General Fund Surplus Of State Shrinking Rapidly
North Carolina reports unexpended balances across general, highway, and agriculture funds totaling 73 million dollars as of June 30 1945. The general fund surplus has shrunk to about 5.07 million, barely covering a 10 monthly salary boost and hospital aid. postwar funds total 20.33 million require legislative authorization. Highway and agriculture funds forecast spendable levels next biennium.
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Aleigh
North Carolina
Budget Bureau
General Assembly
Seven Football Games Planned For Guilford Quakers
Guilford College Quakers led by William Doc Newton plan seven football games in the North State schedule. The opener is at Maryland on Sept 29, with matches against Newberry in Greensboro Oct 13, Richmond Oct 20, Milligan Oct 27, Catawba Nov 10, and several opens including Nov 3, Nov 17, and Nov 24 against High Point.
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Guilford College
Guilford College Quakers
William
Doc) Newton
College Park
Quakers
University of Maryland
Maryland
Newberry
Greensboro
Richmond
Greensio
Milligan
Milligan College
Tenn
Catawba
Emory and Henry
High Point
Lenoir Surgeon J D Rudisill Dies at Home at 49
Dr J D Rudisill owner and surgeon of Caldwell hospital in Lenoir died suddenly at his cabin in Edgemont. A Lincolnton native and Mason and Shriner he had served on the North Carolina board of conservation and development since last June. Funeral arrangements were incomplete tonight.
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Edgemont
J. D. Rudisill
Caldwell Hospital
Lenoir
North Carolina Board of Conservation and Development
Lincolnton
John Henry Rudisill
Rivers Inaugurated Lima Dr Jose Luis Bustamante Rivero
Dr Jose Luis Bustamante Rivero was inaugurated in Lima on July 30 as part of a formal government ceremony. The event highlighted his ascension to the presidency and featured local officials and attendees from political circles.
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Part of Saturday Puzzle
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer presents a mixed word puzzle with clues across and down including entries like slave aconite rind departed and various others. The page lists numerous crossword entries and hints as in a syndicated puzzle feature.
Franco Warned By Attlee's Victory
Prof Harold Laski as executive committee chairman of the Labour Party said in the Sunday Observer that with Attlee’s victory Britain will help Spanish comrades. The Observer warned Franco’s regime will face trouble from inside and outside Spain as he reshapes government for foreign consumption.
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London
Harold Laski
Labor Party
Sunday Observer Today
Observer
Spain
Laski
Floating Airfields Tried with Success
London reports that floating airfields in the ocean were tested with success during the war. Early British American designs inspired several more on an improved pattern. Locations remain secret while landing fields of linked pontoons extend up to 2,000 feet and flex with waves.
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London
Sunday Observer
Idaho Daily Statesman to Deliver by Airplane
The Idaho Daily Statesman announced in its Sunday edition that it has purchased a Boeing plane to deliver news by air. Publisher Margaret Cobb Airshire said the aircraft will be used to deliver both the evening and morning editions to remote areas not easily reached by truck.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho Daily Statesman
Newspy
Argaret Cobb Airshire
Statesman
Peru inaugurates new president amid contested results
Dr. Bustamante, sworn in Saturday as Peru's president, led a Liberal party slate amid disputed outcomes. The national electoral board announced a provisional tally showing Bustamante securing the presidency, with supporters celebrating while opponents challenge the results.
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Peru
Dr. Bustamente
Liberal
Lon Wap
Sulion
Boa
South Carolina protests weed ruling and tobacco buyers
Governor Ransome J. Williams protested anticipated discrimination against South Carolina tobacco farmers and warehousemen. He cited an agreement limiting buyers and selling hours and warned companies in North Carolina and Virginia against placing extra buyers in a Georgia site. The governor named several tobacco firms and warned of restoring prior SC market terms.
