra drinks pearl in wine tale fades with ulcer myth
An odd Cleopatra anecdote describes admiring two pearls, one dropped into wine and swallowed. The piece links stomach and ulcer pains to excess acid and promotes Udea Tablets with a double money back guarantee, urging readers to buy at Mann's and Drugs Stores Everywhere.
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Cleopatra
Mann's
Wachovia Reports Substantial Gain for 1944
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company reports large gains across departments at its Winston-Salem annual meeting. Resources reached 252 million dollars, loans 55 million, with a 50 cent quarterly dividend authorized. President Robert Maas outlined wartime and postwar outlook and pledged expansion of installment financing and farm lending services.
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Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
High Point
W. C. Idol
Arthur M. Utley
Shubal c
Kirkman
J. P. Bolt
R. T. Amos
J. E. Millis
Wachovia
Ftrom
High Point Juffice
Idol
Robert Maa
Europe
ODT Certificates Indefinitely Valid for Commercial Operators
The district office of Defense Transportation at Charlotte declared this week that Certificates of War Necessity issued to commercial motor vehicle operators remain valid indefinitely until cancelled and need not be renewed annually under ODT regulations.
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District Office of Defense Transportation
Charlotte
ODT
Opera
Certifies No Reissue Needed For Certain Service Areas
ODT says licensees need not reissue certificates unless they plan to change service character or the territories covered. For shortening and fats, keep at room temperature in a processed enamel utensil until used for creaming in cakes or cookies.
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Tors
ODT
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