Colleen Moore Doll House Display Shown Here
Colleen Moore doll house is on display at Temple-Curry Motor Co 781 North Main. Civitan club sponsorship invites visitors to view before week’s end as crowds grow. The miniature world features a six inch scale with tiny rooms gardens and a silver coach. Estimated cost 435000 with priceless treasures and a Roosevelt plaque dedication to crippled children.
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Almetta Brooks
Colleen Moore
Civitan Club
Temple-Curry Motor Company
North Main Street
Inderella
Santa Claus
Franklin Eleanor Roosevelt
Now She Steps Out Like A Youngster
Women with foot irritation can find relief in Meritt Medicated Powder. The product promises instant action to stop throat moisture and odors, keeping feet comfortable for hours. Thousands of cans sold with an unconditional money back guarantee, 60¢.
Caro A Securities Corporation Dissolution Certificate Issued
North Carolina Secretary of State certifies the Caro A Securities Corporation dissolution after unanimous stockholder consent. Principal office listed as 164 South Main Street High Point Guilford County. Certificate dated May 22 1947 and signed by Secretary Thad Eure with official seal.
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State of North Carolina
Department of State
Caroa Securities Corporation 4 Corporation
South Main Street
High Point
County of Guilford
S. A. McFalls
State of
North Carolina
Raleigh
A. D
Thad Eure
Rep Folger Defends Dr Frank Graham as not a communist
Representative Folger of North Carolina declares Dr Frank Porter Graham president of the University of North Carolina is not a communist or fellow traveler. He praises Graham’s patriotism and high character while noting the House committee’s finding that Graham is liberal and shows affiliation to communist inspired front organizations. The remarks address Graham’s role with the Southern Conference for Human Welfare where he is honorary president.
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Washington
Folger
D-N.c
Frank Porter Graham
University Oforth Carolina
House
Graham
Citi
UN American Activities Committee
Conference For Human Welfare
Dr. Graham
Cat chases robins forces a shelter under porch
In Gorham Maine Minnie the cat chased a baby robin from a tree. Four robins dive bombed Minnie causing the cat to seek shelter under a front porch.
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Gorham
Minnie
Eva Hague
U S Popularity At Low Point Says Minn Rep
Rep Walter H Judd of Minnesota tells 3000 gathered at a Southwide Baptist retreat that the United States has fallen from the world’s most popular nation to a country widely hated and distrusted by minority nations. He opposes US land division policies and urges unity with global partners for security.
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Ridgecrest
Walter H. Judd
R-Minn
United States
District of Columbia
China
Mayo Clinic
Russia
Lexington Officer Attends Ceremony in Carentan
Ma. Gen. Maxwell Taylor, commander of West Point, was honored as guest of Carentan citizens who paid tribute to the 101st airborne division that helped liberate the town on June 14, 1944. Attending were Col. Robert F. Sink of Lexington and 1st Sgt. Frank H. MacPherson of Florence, both Americans.
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Carentan
France
Maxwell Taylor
Ndant
West Point
101St Airborne Division
Taylor
Normandy Ag
Col
Robert F. Sink
Lexington
N. C
Frank H. MacPherson
Florence
S. C
Dark Sunspots Outshine White Hot Metal
A concise observation notes that sunspots appear brighter than white hot metal, comparing solar features with intense thermal sources to illustrate contrast in brightness and color.
Revival by Dr Matthews Draws 1500 in High Point Tent
Dr C E Matthews of Atlanta addressed about 1500 High Point residents in a city wide revival by 15 Baptist churches on East Russell Street. He spoke on The Power of Prayer, tracing examples from Abraham to Pentecost and urged prayer as essential for salvation and deliverance from sin. Services run nightly to June 29 at 7 30 with morning prayers at 9 30 and worship at 10. John Cargill of Fort Worth leads the singing.
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C. E. Matthews
Atlanta
Tent Tabernacle
East Russell Street
Dr. Matthews
Peter
Herod
Sayer
Matthews
Abraham
Moses
Elisha
David
Elijah
Mount Carmel
Lord
John Cargill
Fort Worth
Texas
Marvin Slate
Stranger of
Galilee
Wilbur Hutchins
First Baptist Church
Open Court Whisky Poured Out by Judge
Dunn reports City Court Judge J Robert Young vows to pour out every drop of liquor confiscated in his court. He ordered 58 half gallon jars emptied into a sink in open court to end rumors and show the disposition of seized whiskey during the term.
Drop Rape Charge Against Soldier
Sumter South Carolina June 17 The judge advocate general of the navy recommended setting aside the court martial conviction of Corporal William Gaither Pierson of Sumter for raping a Chinese college girl. His mother said a letter from Senator Olin D Johnston indicated he would be released from military prison once the secretary of the navy approves the recommendation. Pierson was tried in China amid anti American demonstrations and sentenced to 15 years in prison. His mother said her son is now in California.
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Sumter
S. C
Cpl
William Gaither Pierson
Judge Advocate General of the Navy
Geo. G. Pierson
Sen
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Secretary of the Navy
Pierson
China
Califa
House Leader Andrew Warns on Women’s Club Greeting
Philadelphia dispatch reports House minority leader Hiram G. Andrew receiving a letter from a professional women's club member that did not state marital status. In his reply he warned that continued ambiguity might force him to use the casual greeting Hi Babe.
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Philadelphia
INS
Hiram G. Andrew
Andrews
Babe
Reward dispute over $19,000 finds at Cincinnati airport
Cincinnati reports a quarrel between two waitresses, Bonnie Barrowman and Bette Baker, over a $19,000 finder reward. The money, left by Nat Weiner at the airport, was taken to restaurant manager Maria Hess amid claims and denials as FBI investigates.
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Cincinnati
Bonnie Barrowman
Hulbert Ave
Erlanger
Bette Baker
Joan Cincinnati
Barrowman
Nat Weiner
Newport
Miami, Fla
Touring National Parks to Cost More This Summer
National Park Service reports higher room and meal prices at many parks and monuments this year compared with 1941 and 1947 figures. Carlsbad Caverns shows no hotel accommodations and lunches remain 50 cents. Rates at Great Smoky Mountain Mount Leconte lodging rise four dollars, Wonderland Club hotel up three dollars, meals up to fifty cents. Shennandoah Panorama Lewis Mountain lodging unchanged, Big Meadows up one to two dollars, Skyland cottages up to one dollar sixty-five.
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Washington
National Parks
National Park Service
Associated Press
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Great Smoky Mountain National Park
North Carolina
Tennessee
Mount Leconte
Wonderland Club
Shennandoah National Park
Virginia
Panorama
Lewis ‘Mountain
Big Meadows
Skyland
Two White Youths Charged With Rape in Raleigh
In Raleigh on June 17, two white youths were charged with assault with intent to rape a 48-year-old crippled white woman. Delena Hill of near Cary identified the assailants to the Wake County solicitor. A truck driver rescued her as she alleges the youths tried to drag her into woods after a ride toward Henderson. The attempted attack reportedly occurred yesterday.
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Raleigh
Wake County
Delena Hill
Near Cary
Seesmite
A. Cotten
IF Recorders Court
Nearbyingsohnny Horton
Holly Sprin
Henderson
Wake
Harnett
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