Funeral Rites for Horace Crouse Held at Archdale
Funeral services for Horace Crouse were held at Archdale at 11 a.m. Monday from the home of his sisters Misses Isa and Lollie Crouse. Rev. J Byron Crouse of Wilmore Kentucky and Rev. J A Grout of High Point led the rites with Pilgrim ministers and Rev C E Williams also participating. Interment followed at Holly Grove cemetery in Davidson county. Pallbearers included H R Broadhurst J N Miss Charles Aaron G W Crousey Arnold and J E Taylor. Flowers were carried by the deceased’s nieces and nephews. An unrelated note about vehicle tax burdens followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Crouse
Isa
Lollie Crouse
Archdale
J. Byron Crouse
Wilmore
J. A. Grout
Pilar Church
High Point
Ruth
C. C. McMasters
R. R. McClusty
Pilgrim
C. E. Williams
Pilgrim Quartet
Mr. Crouse
H. R. Broadhurst
J. N
Charles Aaron
G. W. Crousey Arnold
J. E. Taylor
Nerces
Holly Grove Cemetery
Davidson County
Airlines Face Safety Talks as Crashes Spark Fear
Capehart urged quick action amid concern over air travel safety as recent crashes depress passenger loads. W G McGrath cites mishaps and a lull in business. American Airlines furloughed pilots and cut mileage. Senate data show 1946 had the best fatality rate in years with 1.24 per 100 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capehart
W. G. McGrath
Trans World Airline
New York
American Airlines
Senate
McCarran
Dnew
Commerce Department
Auriol Elected President of France National Assembly
Socialist Vincent Auriol defeated Robert Schuman of the MRP with 294 votes to 194 to become president of France's national assembly. The vote took place in Paris on January 14.
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Paris
Vincent Auriol
France
National Assembly Today
MRP
Popular Republican Movement
Robert Schuman
Jaycee Jollies Stage Parade Tomorrow
The Jaycee Jollies open with a downtown parade at 3 30 pm featuring about 50 cast members in a minstrel show. Produced by local talent and sponsored by the junior chamber of commerce, the event precedes performances at the senior high auditorium on Thursday and Friday at 8 15 pm.
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High Point High School
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harllee’s Department
Enterprise Office
Chamber of Commerce
Main Street
Post Office
English Street
Wachovia Bank
Commerce
Main Streets
Irwin D. Setzer
Budget Board Approves Rural Road Funding Increase
The highway commission won broader funding for county roads with an annual 11 million dollar budget, up from 6.3 million, adding nine and a half million for the next two years. The plan aligns with Governor Cherry’s push for rural roads while minor revenue adjustments affect franchise and intangible taxes and local distributions. The budget report arrived early, two days before the usual timetable, easing fears of delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Highway Group
Budget Commission
Cherry
Commission
Legislative
Miners End Strike as Supreme Court Steps In
Clark faced contempt for defying order as Goldsborough fined him. The case moved from his court to the Supreme Court to speed a ruling. Lewis halted the strike pending the high court, with miners ordered to work through March 31. Clark argued no rights or constitutional freedoms were being infringed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Supreme Court
Lewis
Clark
Condemned Man Faces Second Death Sentence In New Iberia
Willie Francis, the condemned man who survived an electric chair malfunction, awaits a new Supreme Court ruling on a second execution. He remains calm, saying time has come, while Gov. Davis plans to sign another death warrant after a new mandamus. Francis declares he is near the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Iberia
Willie Francis
Francis
United States Supreme Court
Bertrand E. de Blanc
Gilbert Ozenne
Supreme Court
Jimmie H. Davis
Morse forecasts labor unrest and Wagner act revisions
Senator Morse predicts a turbulent year 1948 as labor unrest rises and President Truman seeks the nomination. He drafts a labor bill of rights curbing union power, while Taft and colleagues prepare a Wagner act revision to delay strikes and require union financial disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Morse
Oregon
More
Congress
Senate Labor Committee
Taft
Ohio
Ball
Minnesota
Smith
New Jersey
Alabama Town Drops Suit Against Press
