Hunt Seeks County Board Nomination in Primary
J Hunt announces candidacy for re election to Guilford County Board of Commissioners. He notes four year term accomplishments including $500000 in building projects and a planned bond reduction from 4801600 to 3326100 this fiscal year with pay as you go policy to cut further debt. He pledges capable trustworthy service if reelected.
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Guilford County
Posice
Board of Comm
Greensboro
High Point
Guilford
Montgomery to Build Residence on East Farris
City building inspector issues permits totaling 9805 dollars. Frank B Montgomery to build a 5000 dollar residence on East Farris Avenue. W A Davis gets a 4000 dollar warehouse permit on South Hamilton Street. Repairs and painting orders include McKinley Davis at 632 Rd Street for 600 dollars, 306 Say Street repairs, Mrs J A Gray at 340-42 North Wrenn Street for 175 dollars, and W Paul Davis for 30 dollars. Dragonflies note exceeds weight in two hours relevant to unrelated detail.
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Frank B. Montgomery
East Farris Avenue
W. A. Davis
Hamilton Street
McKinley Davis
Rd Street
Say Street
J. A. Gray
Cunningham Held For Larceny Of Electricity
W M Cunningham, 56, 704 East Washington street, was arrested on charges of larceny and receiving after allegedly removing his home light meter to take city electricity without payment. Bond set at 500 dollars. he was released and will be arraigned before Judge D C MacRae in municipal court Monday.
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W. M. Cunningham
East
Washington Street
Cunningham
D. C. Mace- Rae
Peace and rehabilitation in postwar Europe amid shortages
World Today reports improving conditions in Germany though food coal and transport bottlenecks persist. Food shortages and disease threaten four allied zones while fertilizer seed and machinery scarcity loom. Reeducation and moral rearmament are urged to sustain democratic reforms despite lingering Nazi influence in homes.
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Europe
Germany
Labor strife shifts as unions push for wage gains
In Philadelphia amid a CIO UAW stalemate, Walter Ruther cites seniority, union security and transfers as sticking points while a 19 percent wage rise lags the 18 percent offer. Postponeed talks with mediator Dewey, new strikes loom elsewhere with Duquesne Light arbitration and a national Bell system walkout planned for next week.
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Uaw-Cio
James F. Dewey
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
CIO Electrical
Ace
Philadelphia
General Electric
Murray
CIO Industrial Council
CIO
Philip Murray
Duquesne Light Company
Pittsburgh
Southern Pacific Railroad
Texas
Louisiana
Independent National Federation of Telephone Workers
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Armed Forces Pay Exemptions and Filing Rules
All enlisted personnel and officers are exempt from service pay taxes. Enlisted and women are fully exempt. officers are exempt up to 1500 dollars. Return filings for service members returning from overseas are due five months after their return. Any taxes owed by service personnel are payable in twelve quarterly installments.
Thomasville Judge Hears Variety Cases
Thomasville March 1 Special A one year sentence in the women’s division of the state prison for Savannah Way Harris was suspended provided she conforms to conditions. She must report monthly for three years to the Davidson county welfare department proving proper care of her children not violating laws and not frequenting beer or wine establishments. She was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Hampton Young, Negro, charged with assaulting his wife, was found to have a frivolous malicious prosecution when his wife refused to testify against him. The prosecuting witness was held until costs are paid. George Davenport was found guilty of assault and sentenced to six months in county jail and state highways, suspended on good behavior for two years and 25 dollar fine plus costs. Davenport gave notice of appeal to the May term of superior court. Bond was set at 200 dollars. Bill and Albert Sheen, Negroes, were acquitted of illegal possession of whiskey. Judgment suspended on costs when Thomas J. Carter was found living peacefully with his wife. For driving while drunk, Lonnie Walker Duke of Asheboro was convicted and ordered to pay 50 dollars plus costs. His license was revoked for 12 months. Amos Hemphill, Negro, Gaffney S C, received a total of 60 days for two drunkenness cases. A capias was issued for Bessie and Margaret Fine for drunkenness when called and failed to appear. Another capias was issued for Robert Fouts for drunkenness.
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Thomasville
Savannah Way
Harris
Rt. 2
Lexington
Carl C. Wilson
Ville
Davidson County Welfare Department
Hampton Young
Young
George Davenport
Davenport
Albert Sheen
Thomas J. Carter
Lonnie Walker Duke
Asheboro
Amos Hemphill
Gaffney
S. C
Bessie
Margaret Fine
Robert Fouts
Funeral Rites for Ora Lee Fulp in Trinity Church
Funeral services for Miss Ora Lee Fulp who died Wednesday at a local hospital were held Friday at 2:30 PM at Trinity Methodist church in Stokes County. The service was led by multiple ministers with Rev W R Kelley and Rev J Vestal among those officiating. Burial followed in the Trinity church family plot. pallbearers included Ollie Pullian and Paul Jones.
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Ora Lee Fulp
Trinity Methodist Church
Stokes County
W. R. Kelley
College Place Methodist Church
Greensboro
L. B. Hayes
Main Street Methodist Church
Thomasville
J. W
Vestal
Frank Heffner
King
Funeral service for William Edward Stout held at Grace Lutheran
William Edward Stout of near Thomasville died at his home Wednesday. His funeral was at Grace Lutheran church with Rev. Charles R. Patterson presiding. Pallbearers were Grace Lutheran councilmen, and Miss Winifred Bodie played organ. Interment followed in Calvary Reformed church cemetery. The article notes a Georgia plant uses nearly 7000 gallons of paste daily for sealing paper bags.
