Swift Passage Also Veto Certain For Tax Measure
The House moves toward swift passage of a 5 million tax slashing bill despite expected presidential veto. GOP leaders refuse concessions to win Democratic support while Truman's cost of living alternative faces opposition. Speaker Martin schedules a vote next week as Knutson defends the measure against Rayburn's objections.
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Canadian Leader King Says He Will Retire As Party Head
Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King said he is willing to retire as Liberal party leader and prime minister once a successor is chosen. He urged a Liberal convention be held next summer to select his successor, signaling possibility of stepping down this year if needed. Louis St Laurent is seen as likely chosen to lead the party and hold the premiership.
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Britain
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Budget talk on tax cut and EBT payments discussed
Budget negotiators debate trimming the budget to fund a tax cut and ensure at least 2 billion dollars for an EBT payment. Chairman Taber says further budget reductions will occur and with the president’s budget there will be money for a 5.6 billion dollar tax cut and the EBT payment.
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Pay No Issue In Case Of Gen Kuter
President Truman said pay did not enter the question as he urged congress to let Maj. Gen. Laurence S. Kuter chair the Civil Aeronautics Board while keeping his military pay rank. House and Senate armed services leaders rejected the plan after talks at the White House. The CAB chair earns 10000 dollars annually. Kuter would retain general pay.
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Tville Youth Found Guilty Of Reckless Driving
Alvin R. Myers age 18 of Thomasville was found guilty of reckless driving in municipal court. He received four months on the county roads with a 12 month vehicle ban and a $50 fine plus court costs. Carl Steele pleaded guilty to prohibition violations and Casey Jones to fornication and adultery, each sentenced to 12 months on the county roads.
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Thomasville
Carl Steele
Casey Jones
Hindu Held After Bomb Blast Near Gandhi Meeting
A 21 year old Hindu activist named Madan Jal was arrested in New Delhi after allegedly exploding a homemade bomb near Mohandas K. Gandhi's prayer meeting. He was remanded without bail on arms and explosives charges and faces life imprisonment. Police seek whether a sinister plot motivated the act. Jal claims refugee status from Pakistan and says relatives were killed in Muslim riots. Striped fish news from Belhaven follows in the final item.
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Radio Program Network Schedules Note Time Zones
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Daily radio schedule with ABC CBS and MBS network listings
A detailed hour by hour radio and television lineup across networks ABC CBS MBS and others showing programs from 6:00 to 12:00 with news sports comedy drama variety and dance segments and recurring repeats and time shifts across East West and Mile branches.
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Abe Sweeney
March
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Bing Crosby
Jimmy Durante
Abe Jony Martin
Textile Wage Scale Shows Increase in North Carolina
Raleigh January 21 The bureau of labor statistics reports textile workers wages rose 129 percent from September 1939 to September 1947 while the cost of living climbed 62.8 percent. Some sectors exceed 150 percent, with payrolls and living costs backing the gains. however, averages mask population concentration and banking disparities.
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County Fire Plan Draws Local Support Near Guilford
A meeting presided by attorney A J Myatt at the Bales Hosiery mill discussed county fire protection for Guilford college area. Residents pledged donations to fund protection and planned incorporation filings with the secretary of state.
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Seven Killed and 30 Hurt in Plane Crash
A transport plane carrying 54 Chinese civilians including many children evacuated from Mukden crashed near Shanghat during a snowstorm. The C-46 suffered engine trouble on takeoff and crashed during an attempted landing, killing seven and injuring 30.
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Mukden
Chinese National Aviation Corp
WHPE Radio Schedule Highlights Various Programs
A daytime lineup lists WHPE broadcasts from 7:30 to 5:30 with News Morning Devotional music features and themed shows. Notable entries include George Barnes Octet Freddy Martin Orchestra Rainbow Rendezvous Chapel In The Sky and Red Ryder among several news bulletins and parades.
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Arch Rivalry Shakes Louisiana Gubernatorial Race
In New Orleans on January 21, two longtime arch rivals Earl Long and Sam Jones led the Democratic gubernatorial primary as results trickled in. Four candidates remain, with a runoff likely on February 24 to determine the nominee considered the provincial election winner. Jones previously led a ballot box revolt against Huey Long’s machine, and both men again head opposing factions this year.
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Bodies of 80 Are Believed Drowned After Steamer Capsize
Workmen searched the hull of the steamer Cautin in the Imperial River for about 80 missing after the 84 ton paddlewheel steamer capsized Monday night with an estimated 150 lives lost. Most aboard were women and children en route to a religious shrine. Seventy bodies had been recovered. strong wind later hindered the search.
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Summerfield Man Killed In Road Accident
Greensboro dispatch reports Troy W. Winfree, 55, of Summerfield route 1, a steelworker, was killed at 6 30 am when his pickup skidded on an icy road on Jesse Wharton School road and crashed into an embankment. An overturned truck pinned him. His two passengers, described as Negro, escaped with injuries.
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Ten Thousand Pairs of Pants Up for Sale by WAA
In Los Angeles on January 21 the War Assets Administration announced the sale of 10 000 pairs of Uncle Sam’s pants made from cotton and wool. Each pair bears a PW mark for prisoner of war and uses a permanent dye. The pants, deemed suitable for wiping rags, will be sold January 29.
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Divorce Filings Seek Separation in Municipal Court
Two divorce actions filed this morning in the municipal court clerk’s office name Dorothy Witcher seeking separation from Alvin Witcher and Evelyn Mary Vasko seeking divorce from Joseph Louis Vasko.
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Joseph Louis Vasko
President Named at N C College by Trustees
The North Carolina college board of trustees at Durham named Dr Alphonso Elder as president to succeed the late Dr James E Shepard. Elder has previously taught mathematics at the North Carolina College and served as dean at Atlanta University before returning to Durham as head of the graduate school of education. He succeeds Shepard effective immediately in the historic college.
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Lula McCurry Divorce Notice in High Point
The defendant Lula McCurry must answer the complaint in a High Point Municipal Court action for absolute divorce after at least two years of separation. He must appear at the County Building clerk’s office within 20 days after January 15, 1948, and respond or the plaintiff’s relief will be granted. Filed December 18, 1947 by Clerk M. W. Nash and Attorney J. W. Clontz.
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Tate
High Point
North Carolina
Mary Gentry Walker
Pairfield Avenue
New Castile
Pennsylvania
D. P. Whitley, Jr
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Lula McCurry
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M. W. Nash
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J. W. Clontsz
Veterans Given Cab Licenses In Thomasville
The Thomasville city council approved taxi permits for two World War II veterans, C. W. Atwood and J. A. McCaskill, to operate a five cab fleet as Veterans Cab. Cabs must be inspected monthly by police under the new rules.
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Hickory
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Augusta
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Famous Lay Evangelist Here Sunday
R G Le Tourneau, once deep in debt, rose to become a top heavy machinery maker and renowned lay evangelist. He and his party will visit High Point for a city-wide meeting at 3 PM in the Senior High school auditorium and a morning sermon at West End Baptist Church, traveling by private planes.
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Tax deadline looming warns High Point residents
Herbert A. Wood county tax supervisor warns nine days remain before the January 31 tax-listing deadline. He notes more than 7,000 people have not listed and urges prompt filing to avoid a last-minute rush.
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Constipation means real relief from headaches and indigestion
The text argues that headaches and stomach upset stem from constipation in the intestinal tract. It promotes Carters Inblock Pills as a mild, effective product to unblock the intestinal tract and provide relief, urging readers to buy at the rugstore today.
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