Phenix City in Russell county circuit court asked for dismissal of an injunction case filed in December to reveal circulation of the Tiger Enquirer papers from Columbus Georgia. City Attorney Roy L. Smith said the suit would be dropped and the city would not enforce a $500 business license fee against the Ledger nor a $100 fee against the Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix
Prices Rise on Both Tobacco Belts in Resumed Sales
Raleigh report shows gains on the old and middle flue-cured belts after holidays. Middle belt advances 1 to 3 dollars per hundred pounds with leaf down 2 to 5. old belt up 50 cents to 4 in leaf, 1 to 4 in cutters, and 1 to 2 in smoking leaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Jones To Talk On Negroes Civic Center Plan
City Attorney Grover H. Jones will speak at 9 tonight on a proposed 25000 memorial center for High Point Negro veterans and the race dead from the war. The American Legion John McLean Post 196 leads the drive with Community Chest sanction and Wachovia Bank trust arrangements to fund a civic center with a full time manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover H. Jones
High Point
WMFR
John McLean Post No
American Legion
Post
H. M. Kirkpatrick
The
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Trust Department
Jones
W. M. H. Wilson
Guilford Deferral Vote Shapes Salary Increase Debate
Senators O L Richardson Rivers Johnson and Hugh Horton supported a deferral in Guilford with unanimous approval. The debate centered on salary hikes as Oscar Barker backed higher raises for different pay brackets while the governor urged a 20 percent increase in his biennial message and budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Richardson
Union
Rivers Johnson
Duplin
Hugh Horton
Martin
Lee
Oscar Barker
Durham
Fellowship Hour At Wesley Memorial Wednesday Program
Rev. Paul Hardin Jr speaks at the Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Fellowship Hour at 7 30 PM on Gods Land Leases. Miss Frances Griffith with Ralph Tilden at piano. Miss Mildred Crowder directs choir and singing. Youth choir meets for rehearsal after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hardin, Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodists Church
Frances Griffith
Ralph Tilden
Mildred Crowder
Miss Crowder
Tilden
Chester Fire House Cited As Fire Hazard
Chester Illinois fire house labeled a fire hazard in a prevention survey report. The study urged correction of fire specific conditions and Fire Chief Hobart Stoeffel pledged that the city would implement the needed changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester, Ill
Chester
Hobart Stoeffel
Radio Schedule Changes Due to Late Network Corrections
Program times adjust for eastern standard to central and mountain zones. Listings reflect network times and may vary by local stations.
Security National Bank reports record 1946 earnings
Security National Bank posted 1946 after tax earnings of 313 666 31 dollars the highest in its history. President N S Calhoun announced 3 14 dollars per share on 100 000 shares up 33 34 from 1945 and noted moves to bolster surplus to 1 000 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security National Bank
N. S. Calhoun
Greensboro
J. T. Taylor
Taylor's Inc
Raleigh
Parker W. Ingles
Calhoun
Trust Department
Georgianna Matthews Files Divorce Action
Georgianna Matthews filed for divorce from Claude Matthews in the municipal court. She alleges December 20 abuse and violent assault causing serious injuries. She seeks custody of their minor child, equitable property division, subsistence for her and the child, medical bills, and legal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgianna Matthews
Bed and
Claude Matthews
Campbell Family Mourns as Fayetteville Father Dies
T. V. McLean of Aberdeen, father of Mrs. George W. Campbell, died this morning at Pittman hospital Fayetteville after ten days illness. Funeral set for Wednesday at 3 PM at First Presbyterian Aberdeen with burial in Aberdeen cemetery. Survived by four daughters and two sons. wife preceded him three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. McLean
Aberdeen
George W. Campbell
Pittman Hospital
Fayetteville
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. McLean
Teachers face mass turnover and certification gaps
Officials say over 350000 teachers left classrooms in six years. Many schools used 3 4 different teachers in one year and 1300 fill-ins since last September. Sixteen percent hold substandard or no certificates, signaling instability and makeshift staffing.
