High Point youths fined for scooter license violation
Three residents of High Point Rt. 5 Were fined 10 dollars and costs after being arrested for riding motor scooters on highways without licenses The court noted the law requires licenses for motor vehicles. A divorce was granted to Kathleen Vareen from K E Vareen on statutory grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenn
Dern Hawks
High Point Rt. 5
Atrolmen
Kathleen Vareen
K. E. Vareen
Dorothy Thompson
the Lance Company
Charlotte
Sugar Rationing Favored by U S Committee
Washington report says the house food shortage investigating committee likely to back extending sugar rationing and price control. Industry and agriculture officials urge continued controls for about a year, warning of a crash in supply and higher prices if lifted now.
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Washington
August H. Andresen
Rminn
House
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Agriculture Department
Sugar Industry
Malcomb Baldridge
Cane Sugar Association
James H. Marshall
Swedish glider with winch-starter boosts soaring by 50 percent
A new Swedish designed glider is marketed and demonstrated to aviation experts. It features a landing ski with two small wheels and two hooks to enable a modern winch-starter, increasing soaring height by about fifty percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
INS
Jinx Follows This Fellow in Pasadena Fire and Fines
A Pasadena man recounts a day of misfortune with a smoking shop and a car crash. He cites a citation numbered 82 for parking, a car damage entry 820, a fire costing 8100 000, and a total loss of 100 262, asked if that was enough for one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Dan
L. Giovinetti
Harry Hall
Town Hall moderator plans probing questions at market reopening
Denny, Town Hall Inc. president and moderator, predicts a pivotal debate on domestic policy as the southern furniture market reopens. He notes Town Hall's global reach with broadcasts in Germany and potential launches in Japan and Moscow, urging North Carolinians to bring thoughtful, well prepared questions to the Sheraton meeting and tomorrow's broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Nes
North Carolina
Town Hall, Inc
Germany
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Moscow
Town Hall
Community Chest
Sheraton Hotel
Stassen
Nathan
High Point
Tar Heels
Portland plans steam supply to municipal plant
Portland Indiana city officials secured a locomotive rental from Nickle Plate Railroad to supply steam for the municipal light and power plant if boiler troubles arise. Two large industrial plants recently shut down for boiler repairs at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ind
INS
Municipal
Nickle Plate Railroad
Marine divisions and air wings listed for World War effort
New York dispatch outlines the Marine Corps build up for World War II with six divisions of about 20 000 men each, five air wings, anti aircraft battalions, service and depot units, and speedy detachments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Record
New York
INS
Marine Air Wings
Grants in aid sparks North Carolina school aid plan
A proposed grants-in-aid program would aid school plant construction based on local property assessed per child in average daily membership. The plan divides counties into six groups with weighted aid, example Ashe vs Durham. A five year cost estimate and questions on state employee and teacher salary increases are tied to a conference committee in session tonight and tomorrow.
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Ashe
Durham
General Assembly
Rep. L. Harris
Person
Harris
Cherry
House
Senate
R. G. Deyton
Paul Reid
State Board of Education
Sam Smith
State Highway Commission
Murphy proposes peace statute for Germany postwar
U S representative Robert Murphy suggests a peace statute to place no German government under the onus of the peace treaty. Britain France and Russia offer non-committal reactions while Poland plans to push for Warsaw as the signing site. A Moscow radio broadcast links Western plans for a German federation with Soviet isolation. The Mycenaean Age in Greece spanned about 1500 to 1200 B C.
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Gram
Germany
Robert Murphy
U. S
Council
Murphy
Weimar Republic
Britain
France
Russia
Poland
Warsaw
Moscow
Soviet Union
Georgia capitol clash as Arnall speech erupts at reform meeting
A regia citizens meeting at the Atlanta Women’s Club ends in disorder after former Gov Ellis Arnall’s fiery speech. Polite prayer followed by chants and swastikas from hundreds of students demand Herman Talmadge’s resignation. Talmadge pledges to resign if Lt Gov Thompson quits. he will run in a white primary. Grace Connally confronts Arnall and Bishop Walker before adjournment. Roy McGinty reads a resolution to adjourn legislature until court ruling on Talmadge versus Thompson.
