Richmond Marine Veteran H McCain Dies at 46
Hugh McCain a High Point resident and former Franklin business operator died in Richmond Virginia after a months long illness. He served in the Marines during World War I and belonged to the Presbyterian church and Masonic lodge in Cradock Virginia. Surviving are widow Bel Lewis McCain daughter Marion Iginia McCain son F H McCain Jr mother Ora C McCain brothers John A Jack W C George E and George and four sisters Ruth Ethel J V G The body is to be taken to J M Holland Sons Funeral Home in Franklin for funeral services at Franklin Methodist church with burial in Franklin cemetery.
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Richmond
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Curtis McCain
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Crad- Va
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Bel Lewis McCain
Osboro
Marion Iginia McCain
F. H. McCain, Jr
Japan
Rs. Ora C. McCain
Tee Brothers
John A
Jack
Point
W. C
Fort Lauderle
Fla
Asheville
Rge E. McCain
Madison
Ruth Setliffe
J.M. Holland & Sons
H. McCain, Jr
Trieste Frontier Remains Core of Postwar Talks
The postwar talks on Trieste and Italian naval assets proceed with controversy over sovereignty. A U S plan delays colonies decision for a year and seeks UN reference if no accord. A four member commission will study the proposal and report back.
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Trieste
Russia
Tougoslavia
Britain
France
United States
U.S
United Nations
Italy
James F. Byrnes
Fourman
Ben Cohen
Statenment
Andrei Vish
Peet
Maurice Couve de Murville
Gladwyn de Murville
Rome
Bulgaria
Debated Plans for Atomic Control and Postwar Security
A Baruch plan would create an autonomous international atomic authority with broad search and punishment powers. A Russian alternative would keep authority with the Security Council and rely on vetoes to limit action, while observers note the need for broad ratification before any regime could take effect. Also noted is that U S bathtub production in early 1946 rose about 60 percent from a year earlier.
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International Atomic Development Authority
Security Council
Rotary Club Sees Vocal and Violin Solos in Meeting
Thomasville Rotary members gathered at the Woman's club building for a musical program arranged by Dr. W G Smith and chaired by D A Long Jr. Mrs. Frank Lambeth performed Iris and Bless This Home while Mrs. Boyd Fouts played Jeannie With the Light Brown Hair and Danny Boy with accompaniment by Mrs. Walter Newby.
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Thomasville
Rotary Club
Woman's Club
Frank Lambeth
Boyd Fouts
Walter Newby
Lambeth
Iris
Lions Club Hears Col Hatcher Urge Highway Safety
Col A J Hatcher chief of the State highway patrol spoke at the Lions Club dinner at the Sheraton urging public support for highway safety. He cited 1941 NC fatalities of 1 288 and said 96 percent of accidents could be avoided with proper driving. He called for mandatory auto inspections, doubling patrols, driver education in high schools, and tougher license rules.
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A. J. Hatcher
State Highway Patrol
Sheraton Hotel
Hatcher
Wople
North Carolina
Col. Hatcher
Charles F. Carroll
Herman Sercons
C. F.carroll
C. C. Stoker
Police Department
Barr
Herman Ivey
E. R. Outland
Ball plan limits NLRB funding on supervisory cases
Minnesota Senator Ball proposes after July 1 the National Labor Relations Board may spend no funds on cases involving supervisory employees. The measure mirrors a presidential vetoed bill by denying Wagner act relief to foremen who organize. Ball says the move keeps foremen status unchanged for a year while Congress decides union representation.
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National Labor Relations Board
Congress
Ball
Minnesota
Jacobs fights fraud charge spurs boxing dispute
Promoter Mike Jacobs warned he would sue Rep. O'Toole for 100000 over claims of fraud in boxing. O'Toole denounced the industry as a national scam, saying boxing is driven into the sewer. The tire department denied any anti trust probe into boxing or baseball amid the dispute.
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Jacobs
O'Toole
House
New Yorker
Lee
Tire Department
Mike Jacobs
Rep. O'Toole
New York
Four-Power Agreement on Japanese Disarmament and Reconstruction
The four powers would keep Japan disarmed and ready. They would act by common agreement if the Japanese violate the terms, deploying necessary forces to restore order. The treaty takes effect after ratification by all four governments and may renew after 25 years, with changes tied to Japan's progress in democratic reconstruction.