FWA Approves Loans For North Carolina Schools
The federal works agency approves loans totaling 40900 for North Carolina projects. Buncombe county funds go to Flat Creek school and Buncombe county school, Leicester school, Candler school, Farmville school, and Le noir water facilities with specified amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Works Agency For Public Works
North Carolina
Buncombe County
Flat Creek
Leicester
Candler
Farmville
Lenoir
Ministers Meet in Moscow on Austria Germany Peace Efforts
Four foreign ministers convene in Moscow with high American officials signaling possible quick terms on Austria. Gen Mark Clark will represent the United States on Austria talks while Robert Murphy handles Germany. Deputies prepare treaty plans in London through February 25 as military leaders coordinate in Berlin for Moscow-bound reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Austria
Mark Clark
U. S. Army
United States
Robert Murphy
U. S
Germany
America
London
Berlin
Markets Slip to Modest Demand in Early Trading
Stocks showed selective gains amid modest demand and easing rates in New York and Dry Goods in New York noted steady prices. Eastman Kodak rose after prior losses while Twentieth Century Fox Schenley and Paramount Pictures advanced. Major industrials and utilities held steady as bond and commodity markets steadied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastman Kodak
Twentieth Century-Fox
Schenley
Paramount Pictures
Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Electric Power & Light
Transcontinental & Western Air
Woolworth and Air Reduction
Cotton futures slip as new bids show mixed at open
Cotton futures opened lower by 10 cents per bale then rose to 30 cents, with March at 31.63/31.00, May around 30.78, July 29.30, October 26.68, December 26.19 to 26.22, and March 1948 futures at 26.72/27.77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW_ YORK
Davison Chem
Packard Jamal Lea
Dellack & W Param Pie
Penney J C
Am Can
Dow Doug Aire Chem
Dupont
East Airl Ri
Eastman Rod
At&t
Firestone
Rem Rand
Adi Gillette
Reyns
Glidden
Sears
Goodrich
Soc Vac
Atlas Pow
Goodyear
Aviat Corp A
Graham Paige
Baldwin
Gt Nor Ry
Sperry
B&o
Barnsdale
Hupp
Tnt
Nick Can
Stewart Warn
Boeing Airp
Tel & Tel
Studebaker
Borden
Swift
Burt Warn
Johns
Libby
Gi TimKen
iBur
Lice & Myers
Transam
Calum & Hee TM
Lockheed
Trans & W Air
Can Pac
United Aire
Cannon Mills
Louis & Nash
United Corp
Mo Ae
United Drug
Champ P
Mont Ward
United Fruit “A
Ches
Murray Corp
Chrysler
Nash Keir
Clocum G & & Nat Cash
Lead Warner Pic
Commith & Son
Nat Pow & Tt
West
Consol Edis
Weat UN Aeternaa
New York
Creomulsion Ad Emphasizes Cough Caution and Quick Relief
An advertisement warns that a persistent cough or chest cold can progress to chronic bronchitis if untreated. It promotes Creomulsion as a non narcotic remedy that goes to the seat of trouble, loosens phlegm, soothes inflamed bronchial membranes, and promises a money back guarantee if it does not quickly relieve the cough.
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Bing Crosby
Joan Caulfield
Fred Astaire
Technicolor
MR. Hex
APLD
Margaret O'Brien
Lionel Barrymore
Thomas Mitchell
Popeye Cartoon
West End
Ronald Colman
Claudette Colbert
Ralem Street
Thomasville
Danny Boy
Henry Lewis
Ross Lohr
Blondie
Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
Genui
Domer
Wan Uw
Lnester Morris
Johnny Mack Brown
Hedy
Helen Erickson
Warner Richmond
George
Paul
Brent
Lukas
Carolina
Jaycee Jollies
Pierces
Alabama Town
Press
Avaenel
Laur
Eiwata
Barrymore
Stone
Arnold and
Bugs Bunny
Civic Center
Eas
Guilford
Wesley Memorial
Farrell
Abe Bouquet
Dbs
Tennessee
Jed
Abe Pick Tracy
Abe-West
Tom Mix
Mbs
Buck Rogers
Mbs- West
Abe Uincy Howe
Cba
Falter
Cbs
Abc-West
Red Barber
Jack Armstrong
Abc-Weast
Lowell Thomas
Abe
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbhe
Wimer Davis
American Melodies
Dbbs
Abe Arthur Hale
Bassec
Kaltenborn
Abe Mill Brandt
Rudy Vallee
Dbs Lum
Abner
Abe Michael Shayne
John Paris
Judy
Abe Mel Blane
Bs the O'Neills
Abe the Falcon
Aimos
Andy
Rex Maupin
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Comiment
Fibber McGee and Molly
Abe Arthur Godfrey
Dhs
Inbe
Hob Hope
Red Skelton
Cbs Hoosier Hop
Earl Godwin
Abce
Jayne
FWA
Marvin McDonald Presents
Tom
Ony Arcenesat
Taxes Inc
Greensboro Music Co
Market St
Greensboro, N. C
Newet A
Sheraton
N. Y
Thurn Ke, Ray
Acousticon Ray Co
Trust
N. C
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