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Regia
Ellis Arnall
Herman
State
Herman Talmadge
Eror
Talmadge
M. E. Thompson
Thompson
Grace Connally
Arnall
Atlanta Women's Club
Bishop Walker
Miss Connally
Roy McGinty
Calhoun County Times
Talmadge Or Thompson
Radio Schedule Highlights Jan 22 194?
Listings show a dense evening to late night network lineup with multiple repeats and time corrections. Programs include Front Page Farrell Terry Serial Hop Harrigan Buck Rogers Red Barber News The Great Gildersleeve Dennis Day Duffy’s Tavern Dinah Shore and Jack Carson comedy plus News periods and sports commentary.
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Farrell
Abe Bouquet
Cbhe
Tennessee
Jed
Abe Tick Tracy
Abe-Weast
Tom Mix
Buck Rogers
Weat
Neave Report
Abe Uincy Howe
Cba O Be
Abc-Eaat
Terry
Abc-West Hop Harrigan Yn
Mbs-West
Cbs
Abc
Abc-Weat
Jack Armstrong
Abc-West
Lowell Thomas
Abe
Dbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cha Elmer Davis
Abe Dancing Music
Carolyn Gilbert
Abe Ellery Queen
Dhs
Lone Ranger
West
Cecil Brown
Kaltenborn
Abe Bill Brandt
Dennis Day
Abe Jack Carson
Dbs
Abe Jean Hersholt
Christian
Willie Piper
Duffy's Tavern
Ed Gardner
Abe Frank Sinatra
Cbbs
Ann Scotland
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Mbs
Mbs 9:30—District Attorney
Frank Morgan
Nbc
Hollywood Players
Bing Crosby
Kay Kyser
Nbec
Henry Morgan
Nbe
Market Summary Narrow Range on Light Volume in New York
Markets in New York traded in a narrowly irregular range as lack of interest restrained activity. Advances occurred for U S Steel, Youngstown Sheet, General Motors, Chrysler, U S S Rubber, General Electric, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, Boeing, Detroit Edison, American Water Works and International Nickel. Declines appeared for American Telephone, Kennecott, Anaconda, Union Carbide, Texas Co, Goodrich, Goodyear and U S Gypsum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S&s. Rubber
General Electric
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Boeing
Detroit ,Edison
American Water Works
International Nickel
American Telephone
Kennecott
Anaconda
Union Carbide
Texas Co. Goodrich
Goodyear
U. S. Gypsum
Reynolds Tobacco earnings rise despite lower 1946 profits
R J Reynolds Tobacco Co reports 1946 earnings of 837,972.59, down from 19,229,310 in 1945, yielding 2.42 a share on combined common and class B stock. 1946 sales hit 13,106,304 with Camel cigarette sales at a new record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Janu
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Double Medal of Honor Winner Dan Daly
New York report notes U. S. Marine Dan Daly earned the Congressional Medal of Honor twice. The first medal honored his 1900 China service, and a 1915 award followed for actions against Haitian bandits. Daly died in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
0. S
Dan Daly
China
Corn cultivation spreads from Canada to Argentina across continents
Indian corn, first cultivated by American Indians, is grown from Canada to Argentina and was spread to Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia after its discoverer imported it into Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Argentina
Spain
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
Machine age reduces draft animals on New York farms
Ithaca N Y April 15 The machine age is chasing Ole Do right off the farm Profess Bratton extension economist at Cornell reports there are only half as many horses and mules on New York farms as in 1920 while tractors increased more than tenfold during this period the trend toward more machinery use continues.
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Ole Dobbin
Ithaca
N. Y
INS
Ole Do
New York
C. A. Bratton
Cornell
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Watauga
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Nash
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Guilford
W. Frank Taylor
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Greece
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Big Jim” Folsom
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Alabama
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