Red Cross fund need urged by Roanoke nurse
Lilla Mann Bell, a High Point girl serving with the American Red Cross in a Roanoke VA veterans hospital, argues that Red Cross support must continue. She notes hospital patients receive parties and services, and that veterans now home and abroad rely on Red Cross as they transition to civilian life.
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American Red Cross
Lilla Mann Bell
Red Cross
Veterans’ Hospital
Roanoke
Veterans’ Administration
World War II Serviceman Makes Five Home Front Trips
A serviceman described as an WWII era veteran made five separate away trips before departing for overseas duty.
Civic Clubs Exchange backs Bible teaching in public schools
Guests of the Exchange club at the Sheraton included Mrs. Blake Thompson and Mrs. C. A. McMurray of the United Council of Church Women. They urged Bible instruction in public schools to curb juvenile delinquency, proposing four teachers at a cost of $10,000 and a March 9 Loyalty action with each church member asked to contribute up to $1. Discussion followed the plan.
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Exchange Club
Sheraton Hotel
Blake Thompson
C. A. McMurray
United Council of Church Women
Thompson
McMurray
Thomasville Lions Welcome Rev George L Schott Speaker
In Thomasville on March 4 the Lions club luncheon at the Woman's club building heard Rev George L Schott of Spencer Calvary Reformed Church speak on his work with Boy Scouts in the Rowan district. Grover Seamon introduced the speaker, Harold Harrison presided, and new member Robert Powell was welcomed. Wynn Harris of Winston-Salem attended as guest.
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Thomasvile Lions
Thomasville
Lions Club
Woman's Club
George L. Schott
Spencer
Calvary Reformed Church
Rowan
Grover Seamon
Harold Harrison
Robert Powell
Wynn Harris
Winston-Salem
Dr W Herschel Ford Revival Sermon At Green Street
Dr W Herschel Ford of Atlanta spoke to a large Green Street Baptist Church congregation last night on What I See at the Foot of the Cross. John E Cargill led singing and performed Amazing Grace as accompaniment to Galatians 6 14. Ford urged the cross as central to salvation, sin, and Gods love, with nightly services through March 14 at 10 am and 745 pm.
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W. Herschel Ford
Atlanta
Green Street Baptist Church
John E. Cargill
Fort Worth
Texas
Jesus Christ
Christ
Ford
God
Whisky Raid on Club Kilroy Nets 72 Bottles
Police raided the home of Walter W. L. McElrath 25 of 627 East Washington Street and seized tax paid whisky totaling 33 fifths and 39 pints. McElrath detained then released on $300 bond. The club Kilroy was cited as the location. One other arrest followed: Allen Kelly 37 of Walnut Street. Bond set at $200 on hit and run charge after a collision damaging C. T. Whitten’s car valued at $150.
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Walter W. L. McElrath
Washington Street
McElrath
Club Kilroy
Allen Kelly
Walnut Street
C. T. Whitten
Mrs. Agnes Autry Dies at 40 in Archdale Home
Mrs. Agnes Floe Autry 40 wife of J C Autry of Archdale died at her home shortly after 9 this morning after years of illness. Born October 10 1909 in Morrisville she married in 1924 and moved to the area in 1925. Survived by husband two children four sisters and two brothers funeral at First Pilgrim Holiness church Thursday at 11 with burial in Floral Garden Park cemetery. The body to be displayed at the church an hour before services and returned to the Archdale home at 10 Wednesday morning.
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Agnes Floe Autry
J. C. Autry
Archdale
Mrs. Autry
Morrisville
Wake County
Brutus and
Dillie Maynard Upchurch
Mr. Autry
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Mary Kathryn’ Autry
Jerry Ronald Autry
W. A. Hilliard
Rt. 1
J. E. Brown
Varina
Russell McGhee
L. L. Creech
Clayton
Aliie Upchurch
Sam County
Sion Upchurch
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
J. A. Grout
W. B. Penny
Archdale Methodist Church
Floral Garden Park
First Pilgrim Church
E. W. Kindley Dies at 24 in Thomasville Home
E Webster Kindley 24 died suddenly at 4 45 am Tuesday at 107 Myers Street Thomasville He was in declining health but the death came unexpectedly He was born April 22 1923 son of the late Milton and Dora Miller Kindley Survived by stepmother three sisters C Haltom C A Pope and Mrs Joe W Riley three brothers Vance Quinton Aultman and other relatives The body remains at Walker Funeral Home awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Thomasville
E. Webster Kindley
Myers Street
Kindley
First Methodist Church
Milton
Dora Miller Kindley
Randolph County
Eliza
Medicos of Tri State Meet Adjourns Tonight
The 48th Tri State Medical association meeting for surgeons and physicians from the Carolinas and Virginia opened at Sedgefield Inn with about 100 members. Dr John W Davis of Lynchburg Va delivered the featured address on Carcinogenic Factors of Estrogens. Lectures and clinics continued, with tonight’s session to elect officers. Dr C L Gray of High Point spoke on bronchiectasis and Dr H L Brockman on varicose veins.
