Zionists Back Polish Jews Debate in Germany Infiltration
A US intelligence report cites Zionist groups in Poland financing Polish Jewish travel into the American occupation zone in Germany. It says many aim for Palestine but some believe if Palestine remains inaccessible a Jewish state could arise in Bavaria. UNRRA leaders discuss the matter amid political tensions.
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Bad Toelz
Germany
U. S
Palestine
Bavaria
Frederick E. Morer
UNRRA
Europe
Washington
Frederick
United States
Herbert Lehman
Relief Agency
Frankfurt
Simon H. Rifkind
Joseph T. McNarney
Weather Outlook for North Carolina and Carolinas
Increasing clouds today with rain tonight and Wednesday forenoon. Becoming partly cloudy by Wednesday afternoon with little temperature change. Extended forecast shows rain Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, then fair weather, followed by more rain Saturday. Early period allows milder start, then colder Wednesday night and Thursday, then warmer Friday and Saturday.
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North Carolina
Carolinas
Byrnes Reveals Secret Pact With Russians
Secretary of State Byrnes said at a press conference that a secret Yalta agreement was reached with full knowledge of U S military chiefs to support Russia's claims to Japan's Kurile Islands. He said he only learned of the agreement after Japan’s surrender.
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Washington
Byrnes
Yalta
United States
Russia
Japan
Kuriles Islands
Jews prefer plans to settle outside Germany after war
A report notes that most Jews do not want to live in Germany or its regions, except a few aged German Jews who might return home. It cites two major escape routes via Lodz to Prague and across the German border to Munich, and another route by Red Army trucks to Berlin then rail to Munich, as the Warsaw report indicates.
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Reo
Bavaria
Germany
Lodz
Poland
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Berlin
Franco says Spanish press moderation aided peace with United Nations
World Today reports Franco states Spain allows freedom of information for foreign correspondents and moderates press and radio to improve relations with nations. He says this restraint helped preserve peace and strengthen bonds with the North American people and government.
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Carr
United Nations
Franco
Government Concessions Signal Possible Subcommittee Breakthrough
Sources who announced concessions expect a subcommittee stalemate to end. They report the communist and democratic parties withdrew demands for a new assembly election, while the government had opposed any such election.
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National Assembly
Communist Party and
Democratic
Mrs Deveny Faces Charge In Wisecarver Case
Eleanor Deveny, 24, mother of two, must plead Feb. 1 to contributing to the delinquency of Ellsworth Wisecarver, 16, after their elopement. District Attorney Hinshaw alleges her conduct aided Wisecarver’s seduction. Wisecarver remains a ward of California youth authorities.
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Los Angeles
Eleanor Deveny
Ellsworth
Sonny” Wisecarver
George Stahlman
Howard Hinshaw
Deveny
Woman Overcomes Gas Trouble With INNER AID Claims
A local woman says nightly stomach gas caused choking sensation while lying in bed and could not lie flat. After using INNER AID she reports the gas is gone, bowels regular, and sleep improved. Sold by all drug stores in High Point.
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Hich Point
Tobacco and politics mix in Raleigh meeting notes
Raleigh reports cover a February 15 meeting of the North Carolina tobacco council outlining plans to raise about 30 000 for 1946 research and marketing work. The piece notes industry funding ideas, manufacturer participation, farm supply worries, and upcoming political shifts including a 1947 senate from the sixteenth district.
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North Carolina Tobacco — Ail
Raleigh
State Department of Agriculture
State Department
Kentucky
Madry
Senate
Dennis Madry
Burlington
Robert
Chapel Hill
Alamance
Orange
Bob Madry
James Webb
Hillsboro
the State University
Rotary
University Town
Orange County
Dennis
Barkley Open to Easing Some Price Controls
Democratic Leader Barkley signaled the Truman administration may modify price controls to gain a year extension. He cited possible removal of clothing price controls and noted other exemptions could be discussed, with Senator Taft saying targeted changes might smooth approval.
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Washington
Barkley
Kentucky
Taft
Ohio
Truman
High School Industrial Arts Outlined By Whitesell
W. K. Whitesell spoke to the Exchange Club detailing the industrial arts department scope and activities. He said the field is exploratory like elementary programs while vocational training prepares直接 entry into industry. He noted many high school students do not plan for college and described night school offerings and wartime defense training. H. Frank Hartman joined as a new member and Clyde Lawing attended as a visitor.
