Quirino Seeks Philippine Path Tied To U.S.
Elpidio Quirino, vice president and secretary of foreign affairs of the Philippines, outlines a future closely tied to the United States. He cites the new treaty bases and economic rights, urges balanced reconstruction funding, and emphasizes an American model for Asia while planning treaties with other nations on his tour.
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Gh Work
NEA
United States
Elpidio Qui
Demacy
Pupit Eeete
Hile
Amer
Asia
Quirino
Manila
Quezon
Manuel L. Quezon
Philip
Senate
Philippine Snfence
United Tes
Ank Murphy
Philippines
Kino
London
Paris
Rome
No Income Tax Cuts and Labor Law Clash Looms in 1947
Washington reports that Congress faces rejection of both tax cut and labor restriction bills. President Truman appears set to veto the tax cut and possibly the labor bill, risking defeat for 1947 measures unless two-thirds majorities override. Committees held hearings, closed sessions, and produced compromise versions before final passage.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Ress
House
Senate
House Senate
White House
Monyl
Auction of Guilford County properties set in Greensboro court
A Guilford County Superior Court order schedules June 1 1947 sale at 2 00 PM at the east door of the Greensboro courthouse. Commissioner J Morgan will offer five land tracts in High Point Township including Welborn Street Lots Staley and Harmon subdivison tracts Anderson Heights Roy Bundy Lands and other described parcels subject to court confirmation.
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Lev
A. Knight
Levi A. Knight
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
Eell
High Point Township
N. C
T J Hutchins
Welborn Street
Staley and Harmon
Office of Register of Deeds
Carolina Avenue
Clara Robinson
L. EB. Richie
L. B. Richie
Sol Hanes
Clark Robinson
Anderson Heights
Hardeman and Dillon
Register of Deeds
Roy Bundy
J. ¥. Morgan
Petrillo Attacks Congressmen At AFM Convention
Jas C. Petrillo president of the American Federation of Musicians condemned congressional probes as one sided. He blasted Carroll Kearns and six senators from Illinois Michigan and Ohio as reactionaries during the AFM's 50th annual convention in Detroit.
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Detroit
Jas. C. Petrillo
Amercan Federation of Musicians
AFL
Carroll Kearns
Apa
AFM
Peeetony
Mlinois
Michigan
Ohio
Washington
Negro Agricultural Building Dedicated in Chatham County
The first known Negro agricultural building in a U S county was dedicated in Pittsboro North Carolina honoring Neil Alexander Bailey the first Negro county agent in the state The structure with space for county extension workers Joseph A Turner and Miss Lovie M Smith cost about 4900 dollars and had 945 dollars remaining debt practically all funds came from Negro residents of Chatham County
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College Station
Raleigh
United States
Chatham County
Pittsboro
Neil Alexander Bailey
North Carolina
Joseph A. Turner
Lovie M. Smith
Industrialists Entering Films Seen by Walter Wanger
Hollywood producer Walter Wanger visits Asheville to report on Tap Roots location work and predicts that leading American and British businessmen will drive a global film industry with ties to railroader Robert Young and Briton J Arthur Banks. He recalls forecasting film roles as a foreign office 20 years ago and says the era is near.
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Asheville
Walter Wanger
Hollywood
Wanger
Robert R. Young
Young
Eagle Lion Productions
Rank
Poultry disease labs expanded with two new facilities
Additional facilities for poultry disease control opened this year, adding laboratories at East Africa and Kingston. Ithaca and Farmingdale laboratories are already in operation, expanding national poultry health capacity.
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New York
INS
East Afrca
Kingston
Ithaca
Farmingdale
Foreign bidders push meat prices up in domestic market
New York June 11 Foreign bidding for export meat by agents paying up to four cents a pound above American buyers is blamed for spiralling retail prices. Industry leaders in New York and Philadelphia say exports to Europe have driven local beef prices from three to 11 cents a pound. Jack Kranis of the National Meat Industry Council cites England Germany Poland Belgium Holland and France among buyers. He notes Russia may also be involved and argues prices now are higher than under OPA controls with beef on the hoof at 28 to 42 cents per pound.
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Philadelphia
Europe
Jack Kranis
National Meat Industry Council
England
Germany
Poland
Belgium
Holland
France
Kranis
Russia
Kranis Organization
States
District of Columbia
OPA
High Pointers Play Leading Roles In Girls State Set-Up
In Raleigh on June 11, 227 high school girls moved from the Woman's College in Greensboro to the State Capitol for the annual Girls State. Betty Lee Raynor served as governor and Mar chalee Moody as acting governor with Thad Eure and assistants directing the sessions. Gov. R Gregg Cherry spoke at a joint session. the girls will later visit Duke University.
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Raleigh
Sthannua Girls’ State
Woman's College
Densboro
State Capitol
Betty Lee Raynor
Marchalee Moody
Siler City
Thad Eure
Ray Byerly
Ralph Monger
House
Senate
R. Gregg Cherry
Duke University
Legion
University of Northarolina
Chapel Hill
Rances Ferguson
Concord
Betty Mobley
Green ‘S
Betty Jo Hedrick
High Point
Faye Corbett
Farmville
Alice Page
Belmont
Alma ‘Suttle
Charlotte
Barbara Tobin
Jean Walton
Pat Webb
Beaufort
Mary Ann Westbrook
Dunn
Quartet to Sing at Bethel Holiness Church
The Friendly Three Quartette from Greenville South Carolina will perform tonight at Bethel Holiness Church of God. The public is invited to attend.
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Greenville
S. C
Bethel Holiness, Church of God
Mildew Hits State Cucumbers. Dusting Urged
Cucumber fields in Scotland New Hanover and Pender counties are infested with cucurbit downy mildew. Dr D E Ellis plant pathologist at State College said growers in these counties should begin dusting their cucumber crops immediately and those further north should be ready to start dusting soon.
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College Station
Raleigh
Scotland
New Hanover
Pender
D. E. Ellis
State College
Quiz Queen Handles 50 000 Questions a Year
Laura Bankhead, director of Grolier Information Service, spends eight hours daily in a New York office answering questions from buyers and the public. Queries range from poetry to divorce laws, child care, and even Mongolian pheasant hatching.
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AP News
New York
Laura Bankhead
Griler Information Service
Wrightsville Hosts Seven More State Conventions
Wrightsville Beach reports seven additional state conventions this month after the North Carolina Production Credit Association closes. The schedule includes nursery men on Thursday and Friday, the American Legion expected to draw about 25 000 from Saturday to Tuesday, Suecoy Clan over the weekend, and several others from June 20 to June 30 including business women clubs taxicab group beverage control boards and Farm Mutual Insurance.
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Wrightsville Beach
North Carolina Production Credit Association
State Association of Nurserymen
American Legion
Suecoy Clan
Business and Professional Woman's Clubs
Taxicab Association
Alcohol Beverage Control Boards
Farm Mutual Insurance Company
Church Buys 65 Acres for NC Summer Assembly Ground
The Church of God purchased 65 acres between here and Belmont for a North Carolina summer assembly. A state convention will be held on the property in August.
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Church
Charlotte
Church of God
Here
Belmont
North Carolina
Carter's Pills Advertises Digestive Relief
An old advertisement argues real relief from headaches and stomach issues comes from treating constipation. It claims 80 percent of digestion occurs in the intestines and promotes Carter's Pills as a gentle aid to unblock the lower tract and restore nature’s digestive processes.
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Nature
Carter
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