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Tri-State Medical Association
Carolinas
Virginia
Sedgefield Inn
John W. Davis
Lynchburg
C. L. Gray
High Point
H. L. Brockman
Funeral Rites for Carson C Welborn Held in Concord
Funeral services for Carson C Welborn who died in a Concord hospital after a four year illness were held in the Sechrest Funeral Home chapel at 11 o clock. Burial followed at Spring Hill Cemetery. An executor's notice in the Hodgin estate warns creditors to file claims by February 5, 1948 and debtors to settle with Wachovia Bank and Trust Company in High Point, North Carolina.
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Carson C. Welborn
Concord Hospital
Chapel of Sechrest
Spring Hill Cemetery
George L. Hodgin
Jamestown Township
Guilford County
North Carolina
Trust Department of Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Ihs
Wachovia Bank
High Point
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Hossanna Tents meets Friday and community clubs host events
The Hossanna Tents 326 will meet Friday night at 7 30 p.m. at the Odd Fellows Hall. Progress Circle No 2 of St Stephen's AME Zion church meets March 8 at Mrs Thompson's home. A waist measure and cake cutting is planned at Mrs Zula Long's home 56-A Daniel Brooks Homes at 7 30 p.m. Wm Penn High School teams play tonight at 7 30 p.m. in the Wm Penn gym. Carl Chavis Harmonizers sing at Pearson Memorial AME church tonight at 8 p.m. Browning Chapel Choral Ensemble presents Christine Brown in concert at Brooks Memorial church Sunday at 8 p.m. Mrs Lillian Lythe of 111 Brooks street is reported very ill. Cherrie Craft Club meets Monday at 5 30 p.m. at Miss Rosetta Baldwin's home 1408 Ogia Street.
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Progress Circle
Progress Circle No
St. Stephen's Ame Zion Church
Thompson
Zula Long
Daniel Brooks
Wm Penn High School
Aero
Wm Penn Gymnasium
Pearson Memorial
Carl Chavis
Pearson Memorial Ame
Brooks Memorial
Browning Chapel
Christine, Brown
Brooks Memorial Church
Lillian Lythe
Brooks Street
Craft Club
Cherrie Craft Club
Rosetta Baldwin
Ogia Street
Stalin Relinquishes Armies Post to Bulganin
London broadcasts say Joseph Stalin resigns as minister of the armed forces due to pressure from other duties. Nikolai Bulganin, already a top army official, takes over the post while Stalin remains premier and party chief. The change follows a prior Moscow government reshuffle within a week.
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London
Stalin
Moscow Radio
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Russia
Moscow
Andrei A. Zhdanov
Council of the Union of the Supreme Soviet
Council of the Union
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
J. V. Stalin
Council of Ministers
Presidium
N. A. Bulganin
Tass
Bulganin
Ministry of Armed Forces
Moscow City
Banks in Tel Aviv Closed Under Martial Law After Withdrawals
British authorities reported a small scale attack near Hadera with no casualties. In Tel Aviv within the martial law zone banks stayed closed as a joint statement said currency was lacking. About $4,000,000 was withdrawn yesterday by residents fearing an official closure.
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Hadera
Tel Aviv
Rents to Rise 15 Percent in Six Month Extension
Senator Buck predicts Congress will include a 15 percent across the board rent increase in a bill extending rent control for six months. He notes he would prefer 10 percent but believes the Senate favors the larger rise. The banking subcommittee approved the measure and its bill goes to the full committee Thursday.
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Washington
Buck
D-Del
Congress
Senate Banking
Senate
Senator Gurney Proposes Major Army Navy Budget Cut
Gurney argues a six billion dollar reduction is possible reducing the eleven point two billion dollar request for armed services by two billion or more.
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Army
Navy
Gurney
Truman
House rejects senate budget cut limit seeks joint conference
The House refused the Senate’s 4.5 billion budget cut and moved to a joint conference with a 6.0 billion trimming plan. Speaker Martin and Rep Taber push 26 percent income tax cuts as the battle shifts to a 20 member committee.
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Washington
House
Senate
Taber
Appropriations
Martin
Mass
House Senate clash over budget cuts deepens
Martin states the House Republican leaders respond to a 64 to 20 Senate vote on a four and a half billion dollar budget cut and earmarking two point six billion for debt relief. The split between chambers highlights fiscal policy disputes as a 10 member conference committee is formed.
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Martin
House
Senate
Army
Navy
Sion
Marshall Warns on Occupation Troops and Armistice
In a cabinet session Deputy Marshall and Secretary Byrnes discuss postwar control. Byrnes says four defeated nations face ongoing interference risk while armistice regimes hold. Vandenberg commends Marshall as he departs, pledging not to probe sensitive crisis spots.
