Tito Defiance Of Russia Is Great Drama
Tito defies Moscow as Yugoslavia seeks Western markets and loans. He declares Yugoslavia will trade with the West for needed machines and repays with copper, aiming to maintain sovereignty while facing Cominform pressure and severed trade links. The United States eases trade limits as Tito eyes loans from the International Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SGB
the High Point
N. C
Tito
Russia
Ing
Europe
Moscow
Kremlin
Cominform
Communist Information Bureau
Yugoslavia
Albania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Bulgaria
Romania
International Bank
Greece
United States
Paper Drive Set for High Point Next Sunday
Marion Rowland, chairman for the Junior Chamber of Commerce project, announces High Point's second paper drive of the year for Sunday morning August 7. Residents should place tied bundles of old newspapers magazines and paper on curbs for curbside pickup, with proceeds funding a worthy local project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Marion Rowland
Rowland
Market closes with widespread buyers from across states and abroad
Mart reports 680 buyers from 28 states, the Bahama Islands and Washington DC representing 849 towns and 2,496 outlets. Casey calls it the most satisfactory market in history with steady buying and even attendance. Rochelle notes broader spread and strongest activity in the second week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahama Islands
Washington, D. C
Casey
Rochelle
Tito’s Stand Shapes Yugoslav Trade Amid Western Pressures
The article notes Tito’s independent stance within communism claiming equal rights in policy, contrasting his leadership with other Eastern European leaders who relied on the Red Army. It suggests Yugoslavia will tighten belts to sustain trade while remaining steadfast and resilient amid regional tensions. It cites the 1845 completion of the first all iron American railroad bridge as a historical aside.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Russia
Europe
Red Army
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Julia Dickens
Mrs Julia Smith Dickens 69 died at 8 30 am Thursday. Funeral held Friday at Ward Street Baptist Church with burial in Asheboro Cemetery. Survivors include husband W D Dickens two daughters Mrs J W Lamb Rt 2 Randleman and Mrs B McLaurin of Charleston SC two sons William of Liberty and Julius Dickens of Asheboro a brother Amos Smith RFD Lexington 18 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Dickens
Asheboro
Julia Smith Dickens
Ward Street Baptist Church
W. D. Dickens
J. W. Lamb
Randleman
Charleston
S. C
William of
Final rites for infant Dona Raynee Cole set
Dona Raynee Cole infant daughter of Pfe O Max and Lucy Perdue Cole will be buried at Pine Woods Methodist church cemetery after funeral at Green funeral home Thomasville. The Rev David Oldham will officiate. The child died at City Memorial hospital Friday night. Surviving grandparents are Mr and Mrs Gene Perdue Thomasville and Mr and Mrs J A Cole of Denton.
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Thomasville
Raynee Cole
Pfe. O. Max
Lucy Perdue Cole
Green Funeral Home
Pine Woods Methodist Church
David Oldham
Greenwood Baptist Church
City Memorial Hospital
Gene Perdue
J. A. Cole
Denton
Mrs J F Pickett, 90, dies in Wilmington home
Mrs J F Pickett, aged 90, died Saturday afternoon at the Wilmington home of her daughter Mrs W H Henderson. She was the mother of Mrs Margaret T Hamlin and Mrs O W Thrift of High Point. Funeral service will be held this afternoon at 4 from the Lutheran church in Liberty with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Pickett
W. H. Henderson
Wilmington
Margaret T Hamlin
O. W. Thrift
High Point
Lutheran Church
Liberty
Final rites for Sgt Malcolm L Kearns
Sgt Malcolm L Kearns 23 son of L W and Dollie Kearns of 613 Willow brook Street killed in action August 6 1944 near Werst Germany on his fourth mission as a turret gunner on a B 17 bomber. Service at Main Street Methodist church Sunday at 2 30 pm with Rev E M Jones and Dr N M Harrison. Burial Oakwood cemetery with full military honors by High Point Post No 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Body moved to parental home Saturday at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm L. Kearns
L. W
Dollie Gordy Kearns
Willowbrook Street
Werst
Germany
Main Street Methodist Church
E. M. Jones
N. M. Harrison
Death of Robert Hayes 45 Rocky Mount Native
Ward notes the death of Robert Hayes 45 of Rocky Mount from a heart attack yesterday. Born in Henderson, he moved to Rocky Mount 15 years ago. Survived by widow and two Rocky Mount children, sister Mrs. W D Lewis of 224 Woodrow Ave High Point, and brother Charles F E Hayes of 808 Morris St High Point. Funeral plans incomplete but likely in Henderson.
