Housing Bills Face Congress Senate GOP cost estimates emerge
A news conference outlined the Senate GOP housing program as under half the administration plan. Senator Ellender proposed a Democratic alternative with a total cost near 18 billion dollars over 40 years, most of which would fund public housing.
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North Carolina Weather Looks Cloudy With Light Rain
Considerable cloudiness today and tonight through Friday with occasional light rain. The forecast notes minor change in the sun calendar with rising and setting times listed as the day progresses.
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Idey
Britain Decides On Israel Policy Amid Middle East tensions
The article reviews British policy toward Israel amid criticism in parliament over Bevin's stance and Britain’s role in the Middle East after troop deployments to Aqaba and losses in the Israel-Egypt battle zone. Churchill accuses Bevin of mishandling. Bevin defends policy and acknowledges Israel as a fact.
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Bevin
Aqaba
Trans-Jordan
Israel
Churchill
War Veterans Propose Daily Pension and Overseas Bonus
The VFW outlines a plan to grant 3 a day for U S service up to 3500 and 4 a day overseas up to 4500, costing 15 to 20 billion dollars. It would deduct prior GI Bill benefits first, offer 25 percent cost of living increases for disability and pension, and adjust income eligibility rules.
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Ketchum
Illness Fatal To Irvine Lenroot Former Senator
Former Wisconsin Senator Irvine L. Lenroot died after a two month illness on the eve of his 80th birthday. Lenroot had been a leading GOP figure in the 1920s and was a potential running mate for Warren G. Harding before Coolidge won the nomination. Funeral services were planned Tentatively for Friday with burial in Superior Wisconsin.
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Irvine L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
United States
G.O.P
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Harding
Lenroot
Bubial
Superior
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Weather Forecasters Surprise Snow Sleet Runoff
New York January 27 A group of about 200 top meteorologists at the American Meteorological Society meeting faced a surprise snow and sleet event. An enterprising reporter found only about a quarter had brought galoshes rain coats or umbrellas. The piece notes airplane drag concepts with a brief aside.
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Deaths And Funerals In Thomassville Area
Funeral rites were held for Mrs Veledia Binney Peace 43 in Green funeral home Thomasville burial in Clear Springs near Denton. Daniel Ray Hall infant son of Robert and Laura Hall died in hospital. Emily Luther Hix 99 of Randolph county died at home in Biscoe. James A Minnis 92 Burlington area textile engineer died at his daughter's home. Funeral services followed in New Hope Methodist church Pine Hill cemetery and Ritch and Thompson chapel Burling ton.
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Green Funeral Home
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Robert
Laura Hunt Hall
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Robert Wayne Hall
J. R. Hall
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Biscoe
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C. F. Allen
High Point
T. M. Bowles
Alma
Emma Crawford
Costa Mesa
Calif
Guy Hix
A. R. Hix
Asheboro
Yd Hix
Candor
van Hix
New Hope Methodist Church
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James A. Minnis
Herbert D. Minnis
Southern Railway
Ritch and Thompson
Burlington
J. A. Minnis
L. A. Henley
Henley
Minnis
G. C. Conklin
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Four Baltimore youths held on theft charges
Four Baltimore youths admitted breaking into numerous stores in Baltimore and nearby cities Greensboro and Winston Salem. Thomas Edward Trimble and Walter Francis Simpson both 16 were held for trial here with two others to Baltimore juvenile authorities. They were seized after being spotted in a Greensboro filling station and a hotel room yielded barber tools cigarettes and four train pens.
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Winston- Salem
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Walter Francis Simpson
Trimble
Simpson
Tom Truelove
Tective
H. C. Carter
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Carter
Schaeffer Family Of 18 Getting Along All Right
In St Louis a family of 18 led by Carl Schaeffer, 48, and his wife, with 17 children besides two-day-old John Michael, says their business runs smoothly. One daughter died at five weeks. despite taxes and big bills, they manage with hand-me-downs and a 14-room home, aided by a public address system to monitor the brood.
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ST. Louis
Carl Schaeffer
John Michael
Schaeffer
Schaeffers
National Dairy Council Opens Annual Meeting
The National Dairy Council opened its annual meeting with a luncheon address by L. Y. Ballentine North Carolina agriculture commissioner. Dr J H Hilton dean of the school of agriculture at North Carolina State college will speak tomorrow. The word walrus means whale horse.
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National Dairy Council
L. Y. Ballentine
North Carolina
J. H. Hilton
School of Agriculture
North Carolina State College
Senate road group debates bond issue clarification
The Senate road group discussed contingencies for a $200 million bond issue and debated immediate consideration of the referendum bill. W H Rogers urged clarifying the term secondary roads to avoid excluding unpaved highways from potential funds.
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Rogers
Scott
Rebellion Spreading Aimed at Housing Market
Ernest J. Ansted, president of the Michigan association, said notices would go to 2,000 renters in Grand Rapids as unrest spreads. A board of directors voted to propose to Milwaukee property owners whether to withdraw property from the market there.
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Ernest J. Ansted
Michigan Association
Grand Rapids
Milwaukee
George King Leads Cager Scorers At Morris Harvey College
20 year old Morris Harvey junior forward George King sits among the national scoring leaders with 292 points in 11 games, an average of 26.5 per game. Charleston, West Virginia, team has 14 games remaining.
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Morris Harvey
King
Charleston
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Wagner’s Refuge in Switzerland After Revolt Involvement
Composer Richard Wagner joined a German political uprising and fled to Switzerland, living as a refugee for about a decade while his career and fortunes shifted in exile.
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Richard Wagner
Switzerland
High Point Briefs on Clergy Conference Camp Plans and Marriages
High Point notes include Rev. Thomas J. C. Smyth of St. Mary's Episcopal Church attending a 20 cler gym conference in Washington DC. The Oak Hill High School line reports motor and attendance, with Uwharrie council camping plans in Lexington. In addition, marriage licenses granted to John D. Shelton and Sadie A. Everhart and Joe E. Young and Eula Mae Johnson.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
High Point
Washing Cathedral
St. Alison
Washington, D. C
Uwharrie Council
Lexington
B. W. Hackney
Wood
Tom A. Finch
Harry Brown Finch
Thomasville
John D. Shelton
Cana
Sadie A. Everhart
Winston-Salem
Joe E. Young
Eula Mae Johnson
Guilford County Dental Association to Hear Dr Jones
Members of the Guilford County Dental Association will hear Dr Andrew J Jones Atlanta dentist at a 6 30 p m meeting tonight at Starmount Forest Country Club A proposal to re establish a dental school at the University of North Carolina will also be discussed
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Guilford County Dental Association
Andrew J. Jones
Atlanta
Starmount Forest Country Club
Ee Aent
University of North Carolina
Local Soldier Henry J. Hopkins Receives Multiple Medals
Private Henry J. Hopkins of 74 Clinton Street High Point son of Mr and Mrs George Hopkins and husband of Frances Lambeth has been assigned to service battery 61st field artillery battalion 1st cavalry division Koizumi Japan. He is a World War II veteran awarded the ETO medal five battle stars Combat Badge Victor medal Good Conduct medal and American Theater ribbon. Before enlistment he drove a truck for R D Fowler.
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George Hopkins
Frances Lambeth
Clinton Street
High Point
61St Field Artillery Battalion
1St Cavalry Division
Koizumi
Japan
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R. D. Fowler
No Alarms Reported Between Noon Yesterday And Today
No fire alarms were reported to the fire department between noon yesterday and noon today.
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Fire Department
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