Furniture Market Buzz as Buyers Increase Purchases
At the Southern Furniture Market buyers outnumber expectations and purchase per capita rises. About 1,232 registered buyers, with 800 more by noon, signal broad retailer participation and steady prices amid healthy, widespread demand. The Army Quartermaster Corps will visit to study prices and suppliers, aided by attention from Assistant Secretary Gordon Gray.
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Bevin Declines Palestine Question Talk in Parliament
London January 18 Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin refused to discuss the Palestine issue in Parliament to avoid jeopardizing Jewish Egyptian Rhodes peace talks. Critics urged a full statement on Britain’s Middle East role as Winston Churchill prepares a possible challenge. Bevin has a ready statement and faces labor party pressure.
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North Carolina Float for Inaugural Parade Nears Fully Funded
The North Carolina float for the inaugural parade is nearly paid for with about $1,500 raised by John A. Lang and the North Carolina Democratic Club of Washington. Lang says $50 more will complete the funding before Thursday. The float features agriculture and industry with portraits of Governor Kerr Scott and a large Uncle Sam figure, and five Carolina girls are touted as among the prettiest in the parade. Governor Scott is scheduled to ride ahead of the float, with Tar Heels gathering in Washington for events including a reception and ball.
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North Carolina Boy Among 20 Aboard Lost Bomber in Scotland
Loch Goilhead search efforts began at dawn as crews seek bodies of 20 airmen after a B 29 Superfortress crash in Scottish mountains. Officials at Smoky Hill base name the crew from Scampton England bound home to Salina Kansas, with no confirmed fatalities.
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Amvets Leader Opposes World War II Bonus Drive
James H. Pou Bailey state commander of Amvets Raleigh declares firm opposition to a federal or state bonus for World War II veterans. He notes only three of 26 NC posts responded to a poll, with two for and one against, and vows to resign if a bonus is pursued.
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Opposition From Agencies To Truman Reorganization Plan
Washington January 18 conservatives in Congress voiced skepticism as President Truman asked for authority to reorganize government bureaus including the Interstate Commerce Commission. Taft and Lodge warned against eroding Congress power while Barkley and Rayburn foresaw eventual approval.
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Nationalist North China collapses as Red surge advances
Nanking reports state that Nationalist North China is dissolving while foreign diplomats are briefed that the government there is being dispersed for safety. Nanking remains the capital if Chiang Kai shek stays, with embassies likely to remain. Peiping sits under Red forces as defense preparations persist amid property seizures and diplomatic protests.
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Dental School Measure Offered By Jones Currie
A bill was introduced in the North Carolina senate to authorize the creation of a UNC Dental School linked to the medical school at Chapel Hill. Senators Paul F. Jones and Claude Currie introduced the measure, with a proposed $1,000,000 construction appropriation in the recent permanent improvements bill and a self supporting model favored by the advisory budget commission.
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Ponzi Dies in Hospital Ward at Rio De Janeiro
Charles Ponzi died Saturday in a hospital charity ward in Rio de Janeiro. His body lay unclaimed today in a public morgue, ending a career of infamous financial swindles that shocked Americans a generation ago.
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Crissman to Attend Truman Inauguration
Raleigh report lists five North Carolina representatives chosen to attend President Truman's inauguration on Thursday. Walter Crissman of Guilford Harvey Morris of Mecklenburg H Clifton Blue of Moore William T Hatch of Wake and Robert W Dalrymple of Lee will represent the House.
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Stock Market Opens With Modest Gains on Busy Day
New York January 18 The stock market opened with a brisk advance that soon cooled yet kept gains of fractions to about a point. Commonwealth and Southern rose modestly with 30,000 shares transferring. American Telephone posted a small net gain the first since anti monopoly suit news last Friday. Major risers included U S Steel General Motors Chrysler U S Rubber Woolworth Consolidated Edison Commonwealth Edison Anaconda Copper Dow Chemical Du Pont International Paper Southern Railway Nickel Plate Standard Oil New Jersey while Goodyear Boeing Union Carbide and Philip Morris shed some points.
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Governor Scott proposes $200 million rural road bond plan
Raleigh January 18. Governor Scott urged a $200,000,000 rural road program and a one cent gasoline tax hike to finance it. He called for a voter approval in a special election to fund paving 12,000 miles of rural roads and preserving bus service and farm transport, with lawmakers split on the plan.
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Highway Bond Issue Would Break Record
Raleigh NC January 18 A proposed 200 million dollar highway bond would outsize all prior bonds by nearly double. Previous issues totaled 85 million through 1921 to 1927 with added 1.25 million Cape Fear Bridge and 600 thousand Chowan River Bridge bonds. Remaining debt stood at 33.281 million after a 1947 payment, with 4.975 million principal and 1.8039 million interest paid in 1947 48 and 17 million in sinking funds.
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Legislature explores memorial for Josephus Daniels
In Raleigh the General Assembly begins a study into erecting a memorial in honor of the late Josephus Daniels. The move seeks to honor the former editor and public figure with a lasting tribute in the capital.
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Red Peace Overtures Deemed Wooden Horse by Mackenzie
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst DeWitt Mackenzie notes from Moscow and Rome that recent communist calls for peaceful coexistence appear as a strategic ploy to weaken Western unity. He cites Palmiro Togliatti and Marcel Cachin, warns Moscow may seek concessions or a pretext for a new coup, and urges Western powers to bolster collective security while defending home fronts amid Czechoslovakia’s Soviet pressure.
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