Solons Attack National Party Chairmen Over Influence Schemes
A Senate committee accuses party leaders of influence seeking and improper dealings with government officials. It cites Boyle paying $500 monthly for access, loans from RFC, and payments to former officials and aides. The report links Gabrielson and others to large RFC loans and calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fareden
Boyle
Litteford
RFC
H. Turney Gratz
Pemeeraine
James P. Finnegan
St. Louis Internal Revenue Collect
Joseph Nunan
Charles B. Moling
Air Force
Walter Coxon J
New Jersey
Federal Revenue
John L. Kelly Jr
Doxon
Kelly
Ralph Miller Speaks On Work and Personality At Sertoma
Ralph Miller addressed the Sertoma Club with Orville Frazier as chairman. He argued work choices stem from personality, ambition, and training, noting students excel in journalism, mechanics, or other fields depending on proper preparation. He emphasized the goal of secure, wise management and meaningful work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Frazier
Funeral Rites Held For Miss Emma Johnson
Funeral services for Miss Emma Luther Johnson 87 were held at Sechrest Funeral Home with Dr W Arthur Kale and several pastors officiating. Burial followed in Trinity cemetery. Survived by nephew D Clark Johnson III and three nieces Eloise Elizabeth and Mrs R B Barnard with relatives in High Point Jamestown and Trinity. Also mentions driver safety tests in New York with 12 000 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Luther Johnson
Aage
Sechrest Funeral Home
W. Arthur Kale
Wesley Memorial Church
E. M. Avett
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
A. C. Gibbs
Trinity Methodist Church
J. W. Vestal
Ramseur Methodist Church
Trinity Cemetery
Pa Oragh Phill
Jayne
Ne Barker
Joe Johnson
Robert J. Als
Miss Johnson
D. Clark Ae Thomson
Onsion Coney
Trinity
Wears
D. Clark Johnson
Montlieu Avenue
Bloodmobile praise from regional director at Atlanta chapter
Regional Director Allen J. Carter of Atlanta praised the Point Chapter for progress since Bloodmobiles began four years ago. He noted early weeks required learning and flexible schedules as two day visits limited donor access, acknowledged improvements, and urged better understanding of technicians tasks to avoid dismissing waiting donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen J. Carter
Atlanta
Point Chapter
Local Men Appointed Marshals and Ticket Notice
Local men appointed marshals announced with duties noted. Tickets for the annual political event will sell for 50 dollars each in York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Market Poised to Break January Attendance Record
Attendance at the Southern Furniture and Rug Market in January is likely to surpass the January local show record as 129 new buyers enter the building bringing total to 6,650. The current record stands at 6,699 with strong demand for furniture and bedding. The US lint cotton yield for 1951 is estimated at 274.5 pounds per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
UN Fighters Spar Lightly With Communists
Allied jet fighters over North Korea engaged 50 MiG-15s near the Manchurian border with no losses. Fighter-bombers hit rail lines in 50 places, while UN troops advanced along 33 points of the 155 mile front. Reports describe probing patrols and disputed enemy claims of naval losses.
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Korea
North Korea
Manchurian
United Nations
United Frederick Press Painton
U. N
No-Man's Land
Chodo
Sok Do
Red Coast
Heighty phrase about a tone remains unclear
The fragment gives no coherent names places dates or actions to summarize into a factual news item.
Happy Day When Backache Goes Away Deans Pills Ad
Nagging backache and low energy may stem from slow kidney function. Doctors stress kidney health for well being. Dean's Pills, a mild diuretic, have allegedly helped millions for over 50 years by aiding kidney tubes and filters to flush waste.
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Arnee Eng Societe
Dean
Doan
Driver Of Bus Faces Court In Assault Case
THOMASVILLE A 17 year old school bus driver will face trial in Recorder's Court for assaulting an eight year old student. Albert Boreje of Route 2 is charged by Coy Nicholson of Thomas ather, James i was he attacked Sechrist on Thursday. Nicholson says the bus driver struck the child with his fists and abused him.
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Thomasville
Recorder's Court
Albert Bore
Route 2
Coy Nicholson
Thomas=ather
James i
Sechrist
Nicholson
Historical pageant to open on Blowing Rock highway
A summer event in Boone features an historical drama about early settlers. The open air pageant on the Blowing Rock highway premieres June 27 with a script by Kermit Hills and a cast portraying local Indian history.
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Boone
N. C
North Carolina
Souern Aian
Blowing Rock
Kermit Hills
Deadline For Tax Listing Is Extended In Thomaville
The Thomaville tax office extends the deadline for listing county taxes through Saturday morning. It is unclear if tax books will stay in Thomaville after Saturday, with the most likely plan to return them to Lexington for delinquent listers to file there.
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Thomasville
Saturn Cone
Thomnanville
Lexington
Raleigh motorists must display 1952 license plates tonight
Landon C. Rosser reported state patrolmen will seize vehicles without the 1952 license displayed after tonight. The instruction follows a drive to collect untagged cars and ensure compliance across Raleigh.
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Raleigh
Landon C. Rosser
Public displeasure and AG intervene in rate cases debated
The article discusses Attorney General Harry McMillan joining a utility rate case to ensure fair information for a ruling. It notes opposing groups doubt the need for outside protest while urging full fact presentation by both sides, suggesting a neutral citizens group to aid the process.
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Harry McMullan
North Carolina Merchants Association
Corde de Train
Ne Ae
Util Commission
Commission
Com
Deic
Utilities Commisssion
Department of Justice
North Via Merchants Association
North Carolina Press Association
State Grange
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Washington remains at Munroe Tavern in Lexington display
At the 257 year old Munroe Tavern in Lexington Massachusetts preserved objects from a George Washington testimonial dinner inclining chair table dishes and a hatrack.
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Lexington
Mass
Munroe
George Washington
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Nashville, Tenn
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Indiana Singers
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