National Safety Council session opens in Winston-Salem
Execu tive Committee of the Commercial Vehicles Section meets in Winston-Salem with representation from several states and Canada. Two major topics were discussed and the session ended with a day’s work. In Raleigh Henry Hall Wil ton of Monroe is named state organizer for the Democratic Clubs of North Carolina, announced by Horace Korn e gy of Greensboro. Wil ton is a Duke University graduate and former YDC vice president.
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Winston-Salem
National Safety Council
Wie
Canada
Chicago
Siedag
Raleigh
Henry Hall Wilton
Monroe
Union County
Democratic Clubs of
North Carolina
Horace R. Kornégay
Greensboro
YRC
Korne
Wilson
Duke University
State Ydc
YDC
Raleigh Finance Official Richard B. Cox Dies at 64
Richard B. Cox director of the Division of Accounts in the North Carolina Revenue Department died at Rex Hospital after two weeks of illness. He suffered a heart attack last October and pneumonia recently. Cox, 64, became division director in July 1942 and was a Wayne County native and UNC graduate. He is survived by wife Willye Garner of Washington D C and son Richard G. Cox of High Point. Funeral services were held today at Petey Memorial Baptist Church.
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Raleigh
Richard B. Cox
Division of Accounts
State Revenue Department
Rex Hospital
Cox
Wayne County
University of North Carolina
Willye Garner
Washington, D. C
Richard G. Cox
High Point
Petey Memorial Baptist
Fantastic Party For Starlet At Ciros In Hollywood
Hollywood celebrated Terry Moore and Susan Zanuck with a lavish Oriental party at Ciros. Prominent guests included Herman Hover Darryl Zanuck Clifton Webb Conrad Hilton Debbie Reynolds and Geary Steffen. Zanuck reportedly paid for Moore’s tour in Korea amid anecdotes about a publicized ermine bathing suit incident.
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Hollywood
Terry Moore
Korea
Ciro
Cafe Society
Miss Moore
Susan Zanuck
Herman Hover
Darryl F. Zanuck
20Th Century-Fox
Zanuck
Clifton Webb
Conrad Hilton
Blyth
James McNulty
Debbie Reynolds
Geary Steffen
Jane Powell
Darryl
Heartbreak Ridge
NWFSA Meet Set Wednesday Night Here
Up to 100 wholesale furniture salesmen from Florida Georgia Alabama Tennessee will gather at Emerywood Country Club for the Dixie district meeting of the National Wholesale Furniture Salesmen Association. National president John Laun will speak and award a top recruiter. Chuck Hahn will be installed as district governor and four state presidents will address the gathering. Leo J. Heer of the Southern Exposition Building will also speak. Master of ceremonies is Pat Ormsby.
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Florida
Geora
Alabama
Tennessee
Emerywood Country Club
Dixie
National Wholesale Furniture Salesmen Association
John Laun
Chuck Hahn
Glenn Fincher
Fla
Curtis Smith
Saarenesa
Ala
Faere. A
Leo J. Heer
Southern Exposition
Pat Ormsby
Dixie District
Associa
Compromise Reached in A&P Anti-Trust Suit
Washington announces a settlement with the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. A court decree requires A P to reorganize its subsidiary operations without breaking up the chain. The action, filed in New York, followed prior criminal anti-trust convictions and fines.
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Washington
A&p
Brownell
Et A
Igment
Justice Department
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Inon Federal District Court
Ie A
Naerdmiecenel
Peadiice Bayhih Sebmetery
Luce Suary
New York
Atty
Gen
McGrath
Danville
Ill
New York Court
Pilot Life Seeks Cancellation of Jernigan Policies
Greensboro's Pilot Life Insurance asks Guilford County Court to cancel two life policies on Dunn merchant Haywood Jernigan, claimed dead in the Wrightsville Beach hurricane incident. The firm names Alberta Jernigan and Wadsworth as beneficiaries, cites misrepresentation, and seeks return of premiums.