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W. K. Whitesell
Exchange Club
Whitesell
H. Frank Hartman
Clyde Lawing
Tar Heel Named On Shipping Body
A five member Miami committee plans to restore coastwise shipping to prewar levels by urging steamship companies to act as agents of the war shipping administration. The group will seek an Interstate Commerce Commission investigation into why shipping services cannot resume immediately. Members include R. T. Spangler of Miami Col M A Ramsey of Fort Pierce Thomas S McGinn of Savannah H A Manning of Charleston and J T Hiers of Wilmington.
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Miami
Fia
War Shipping Administration
Greater Miami Traffic Association
Thomas E. Grady
Grady
Interstate Commerce Commission
R. T. Spangler
Col. M. A. Ramsey
Fort Pierce
Fla
Thomas S. McGinn
Savannah, Ga
H. A. Manning
Charleston
S. C
J. T. Hiers
Wilmington
N. C
Farmers Strike To End Strikes in Edgar Nebraska
A group of 217 Clay county farmers voted a strike against strikes. They will withhold farm produce until industrial workers return to jobs. W. Hubert Johnson heads a committee to set strike date and coordinate actions. The farmers say they will supply no one but themselves and warn that halting food flow will force strikers to work or starve.
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Edgar
Neb
Clay County
W. Hubert Johnson
Johnson
Oirselves
Processing Of Brides Babies To Begin Soon
American authorities start processing 2400 GI brides and babies who will sail for the United States on February 3 aboard the Queen Mary. The 222 British American babies with their mothers arrived by special train from London and are quartered at the Carlton hotel, a former Red Cross leave center.
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Bournemouth
England
United States
London
Midlands
Carlton Hotel
Britain
Directors named for Methodist retirement homes board
Tar Heels honored Goldsboro report lists new trustees chosen in the first meeting of the corporation's board. The appointees include Charles E. Jordan of Durham M C Dunn of Durham Mrs D S Coltrane of Raleigh L R Foreman of Elizabeth City J P Gibbons of Hamlet O A Dowd of Raleigh and Dr H C Smith of Durham.
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Tar Heels
Goldsboro
The
Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc
Board of Trustees
Charles E
Jordan
Durham
M. C. Dunn
D. S. Coltrane
Raleigh
L. R. Foreman
Elizabeth City
J. P. Gibbons
Hamlet
O. A Dowd
H. C. Smith
Whitener Sworn In as Judge. Eyes May Primary Bid
Whitener was sworn in Monday by Associate Justice Emery Denny and assumed duties. He indicated plans to seek the full term in the May primary.
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Button
Whitener
Emery Denny
Stocks Hit 15 Year Peaks With Mixed Leaders
The market saw many stocks reaching new 15 year highs while leaders retreated at times after Monday’s sharp purge. Advancers included Bethlehem Goodyear Sears Roebuck Woolworth International Harvester Boeing AT&T Western Union General Electric NSC Northern Pacific and Standard Oil. Losers included U S Steel Chrysler General Motors United Textiles and Texas Co.
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New York
Bethlehem
Goodyear
Sears Roebuck
Woolworth
International Harvester
Boeing
American Telephone
Western Union
General Electric
N. S. Central
Northern Pacific
Standard Oil
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
General Motors
American Woolen
Schenley
U. S. Rubber
Douglas Aircraft
Electric Power & Light
Public Service of N. J
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio and
Texas Co
Potato market report with varied U S shipments
Chicago wholesale potato market notes total U S shipments at 178 with old stocks moderate supply and slow demand. New stocks light and market dull. several varieties and prices listed including Idaho Russet Burbanks at 2.50 to 3.00 and Florida Triumphs at 2.75 to 3.25.
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Chicago
USDA
Montana
U. S
Idaho
Red McClures
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Florida
Rural Delegates to Meet Governor Over Winter Road Fixes
Delegation from eight Piedmont counties led by Grady Cole and Bill Arp Lowrance will meet Governor Cherry in Raleigh to press for speedy winter road repairs. The group, formed at a Charlotte mass meeting with 600 attendees, seeks mud blocked secondary roads to be upgraded. The Governor is to receive them at 3 p.m. today.
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Raleigh
Piedmont Area
Cherry
Grady Cole
Bill Arp Lowrance
Charlotte
Rice Seed Shortage Strikes Northern Luzon Farms
Report says rice terraces in the steep northern Luzon mountains near Manila are brown and weed covered due to lack of seed rice for planting. Tribesmen allege Lt. Gen. Yamashita's divisions stole their crops last year and Japanese forces remain in the hills.