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Columbia
D. C
Ransome J. Williams
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Wiliams
Statesboro
Williams
Bright Belt
Tobacco Belt
Washington
Tobacco Association of the United
Greenville
N. C
American Suppliers, Inc
Liggett and Myers Tobacco +r
Durham, N. C
E Leaf Tobacco Company
Big Leaf Tobacco Company
Imperial Tobacco Company
Richmond, Va
R. Trynolds To- 9 Company
Winston-Salem
Byron Nelson Sets The Pace In Chicago Golf Tourney
Defending champion Byron Nelson forged ahead in Chicago's All-American Open, firing a 68 in the semifinal for a 54 hole total of 202 and a six stroke lead in the Tom O Shanter show. Harold McSpaden moved to second at 208 while Gene Sarazen and Sammy Snead trailed at 210. Orville White shot 75 to reach 219 and Melson clinched the championship with back to back 34s.
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Chicago
Byron Nelson
Tom O'Shanter
Nelson
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Sanford
Byron
Tam
Gene Sarazen
New York
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
FE. J
Dutch) Harrison
Wright Field
Ohio
Orville White
Forsyth Country Club
Louisville
Melson
McSpaden
Bailey Pleased With Charter's Ratification
Senator Josiah Bailey announced he did not return to Washington for the United Nations Charter vote because the outcome was certain to be overwhelming in favor. He reaffirmed full support and said he would be present if a close vote emerged while staying in Raleigh for a family reunion with his son Captain James H. Bailey.
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Raleigh
Josiah W. Baley
Washington
Reecord
Barkley
Hill
Conally
Hoey
North Carolina
James H. Bailey
Dr. Baldwin Honored By Charlotte Clinic
Dr. Marie Baldwin of Duke Hospital Durham has been named a fellow in mental hygiene at the Charlotte mental hygiene clinic. Dr. Baldwin, a South Carolina native, earned her doctorate in medicine from the Medical College of South Carolina after graduating from Erskine College.
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Charlotte
Marie Baldwin
Duke Hospital
Durham
Deaths William S Moore of Randolph County
Funeral services were held for William S. Moore 63 of Randolph County at Lovejoy Methodist church near Troy after he died from injuries from a horse kick. Survived by widow Anette Moore five daughters and five sons. The pallbearers and burial followed at the church cemetery.
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William 8. Moore
Troy
William S. Moore
Farmer
Randolph County
Asheboro
Lovejoy Methodist Church
J. A. Grout
B. H. Phaup
High Point
Annette Moore
W. H. Forstner
Baltimore
Fred Ross
W. C. Conan
E. C. Shaw
Greensboro
Jewel Moore
Elvin, Farley
Carlton Moore
Carl and
Hoyt Moore
Wilmington
Japanese Kuriles Blasted From Air
U S Liberators dropped devastating firebombs on Kataoka naval base in the Kuriles. Pilots report 5000 foot smoke columns 60 miles from target as they departed. All planes returned safely to the Aleutians with no air opposition and moderate anti aircraft fire. The raid hit warehouses dumps and dock facilities at the Russion Kamchatka area.
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Adak
Aleutians
U. S
Japan
Kataoka
Kuriles
11Th Army Air Force
Russa
Southussian Kamchatka
Sant Eerene
Gece
Liquor Assets In Cliffside Park Set For Escheat 1951
In Cliffside Park New Jersey the estate of a tavern owner who died intestate with no heirs may escheat in 1951 for 3000 dollars worth of liquor unless rightful heirs are found.
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Cliffside Park
N. J
Ehottles
Communists Elect Foster Leader With New Party Constitution
William Z Foster was named head of the reconstituted Communist party at its national convention in New York. The chairman's election and adoption of a new constitution were announced after the meeting of the party's national committee, replacing Earl Browder as leader.
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New York
William Z. Foster
Communist Party
Foster
Communist Political Association
Earl Browder
Red Shield League Fourth Week Results Report
The Red Shield league finishes week four of the second half Thursday with eight civic clubs sponsoring teams. Public interest grows as standings are listed for the season moving forward.
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