Deaths and Funerals
J Lewis Cashatt 67 retired farmer of Mitchell Grove dies near Durham after a period of declining health. He was active in Mitchell Grove Methodist Church and survived by wife Rosa ton and multiple children, siblings, grandchildren. services at Mitchell Grove Church with burial there. Cora Jones 81 widow of Russell Jones dies at 713 Park Street. service at home then Stokes county burial. pallbearers listed. Clara Scott 66 dies in High Point. blind for years. sister Nellie Nee of Greensboro. arrangements pending at Yow's Funeral Home.
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J. Lewis Cashatt
Mitchell Grove
Durham
Randolph County
William H
Miranda Varner
Te County
B City
N. C
W. D. Cashatt
M. W. Cashatt
C. E. Cachatt
Morrisville
H. P. Sechrest
Koonce
Robert L. Beck
Kivett Drive
Mitchell Grove Methodist Church
Ahoy Pee
Floyd Jey
Cora Jones
Cora L. Jones
Russell Jones
Park Street
LF. Strader
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
We Memorial Methodist Church
Max Shoaf
Stokes County
Boyles Chapel Primitive Baptist Church
Herman Rhodes
Lawrence Beck
Reitzel Emerson
N. E. Jones
Clara Scott
Ce Street
High Point
Nellie Nee
Greensboro
McCoy Obtainment of Warrant Sparks Warwick County Sheriff Rumor
Mrs Octavia McCoy obtained a warrant for her husband Sheriff R Bickford Curtis of Warwick County. The sheriff said Hatfield McCoy was involved in a rumor and the couple had been seen together. A separate note claims wool growth in sheep is faster in summer and early fall when feed is best.
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Newport News
Octavia McCoy
R. Bickford Curtis
Warwick County
Hatfield McCoy
Three-day Newspaper Institute Plans Set
The North Carolina Press Association hosts a three day institute at UNC and Duke with co hosts UNC and Duke University. Henry Belk will preside over the AP club luncheon. Dr Dale Gramsey will deliver the opening address at the Inn. Chancellor House will welcome attendees.
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Belk
Duke University
J. Foster Barnes
Carolina Inn
The
Press Association
Edward Kidder Graham
Woman's College At
Greensboro
President Truman Creates Emergency Board To Avert Pilot Strike
President Truman established an emergency board to hear the wage dispute between American Airlines pilots and the AFL tied to mileage vs hourly pay. The move halts a potential strike for at least 60 days while hearings run and recommendations are made, after which strike activity is barred for 30 days. The board members will be named later.
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Washington
Truman
American Airlines
Air Line Pilots Association
AFL
National (Railway) Mediation Board
White House
Elevators in NYC Skyscrapers Travel Vast Annual Circuits
Express elevator operators in New York City's tallest buildings cover a distance each year far exceeding the earth's circumference. The measurement highlights the immense vertical and horizontal trips made within the towers by staff and residents.
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New York City
Vast Korean front battles rage as UN forces halt Red drive
Allied forces report heavy fighting along the Wonju salient with the Second division holding center lines aided by French and Dutch battalions. U S and UN air strikes claim hundreds of enemy casualties and numerous Red vehicles destroyed while probes push toward Yongwol Tanyang and Ansong.
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Bulge
Wonju
United Nations
U. S
Eighth Army
Taejonaegu
South Korea
Chungju-Taegu
North Korea
Korea
Ansong
Osan
Seoul
U. S. Far East Air Force
Suwon
Chunchon
Wonsan
Airplane can fly lower than submarine depth in Sea of Galilee
An oddity notes a plane skims low over the Sea of Galilee where lanes land while the lake sits about 680 feet below sea level, exceeding known maximum depths reached by submarines.
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Sea of Galilee
Sea Vet
Budget Too Small for North Carolina Schools Sparks Warning
North Carolina state superintendent Dr. Clyde A. Erwin warns a 1951 53 school budget of 192 498 716 would force higher teaching loads and salary cuts. A C Dawson Jr UFA chair says the plan underfunds teacher pay and could cause tragic consequences amid rising costs and teacher shortages.
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Raleigh
Clyde A. Erwin
United Forces For Education
A. C. Dawson, Jr
Southern Pines
UFA
Advisory Budget Commission
Dawson
Erwin
Uncertain Foothold Across the Yalu River Estimates
The article notes uncertain footholds as enemy dead insignia are studied and estimates of strength rely on indirect intelligence. It cites Defense Secretary Marshall and General Omar Bradley, stating about 750,000 are Chinese with the rest North Korean troops reorganized and reequipped.
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Yalu River
Manchuria
Defense
Marshall
Omar Bradley
United Nations
Printers Bible Verse Note in Early Edition
An edition published before 1702 shows the 161st verse of Psalm 119 reading Printers have persecuted me without a cause, with printers mistakenly noted as Princes in parentheses. The alteration reflects historical textual confusion and indicates the title Printers Bible.
