U S State Dept Says Danube Conference Report Censorship Free
Washington reports the State Department announced that news and radio coverage of the Belgrade International Danube conference will be free from censorship. Yugoslav hosts assure no censorship, inviting the five powers and others including Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Bulgaria, and Ukraine. Arrangements cover U S press, telegraphs, and broadcasts with Belgrade Rome London and Washington links.
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Washington
State Department
T News
Radio Corresponts
Belgrade
Department
Yugosv
United States
Real Britain
France
Rus
Oth
Hungary
Hoslovakia
Romania
Bulgar
Ukraine
Austria
U. S
Switzer
United Tes
Trieste
Local marriage licenses issued in High Point county office
Sixteen marriage licenses were issued in the past week at the county tax office in the county building at High Point. The list includes couples from High Point Winston Salem Danville Mount Airy Bear Creek and Bridgeport with both White and Colored applicants, among them Raeford Murhay and Frances Jessup, plus William Morgan and Morgelle Hartsfield.
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Coin
High Point
White
Raeford K. Murhay
Frances Jessup
Point
Herbert L. Floyd
Virginia Brendle
ston-Salem
Alley G. Nelson Kernersville
Nancy Marr
Winston-Salem
Herbert
Louise Myers
Inston-Salem
J. D. Sneed
Ary Frances Wade
High 1
Bobby Lee Grubbs
Dorisford
Ray Elkins
Akron Baldboth
Bear Creek
Joe Hull, Jr
Mamie Ruth Stone
Mount Airy
Cal F
Danville
Selah King
Irey C. Ander
Lila Hicks
Theville
Robert Lee Lanier
Attie Lee Medlin
Int
Paul Morgan
Joy Orboth
Illiam Albert Price
Mary Jane Wrenn
Robert Sanders
Maggie Wilson
William H. Morgan
Morgelle Hartsfield
Walker Jenkins
Delores Wilson
Bridgeport
Legion Group To Install Officers Tuesday Night
The American Legion Hon or Society 40 and 8 will install officers for the coming year Tuesday night at Judge Don C. MacRae’s country home. Clarence Smith of Raleigh will be guest of honor. local officers include Sam Tobias P. Lee Smith J. V. Morgan Les Loflin Macedon Barrett and others.
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American Legion Honor Society
Don C. MacRae
Clarence Smith
Raleigh
Chef de Gare
Theing
de Gare
Sam Tobias
Chef de Train
P. Lee Smith
Correst
J. V. Morgan
Les Loflin
Magon Barrett
Guarde de
H. E. Steele To Speak At Church Of Christ
MK BB Steele of the National Benevolent Association will speak at the Church of Christ on North Ton Street tonight at 8 o clock. The address will be illustrated with slides showing the association’s child ren's homes in Atlanta and Jacksonville.
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H. E. Steele
Church of Christ
MK. BB. Steele
National Benevolent Association
Northton Street
Benevolent Association
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Fla
Flying to the Moon Requires Earth and Moon Motion
The text discusses the challenge of lunar travel noting Earth moves at 70,000 miles per hour while the Moon orbiting the Earth travels over 2,000 miles per hour. It highlights the relative motion problem in takeoff and landing for space missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Earth
S. C. Governor Says Truman Can't Win
South Carolina Governor J Strom Thurmond said Truman has no chance to win and urged him to withdraw. At a New York news conference Thurmond offered no alternate nominee but warned South Carolina will not support Truman if he is the Democratic candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Truman
Thurmond
City Restaurateurs Enjoy Outing At Rainbow Farm
Members of the High Point Restaurant association and guests enjoyed an outing at Rainbow Farm on Winston road Wednesday evening. Bill Pappas, president of the association, was in his usual good form. Games were played and a bountiful dinner served by committees on arrangement.
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High Point Restaurant Association
Rainbow Farm
Winston Road
Bill Pappas
War Heroine to Enter Leper Colony
Filipina war heroine Josefina Guerrero arrived in the United States to be sent by special order to Carville Louisiana for treatment of leprosy. Military and civic leaders welcomed her at Hamilton Field as she prepared for hospital care amid flowers and cheers.
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San Francisco
Josefina Guerrero
America
Louisiana
Philippines
Tom Clark
Guerrero
Joey
Air Force
Hamilton Field
Carville
J. C. Geiger
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Arthritis Relief
An ad promotes Ra-Rx Cond for rheumatic and arthritis pain claiming quick relief within 48 hours. It recommends mixing with water and lemon juice, taking twice daily, and offers a money back guarantee if not improved. Over 5 million users cited. Mann’s and all drug stores distribute.
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Mann’s
South Carolina Delegation Seated by National Democrats
The National Democratic Committee rejected a protest by the South Carolina Progressive Democratic party against seating the state delegation to the national convention. Senator Olin D. Johnston led the effort, asserting regular county and state meetings produced the credentials. The subcommittee found the protest unsubstantiated and the committee adopted Johnston’s seating motion.
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Philadelphia
South Carolina
National Democratic Committee
Progressive
Democratic Party
Progressive Organization
John H. McCray
Columbia Negro
McCray
Ple
McHale
Johnston
DDT Experiments Show Harm to Wildlife Beyond Insects
Experiments indicate that indiscriminate DDT use can kill beneficial and harmful insects while also harming birds and fish that feed on poisoned insects, highlighting broader ecological risks.
Gender roles in phalarope breeding clarified
Among the phalarope birds, the female does most of the spurting and the male broods and cares for the young. The female is also more brightly colored than the male.
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Will Oshanda
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Lake Tahoe
Evelyn Lehman
Allan S. Lehman
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
International
S. C
Alderman Duncan
Walter A. Ring
Oak Street
Diffendal
North Wrenn St
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