North Carolina State Business of Government Conference
State officials and heads of institutions gathered at a noon to one pm meeting chaired by Governor Scott to discuss curtailing waste and improving efficiency in state administration. Comptroller W D Carmichael Jr noted rapid growth and the need to rethink practices while leaders praised centralized oversight and progress across agencies.
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Chancellor House
Scott
Canada
T&t
W. D. Carmichael, Jr
The
Greater University
L. Y. Ballentine
Agriculture
North Carolina
Senate Debates Foreign Aid Arms Bill Amid A Bomb Fears
Delay senators push to cut foreign economic aid as debate focuses on arms to Europe Greece and Turkey. Truman plans to send arms bill preserving atomic energy act protections. Taft calls for study of Europe needs and warns against fueling an arms race. Canada claims world’s most advanced atomic reactor, Hafstad notes. Smith warns against rushing large scale military aid, prioritizing economic recovery and non military support.
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Europe
Truman
Congress
Uman
Britain
Losphe
U. S
Canada
Lawrence R. Hafstad
Atomic Energy Commission
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Taft
Furoe
Atlantic
Greece
Turkey
Smith
Secret Diary Ties Army Officers to Five Percent Inquiry
Senate investigators tie Col James V Hunt diary to suspensions of Maj Gen Herman Feldman and Alden H Waitt as data from the diary informs the probe. Diary lists numerous Washington figures, with Hunt denying any improper influence and copies sent to Army IG and WAA for verification.
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Col. Hunt
Washington
Senate
James V. Hunt
Hoey
D-Nc
Army
Herman Feldman
Alden H. Waitt
Chemical Corps
Gordon Gray
Senate Expenditures Subcommittee
Paul Grindle
Massachusetts
Hunt
Grindle
New York Herald Tribune
Feldman
Waitt
Harry H. Vaughn
Truman
Feldman and Waitt
Oey
Subcommittee
Washington Star
Army Department
War Assets Administration
WAA
Senator Mundt
RSD
Churchill says Britain near bankruptcy and vows anti Socialist plan
Churchill, warning Britain faces bankruptcy, blasts Labour moves to nationalize steel cement sugar and insurance. He promises if Conservatives win next election to reverse many nationalizations and defend free enterprise with state welfare to maintain a minimum life standard.
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Labor
Labor Party
Churchill
Senate panel rejects cash outlays for pledges in aid bill
Lucas forecast defeat for amendments to the aid bill including cash pledges and actions to restrict German industrial targets. He ruled out a fight in the Senate to avoid a 10 percent cut in ECA funds and said the committee would send the revised recovery budget to conference with the House.
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Hoffman
Smantie
Senate
ECA
House
Navy Frosh Coach Named Grid Assistant
Ben Martin former Navy end and Plebe coach was named assistant to head coach George Sauer in Annapolis. The 28 year old from Prospect Park Pa will tutor ends and succeeds Marine J J Leon Bramlett who is leaving the service. Caldwell noted no replacement yet for Martins Plebe duties. In 1778 a long iron chain blocked the Hudson at West Point.
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Annapolis
Ben Martin
Navy
George Sauer
Prospect Park
H. H. Coldwell
Princeton
Martin
Naval Academy
Marine J.J. Leon Bramlett
Caldwell
City Council Studies Pension Formulas for Employees
The City Council reviewed nine pension formulas ranging from 1.5 percent for future and past service to 1 percent for future and 0.75 percent past. Costs for one year vary from 50 244 to 26 968 dollars, with a tentative budget earmark of 52 000. The panel favors Social Security alignment and rejects past service credits before 1937.
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T.-E. Hinson
Lawmaker Presses for Tighter Security Laws
Senator Clark urged strengthened internal security measures citing Alger Hiss perjury trial developments and testimony from former State Department employee Henry Julien Wadleigh as support for new legislation.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Clark
Alger Hiss
Henry Julien Wadleigh
State Department
Model Plane Contest At Thomasville Field
Thomasville sees a model plane contest at Main Street School athletic field tomorrow at 1 00 p m. The event is sponsored by the Thomasville Buzz Buggies and the Hobby Center with Lloyd Underwood directing and Howard Payne flying a jet model above 130 mph. It opens to novices and features three speed events a stunt and a workmanship award with entry engines under 30 displacement and over 100 square inches of wing area. Spectators welcome with free admission.
