Reynaud Returns to Prison in France War Guilt Probe
Former French premier Paul Reynaud was taken back to Vals Les Bains prison after a brief escorted visit to his Digne estate. He had been held since September along with Edouard Daladier and Maurice Gamelin as authorities pursue war guilt investigations.
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Vichy
France
Paul Reynaud
Digne
Reynaud
Basses Alpes
Surete
Vals- Les-Bains
Georges Mandel
Edouard Daladier
Maurice Gustave Gamelin
Wood Wins Open With Bold Finish At Colonial Course
Craig Wood roared to a four over par 284 total to capture the U. S. Open at Fort Worth, edging defending champion Denny Shute by three strokes. He overcame back trouble with rounds of 73 71 70 70, closing with a 10-foot birdie putt and a grin that lit up the course as he proved his return to form after Augusta triumphs and a broken-back scare.
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Denny Shute
Augusta
Craig
U.S. Golf Association
Wood
Weod
Texas
Shute
Ben Hogan
Trinity River
Shule
Paul Runyan
Johnny Bulla
Chicago
Bulla
Bunyan
Herman Barron
Jag McSpaden
Gene Sarazen
Harrison
Dick Metz
Lloyd Mangrum
Ed Dudley
Sam Snead
Horton Smith
Henry Ransom
Fort Worth
Harry Todd
Dallas
Lawson Little
Byron Nelson
Little
Vic Ghezzi
Gene Kunes
Philadelphia
Heafner
Mike Turnesa
Elmsford
N. M
Ed Diutchley
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lloyd Mansiuni
Monterey Park
Calif
Bruce Collart
Absecon
N. J
St Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
George Fazio
Oak Park
Bill Kaiser
Louisville
Bunny Torpey
Dodson
Raymond Gafford
Tex
Emerick Koosis
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Sam Parks
Cedar Rapids
Jack Ryan
Sami Byrd
Haverford
Jim Ferrier
Elmhurst
Til
White Plains
N. Y
Tony Penna
Dayton
Ohio
al Watrous
Birmingham
Joseph Zarhardt
Norristown
Toledo
E. J. Harrison
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Richard Chapman
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Bully Burke
Cleveland
Willie Klein
East Williston
Ray Mangrum
Oakmont
Ralph Guldahl
Jack R. Munser
Otey Crisman
Selma
Ala
Craig Wood
R. E. Barnes
Kansas City
Kas
Marvin D. Stahl
Lansing
Jerry Gianferante
Brattleboro
Henry B. Ransom
Pinehurst
N. G
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
Jimmy Turnesa
Pat Willcox
Waterloo
Herman Weiser
Akron
Onto
Ben Hosan
Hershey
Hot Springs
Johnny Morrins
Tuscalovea
Alp
Retired Workers May Rejoin Jobs With Benefits Restored
Retired workers drawing federal old age benefits who take jobs in covered employment may receive benefits again if they then quit. Social Security official E B Parks Jr said benefits stop during months earned at 15 dollars or more, but resume when the job ends. Workers must notify the board if reemployed in covered work and forms are available at offices for reporting.
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National Defense
E. B. Parks, Jr
Social Security Board
High Point
S .d
Andegun
Parks
Firemen To Hold Memorial Service At 9 45 O'Clock
High Point firemen and families plan a 9 45 memorial service at the Paramount Theatre. Captain G W McGee will read the roll of fallen members and Captain R D Church will offer tribute. Rev Brown will deliver the memorial address, with songs by the Sons of Waster land Trio and congregational hymns.
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High Point
Paramount Theatre
Jesus
C. L. Brown
Sons of Wasterland
G. W. McGee
Department
Japs Irked by Dutch Reply to Trade Proposals
Tokyo reports the Netherlands East Indies reply to Japan’s trade proposals as unsatisfactory. High officials will study the impasse, described as serious, with no details given on next moves. Tokyo papers condemn the Dutch stance while Hochi calls for a determined response. Indies insist on no raw materials to Germany and priority for U S and Britain needs.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Netherlands East Indies
Foreign Office
Domei
Indies
South Pacific
Germany
United States
Britain
Funeral Rites For E A Morrison Held At Highland Church
Funeral services for E A Morrison 44 who died after a brief illness at a local hospital were conducted Saturday afternoon at Highland Methodist Church. The service was led by Rev T G Smith Rev Q O L Ruth and Rev B Y Gladden with choir songs Abide With Me and Just When I Need Him Most. Mrs Tony DeMarvo sang Some Time We’ll Understand. Pallbearers included F M Pepper and other family members.
