Caudle Arlendo 86 Dies in Asheboro Hospital
EMAN Jan 16 Fu services for Arlendo Bartow Caudle 86 lifelong Mt Lebanon Methodist member died in Asheboro Tuesday after a weeks illness. He retired after 28 years as a carrier. Widow Mrs Nie V Caudle and children Au y B, J Paul, Robert, May and Willie Caudle, J Carl Swaim, Charlie Williams, Worth Hinshaw, two brothers Eli F Caudle and Angen Caudle, sister Connie Caudle survive with 21 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Eman
Arlendo Bartow
Asheboro
Mt. Lebanon
Robert Vaudle
Level Cross
May
Willie Caudle
J. Carl Swaim
Crawfordsville
Ind
Charlie Williams
Worth Hinshaw
Eli F
Greensboro
Aigeon Caudle
Lakeland
Fla
Connie Caudle
Iran Accuses Russia as Azerbaijan Revolt Tests Ties
Delegates resume a general policy debate as Iran accuses Russia of backing the Azerbaijan revolt and blocking Iranian forces from quelling it. Bevin to address tomorrow after cabinet approves a draft speech on UN trusteeship for British mandates.
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Iran
Azerbaijan
Soviet Union
Ecuador
Salvador
Argentina
Norway
Poland
Ernest Bevin
Britain
United Nations
UNO
Virginia War Claims Payments Rise Sharply in 1945
The report details large jumps in World War I service connected claims and national service life insurance payments. Hospital and medical costs climbed to 4.86 million dollars in 1944 and 4.858 million in 1945. Pensions reached 494.94 million in 1944 and 796.52 million in 1945, with veteran recipients increasing from 72,578 in 1944 to a higher total in 1945.
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National Service
Rankin Stout Dies at Daughter's Home in High Point
Rankin Stout age 68 died at his daughter Mrs. Annie M. Carson's home 1411 King Street this morning after a five year decline from a paralytic stroke. Born February 22 1879 in Randolph County he leaves widow Elizabeth Safley Stout a daughter in High Point a son in Newport News Va four brothers a sister and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete though services will be held Friday.
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Rankin Stout
Annie M. Carson
King Street
Stout
Randolph County
C. J
Matilda Cox Stout
Elizabeth Safley Stout
Carson
High Point
James C. Stout
Newport News
J. S. Stout
Greensboro
B. C
One Killed And One Injured In Durham Accident
A Durham man was killed and another seriously hurt when their car left the road near a ravine east of the city around midnight. James A. Cozart died at the scene. Mathews was taken to a hospital and listed in danger. Both were firemen at the Raleigh Durham airport returning home after shift. Driver and cause remain under investigation.
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Durham
James A. Cozart
E. Belvin
Mathews
Raleigh-Durham
Meat Strike Clouds U S Packaged Meat Flow
The looming strike paralyzes the largest meat packers like Cudahy Armour Swift and Wilson and threatens scarce civilian meat. Officials warn a 50 percent drop in supply if farmers ship stock while operations shrink. CIO UPW leaders insist talks fail and unions push broader walkouts affecting military and relief orders.
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Cudahy
Armour
Swift
Wilson
J. Clark
Cio-Upw
Schwellenbach
Chk
Earl W. Jimerson
Patrick E. Gorman
A Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Clark
Washington
Chicago
Cioupw
AFL
Horme Packing Aaree
Austin
Minn
Roberts Commission Report Details and Kimmel Questioning
The Roberts commission released its December 7 1941 Pearl Harbor probe to Congress and turned the full report over to the president. Admiral Husband E Kimmel faced further questioning after four and a half hours of testimony drawing applause from spectators. Committee counsel Seth Richardson plans to press Kimmel on key points while former counsel William D Mitchell circulated 35 questions. Kimmel blamed Washington naval officials for failing to pass critical information, emphasizing Navy errors in the Pearl Harbor attack.
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Roberts Commission
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Congressional Committee
Roberts
Kimmel
William D. Mitchell
Richardson
Greyine
Senate-House
Washington Naval
World Today Visits Madrid Caves of the Poor
A reporter describes families living in cave colonies outside Madrid as war and housing shortages persist. Caves flood in heavy rains, collapse risking deaths, with malnutrition and cold causing illness. Children help families, some acting for black market sellers, while mothers and babies endure extreme poverty and hopeful smiles.
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Madrid
Market Prices Irregular as Stocks Mixed Gains Rise in Aircraft and Key Industrials
In New York on January 16 stock prices moved unevenly with aircraft and selected industries showing notable gains. Downturns appeared in U S Steel Republic Steel General Motors U S Rubber Woolworth International Harvester Douglas and others while Bethlehem Boeing Glenn Martin Western Union Dupont Eastman Kodak Chrysler Willys Overland Santa Fe and several railroads led gains. Dry goods trading in textiles showed sizable print cloth sales for shipments through February with pressure from low cost apparel programs and continuing dull wool and rayon markets amid first quarter distribution directives.
