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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1946
Page
2
Labor History Turning Point Cited by Lewis
John continues on page one as Lewis calls a turning point in the history of labor in this country. He says he does not know what labor would do in the future any more than he knows what Congress will do next week.
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Lewis
Congress
Jailed for Embezzlement Arrest Ties to Local Man
Ray Duncan 29 of 75 Tank Street was arrested yesterday on embezzlement charges. A warrant by H L Gillespie Colonial Motor Lines cites about 64 dollars diverted for Duncan’s use. Bond set at 500 dollars. Oil exploration to resume in the Philippines this year after oil was found at about 9000 feet before Japanese occupation.
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Ray Duncan
Tank Street
H. L. Gillespie
Colonial Motor Lines
Duncan
Philippines
World Today Portrait of the Spanish generalissimo
The article profiles a 55 year old generalissimo, famed for African campaigns, long work hours, and a light lifestyle. He remains calm under questioning, fit in uniform, and keeps public appearances limited. His wife and daughter, both named Carmen, accompany him on official duties.
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Carmen
Iran Russia tensions spark security council debate
Iran accuses Russia of violating Iran sovereignty by hindering movement of Iranian forces in northern Iran to suppress a separatist Azerbaijan movement. The report notes the context of allied actions and international diplomacy.
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Russia
Security Council
Iran
Azerbaijan
Carter Fabrics Raises Wages for Greensboro Plant
Carter Fabrics announces a 15 percent wage increase effective February 4 for about the Greensboro plant employees, boosting annual pay by roughly 140000 per worker and lifting total local payrolls as part of a $7000000 regional rise across its plants and affiliates.
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Greensboro
Carter Fabrics Corporation
W. J. Carter
Carter
Center
South Boston
Slater Manufacturing Company
Slater, S. C
Cleveland Cloth Mills
Shelby
Stanly Mills, Inc
Stanly
Three Days Cough Warns of Danger Signal
A Three Days Cough signals potential chronic bronchitis if untreated. The ad touts Creomulsion as a potent medicine that reaches the trouble, loosens germ laden phlegm, and soothes bronchial membranes without narcotics. It mentions enulelon and creosote in the formula as time tested remedies.
Birds migrate south as cold snaps hit North Carolina
North Carolina agencies warn about birds seeking food due to extreme cold and heavy snow in the north and Canada. Farmers receive cautions on exposing chemically treated seeds. Wheat stocks statewide are about half of last year, contrasting with corn. Davenport trial details and a look at highway and rail trends are noted along with rapid political nominations. Light voter turnout observed in Capitol Square races.
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Canada
North Carolina
Davenport
Capitol Square
Rick Davenport
Paul Frizzelle
Snow Hill
Greenville
Second Meadows
Caution Urged on Heavy Farm Machinery Purchases
Agriculture economists led by H. B. James warn North Carolina farmers not to rush buying large equipment. They note high savings and low farm mortgage debt, urging selective purchases or cooperative buying to hedge against uncertain conditions in coming years.
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H. B. James
North Carolina
Funeral Rites For James Polston And W T Richardson
Funeral services were held for James Eddie Polston 71 of St Pauls who died after a wagon fall near his home. W T Richardson 87 longtime city resident died at 439 S Wrenn St and was today laid to rest at Oakwood cemetery with Rev E M Jones officiating and Elizabeth Ellis singing Rock of Ages and Abide with Me.
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James Polston
W. T. Richardson
S. Wrenn Street
Koonce
E. M. Jones
Eettee Church
Wv. Hayes
Evangel and Reformed Church
Elizabeth Ellis
Fielding Kearns
Gladys Richardson
Jesseardson
Kert Long
Lloyd Powell
Doris Powell
Thurman Gibson
Herman Shelton
Oakwood Cemetery
Irregular stock market with mixed gains and losses
New York reports a fractional rally in steels and gains in key industrials as the market remains uneven. Leaders advancing include U S Steel Bethlehem American Telephone Consolidated Edison General Electric and Chrysler while Kodak Southern Pacific and Southern Railway lag. Chicago notes mixed commodity and livestock activity with potato and hog prices moving slowly amid dull demand.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
General Electric
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Westinghouse
Chrysler
General Motors
Goodrich
Goodyear
Sears Roebuck
Boeing
United Aircraft
Western Union
Electric Power & Light
Anacond
American Smelting
Eastman Kodak
Southern Pacific
Soutern Railway
Cotton futures tumble as markets open in New York
New York cotton futures opened 20 to 55 cents lower with front month March at 25.40 to 25.29 and July at 25.36 to 25.30. Noon bids showed substantial declines of 35 to 60 cents. Dry goods notes report slow cloth sales, quiet wool goods, and rayon features remaining unremarkable amid pricing confusion under the maximum average price plan.