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Thomasville
Buzz Buggies
Main Street
Thomasville Buzz Buggies
Hobby Center
Lloyd Underwood
Howard Payne
Griffiers
Miss Sallie L Clodfelter Dies at 75 in Thomasville
Miss Sallie L Clodfelter 75 a Davidson county native died at 11 p m Friday at her sister Mrs R S Greens home 315 Spring St Thomasville following a long illness She was active in Memorial Methodist St Johns colored mission work and recently honored by a Clodfelter Memorial Sunday School annex Funeral at Memorial Methodist church Sunday at 4 with burial in Thomasville City Cemetery
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Sallie L. Clodfelter
Davidson County
R. S. Green
Spring Street
Daniel A. Crodhester
Mary Hiatt Crodhester
Midway Methodist Church
Main Street Methodist Church
Memorial Methodist Church
Hia Lambeth
Womans Society of Christian Service
Sallie
St. John’s Methodist Church
The
Missionary Society
Clodfelter
Weather Summary for North Carolina Includes Some Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy and hot humid conditions with scattered thunderstorms in the mountains and northern portions this afternoon and Sunday afternoon. Charlotte records show temperatures around 78 with rainfall and conditions noted by the official weather bureau for the 34 hours ending at 8 30.
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North Carolina
Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Streeton case heard as defense argues insanity
Dr. Frederick R. Taylor testified Streeton may be dangerous and not a suitable patient. The defense portrayed Streeton as driven by dispute and distress, while the state urged first degree murder with death penalty. The jury heard closing arguments and a judge denied a non suit earlier.
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Hagan
Streeton
York
Taylor
Wesley Taylor
Bill Currie
Funterprise
Patton
Arthur Burson
Burson
College Grill
Virginia
Lloyd Portee
Portee
James Clontz
C. A. York
Clontz
Carl Davis
Davis
Corner Stone Laying For Catholic School Today
The cornerstone ceremony for a new parochial school will be held at Christ the King Catholic Church on Kivett Drive this Sunday at 4 p.m. The building is designed for future enlargement as needed.
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Christ the King Catholic Church
Kivett Drive
San Francisco Opera Ban on Kirsten Flagstad Sparks Fallout
San Francisco War Memorial Opera House trustees renew a ban on Kirsten Flagstad for the fall season forcing possible season cancellation. Opera leaders fear deficits without her drawing power. Local veterans groups protested her appearance over wartime associations with a Nazi collaborator husband.
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San Francisco
Kirsten Flagstad
War Memorial Opera House
Memorial
Opera Association
Paul Postexplai Ra
Miss Flagstad
Norway
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Toastmasters discuss greatest living American at Gibsons
At the meeting last night Toastmasters debated Who Is the Greatest Living American and Why chaired by Mason Blankenship. John Tobin opened the program with the topic while C C Stoker acted as Toastmaster and introduced speakers including Mason Blankenship Larry Austin Dr A F E Sherron George Covington and Dr E J Palisoul.
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Gibsons
John Tobin
Mason Blankenship
Thornton Charnock
C. C. Stoker
Larry Austin
A. FE. Sherron
George Covington
E. J. Palisoul
R E Myers Bookie Fined. Others Taxed Costs
The Greensboro report wrongly said James Pierce of High Point received a suspended sentence for horse race gambling. Pierce was taxed costs only, about 16 dollars, while R E Myers received a suspended sentence of 12 months plus a 1500 dollar fine. Others charged as customers were taxed costs as well.
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Associated Press
Greensboro
Enterprise
James Pierce
High Point
Pierce
R. E. Myers
Wells Charged in Hit and Run Driving Count
Henry Wells, 29, of 268 Gorden Street, was charged with hit and run driving in a warrant served yesterday by High Point police. Wells allegedly struck a car owned by I. E. Morgan and fled the scene without stopping.
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Henry Wells
Gorden Street
High Point Police
Wells
I. E. Morgan
Deaths And Funerals Rufus Early Jordan
Funeral services for Rufus Early Jordan 64 farmer of Winston Salem Rt 5 were held Friday at Bethany Reformed Church. Officiating were Rev John Settlemyre Rev L V Connell and Rev Mr Myers. Burial in the church cemetery.