Traffic Club to Hear Dr Greer at Annual Meeting
High Point Traffic and Transportation Club will hold its 10th annual dinner at Emerywood Country Club Tuesday at 6 30 pm. Principal speaker is Dr L G Greer executive vice president of the Business Foundation of North Carolina. About 225 will attend with district railroad reps from Winston Salem Charlotte and Atlanta and several railroad officials. Club formed in 1942 and is a member of the Associated Traffic Clubs of America. Officers to be introduced include R D Fowler Jr president and J T Burton secretary treasurer.
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High Point Traffic and Transportation Club
Emerywood Country Club
L. G. Greer
Business Foundation of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Atlanta
Transportation Club
Associated Traffic Clubs of America
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R. D. Fowler, Jr
R. Aribble
J. T. Burton
Measurer
A. H. Okean
B. Dunn
D. W. Hunter, Jr
W. D. Lewis, C. H. Noah, of . Slaughter, and
J. W. Williar
Cotton-Rayon Workers Seek Wage Increases and Uniform Scale
The TWUA plans a general wage raise for 180000 cotton-rayon textile workers across 470 mills and a uniform minimum. A 24 member policy committee, formed after December conference, approved pursuing a 1.19 1/2 dollar minimum hourly wage with higher rates regionally plus quarterly cost of living adjustments and a 7 percent annual rise in a two year contract. The proposal links COLA to the consumer price index. Nickels note: since 1866 the government minted 4.4 billion nickels.
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Twua En
TWUA
Washington
Mariano S. Bishop
Bishop
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Navy suspends volunteer two-year active duty for low rank recruits
Commander G M Christiansen says the Navy pauses the program allowing enlisted male reservists in the two lowest pay grades to volunteer for two years of active duty. The suspension, effective January 5, aims to preserve training capacity amid a surge of regular Navy enlistments.
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Navy
G. M. Christiansen
Greensboro Naval Reserve Area
Christiansen Sa
Frilly Frock and Rough Cookie Sweep Miami Daily Double
Frilly Frock and Rough Cookie teamed for a $6,740.50 daily double at Tropical Park in Miami. It marked the largest U S daily double payoff since 1947, with Frilly Frock earning $34.30, $34.60 and $15.20 after winning the first race by a half length over Police Dog.
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Miami
Rough Cookie
Tropical Park
United States
Oval
E. K. Burson
Police Dog
Postwar prices show modest food cost drops
Inflation eased after the Civil War with meat at 15 cents per pound, ham 18 cents per pound, eggs 22 cents per dozen, and milk a quart for 8 cents, reflecting lower living costs as market conditions stabilized.
Amphibians Must Stay Near Water to Avoid Drying Out
Amphibians cannot wander far from water because their skin must stay moist or they would dry out and die, Britannica states.
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Center
Carl Hinnant
Center Theater
Lewis Cashatt
North Carolina Newspaper Institute
North Carolina Press Association
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Associated Press Club
Carolna Inn
Henry Belk
Goldsboro News Argus
Associated Press’ Club
State Press Association
Ws Relman Morin
Associated Press
Inn
Dale H. Gramsey
Pre Dent
Salem College
William K. Hoyt
Isher
Winston-Salem Sentinel
Robert B. House
Joel Carter
University Music Department
Glee Club
Elizabeth G. Swindell
Wilson
B. Lawrance
John B. Harris
Bemarle
Marin Harmon
Kings Mountain
J.S. Robertson
Leaksville
John Setzer
Marion
W. Curtis Russ
Waynesville
Gordon Gray
Consolidated University of North Carolina
North [Carolina
W. D Carmichael
Norman Cordon
North Carolina Music
Hank Beebe
W. M. Garth
Lithomat Corporation of Mass
Duke Union
James Cleland
Duke University Divinity School
W. Kerr Scott
Hollis Edens
Duke
Liz
Sam
Eri
Dan. i
Weather Bureau of
P. m
Max Male Batt
Torevneys
Asheville
Dovecesee
Birmingham
Buffalo
Cleveland
Dalles
Denver
Erreur
Detroit
Duluth
Bay
Fort Worth
Houston
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Leos Angeles
Pal Lealaville
Meridian
Montgomery New Orleans
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Phoenis
Pittsby
Portland
St Louis
San Antonio
San Francisce
Savannah
Seattle
Wilmington
Yongwol
Chechen
Nodong
Tanyang
Won
Smal
U. N. High Command
U. N
Traffic Club
Dr. Greer
J. G. Greer
American Red Cross
Red Cross
R. P. Harris
Miss Joe
Sneer Tie
Memorial Methodist Church
Thomasville
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Burlington
Tarboro
North Carolina
Federal Reserve Bank
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R. W. Baker
Blue Bell, Inc
Orton A. Boren
Boren Clay Products Co
Hugh P. Beal
J. M. Bryan
Jefferson Standard Life Ins. Co
N. $. Calhoun
W. G. Clark
J and Farmer
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Via and Telegraph Co
R. A, McPheeters
Reid A
Savard
Tower Hosiery Mills
Ince Burlington
Mber
James M. Peden
Pacem Steel Co
James W. Poole
Willis H
SLANE
Slane Hosiery Mills, Inc
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