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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1945
Page
2
Scandal Update on General Foods and Allied Actions
The administrator filed a complaint charging General Foods Corporation and others with manipulations but noted it did not cover post May 1944 unlawful actions. He asserted the group, with tentacles reaching into Washington, profited greatly from government orders mandating rye flour for industrial alcohol distillers and rye use for UN relief work.
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General Foods
Keefe
Washington
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Mutual Aid Pact Between Reds And Chinese Likely
Political observers in Chungking say Premier Soong's Moscow trip could yield a mutual aid pact. Russia would supply Nationalist armies without direct military aid and China would grant Russia a warm water naval base in Liaotung and rail rights through Manchuria to Liaotung and Vladivostok.
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Chungking
T. V. Soong
Moscow
Russia
Chiank Kai-Shek
China
Liaotung Peninsula
Manchuria
Vladivostok
Mrs Hohn 80 Dies at Daughter’s Randolph Home
Lydia Hohn aged 80 died at 8 this morning in the home of her daughter Mrs Louis S Davis Rt 1 Randleman after more than two years of poor health. She was born March 17 1865 in Randolph County to Lydia Martha Hendrix and was married to D M Hohn who died in 1933. Survived by three daughters Mrs Lizzie Roberts Washington DC and Mrs Louis S Davis and Mrs J Ernest Davis all of Randleman Rt 1 a brother D J Hendrix High Point Rt 1 two sisters Mrs L E Osborne Greensboro Rt 3 and Mrs Joe Robertson High Point Rt 3, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Lydia Hohn
Louis S. Davis
Rt. 1
Randleman
Hohn
Randolph County
Lydia Martha Hendrix
D. M. Hohn
Greens- E
Bombing Report Details Fires in Four Japanese Cities
JAPS of the 500 plane commanders reported to headquarters by radio after their bombing runs this morning. They described fires in four cities with general conflagration proportions. Flames were greatest at Tokushima on Shikoku at the inland sea entrance, followed by Kochi and Himeji. Denberries were introduced to North and South Carolina territory by Seaboard Railway agricultural agents.
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Tokushima
Shikoku
Kochi
Himeji
North and
South Carolina
Sandhill
Seaboard Railway
Agencies face cuts as FEPC funding fights stall bill
House leaders stalled on FEPC funding with 11 agencies under threat. Ker Rayburn sent the bill back to appropriations, which then reported a new bill without FEPC funds and asked the rules committee to waive points of order, a request the committee refused. Cannon pledges rapid floor action amid elimination rumors targeting ten plus agencies including WIB WSA PSR DPA WAR Relocation and Petroleum Administration.
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Ker Rayburn
Appropriations Committee
FEPC
Rules Committee
House
Cannon
Office of War Information
War Labeled
War Production Board
Office of Strategic Services
Office of Economic Stabilization
Office of inter-American Affairs
Office of Defense Transportation
Office of Scientific Research and Development
War Shipping Administration
War Relocation Authority
Petroleum Administration For War
British Labor Campaign Nearing Final South London Push
The piece describes a Labour vote drive led by Clement Attlee with Bevin and Morrison as key lieutenants, amid campaigns amid war and postwar policy debates. Churchill questions Labour's independence at the peace conference while foreign policy looms large alongside domestic issues. It notes rail to air fuel shifts for Pullman passengers and freight in 1939 as a theoretical aviation savings.
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Europe
London
Clement Attlet
Churchill
Ernest Bevin
Herbert Morrison
War Time Fourth of July Marked by Work and War Bond Rallies
Americans spent Independence Day largely on the job or at commemorations as President Truman urged the nation to honor liberty and support war efforts. War bond rallies, veterans events, and parades filled cities while base ball, boxing, track, and swimming entertained troops from London to Berlin.
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Holland
Moscow
United Kingdom
London
Berlin
Associated Press
Truman
Europe
Pacific
J. A. Krug
War Production Board
U. S.S. Bureau of Labor
Georgia
Dade
Washington
Chicago
Soldier Field
Cook County Council of the American Legion
Raleigh
Weather Bureau
New Problem Ahead Of Big Three On Tangier
International tension rises as Soviet demand for a voice in Tangier restoration enters Berlin talks. Izvestia rejects exclusion, while UK and US discuss informally and France notes a possible indefinite suspension. War reparations for Germany loom as a key compatibility issue for Stalin and Churchill.
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London
Tangier
Berlin
Straits of Gibraltar
Spain
France
Britain
Italy
Izvestia
Moscow
Paris
Soviet Union
Associated Press
Eddy Gilmore
Russia
United States
Ign
Francico Franco
Tanner
Germany
Man
Stalin
Churchill
Thirty major oil fields hold vast U S reserves
Thirty major U S oil fields each boasting more than 100 million barrels account for 9.35 billion barrels or 45 percent of the nation's over 20 billion barrel total reserves in this era reflecting concentration of output and potential impact on national energy supply.
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U. S
Fights Last Night Across Several Cities
The evening featured multiple boxing decisions and knockouts. Cowboy Shank won a split decision in Denver while Mario Ocha stopped Art Hartley in Pittsburgh. Bee Washington outpointed Vic Deilicurst in New York as other bouts produced wins for Jimmy Carollo, Tony Pellone, Bobby Polowitz er, and Frankie Leta with stops and decisions across Hartford Newark and surrounding venues.
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Pittsburgh
Cowboy Shank
Denver
Corp
Fintale Zivic
Mario Ocha
Cuba
Art Hartley
Washington
Bee Bee
Johnny Williams
Montgomery
Ala
Hartford
Conn
Bobby Polowitzer
East Hartford
Gabriel Rios
New York
Dennis Bgajy
Lou Rivers
Newark
N. J
Frankie Leta
Irvington
Julie Bart
Charlie Pusart
Pat Zaccano
Hedy Lamarr Retires To Focus On Baby Before Films
Hedy Lamarr, wife of John Loder, says she will pause acting to devote five or six months to her newborn daughter born May 29 as she plans future freelance work. She may return with Marr Inc. and projects with Jack Chertok, prioritizing her children and home care.
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Victor Gunson
Central Press
Hedy Lamarr
Hedy
John Loder
Jamaie
Stork
M-G-M
RKO
Miss Lamarr
Ate
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
The
Red Cross
Marr, Inc
Vegetable King Is Sued For Divorce Case
Alfred Broccoli heir to the vegetable name is sued for divorce by Gloria Blondell sister of actress Joan Blondell. She alleges cruelty. Married in Las Vegas five years ago the couple separated last week. Broccoli is a cousin of Pat Di Cicco recently divorced from heiress Gloria Vanderbilt.
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Los Angeles
Alfred Broccoli
Gloria Blondell
Joan Blondell
Las Vegas
Nev
Broetcoli
Pat di Cicco
Gloria Vantderbilt
Veterans meet Gastonia in July session
The state chapter of Disabled American Veterans convenes in Gastonia. H. W. Beihel of Gastonia presides as state commander at the annual convention.
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Gastonia
Disabled American Veterans
H. W. Beihel
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