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Ward
Robert Hayes
Rocky Mount
Henderson
W. D. Lewis
Woodrow Avenue
High Point
Charles FE. Hayes
Morris Street
Auditorium Aids Church at Outdoor Service
Rev Scalf describes an oak grove outdoor church with a pulpit desk cut from the only tree in the grove. The desk top is a 30 inch square of Hawaii sourced cypress, and a white cross with seven electric lights decorates the stump. Lighting and PA system aid the service, while unbacked benches invite future complaints. A member left early due to the cool weather.
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Sccalf
Oak Grove
sScalf
Hawaii
Lee Pennington
Fairmont Church
Scalf
Deeo Church
Rev. Scalf
Guilford College Grants 1949 Degrees in Memorial Hall
Guilford College awarded degrees to 23 summer school graduates in Memorial Hall led by President Clyde R. Milner. Two High Point students, Charles C. Hendricks and Hamilton D. Tatum, were among the 1949 class, with other honorees from Thomasville Ashe and Greensboro.
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High Point
Guilford College
Memorial Hall
Guilford
Clyde R. Milner
Charles C. Hendricks
Hamilton D. Tatum
Charles W. Atwood
Thomasville
Nina Ruth Walton
Ashe
Garland H. Allred
Francis Bostain
William Caudle
John Chilton
Robert E. Clark
James H. Coble
Charles McClintock
Clyde R. Poore
Russell M. Touchstone
Greensboro
Mayor Bailey to speak at Exchange Club meeting
City news note announces Mayor Bill Bailey will address the Exchange Club tomorrow at 6:30 PM, at the Sheraton hotel, with Club President A. E. Sherron revealing the program. The item also includes several short notes on materials and thanks for support during illness and bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bailey
Exchange Club
Sheraton Hotel
A. E. Sherron
Greensboro High Point Airport repairs bids invited 1949
The Greensboro High Point Airport Authority invites sealed proposals for grading drainage paving apron surfacing old runways seeding and road and parking area repairs at the Greensboro Guilford County facility. Bid forms plans and specifications available from Southern Mapping and Engineering Company 216 Commerce Place Greensboro deposit 20. Cash or certified check 5 percent bid guarantee required. Proposals due August 15 1949 10:00 A M. in Guilford County Courthouse. Authority reserves right to reject bids.
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Greensboro-High Point
Nw-Se
Southern Mapping and Engineering Company
Commerce Place
Greensboro
North Carolina
Guilford
J. T. Martin
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Marshal Tito
Alex H. Singleton
Belgrade
Rodden Summers
West Washington ST
Paul Smith
Mart
Cole Infant
Sgt
Malcolm Kearns
Wrecker Service—Road Service
General Auto Repairing
Maude Holland
Temple Memorial Church
Mount Carmel Church
Charlotte
I. S. M. Holland
Eccles
Lindale Dairy Corp
Woodrow
Montheu
North Hamilton
East Bay Street
Doris Street
Asheboro Road
Amos Insurance & Realty Force
Washington St
Carter St
Bishop Grocery Store
Thomasville Road
Fk. Russell
South Street
West
Russell Street
Main Street
Lexington Ave
Mendenhall-Moore Realtors
Lindsay Street
Carolina Beach
Oceanside
B. F. Johnson
Seaeside Inn
Carolina Avesnue North
Seashore Drugstone
Ocean
J. E. Keith
Mgr
Buchanan Plumbeing
Westinghouse
Call Zett Plumbing & Heating Company
General Electric
N. Co
Samet Salvage CO
Smith Tobacco
W. W. Kennedy
Piedmont Oil Co
Monark
Griffith Office Equipment Co
E. Commerce
Mae West
Thomasville, N
Pennsylvania
North Main Street
N. Main St
Palm and Beauty Shop
Irving’s
Irving’s Sur
F. Washington Street
Coca Cola
Norwood
W. Broad St
English Street
Kit Theatre
N. Main
R. B. Gantt & CO
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