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New York
Indust
U. S. Steel
Republic Steel
Youngstown
General Motors
U. S
Rubber
Woolworth
International Harvester
Douglas, Commonwealth & Southern
Anaconda
American Can
General Electric
Union Carbide
Northern Pacific
Armour
Standard Gas
Bethlehem
Boeing
Glenn Martin
Western Union
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Chrysler
Willys-Overland
Santa Fe
Chesapeake & Ohio
Silver King
Sunshine Mining
Drygoods
Chicago market notes on fats and livestock prices
Chicago reports January 16 firm butter receipts 154 024 and steady market. Eggs receipts 15 668 easy. Livestock prices show active buying with 50 loads of good to choice steers and yearlings around 18.00 ceiling, bulk steers 16.00 to 18.00, heifers 14.50 to 17.25, cows 9.00 down, bulls and vealers scarce amid strong early sales.
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Chicago
Cotton futures rise with early gains in New York market
In New York on January 16 cotton futures opened 15 to 30 cents higher with noon prices 5 to 20 cents above morning levels. March 24.55, May 24.50, July 24.39, December 23.68 with May/July/Oct quotes shown as 24.48 to 23.79 across contracts.
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New York
Jly
Senate Floor Action Delayed Amid State of the Union Delay
Congress defers further floor business as President Truman postpones his state of the union report to next week to be paired with the annual budget message. Senate leaders urge customary pause until the report is received while hearings on labor fact finding and Pearl Harbor inquiry proceed.
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Congress
Trusman
Barkley
Kentucky
Earings
Senate Labor Committee
Truman
Ellender
D-La
EF. Kimmel
Senate-House Committee
Pacific Fleet
Mine Blast Brings 41 Injured Near Village
A mine blast at about 9 30 in the morning shattered windows within a thousand foot radius and toppled some buildings. Forty one people were injured including five women and children hit by glass or debris, with 25 miners still in hospitals and two in serious condition. About an hour after the explosion, 75 survivors were freed, some supported by fellow workers and others hoisted out in a large bucket.
Filthy trucks hauling meat to markets under inspection
City officials and the health department investigated meat carriers from the abattoir after residents reported dirty unsanitary trucks. Police described the conditions as deplorable and warned arrests for carrying meat in unclean vehicles. Braden directed abattoir attendants to ensure clean conveyances comply with laws.
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S. Braden
Braden
R. A. Herring
Two High Point Sailors among 237 Honorable Discharges
Joseph W. Carter aviation machinist’s mate 2/c of 123 Briggs Avenue and Ernest R. Clewis aviation ordnanceman 3/c of 802 Mangum Avenue were released to inactive duty or honorably discharged at the Navy Personnel Center in Charleston, S C. Both served 21 months in the Navy. Carter took part in Philippine Islands Iwo Jima and Okinawa operations and plans to return to school. Clewis’ last permanent duty station was on Guam.
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Joseph W. Carter
Briggs Avenue
Ernest R. Clewis
Mangum Avenue
High Point
Navy Personnel Center
Charleston
S. C
Navy
Carter
Philippine Island
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Clewis
Guam
SPAR ON LEAVE Golda Mickey Returns to Washington DC
SPAR 1-c member Golda C. Mickey has returned to Washington DC after a six day leave with her parents Mr and Mrs C R Mickey of Rt 3.
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Golda C. Mickey
S. 1
Spar
Washington, D. C
Mrs. C. R. Mickey
Rt. 3
Seven new certificates filed in Secretary of State office
Asheboro and Greensboro see new firms including Greensboro radio club of Greensboro to own and operate radio stations non stock. James E Taylor and Company of Charlotte to deal in manufactured products with sponsors from Asheboro. Morgan Jarvis Electric Company of Greensboro to run general electrical business. Cranford Hosiery Mills of Asheboro to deal in hosiery with Asheboro sponsors.
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Raleigh
Greensboro Radio Club of
Greensboro
Charles G. Price
Robert L. Byrum
H. W. Hunt
Greensro
James E. Taylor and Company of
Charlotte
C. C. Crawford
Harold D. Crawford
Vivian C. Story
Asheboro
Morgan-Jarvis Electric Company of
Wildred A. Jarvis
Roy L. Morgan
William D. Livingston
Cranford Hosiery Mills
Miss Katz Injured in Auto Collision
Miss Marsha Katz of 601 West Farris sustained a slight injury in a collision at the corner of Farris and North Main streets this afternoon. After treatment at Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital she was released.
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Miss Katz
Marsha Katz
West Farris
Farris and
North Main Streets
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Police Training School Planned For February
Police chief announces a 48 hour training course for officers set to begin near the first of next month. The program will cover detection and general police work with lectures by invited expert Lowdermilk at Mt. Airy on January 23.
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J. A
Cheff
Lowdermilk
Mt. Airy
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Monster and the Ape
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Yonkers
N. Y
World Today
Parade OF Variety
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Ken Kennedy
America
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van and
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Don Ricardo
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Lane and
Jane Frazee
Victory Clothing Collection
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