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Byrnes
Marshall Godspeed
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Congress
Marshall
Greece
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Security Council
The
United Nations
Presidents who lived to 90 and world trip after office
The quiz item asks which U S president reached age 90, which president proclaimed healing over heroics, and which former president undertook a postterm world tour.
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United States
America
Words of Wisdom: riches we hug out of this world
A Bonnell aphorism contemplates wealth and pleasure as dreamed treasures. It suggests the only true exit from life is the exit from a dream and implies spiritual limits to material gain.
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Bonnell
Etiquette Hints for Eating Artichokes
Readers are advised to handle artichokes with fingers pull off each leaf and dip the edible end in sauce for proper enjoyment. The guide emphasizes timing and method to savor the heart and florets correctly.
Today's Horoscope Cautions and Hopes Across Day
A gracious personality is possible with bold, diligent effort. You are a shrewd judge of character and fond of children. Evening outside contacts are favored. health, elder anxiety, and cautious dealings feature. A talented but delicate child presages delayed success amid love or domestic worries.
One Minute Test Answers List Fragment
The text lists names: Johny Adams, Warren G Harding, and Ulysses Grant with a stray digit five. The fragmentary OCR suggests three individuals likely referencing historical figures. Further context is needed to confirm roles or dates.
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Johny
Adams
Warren G
Harding
Ulysses 5S
Grant
Meredith awards honor student art across departments
Meredith college art classes displayed first semester works in the departmental gallery. Awards were voted by a panel of school and civic art critics to Frances Walls for first in composition, Bethea Wells second in sculpture, Jean Bradley first in art history and second in creative design, and other students earning top places in drawing interior decoration figure drawing and sculpture.
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Raleigh
Meredith College
Frances Walls
Apex
Bethea Wells
Greenwood
Fla
Jean Bradley
Belmont
Alice Renner
Tenafly
N. J
Marty Davis
Prohibition and education bills slated in state hearings
Hearing room sessions feature Rep. Dan Tompkins reform bill to outlaw intoxicating liquor above half a percent, with Penny's bill exempting beer and light wines. Senate debates include Allied Church League push for abolition, and a Ferguson measure creating a 25 member education commission with a 25000 appropriation. House actions include Ackland art museum funding via university trustees and a firework sale ban.
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George Penny
Guilford
State Utilities Commission
House
Dan Tompkins
Jackson
Penny
Senate
Allied Church League For the
General Assembly
R. S. Ferguson
Alexander
Ferguson
State Board of Education
Sens
O. B. Moss
Nash
Robert N. Simms, Jr
Wake
Wade Barber
Chatham
John C. Kesler
Rowan
Wade FE. Brown
Watauga
L. Richardson
Union
D. L. Ward
Craven
Ackland
Arch T. Allien
Rollins College of Winter Park
Senate Committee On Manufacturing, Labor and Commerce
State Labor Department
Senator Morse proposes Wagner act revision to curb labor abuses
Morse outlines a bill to end closed shops and secondary boycotts, curb wildcat strikes, and penalize unions under anti-trust law. It calls for regulating industry wide bargaining and dispute procedures while resisting proposed bans on secondary boycotts.
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Morse
Senate Labor Committee
Markets selling hits stocks in New York market
Light selling depressed leading stocks in New York on March 4. The minus column featured Bethlehem Steel Youngstown Sheet United States Rubber Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck American Telephone Electric Power Light Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft Anaconda Kennecott Standard Oil New Jersey Texas Company New York Central Great Northern Railway.
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New York
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone
Electric Power & Light
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Anaconda
Kenecott
Standard Oil (Nj
Texas Co
N. Y. Central
Great Northern Railway
Dinner Date Is Changed By Jefferson Day Leader
Wilkins P. Horton of Pittsboro, North Carolina Democratic committee man and Jefferson Day dinner chairman, moved the event from April 5 to April 19 to avoid legislative adjournment timing. The state's quota for the dinner is set at $20,000 for national Democrats.
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Raleigh
Wilkins P. Horton
Pittsboro
National Democratic
North Carolina
Horton
General Assembly
National Democratic Party
Snowbound skiers marooned as severe storm rages
Snow blocked rail lines in New York and Maryland with near 40 inch drifts in Canton New York and Garrett County. A snow plow overturned near Lancaster as 80 skiers were stranded on Mount Chittenden Vermont and Wendy Cram aided with supplies. Temperatures rose slightly but remained cool across the south with readings from Charlotte to Miami.
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Lackawanna
Lancaster
Buffalo
N. Y
Canton
New York
Garrett County
Maryland
Mount Chittenden
Wendy Cram
South
Charlotte
N. C
Ral
Greensboro
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Jacksonville
Fla
Tampa
Miami
New Orleans
Newton On Trial On Income Tax Charges
Danville March 4 J Mills Newton tax consultant and attorney is on trial in Federal District Court on 20 counts alleging fraudulent applications for income tax returns for clients Newton a former internal revenue agent and native of Davidson County
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Danville
J. Mills Newton
Federal District Court
Newton
Internal Revenue Department
Davidson County
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