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William Edward Stout
Thomasville
Near Thomasville
Grace Lutheran Church
Charles R. Patterson
D. H. Sechrest
Jack Grimes
Carr Shealey
Luther F. Sink
W. R. Lemmons
C. R. Fisher
Woodrow Yeats
C. V. Ritchie
Winifred Bodie
W. L. Myers
Calvary Reformed Church Cemetery
Georgia
W H Neal Speaks at Kiwanis Club Meeting in High Point
William H. Neal of WachoVia Bank and Trust in Winston-Salem spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon in the Sheraton hotel on Friday. He discussed chartered banking, government regulation, and the need for banks to serve growing deposits and credit needs, warning against government overreach and urging broader access to banking services. Dr. C. S. Grayson won the attendance prize, with several visitors listed from Youngstown and local figures.
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William H. Neal
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
Kiwanis Club
Sheraton Hotel
J. Wee
Mr. Neal
Federal Deposit Insurance
North Carolina
Bank of England
C. S. Grayson
Michael A. Buddie
R. L. Rollins
Youngstown, O
Roy B. Culler, Jr
David McCalla
Emmett Hartnett
W. E
Mrs Woodrow Hill Dies After Week of Illness
Mrs Woodrow Hill of Trinity Rt 1 died in the local hospital after a week long illness. She had been a patient since last Saturday. The body will lie at the Walker funeral home until funeral arrangements are announced.
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Woodrow Hill
Trinity, Rt. 1
Thomasville
Trinity
Walker Funeral
FBI identifies Nebraska girl in kidnapping case
Terry Littlejohn and Detective W J Miller met in Washington to review custody of a kidnapping case involving a girl under 16. The FBI announced the suspect was Loretta Frances Brozek of Omaha, born in Sioux City, Iowa, after previously giving several aliases.
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Tlejohn
W. J. Miller
Charlotte
Annapolis
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Littlejohn
Rosemary Johnson
FBI
Loretta Frances Brozek
Omaha
Sioux City
Iowa
Annulment Sought For Tyson Marriage In South Carolina
Joseph T. Gona via his next friend Albert E. filed in municipal court to annul a marriage between Joseph Tyson and Nettie Otella Hall. The suit claims they wed when neither party was of legal age, noting the ceremony occurred in Gaffney, South Carolina on January 6.
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Joseph T. Gona
Albert E
Nettie Otella Hall
Gaffney
S. C
Tyson
United Mine Workers Seek National Joint Conference
The United Mine Workers of America requests a national joint conference of accredited representatives of the joint contracting parties to negotiate new wage, hour, rule and practice arrangements in the national bituminous coal industry. A conference is proposed for 11 a.m. EST on Tuesday March 12 1946 in Washington DC, with Lewis urging prompt action and acquiescence.
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United Mine Workers of America
Washington, D. C
Leading Stocks Decline as Market Drifts on Saturday
New York stocks eased with real pressure lacking as traders paced slow action on a Saturday. Major decliners included Chrysler, General Motors, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, New York Central, Santa Fe, U S Steel, Republic Steel, U S Rubber, Sears Roebuck, Douglas Aircraft, North American, Electric Power & Light, Anaconda, Kennecott, Du Pont, General Electric and Paramount Pictures.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
N. Y. Central
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
Republic Steel
Manchurian pilots disciplined after land incursion
Navy reports disciplinary action against the pilot after land incursions from the coast. No returns fire by navy planes. State department contradicts Soviet removal of industrial equipment in Manchuria and denies any war booty agreement. In Tehran, Iran, officials view Russia’s delayed troop withdrawal as a friendly gesture while Moscow reports troops pulling back in eastern Iran but remaining in other areas awaiting clarification.
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Navy
State Department
Manchuria
Red Army
Mukden
Tehran
Russia
Iran
Prince Firouz
Ahmed Qavam Saltaneh
Azerbaijan
Samnan
Mesha
Moscow
Road Mileage Presses North Carolina and Virginia Comparison
An editorial compares road networks in North Carolina and Virginia noting Virginia has more road per square mile and similar overall quality but weaker secondary roads. It mentions Virginia not closing schools due to impassable roads and a North Carolinian rebuttal praising consolidation and bus transport. Missouri and Indiana are cited with 12,000 and 10,600 state employees respectively.
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North Carolina
Virginia
Missouri
Indiana
Coal wage contract may be reopened March 31
Lewis stated the current coal wage contract could be terminated at midnight March 31. The pact allows either party, after March 1, 1946, to issue 10 days notice to reopen negotiations, with the other party obliged to attend a conference.
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Lewis
A J Smith Dies At His Residence In Thomasville
A J Smith 58 a resident of 807 East Guilford Street Thomasville died suddenly at his home Saturday at 1 15 am He was born in Davidson County in 1887 son of Jefferson E Smith and Lucy Lof tin Smith and had lived in Thomasville twenty years He held a civil service post at Fort Monroe Virginia and earlier sold for Salisbury Marble and Granite Company He belonged to Springfield Friends church and the Men s Bible class He married Fannie V Hill on December 9 1906 and she survives with two daughters Mrs Walter Tysinger and Mrs Hugh Chisholm of Thomasville three sons Lloyd Smith Trinity Route One Edwin Smith of Thomasville Route One and C R Smith of Newport News Virginia along with seven children Funeral from Springfield Friends church Sunday at 3 00 pm with Rev Milton Hadley and Rev D A pastor of Trinity Methodist church presiding The body will lie at the church 2 30 to service time and the funeral procession will depart the home at 1 45 Later the body will return to the home for burial
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Thomasville
A. J. Smith
East Guilford Street
Davidson County
Jefferson E. Smith
Lucy Loftin Smith
Springfield Friends Church
Fannie V. Hill
Walter Tysinger
Hugh Chisholm
Lloyd Smith
Trinity
Edwin Smith
C. R. Smith
Newport News
Virginia
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