Polish Premier meets Roosevelt on Poland fate in war
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk recounts his Washington visit during D-Day approach. He describes talks with Roosevelt and Stettinius on Poland’s borders, Teheran line, and Polish underground aid, plus Roosevelt’s pledge to help Poland while avoiding a split with the Soviet Union.
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Stanislaw Mikolaiczyk
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Roosevelt
Poland
Russia
Stalin
Teheran
Churchill
London
Washington
France
U. S
Itinius
OWI
Ertyro
United States
Silesia
East Prussia
Konigsberg
Lwow
Tarnopol
Drohobycz
Vilna
Atlantic
Mississippi
Europe
Welt
White House
Alin
Nick Minuskin Leads Charity Concert Bridge Triumph
Nick Minuskin, sponsor of the New York Junior Symphony Orchestra, sponsored a Children's Cancer Fund concert. He scored well in a national tournament hand, making a safe play after a tricky lead. The commentary discusses North's two club bid and the no trump plan.
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Nick Minuskin
New York Junior Symphony Orchestra
Nick
Children’s Cancer Fund
Junior Symphony Orchestra
East
West
North
South
Scout Program In Thomasville Making Progress
The Second meeting of Senior Girl Scouts and Boy Scout Cubs is set at First Baptist church as the Thomasville program advances toward completion. Meetings for intermediate Girl Scouts Tuesday at 3 15 p m and Boy Scout troop No 26 Wednesday at 6 15 p m follow.
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Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Randolph Street
O. L. Turner
Mariner
Sea Scouts
Turner
Federal Aid To State Is At High Mark In 1947 North Carolina
North Carolina received 16.697 million dollars in federal grants for social security health education welfare and vocational rehabilitation for the year ending June 30 1947. South Carolina received about 10.61 million. The total does not reflect all spendings as state and local funds added. Benefits reached 159047 people with old age assistance receiving the largest share of 4.496 million. Federal aid funded dependent children health care emergency maternity care needy blind survivors and retired workers benefits among others. The office of vocational rehabilitation covered about two thirds of program costs in NC with 562566 from federal funds and 282,888 from state and local sources. North Carolina also received 711111 for vocational education and 110762 for land grant college programs.
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Washington
North Carolina
Federal Security Agency
South Carolina
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Chicago Mart Sees Strong Demand Ahead for One More Day
Chicago Jan. 16 The annual midwinter home furnishings market reports 21 290 buyer registrations with one day left. Frank S Whiting of the American furniture mart says demand remains strong surpassing last year and a real selling program will keep it up. Dr Ira Anderson Northwestern economist notes dollar sales rise but profit margins shrink and urges tighter controls on sales, margins and expenses as transactions decline.
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Chicago
Frank S. Whiting
American Furniture Mart
Ira Anderson
Northwestern University
National Retail Furniture Association
Funeral for Famed Editor Josephus Daniels Set Tomorrow
Josephus Daniels 85 longtime Raleigh News and Observer editor and publisher dies. Services at 2:30 p m tomorrow at Edenton Street Methodist Church in Raleigh conducted by Bishop W W Peele. Burial in Oakwood cemetery. Daniels was World War I secretary of the navy and ambassador to Mexico under F D Roosevelt.
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Raleigh
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Woodrow Wilson
Edenton Street Methodist Church
Daniels
W. W. Peele
Richmond
Oakwood
The
News and Observer
Grover Cleveland
Navy
Mexico
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lack of Cent Stamp Delays Dime Nine Years
Goldsboro resident W. G. Rex attempted to mail a dime for the March of Dimes in 1939 from Arlington Virginia. With no stamp he added two cents and hoped a postman would affix a stamp. The letter returned. Rex remailed with proper postage ensuring delivery.
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Goldsboro
W. G. Rex
Arlington
Rex
Thomasville Students Attend Macbeth Matinee in Greensboro
A Thomasville group of high school students from the glee club and a senior English class traveled to Greensboro for a Macbeth matinee at Aycock Auditorium, staged by the National Theatre players. Faculty leaders accompanied the delegation.
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Thomasville
Thomasville High School
Glee Club
Greensboro
Civic League
Aycock
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
National Theatre Players
Ford Unveils New Truck Line At High Point Display
Eng lish Motor Company in High Point showcases Ford’s first postwar truck line. Two large series F 7 and F 8 plus a six cylinder cab over engine model feature 19 000 to 21 500 lb gross weights and new power plants including 65 or horsepower six and 100 and 145 horsepower V 8 engines.
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Ford
Engish Motor Company
East Washington Treet
N. C. English
English Motorcomrace
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Gen. Sikorski
Red Army
Mr. Roosevelt
England
USA
Ussr
Curzon Line
Mikolajczyk
Moscow
Kremlin
Dick Tracy
Charles Starrett, the
West End
Que Autry
Ano Nou
Tyrone Power
Joan Blondell
Paramount
Groucho Marx
Carmen Miranda
Andy Russell
Rialto
Charles Starrett
Smiley Burnette
Frontiersman
Brick Bradford
John Howard
Brod Crawford
Pet
Aes
Carolina
William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA
Val. North O
Chicago Mart
Bain Johnson
Miss la Hensley
Oia En
Ayaa
Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey
Ease Inc
High Point
Dize Tent & Awning CO
Willowbrook St
BUICK
N. Main ST
F. Mauldin
High Point, WN. C
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