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Greensboro
Pilot
Life Insurance Co
Guilford Perior Court
Haywood Houston
Jernigan
Wrightsville Beach
Durham Life Insurance Co
Raleigh
Alberta
Charles G Wadsworth
Bladen County
Jernigan and
Wadsworth
Pilot Life
Health Center Site Assured on Montlieu Avenue
Guilford County Commissioners near signing a deed to buy 5 percent of an acre on Montlieu Avenue from Mrs. J A Dalton of Greensboro for 36750 dollars. An option for 3500 dollars lapsed at noon today. The land across from High Point College will host a future health center with the rest reserved for expansion. The Medical Care Commission had approved the purchase and the county has allocated about 35000 dollars for the project.
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Montleu Ave
Guilford County
J.A. Dalton
Greensboro
Harry Weatherly
Montlieu
High Point College
Medical Care Commission
State commerce division plans boosted effort for industry growth
The Commerce and Industry Division aims to promote industry as Deputy Director Paul Kelly tells a committee. Director Douglas pledges more personnel to speed up the program and notes the next legislature will be asked to raise the advertising budget, with hoped impact of ten dollars returned for each dollar spent. Eric Rodgers warns that record shrimp catches could draw out-of-state trawlers. New England boats may come unless action is taken. A record 5,514,429 pounds of Tar Heel shrimp were landed this season. The spring board meeting will be in Wilmington during the Azalea Festival, March 22-27. The Mineral Resources Committee voices concern over possible federal bias against North Carolina mica. A plan to build a minerals museum on the Blue Ridge Parkway is approved. Proposals to source old oyster shells for South Industries Corp. are rejected due to environmental harm concerns. A teaching program for Tar Heel fishermen to make nets and gear is announced, with a navigation and safety course to follow.
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CID
Commerce and Industry
Paul Kelly
Douglas
McMullan
Commercial Fisheries Committee
North Carolina
Eric Rodgers
Scotland Neck
Rodgers
Supreme Court
South Carolina
New England
William A. Ellison Jr
Institute of Fisheries Research
Morehead City
Florida
Tar Heel
C&d
Ben Douglas
Wilmington
Mineral Resources Committee
J. L. Stuckey
Minerals Museum
State
National Park Service
Blue Ridge Parkway
Mineral Resources and Commercial Fisheries Committees
North Carolina Sound
Southernndustries Corp
Mobile
Ala
C&d Board
JC. G. Holland
Division of Commercial Fisheries
Holland
Council Acts on Pollution Problems
City council approves an ordinance directing polluted water from homes and plants into the sanitary system and studies reuse of water by air conditioning systems. Pay raises for mechanics at the ty Garage are approved and two subdivision maps plus sale of a city lot on Fourth St. Mayor announces S. D. Clapp reappointment to the authority.
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Fourth St
George Covington
S. D. Clapp
Clapp
Stocks Edge Up as Market Gains Narrowly at Noon
Trading softened after an early surge with gains around one point by midday. The market showed broad interest in oils, steels, motors, railroads, and utilities, with General Motors rising on news of a billion dollar two year expansion plan.
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New York
General Motors
Major Industry Inquires About Locating Here
Persistent street rumor ties a large manufacturing concern to High Point though unconfirmed. Chamber officials say the inquiry came weeks ago about industrial sites and potential employment estimates ranged up to 2,800.
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High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Wet Foggy Weather Across Wide Areas
Wet cloudy and foggy conditions prevailed over large areas with temperatures generally at seasonal levels. Coldest readings were in northern border states from Wisconsin to Montana and in northern Maine, with below zero in places.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Montana
Washington
Maine
Texas
Oklahoma
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Illinois
Miami
Key West
Fla
Great Falls
Mont
Kidnapping in Seacliff Sparks San Francisco Police Action
Police rescue Leonard Moskovitz, whose family received three special deliver y ransom notes and two calls. Abductors lowered demand from 500000 to 300000 after the family said it could not raise the sum. An operative nabbed a suspect at West Portal and Sloat. Alfred Moskovitz, the victim’s twin, confirmed the 12345 army code and timing of the exchange.
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Seacliff
Golden Gate
Lynch
San Francisco
Moskovitz
Burlingame
West Portal
Sloat
Alfred
Kid Maper
Leonard Moskovitz
San Francisco Examiner
Weather figures for tonight and tomorrow
The forecast shows a low of 45 tonight and a high of 60 tomorrow. Today’s high 55 with a 35 degree low tonight. Sunset at 5 33 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 7 28 a m.