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New York
DRY Goods
Curt Wright
Packard
Penney J C Si
Rem Rand
Gen Foods
Repub &Tl
At&t
Reynolds
Gillette
Sears
Glidden
Goodrich
Goodyear
Graham Paige
Sperry
Atl
Gt Nor
Atlas Pow
Cal
Aviat Corp
Hupp
Baldwin
OU NJ
B&o
Int Harvest
Stewart Warner
Barndall
Nick Can
Studebaker
Bendix Aviat
Int
Tel & Tel
Swift
Beth St
Johns Man
Tex Co Me
Kennecott
Tex Gulf
Oon Airpl
Gree
Borg Warner
Briggs
BS Ligg & Myers
Budd Wheel Loews
Union Carbide
Trans & West Air
Burl Mills
Lorillard
Union Pac
Louis & Nash Nnited Airl
Calumet & Hee
United Aire Ae
Mont Ward
United United Corp
Cannon Millis
United Fruit
Case
Nash
Kelv Caterpil Trac
Nat Cash
U & Rubber
U S Smelt & Ref
Chrysler
U S&s Steel M
Colum Gas
Vanadium Si
Warner Pict
North Amer
Vultee
Bt West Union
Wilson
Con Oil
Otis
Woolworth
S&t
Farm groups push for nationwide strike amid labor unrest
Efforts to permit injunctions in labor disputes confront slow support as 1,390,000 idle workers raise pressure. Midwest farmers propose a nationwide strike but large farm stations show little enthusiasm. Farm meetings at Chickasha Oklahoma and Clay County Nebraska call for a marketing holiday until labor issues are resolved.
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Midwest Farm Groups
Chickasha
Okla
Clay County
Nebr
Truman to Speak Tonight on Roosevelt Birthday
President Truman will address the nation by radio from the White House tonight to mark Franklin D. Roosevelt's birthday anniversary. The five minute speech will air on major networks between 11:52 and 11:57 p.m. EST. A new mechanical traffic brain automates city signals, set 12 weeks in advance to optimize rush hour flow with non-stop routes.
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Truman
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Mrs. Maude Scoggin Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Maude Scoggin of Archdale died at High Point Memorial Hospital at noon following an extended illness. She was 41, native of Rutherford county, wife of R A Scoggin. Survived by daughter Joyce, three sons Maurice, R A Jr., and William, brother Ford McCurry, mother Ella Melton McCurry. Body at Yows Funeral Home. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Maude Scoggin
R. A. Scoggin
Archdale
High Point Memorial Hospital
Rutherford County
Joyce Scoggin
Cpl
Maurice Scoggin
Greensboro
R. A. Scoggin, Jr
Navy
William B. Scoggin
Ford MceCurry
New York Sanitation Sweeps 4000 Miles Daily
The New York City Department of Sanitation sweeps and cleans about 4000 miles of streets each day and collects roughly 3400 truckloads of garbage rubbish and ashes.
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New York City
Department of Sanitation
Nisbet Explains Why Dr. Davis Gave Up Post
In Raleigh on January 30 special report notes Dr. C. B. Davis resigned as director of industrial hygiene in the North Carolina health department and returned to Wilmington to practice. The dispute centers on overlapping duties among state health, labor, and industrial commissions and the issuing of work cards after examining miners for lung disease. Davis refused to issue cards despite directives from state officials, leading to his resignation effective January 31 and a push to clarify agency powers in the next assembly.
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Raleigh
C. B. Davis
State Department of Health
Wilmington
Davis
State Health Department
Spruce Pine
Easom
Wilson
T. A. Wilson
State Industrial Commission
Reynolds
Forrest Shuford
Health Department
Industrial Commission
State Depart
Labor
Budget Bureau
Tory Wines
Bac
General Assembly
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