U. S. Arms Are on Way to Aid France
A Paris based correspondent notes new American arms including guns tanks planes radar and ammunition are arriving for France. The piece says the shipments could boost French military morale and strength while the government prepares for a hard crackdown on communist provocation during unloading and training efforts domestically.
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America
Americ
France
North Africa
Mediterranean
Russia
Hydrogenation Turns Oils Into Solid White Fat
Hydrogenation is described as a process that converts liquid vegetable oils into a solid white fat.
Navy Mobilizes to Save Power Amid Coal Strike
The Navy offers coal aid to cover shortages as brownouts limit electric use to 200 watt bulbs. Massachusetts plans emergency powers under a 1917 law while Pennsylvania deploys troops to curb coal dumping. Civil service exams halt in D C as officials warn against lawlessness.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Civil Service Commission
James Duff
Pennsylvania
C. M. Wilhelm
Wilhelm
World Peace Group Banned Visa Delay Sparks Protest
Connally warned against admitting revolutionaries and warned Congress to ban atomic armaments. Rogge, spokesman for a welcoming committee of 135 leaders, said visa requests were unanswered. The American Civil Liberties Union protested the State Department delay in visas for the delegation.
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Congress
United States
Connally
Canterbury
New York
O. John Rogge
State Department
Rogge
American Civil Liberties Union
National Honor Society Convention Opens in Concord
The National High School Honor Society holds a two day convention in Concord. Senator Frank P. Graham is set to address a banquet session this evening.
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Concord
Mar
Frank P. Graham
Favorable Judgment For S. Taro In Zoning Case
S Taro won in Municipal court against the City of High Point as Judge D C MacRae found the zoning ordinance discriminatory and unconstitutional The judge ordered the city to modify the zoning map to include Taro property on Montlieu Avenue and to pay court costs The ruling followed an appeal process after the city council and board of adjustments denied relief and after Taro sought an injunction in December of last year
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S. Taro
D. C. MacRae
Taro
Keu Avenue
City Board of Adjustments
High Point
Montlieu Avenue
Five Points
Tara
MacRae
City of High Point
Colonial Stores Scholarships Offer 60 Prizes Across States
Gov Kerr Scott and state leaders announce Colonial Stores $30,000 Scholarship Award Contest open to all. Sixty cash scholarships from 250 to 2500 dollars plus pencil sets and Encyclopaedia Britannica prizes total valued at 10 000 dollars. Entry blanks available at Colonial Stores with two essay subjects.
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Kerr Scott
Colonial Stores
Gov. Scott
Georgia
Virginia
South Carolina
William D. Carmichael, Jr
University of North Carolina
Colonial
High Point
South Main Street
Local births announced from High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs J E Lee Route 2 announce the birth of a son Herman Steve February 27 at the Washington Street Unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Claude Moore Route 2 announce the birth of a daughter Dawn March 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Bradshaw 322 Coltrane Street. Mr and Mrs H R Modlin Jamestown announce the birth of a daughter SuGenvia February 28 at the Boulevard Unit. Mr and Mrs Donald Clodfelter Clara Cox Apartments announce the birth of a daughter Rena Sharon February 28 at the Boulevard Unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.
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J. E. Lee
Route 2
Herman Steve
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Claude Moore
Dawn
Wm. Bradshaw
Coltrane Street
Sonja Lynn
H. R. Modlin
Jamestown
SuGenvia
Boulevard
Donald Clodfelter
Clara Cox
Rena Sharon
Missionary Killed in Burma Ambush and Rescue
A dawn raid by bandits on a Burma hideout led to the rescue of Miss Maxville who was bound in chains. The rescuers were ambushed near Moulmein as they transported her, leaving two wounded survivors and several bodies scattered on the highway.
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Kamawet
Miss Maxville
Moulmein
Donnell
Maxville
Women of the Scripture Discussed By Mrs McMurray
Mrs. Charles A. McMurray spoke at the Tea and Topics Club at Mrs. V. W. Idol’s Johnson street home. Focusing on Old Testament women, she highlighted Rebekah Leah and Sara, Deborah the judge, Bethsheba, Rachel, and other notable figures. Guests included Mrs. H. W. McCain Mrs. W. C. Jones Mrs. R. M. Andrews and Miss Lilly Egbert.
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Mrs. McMurray
Charles A. McMurray
V. W. Idol
Johnson Street
Israel
Bethsheba
Idol
McMurray
H. W. McCain
W. C. Jones
R. M. Andrews
Greensboro
Lilly Egbert
Charlotte
Negro voters plan statewide NAACP meeting in Durham
Negroes will meet in Durham tomorrow for a statewide NAACP gathering to boost Black voting power in upcoming state elections. The group aims to register 250,000 Black voters across the state.
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Durham
Mar
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Avocado Mash for Snack and Party Starter
Mash avocado with lemon juice salt and grated onion for a dip or first course. Serve with tomato juice for a party snack or family meal as a fresh creamy accompaniment.
Surgeon On Stand Today in Acquittal Defense Claim
Langdell, ex Dartmouth athlete, argues county authorities twisted Dr Sander's statements. Sander, a Dartmouth man and former General William L. Phinney, claims air injections totaled 28 cm3 at most. The defense cites initial 10 cm3 and three subsequent injections of five to six cm3. Dr Richard Ford, who performed the January 21 autopsy, testifies that air injections did not cause death and cancer plus pneumonia were the likely causes.
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Langdell
Dartmouth
Sander
William L. Phiney
Richard Ford
Langdet
Coal Scarce In Carolinas Fuel Coordinators Plan Distribution
Carolina fuel coordinator Tal It and the board's property procurement division plan to distribute the scarce fuel oil stock from Federal Military reserves until March 15. Charlotte dealers met to organize a fair distribution to those most in need amid the shortage. A note mentions a separate winter elk herd in Jack Hunter Hole National Monument in Wyoming.
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Carolina
Talit
Charlotte
Scout Leaders Appointed For Thomasville District
Eight Boy Scout neighborhood commissioners were named for the Thomasville district in Uwharrie council for one year. Hubert Henderson announced the appointments, supplied by the Thomasville Junior Chamber of Commerce. The appointees include Kenneth Hoyle Paul Gilliam Jim Chews Paul Johnson Milton Fuller Curry Regan and Ee Parnell with Marie Grant excluded.
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Thomasville
Uwharrie Council
Hubert Henderson
Kenneth Hoyle
Paul Gilliam
Jim Chews
Paul Johnson
Milton Fuller
Curry Regan
Ee Parnell
Bes
Debater Teams Reach Midpoint in South Atlantic Forensic Tourney
Debaters from 19 colleges and universities reach the tournament midpoint at Lenoir Rhyne College Hickory as the event enters its final day. Winners to be announced after the 18th annual three day contest concludes tomorrow.
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Hickory
Mar
Lenoir Rhyne College
City News Briefs Fire Alarms Across Various Sites
Fire reports yesterday include a short circuit in Fred Hiatt’s car causing no damage. A woods fire near 1818 South Main. A dry kiln fire at Carolina Springs on West Point spread to a vent stack with no injuries. A cigarette caused a small blaze in the Arcade bowling alley with slight damage.
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Fred Hiatt
South Main Street
Carolina Springs Corporation
West Point Avenue
Drills Stolen from Exposition Building Annex Site
G. J. Myers of the Southeast ern Construction company reports two electric drills were stolen from the Exposition building annex yesterday. Total value listed at $185.
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G. J. Myers
Southeastern Construction Company
Exposition Building
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