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E. A
Tony DeMarvo
Fen
F. M. Pepper
Local Tennis Team Opens Season Against Salisbury
High Point joins Piedmont Tennis League with six teams for five contests this season. This afternoon at Emery Wood Country Club Courts at 2 30, High Point faces Salisbury with six singles and three doubles matches. Carlisle Lewis meets Barnard Williams and J J Rogers plays Dick Montague as Buck Copeland Arthur Autley Koonts Jim Parsons Buck Setzer Tal Ellington Dr Phillip Geddie and Sumpter Bowen represent the local squad.
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High Point
Salisbury
Emerywood Country Club
Greensboro
Thomasville
Lexington
Asheboro
Carlisle Lewis
Barnard Williams
J. J D. Rogers
Dick Montague
Buck Copeland
Arthur Autley
Koonts
Jim Parsons
Buck Setzer
Tal Ellington
Phillip Geddie
Sumpter Bowen
Burial in Floral Garden Cemetery Mentioned Names
Price Lawrence David McNeil C W Lawrence Thomas Wam mett and Withie Kiziah are noted in relation to a burial. the ceremony and gravesite are mentioned as Floral Garden Cemetery.
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Price Lawrence
David McNeil
C. W. Lawrence
Thomas Wammett
Withie Kiziah
Floral Garden Cemetery
Ford Will Resume Production Monday
Ford Motor Company announced that final assembly lines at River Rouge and about a dozen branch plants will restart Monday after shutdowns caused by a motor shortage. River Rouge superintendent Ray Rausch cited a "slow down" and said about 12,000 workers were idle, roughly half at Rouge, with the downturn most evident since the CIO UAW strike settlement in April.
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Detroyy
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
Ray Rausch
Rouge
Mmade
Rausch
CIO United Automobile Workers
UAW
Two Bystanders Struck in Downtown Hold Up
Two bystanders and a city detective were shot on crowded downtown streets as police chased two bandits fleeing a $1500 department store holdup. The suspects were captured after a gunfight spanned three blocks from Tenth and Main to a garage near Ninth and Baltimore.
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Kansas City
Tenth
Main Streets
Baltimore
Ninth
Ford UAW CIO talks resume after weekend recess
The piece notes a slowdown and a motor shortage blamed on curtailment of manpower while contract negotiations between Ford and the UAW CIO are set to resume Monday after a weekend recess. It adds that America's printing industry uses about 250 million pounds of inks valued at over 343 million dollars per year per Census reports.
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Rouge
Ford
Uaw-Cio
America
Census Bureau
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Woods
Marvin H. Ward
Spokane
Wash
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Burlington
Henry G. Picard
Oklahoma City
Bill Nary
Rancho Santa Fe
Clayton Heafner
Linville
Harold L. MecSpaden
Winchester
Alass
East Chester
Verne Stewart
Carrizozo
Robertson's Bakery, Inc
Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
Carolina Tri-City Termite Co
Mr. and Mrs. America
Barber Genasco Magnatab
Trinidad
Ward Street
Brown
Louise Stirewall
Raleigh
N. C. State College
Woman's College
Edward Stirewall
Southern Pines
N.S. Stirewall
Tom O'Connor
Yardley
Abe Espinosa
Dentur
Henry Castillo
Baton Rouge
Stokers
Fredrick
Minneapolis Honeywell
Bedford Sales CO
N. Wrenn Street
High Point, N.C
E. A. Morrison
Ring-Harris
Aes BT
Wrenn ST High Point NC
Master Retreading CO
South Islain St
Uc Tee
CN LE
North Main Street
Ch Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Giant River
Bean’s Shoe Shop
South Main Street
Jook
Tomor
South Main St
Junior
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