Early State Democratic Convention Date Set
Raleigh March 7 The state Democratic executive committee set the earliest convention date in years May 2 and sent rotation questions back to the 25th district amid a sparse 43 of 147 attendance. Governor Cherry praised the highway program while a five member committee was authorized to rewrite the party rules and present it at the summer meeting.
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Raleigh
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Catawba
Iredell
Lincoln
Cherry
Highway Commission
W. P. Horton
W. B. Umstead
Eddie Merritt
Senate
Joseph Graham
Winston Man Named Official In Chamber Body
GREENSBORO March 7 Winston-Salem man J Krusz was named secretary treasurer of the North Carolina association of chamber of commerce executives. He replaces Gaither of Hickory who moved to other business. J Dale Stentz and George D Colclough were named new directors. James W Butler of Goldsboro is president. Winston-Salem was chosen for the 1946 convention to be held in the fall at dates to be announced.
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Greensboro
J. Krusz
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Association of Chamber of Commerce
Ames
Krusz
Gaither
Hickory
J. Dale Stentz
Shelby
George D. Colclough
Burlington
James W. Butler
Goldsboro
Watch Out for the Bronchial After-Effects of a Cold
A local advertisement urges remedies for lingering coughs from colds. It promotes Bron-line Emulsion as fast relief, claiming it loosens phlegm and soothes irritation after a single dose, with money back if unsatisfied. Stores mentioned include Mann Drug Store and Jeff's Drug Store.
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Wwe
Yugoslav Constitution Reshapes Power and Property
Belgrade reports a shift toward a Russian style constitution granting wide economic controls and legal protections for private property while preserving property rights under state limits. Tito holds premier and defense minister roles. the Presidium acts as supreme body with broad powers. the two chamber parliament outlines representation for federated units and nationalities.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Eiticaehie
Poe
Milan Grol
Russia
Tito
Supreme Presidium
Ministry of National Defense
Legislative Assembly
People's Front
Communist Party
United States
Onesey
Man
Dwight Eisenhower
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
Ee Ae
Orth
Moscow
House of Nationalities
Serbia
Montenegro
Bosnia
Merzegoviana
Croatia
Slovenia
Vojvodina
Kossovo-Methoija
Spain Defends Its Stand In Recent War
London dispatch reports Spain claiming aid to the Allies during World War II by preventing Axis control of the Mediterranean and Near East. Madrid radio cites Generalissimo Franco as the barrier to Hitler and Mussolini plans, saying Spain remained outside the war despite Axis coercion. France retaliated by barring Frenchmen from Spain, a move viewed as not altering the broader border disruption.
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London
Spain
Mediterranean
North Africa
Near East
Hitler
Madrid Radio
Great Britain
United States of America
Generalissimo
Isco Franco
Gibraltar
Paris
Slide saves home buyer as hill collapses yard
A 40-foot landslide tumbled into Mrs. Donald Hardy’s backyard, collapsing two retaining walls and sparing her rented home. Hardy, wife of a U S Army colonel in China, was planning to house hunt when the property went on sale. prospective buyers fled after seeing the yard.
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Cynwyd
Donald Hardy
Coast Guard Opens Great Lakes Ice Route Each Spring
Each spring the Coast Guard blazes a path through ice fields on the Great Lakes to clear the channel for waterborne commerce, ensuring ships can reach ports and merchants can move goods.
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Coast Guard
Great Lakes
Tobacco Men In Favor Of British Loan
North Carolina and other tobacco states press support for a Great Britain loan as the Bright Belt Warehouse Association board approves allocations for buying companies on the 1945 basis if 1946 ceiling prices are imposed. Fred S. Royster presides. board names include Singletary, Eagles, Broughton, and Watkins among others.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Bright Belt Warehouse Association
Great Britain
Fred S. Royster
Henderson
W. W. Singletary
Lake City
S. C
Guy E. Barnes
Rocky Mount
Joseph C. Eagles
Wilson
J. Melville Broughton
L. H. Beck
Fuquay Springs
A. L. Carver
Durham
E. A. Dejarnette
South Boston
J. H. Dixon
Mullins
D. C
A. A. Fowler
Fairmont
H. P. Foxhall
A. W. Jeffreys
South Hill
J. E. Johnson
Lumberton
Everette Matthews
Winston-Salem
R. Y. Scruggs
Hahira, Ga
B. B. Sugg
Greenville
John S. Watkins
Oxford
Dont Spare the Stork Kansas City
Cab driver Claud Gaddy made his fifth emergency run to a hospital with an expectant mother. Mrs Virginia Niel from Joplin Mo arrived just in time and gave birth to a seven pound daughter, the delivery timed at 14 minutes after arrival.
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Kansas City
Claud Gaddy
Virginia Niel
Joplin
Coast Guard: The U.S. Navy in Early Years
In its first nine years of formation the United States could boast only one sea service, the Coast Guard, serving as the nation’s sole naval force during that period.
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U.S. Coast Guard
United States
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