Markets Report Mixed as Leaders Retreat and Commodities Fluctuate
New York stocks show some losses with several major names slipping while others gain. Cotton futures open steady to down. July at 29.31 and October 29.25. Dry goods and textiles see scattered sales with woolens in demand. Chicago hogs and cattle markets mixed with steady to weaker trends. North Carolina potato markets remain flat as government purchases pause and shipments total 190 cars yesterday.
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USDA
Washington
N. C
NCDA
North Carolina
Funeral Rites for Mrs Albert H. Reid Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Albert H. Reid died at her Winston Salem Rt 6 home were held at Union Grove Moravian church Wednesday at 3 PM. Rev. Edgar H. Holton and Rev. L. J. Matthews led the service with pallbearers H C Manning Coy Jackson Dewey Read Thomas Boyles Rev Reid Vernon Layton. Church choir provided music with Miss Blanche Reid at the piano. Interment was in the church cemetery with flowers from grandchildren and friends.
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Thomasville
Albert H. Reid
Winston-Salem
Union Grove Moravian Church
Edgar H. Holton
L. J. Matthews
H. C. Manning
Coy Jackson
Dewey Read
Thomas Boyles
Rev Reid
Vernon Layton
Blanche Reid
Agnes Brown
Agnes May Brown
Fran A. Brown
Baptist
W. B. Delk
Fred Mendenhall
John Brewer
George Bundy
Ralph Sechrest
Hubert Williard
Floral Garden Cemetery
Funeral services for William F Up shaw Raleigh
William F Up shaw a Georgia native and longtime Aetna Life Insurance agent in Raleigh dies after a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday.
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William F. Upshaw
Raleigh
Georgia
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Upshaw
New State Maps Planned By Geologist Committee
Dr. Jasper L. Stuckey state geologist leads a committee with the state planning board to develop adequate topographic maps for the state. Members include W. J. Damtoff Canton C. W. Gilchrist Charlotte W. F. Prouty Chapel Hill W. A. Riggs Wilmington Henry Yancey Greensboro L. D. Bauer R. Getty Browning E. D. Buchard J. M. Jarrett J. H. Lampe and H. B. Robinson all of Raleigh.
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Jasper L. Stuckey
State Planning Board
W. J. Dam‘toff
Canton
W. Gilchrist
Charlotte
W. F. Prouty
Chapel Hill
W. A. Riggs
Wilmington
Henry Yancey
Greensboro
L. D. Bauer
R. Getty Browning
E. D. Bucha
Memorial park fund drive extended past deadline
Thomasville and the local hospital fund drive for a new memorial park may extend through next week. The Thomasville Community Foundation says home campaigns are finished but business and industrial divisions remain. Payroll deductions from mill and plant workers will appear next week. By yesterday 175 subscriptions totalling about 5000 dollars had been reported. Firms subscribing fully include First National Bank, Ragan Knitting Mill, and Ble Lumber Company.
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Thomasville
Memorial Park
Thomasville Community Foundation
R. L. Pope
G. E. Crowell
Howard Steed
Red Snow in Arctic Linked to Airborne Particles
The Arctic sometimes sees red snowfall caused by tiny atmospheric particles. The piece notes an early 20th century origin of a word-cross puzzle in the New York Sunday World from December 1913. It also mentions abdominal skin elasticity being twice that of back skin and cites 1946 U S requirements for hard wood flooring at 1 093 million board feet.
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New York Sunday World
U. S
Wage Pact Drives Coal Costs to Consumers
Bituminous operators say no meeting with Lewis is planned and will study new prices first. The UAW government contract raises miners’ wages by 18 percent with a 5 cent per ton health fund levy. Annual vacation pay is tied to 550 million tons of production. OPA estimates costs rise $280.5 million, of which $57.75 million is strike losses and $222.75 million is passed to consumers. About one fifth of production comes from captive mines owned by railroads or firms.
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Lewis
UAW
OPA
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