Reds Refuse Prisoners in Armistice Standoff
The Reds reject Indian demands to withdraw and shoulder duties of the armistice by holding prisoners. Peiping radio broadcast the Communist letter. Indians say they cannot retain prisoners without explanations. The U.N. will accept anti Red prisoners. Thimayya notes a move of European troops from stockades in Korea’s neutral zone on schedule.
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Red China
Peiping
Red
U. N
K. S. Thimayya
Re Aaa Commission
Korea
Crop Surplus Plan Draws Criticism and Support
The article reports Senate aides debating parity price supports for major crops with Senator Aiken backing 90 percent parity and the president proposing 75 to 90 percent flexible supports. Benson notes possible total income above 90 percent parity under the president's approach while Eisenhower aims for 100 percent parity via market forces, not government继续.
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Aiken
Vermont
Benson
Eisenhower
Police Guard Former AP Chief at Kentucky Talk
Former Associated Press chief Gilmore spoke in Lexington about life in Russia to about 4 000 attendees. Police Chief Hale noted two threatening telephone calls and said investigators managed about 10 to 12 letters since Gilmore’s return. An officer followed Gilmore from the building to his car prompting added security requested by John Carter of the lectur e series.
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Lexington
Ky. A
Eddy GiLmore
Moscow
Associated Press
Russia
E. C. Hale
Gilmore
Detroit
Rtment of Justice
Alabama
A . Gilmore
Memorial Coliseum
Yank POWs to Be Labeled Deserters in Korea
Seoul reports that 21 pro Communist American POWs in Korea facing possible undesirable discharges or deserter status if they do not renounce their views by midnight Friday. Military sources note that dishonorable discharges require court martial, while in absentia trials are not held.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Japan
Department of the Army
National Security Council
United States
Chromium Named for Greek Color Meaning
Chromium derives its name from the Greek word for color due to the range of colors found in its compounds. The element’s varied hues inspired the naming choice reflecting its colorful chemistry.
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NWFSA
Montheu
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Allied Chemical & Dy
Allis Chalmers Mig
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American Smelt & Ref
American Tel & Tel
Americat Eee
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Achison
Atlantic Geast Line
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Atlantic Refinery
Avco Manufacturing
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Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem
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Continental Can
Continental Motor
Y Continental
Curtis
Delaware
Ck & West Eens
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical Ceeeeee
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Dupont de Nemour Eeeeeecess
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
Great Northern Ru Pf
Hudson Motor
Er Impany Seseeseseess
Libby Owen Ford Gl
Sin Lorillard & Company
Louisville & Nashville
Magnavox Radio
Montgomery Ward
Motorola Radio
Ceeseeeeee
Nash Kelvinator
National Biscuit
National Cash Register
Penney J. C. Co
Oot Pennsylvania RR
Philco Corporation
Phillips Petroleum
Pittsburgh Pill
Pullman Company
Pure Oil Co
Radio Corporation
Standard Oil
Standard Oil N. di
Stevens, d. P. Co
Studebaker Corp
Sylvania Elec
Texas Company
New York Central
North American Avia
Northern Pacific Ee
Ohio Oil Company
Pacific Gas & Elec
Packard Motor
Cove
Texas Gulf Sulphur
BOK ‘Textronation
Trans & Western Air
Union Carbide Etter Eter
Union Pacific Gee
United States Steel Seteeettae
Vick Chemical
Virginia-Care Chemical
West Auto
West Maryland
Western Union
Western Electric Eee
Woolworth & Co
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Zenith Radio Ee
Charlotte
Weather Bureau
Station High
Asheville
Boston
Columba
Los Angeles
Memphis
New Orleans
Sanntonio
Tumble Dry Laundry Service
Pine ST
Belgrade
Milovan Djilas
Peko
Col
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Eft
Djilas
Dapcevic
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Tito
Jovanka Bros
Center
Dijilas al
Yugoslav Communist Party
Central Committee
Mackenzie District
Canadian Great Lakes
National Geographic Society
Sonotone Hearing Center
Sheraton
N. Y
Kentucky Talk
Robert Eunson
Preveloey
Meinhardt Company, Inc
Fourth Ave
Ynew York
Everett
College ST
Ain Ieee Satntal
Tellen
Main’‘S Drug Store
N. Main ST
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