Early Action Seen On Anti Racketeering Bill
Washington June 18 Republicans and Democrats expect swift Senate action on the Hobbs anti racketeering bill. Senator Hatch will move to a final vote and oppose amendments while Truman urged clarity that the measure does not target legitimate union activity. Support from Ball Revercomb Ferguson and Wiley signals strong GOP backing despite veto worries.
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Hatch
D-Nm
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rep
Hobbs
D-Ala
Truman
Congress
Denal
House
Ball
R-Minn
Iwill
Mr. Truman
Pat
Huffman
Ohio
McCarran
D-New
Revercome
Ferguson
R-Mich
Wiley
Moore
Rokla
Reynolds Case To Be Heard Next Monday
Miami Florida June 18 Circuit Judge George E Holt will hear divorce suits between R J Reynolds and his wife Elizabeth Dillard Reynolds. Reynolds a millionaire sportsman and former Winston Salem mayor filed May 31 and she countersued yesterday alleging a Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde lifestyle and revealing gifts valued at 10000 given to another woman.
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Miami
Fia
George E. Holt
R. J
Dick) Reynolds
Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Elizabeth Dillard
Rotary District Assembly Set For Shelby
Newly elected officers of the 194th Rotary district will meet in Shelby for a district assembly and school of instruction. About 100 Rotarians from clubs north and west of Monroe are expected to attend with Stanley W. Black presiding at the luncheon as Dr. Eugene E. Pfaff speaks on promoting international understanding.
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Shelby
Rotary International
Monroe
Stanley W. Black
Bryson City
Eugene E. Pfaff
Southern Council of International Relations
Current Earnings Credit Must Finance Purchases
A federal survey shows most American families rely on current earnings and credit for heavy purchases. Savings are highly concentrated, with 10 percent holding 60 percent of assets, while 40 percent have little in cashable assets, signaling inflationary pressures in real estate and securities. The report notes the mass lacks substantial savings and will depend on wages to cover everyday living costs.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Eealien
Federal Reserve Board
Aeral Reserve
June 30 Deadline For Regular Army Reenlistment Privileges
The AAF overseas replacement depot recruiting office at Greensboro notes a June 30 deadline for enlistment or reenlistment in the regular army with family allotments. Eligible soldiers can receive a 50 dollar wife allowance, 30 dollars for the first child, 20 dollars for each additional child with 22 dollars deducted from monthly pay. Reenlistment must occur within 20 days to keep old rank. A GI Bill right remains available to all who enlist before October 1.
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AAF
Greensboro
Radio Schedule Adjusted for Daylight Savings Sunday
Radio Tuesday June 18 schedule notes changes due to late network corrections. Times listed in PM Eastern. daylight saving adds one hour to Eastern and Central. subtract one hour for Mountain and Central standard. Program lineup spans Front Page Farrell to Variety hours with news reports music dramas and sports.
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Farrell
Abe Sparrow and
the Hawk
Dbs
Tennessee Jed
Abe Tom Mix
Mbs
Abe Uiney
Howe
Che Falter Kiernan
Abec-East
Mbs-West
Tropics
Clayton
Dick Tracy
Abe-West
Superman
Skyline Roof
G. MacRae
Jack Armstrong
Mbs- West
Lowell Thomas
Abe
Lanny Ross
Cbs
Basic
Abec Fulton Lewis, Jr
Jack Smith
Elmer Davis
Donovan
Rex Maupin
Abe Arthur Hale
Kaltenborn
Abe Bill Brandt
Johnny Frolics
Cbs Lum
Abner
Abe Nick Carter
the O’neills
Judy
Abe Theater of Romance
Ebs Dark Venture
Abe the Falcon
Dunninger
Ae Sullivan
Eugenie Baird
Abe Abriel Heatter
Me Life Stories
Fred Waring
Dhs Doctors
Abe American Forum
Abc
Abe Night Life
Louis-Conn
Upton
Sigmund Romberg
Roads contract bids likely to stall on labor funds
Raleigh June 18 highway officials expect the contract letting next Tuesday to face delays due to slow contractor progress on months old projects. Labor strikes and material shortages slow bridge and paving work as crews struggle to secure cement and hauling equipment while fringe suppliers edge ahead of state needs.
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Raleigh
Graham
Commission
Biblical warriors and a horoscope quiz answers
Answers: 1 Sampson of Judges killed 1 000 with a jawbone. 2 Adino the Ez knight killed 800 with a spear. 3 Shamgar of Judges killed 600 with an ox goad. Words of wisdom warn conscience and light. etiquette notes urge congenial guests. today’s horoscope suggests confidence and diplomacy.
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Schiller
Sampson
Adino the Eznite
Samuel
Shamgat
Pet Center Ships 1100 Dogs From Le Havre Center
At Le Havre in the European theater a U S Army pet reception center processed and shipped 1,100 dogs and one goat since December. The facility now holds 56 dogs and will stop taking animals after June 30, as GI pets returning home faced quarantine and shipping rules.
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Joseph Ranftang
Havre
France
INS
Est
U. S. Army
Army
le Havre
High Command
Sharp Rise Seen in Bicycle Accidents Warned
A 1946 King Features Syndicate opinion warns that accidental bicycle deaths will rise as traffic grows. It notes most crashes involve cars, especially among boys aged 10 to 19, and urges caution from riders and drivers to prevent needless injuries.
Lutheran Brotherhood To Have Chicken Fry at City Lake Park
The Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood plans a chicken fry at City Lake Park on Wednesday night at 7 after a 5 o'clock ball game. Meals will be served at hut No. 1 near the bridge. Members and families are invited. visitors welcome.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood
City Lake Park
Hut No. 1
New Gibson Ice Cream Plant Gains Front Cover Publicity
The Ice Cream Review featured an artist rendering of Gibson’s new ice cream plant near North Main Street on its June cover, marking a departure from its usual dish photography and drawing broad attention among local manufacturers. Gibson’s remains the largest independent ice cream producer in the south and plans a formal October opening.
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The
Ice Cream Review
Gibson
Main Street
Gibson's
South
Army engineers prep planked track to ease movement
U S army engineers install a raised plank track inches thick six inches wide and five feet long to reduce getting stuck or turned. The improvised crossing suggests rapid field adaptation to muddy or uneven ground.
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U. S. Army Engineers
Hair coverage counts in normal and other samples
The normal hair-covered sample contains approximately a small number of hairs while the remaining sample contains about 20,000 hairs.
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