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Rufus E
Jordan Thomasville
Rufus Early Jordan
Farmer
Winston-Salem
Rt. 5
Bethany Reformed Church
John Settlemyre
L. V. Connell
Antioch Baptist Church
Mr. Myers
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Paul Liverwood
Jordan
Archie Jordan
Robert Jordan
Arvie Jordan
Paul Livengood
Clyde Livengood
Jim Livengood
Church
Last rites for Gary Myers held in Thomasville home
Thomasville mourned Gary Rhyvon Myers three months old son of Grover and Kathleen Myers as Rev A Odell Leonard and Rev Lawrence Leonard led a home service with friends delivering flowers. A quartet sang as burial took place at Emmanuel Reformed church cemetery following a three week illness.
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Thomasville
Gary Rhyvon Myers
Grover
Kathleen Loman Myers
A. Odell Leonard
Lawrence Leonard
C. L. Kepley
Robert Kepley
Odell Leonard
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Deaths of John A. Duncan and Frank Page in Raleigh area
John A. Duncan 79 of Siler City died at home after months of illness. Survivors include his widow Alma Keller Duncan and five sons among others. Funeral at Rocky River Baptist Church Sunday at 2. Burial in church cemetery. Frank Page 70 prominent Carolina pharmacist died after a stroke. Born in Robeson County he led Page's School of Pharmacy and headed multiple firms in Raleigh Durham and Florence. Funeral at his home tomorrow.
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John A. Duncan
Rt. 1
Siler City
Alma Keller Duncan
Malcom Duncan
Akron
Ohio
Willie Duncan
Elmer Duncan
Charlotte
Bedford Duncan
Jerome Duncan
High Point
Dewey M. Scott
Martin
Katy) Hensley
Sarah Jane Duncan
Burlington
W. M. Duncan
Rt. 2
Bessie Wells
Snow Camp
Rocky River Baptist Church
B. Prank Page
Raleigh
Frank Page
Carolinas
Robeson County
University of North Carolina
School of Pharmacy
Page's School of Pharmacy
Greensboro
W. H. King Drug Company
Peabody Drumpany
Durham
King Company
Florence
S. C
Carolina Surgical Supply Company
Davis 69 Dies After Illness at Camp Butner Hospital
Wiley Alexander Davis died Friday in Camp Butner Hospital after years of declining health. He left a widow Daisy Vow Davis and ten children including Albert Candor Dewey Schuyler Elmer Berkley Star and several daughters of High Point, plus 27 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Sunday July 24 at Dover Baptist Church with interment in the church cemetery.
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Wiley Alexander Davis
Camp Butner Hospital
Judson
Sally Davis
Montgomery County
Daisy Vow Davis
Albert
Candor
Dewey Schuyler
Elmer and Berkley
Star
Bertie Dunn
Virgie Roach
Dorothy Hodges
Myrtle Davis
High Point
Davis
Dover Baptist Church
Church Cemetery
Deaths and funeral notices from Carthage and Kernersville
Mrs Agnes Hinshaw of Carthage dies in Jacksonville Florida at 3 p m funeral at Center Methodist church near Sanford with husband Rupert M Hinshaw two daughters and three grandchildren. Sgt Clay V Macy of Kernersville killed in action in Germany 1945 funeral held at family home with Rev Baker and Rev Davis burial Mt Gui cemetery Macy born 1922 to J Henry and Fannie Macy survived by parents three sisters and four brothers all of Kernersville
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VRS
Agnes Hinshaw
Carthage
Rt. 2
Jacksonville
Fla
Henry Abner
Martha Thomas
Center Methodist Church
Sanford
Rupert M. Hinshaw
Charles K Gardner
Paul Nachsour
Clay Macy
Kernersville
Clay V. Macy
Germany
E .’. Baker
L. T. Davis
Mt. Gui
Chursday
Kernersville Funeral Home
Macy
J. Henry and
Fannie Smith Macy
Ad Millis Corporation
U. S. Army
Fort Lewis
Wash
3Rd Army
J. T. Vanhoy
H. H. Ballard
Guy Echols
Julius, Howard
Charlie
Irvin
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