Klan leader denies plot against Governor Arnall
Dr Samuel Green Grand Dragon of the Georgia Klans says investigations show reports of a plot against Governor Ellis Arnall are wholly false. Governor Arnall said federal investigators informed him of the alleged plot in Atlanta. FBI agent J W Trost had no comment on Green or Arnall statements.
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Amuel Green
Grand Dragon
Bible Empire
Knights of the Kulux Klan
Georgia
United*States
J. W. Trost
FBI
Dr. Green
Trost
Communist peace envoy faces long road in Nanking
Report notes the envoy’s role to win signatures from leaders in Chiang Kai-shek’s regime while fearing Communist ties and hidden talks. The piece also recalls historical notes from 1783 and facts about rice and saccharin.
Women in 4 Service Awarded Bronze Star at Third Army
Major Samuel T. Hill of the Third Army Headquarters Adjutant General Section received the Bronze Star Medal from Lieutenant General Geoffrey Keyes in Heidelberg Germany. The award cited meritorious service during military operations between March 24 1944 and May 8 1944. Hill's wife resided at 209 44th Street NE Washington DC. His parents lived at 418 South Hamilton Street High Point NC.
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Third Army
Heidelberg
Germany
Samuel T. Hill
Adjutant General
Geoffrey Keyes
Two Local Navy Men Honorably Discharged in Charleston
Joseph K. Albertson and Jack E F Ahl, both USNR, were discharged at the Charleston personnel separation center. Albertson served four and a half years with 22 months overseas after entering December 30, 1941, formerly a bank clerk. Ahl served two years and 15 days after entering May 31, 1944, previously a student who attended High Point college and the University of South Carolina respectively.
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Joseph K. Albertson
USNR
W. E. Albertson
Flint Street
Jack EF. Ahl
H. D. Ahl
Circle Drive
Navy
Charleston
C. Albertson
Ahl
High Point College
Albertson
University of South Carolina
Navy discharge for William S. Gilmore from Charleston center
William S. Gilmore Mailman 3 c USNR has received an honorable discharge from the navy at the naval air station separation center in Charleston South Carolina He entered service January 29 1944 and served overseas 13 months He is the son of Mr A C Gilmore of 328 Conner Street and was a high school student before enlisting.
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William Gilmore
William S. Gilmore
USNR
Navy
Naval Air Station Separation Center
Chateleston
S. C
Mré
A. C. Gilmore
Conner Street
Italian frontier talks and WW II era diplomacy cited
Reports say Byrnes urged inviting all 18 nations to the July peace conference as ministers near accord on war crime clauses and Balkan treaties. Britain Bevin supported timing, while Yugoslav claims of shifting borders were denied. The article also notes WAC duty transfers to Cushing hospital and a Red Cross history remark.
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United Nations General Assembly
Bevin
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Rome
Italy
Foreign Office
London
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Tanjug
Britain
Deni
Vote Totals Show Folger Leading In Chatham At 138 Of 141 Precincts
Raleigh June 22 The State board of elections reported Folger with 23 003 votes and Chatham 21 707 with 138 precincts reporting and unreported precincts leaning Folger. Chairman Joyner said no evidence of unfair practices in the fifth or sixth congressional run offs yet and awaits the July meeting for any formal action.
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Chatham
Stokes County
Raleigh
W. T. Joyner
State Board of Elections
Joyner
Greensboro
Earle Rives
Carl T. Durham
Chapel Hill
Durham
Rives
Mount Airy
John Folger
Thurmond Chatham
Winston-Salem
Fifth Congressional District
Washington
Behind the scenes of the telephone information office
The information operator handles hundreds of calls daily and fields general inquiries. She urges readers to check the directory first to avoid unnecessary information calls and ease operators' workload.
Senate budget battles shape postwar controls
Conferees approve five changes to price and subsidy rules despite Bowles criticism. The Senate backs a 1.11 billion dollar subsidy fund with food subsidies ended after May next. Measures include base-period pricing, limits on reconversion markups, and removal of the MAP price cap for garments.
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Secretary of Agriculture
House
Senate
Bowles
OPA
The Early Piano Range Was Four Octaves
The article notes that the range of the early piano consisted of four octaves, reflecting the instrument's limited pitch span in its initial design.
Army to create new officer track for 9,600 commissions
The army selected the best for 9,600 commissions under a new method. Other valuable officer material was placed on a waiting list as Congress may grant 25,000 additional permanent officers. Previously, selections relied on official records and a thorough interview.
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Army
Congress
Twelve Leading Pastors Will Appear At Catawba
Twelve leading pastors from several states will direct the 29th annual summer conference of the southern synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church at Catawba College from June 30 to July 5. Rev. Kirby Page of La Habra California will headline. he has authored 23 books sold over 4 million copies and spoken at 400 colleges and over a thousand churches. Page will open the conference and lead daily programs and meetings through July 5. the public is invited.
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United States
Page
Drake University
University of Chicago
Columbia University
Union Theological Seminary
Union Seminary
Texas
Kirby Page
Louisiana
Iowa
Illinois
New York
New Jersey
Lloyd George
Mahatma Gandi
Generalissimo
Draft draft bill faces presidential veto and political backlash
The draft measure faces a Truman signature but heavy opposition and expected veto from observers. Conferees work toward a compromise extending selective service to March 31 1947 for ages 19 to 44, after Senate House changes. Community complaints cite service-induced delays and educational goals. The Vatican site and the Volga river facts end the passage.
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Gress
Truman
Senate
House
Congress
Senate-House
North Carolina Crops Favorable Through June 15
Agricultural conditions across most of North Carolina were favorable as of June 15, according to the crop reporting service of the state department of agriculture.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Department of Agriculture
Fluorescent Rugs and Crafts Across Industries
Fluorescent rugs are on the way with dyes derived mainly from bituminous coal. Goat herding remains limited in the United States as Americans favor beef pork and lamb. Rich skin tanning remains one of the few modern industries still largely handcrafted.
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United States
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