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Manila
Luzon
Leon
Yamashita
French Leader Outlines His Foreign Policy
Paris January 29 President Felix Gouin told the constituent assembly a grand tripartite accord between Russia England and France as part of his foreign policy. He also proposed a broad program nationalizing banks businesses, parts of the merchant navy mines insurance electricity and gas.
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Paris
Felix Gouin
Constituent Assembly
Russia
England
France
Raleigh Teen Fatally Struck by Auto
David Lee Corbett a 15 year old tenth grader was killed when struck by a car on Garner road near Raleigh. He was the son of Mr and Mrs D A Corbett of Garner.
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Auto Raleigh
David Lee Corbett
Garner
Raleigh
D. A. Corbett
Stettinius Receives Honorary Degree at Oxford
Oxford England January 29 Edward R Stettinius Jr head of the American delegation to the United Nations Conference received the honorary degree of Doctor of Civil Law from Oxford University today.
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Stettinius
Oxford
Eng
Oxford University
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
UNO
College Lands Prized Letters For Library
A Hamilton College student, Samuel Willman Eddy class of 1875, kept weekly letters home for four years. His preserved diary reveals daily life and student thoughts of the era and will join the college library via Eddy’s daughter Mrs Arthur M Sargent of Redlands University faculty.
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Clinton
N. Y
INL
Hamilton College
Samuel Willman Eddy
Hamilton
Stittville
Union Theological Seminary
Dove Street
Church
Beverly
California
Eddy
Arthur M. Sargent
University of Redlands
Redlands
Calif
Dents
New River Boats In Making On Great Lakes Model
Quincy Illinois INS reports plans to build two or more modern streamlined river steamers modeled after Great Lakes vessels. The Robert E Lee will be replaced by white decked, fretted boats with 700 passenger staterooms for pleasure cruises on the Mississippi Ohio and Tennessee rivers. Great Lakes mariner W K Greenebaum says designs are drawn and builders are ready.
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Quincy
Ill
INS
Robert E. Lee
Plantation Landing
W. K. Greenebaum
Great Lakes Mariner
Mississippi
Ohio
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Nazis Face Vast Reichsmark Debt Threats
The article notes Nazi Germany's internal debt at 1390 billion reichsmarks with annual interest of 11 billion reichsmarks. It highlights inflation and money supply dangers as finance risks, while valuing the reichsmark at about ten cents under the military exchange rate.
Red Shield League Opens With Kiwanis Victory
In Salvation Army gym on South Main four teams played to a packed crowd. Kiwanis beat JayCees 36 to 13 as Martin led Kiwanis with three field goals. Lions defeated Rotarians 26 to 18 with Johnson scoring six field goals. Tomorrow night the American Business club faces Civitan and Rotarians meet Jaycees.
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Red Shield
Salvation Army
South Main Street
Kiwanians
JayCees
Martin
Kiwanis
Lions
Rotarians
Johnson
American Business Club
Civitans
JayCeées
Attack Victim Rosalie Giganti Shows Early Recovery Hope
Detroit police questioned 29-year-old grocer Frank Lobaido after seven year old Rosalie Giganti survived a throat slashing Sunday. Doctors described her condition as improving with good recovery chances and possible speech recovery, while she could speak briefly under supervision at St. Vincent hospital.
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Detroit
Rosalie Giganti
Austin Z. Howard
Receit
Charles Searle
Frank Lobaido
Toll Rises From Andrews Train Truck Crash
Murphy January 29 toll climbs to four after two more victims die from last Friday collision. M. L. Kilpatrick 52 of Ranger and William Nelson Leatherwood 43 of Murphy among the dead. One killed instantly. another died Saturday.
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Murphy
Andrews
M. L. Kilpatrick
Ranger
William Nelson Leatherwood
Graham to Speak at Chapel Hill Convocation
President Frank P. Graham of the university will speak on Universities and Scientific Mechanisms in the Great Transitions of History from the Compass to the Atomic Bomb at a convocation of faculty and students in Memorial hall on February 6. The public is invited.
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Chapel Hill
Frank P. Graham
Memorial Hall
Maryville Fire Truck Evicted Over Building Sale
Maryville Kansas faces a housing shortage as its No. 2 fire truck is being evicted from the building it occupies. The owner plans to convert the property, forcing the response unit to relocate.
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Marysvill
Kas
Maryville
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