McCarthy Attacks Panuch Handling of Case 14
Washington official faces questions after McCarthy criticizes his handling of case 14 while praising case 41. The record shows Panuch’s 1945 translator appointment, security concerns, and repeated actions from 1946 to 1947, including discharge and reinstatement, and later resignations and administrative moves under Byrnes Marshall and Acheson. Panach, born 1899 in Prague, rose from Fordham to Columbia Law, later serving in multiple agencies before State Department tenure.
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Mr. Panuch
Senate
State Department
Young Communist League
Civil Service Administration
Panuch
Joe Panuch
Jimmy Byrnes
Byrnes
Marshall
Acheson
General Marshall
John E. Peurifoy
Panach
General Clay
Germany
Prague
Austria-Hungary
U. S
Fordham
Columbia Law School
New York
Reconstruction Finance Corp. Securities and Exchange Commission
War Department
Office of Reconversion
Department of State
Civil War Veteran James Russell Davis Dies at 109
James Russell Davis of Nashville Tennessee, a noted Civil War veteran and star witness, dies at 109 in Sullivan Missouri. He testified at a Union hearing where 102 year old J Frank Dalton claimed to be Jesse James. The article notes seeds reading now will come up next spring but not to expectations.
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Davis
Sullivan Mo
James Russell Davis
Nashville
Tenn
Union Friday
J. Frank Dalton
Jesse James
Carnival to Be Put on By Marine League
The Marine Ore League brings the Joseph J Kirkwood Shows to High Point Thomasville for a week on the Thomasville road show grounds across from the drive in theatre. Sponsored by the Marine Corps for the widows and needy families fund the event features 10 rides more than 200 people in the show a minstrel group of 30 with a band and eight other acts. The carnival opens Monday night and runs through Saturday night March 25 for charity.
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Marine Ore League
High Point-Thomasville
Joseph J. Kirkwood
Thomasville Road
Marine Corps
Kirkwood
Churchman Completes 15 Years of Perfect Sunday School Attendance
Thomasville report profiles Alexander Zollie Boles secretary treasurer of First Baptist church Sunday school who marks 15 straight years of perfect attendance since 1934. He began in 1898 joined the church in 1903 and has overseen about $50,000 in church school funds while arriving early for worship every Sunday.
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Thomasville
Alexander Zollie Boles
First Baptist Church
Boles
Thom
Asville
First Baptist
W. N. Reinhardt
New York City
C. A. G. Thomas
Hasty 5 Captures Crown By Beating Thomasville
Hasty midgets defeated Thomasville 59 to 34 to win the fourth annual open Midget Basketball tournament at Thomasville High School under the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Haynes scored 22 for Hasty, with twin captains Bob and Bill Hedrick also starring. Thomasville’s Lyndon led in scoring with 12.
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Thomasville
Mar
Hasty
S P
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Troy
Red Shield
High Point
Guard Haynes
Bob
Bill Hedrick
Jack Lyndon
Haynes
Lyndon
Captain Sedberry
Bob Hedrick
Doug Callicutt
Sedberry
Jaycees
AD Dhasty
Ec Ccaubeesvescac
Seeeoo
Hae
Hedrick
Bow
Cridlebaugh
Seeveeses
Shumaker
Taubis
Cnewes
Hast
Baity and
Slate
Health Plan Denounced as Socialized Medicine on Radio
William J. Bird, national affairs adviser for the Chamber of Commerce, said on WMFR that a proposed compulsory health insurance plan in Congress is socialized medicine. He warned of federal taxation, administration costs, and Washington control over medical services and spending.
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William J. Bird
Chamber of Commerce
WMFR
WHPE
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Bird
Little Malcolm Little Speaks to High Point Exchange Club
High Point city planner Little Malcolm Little addressed the Exchange Club on integrating education engineering social and administrative agencies for city progress. He praised Mayor Bailey for Citizens' Advisory groups and noted private industry partners. Carlton Hayes attended. Hubert Roy won attendance prize. Nile Hunt reported on crime prevention week. Board of Control met March 22 at Joe Barr's Ardmore Circle home.
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Malcolm Little
High Point
Exchange Club
Little
Bailey
Carlton Hayes
Hubert Roy
Nile Hunt
Board of Control
Joe Barr
Ardmore Circle
Revenue tax payment deadline urged for 1949 returns
Raleigh report notes midnight tomorrow as the deadline for 1949 state income tax payments. Revenue Commissioner Eugene Shaw cautions penalties for evasion outweigh the discomfort of paying.
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Raleigh
Revenue Department
Eugene Shaw
Favorites Have Rugged Contest Apps In Action
Sixteen teams begin first round action in the NAIB tournament at Kansas City. Davis and Elkins upset St Thomas 79 to 55 while Hamline, defending champion, edged Regis 74 to 66 after trailing early. Brooklyn College met Appalachian in the afternoon session.
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Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
NAIB
National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball
Hamline University
Davis and Elkins
W. Va
St. Thomas College of
Einstein 71st Birthday Quietly Passed at Princeton
Albert Einstein turns 71 today in Princeton New Jersey but would likely have overlooked the date himself. His secretary notes the scientist does not mark birthdays preferring to treat celebrations as for children.
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Princeton
N. J
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Fire breaks out in Johnson Bus lines bus at Walnut Street
Firemen responded at 5 05 a m to a bus fire operated by Johnson Bus lines at 403 Walnut Street. Fire reports say the fire was controlled on arrival. Permits issued to C S Jones for a frame house at 513 Gatewood Avenue valued at 5000 dollars and to S K Clodfelter for an iron clad upholstering plant on Springdale valued at 4000 dollars.
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Walnut Street
Johnson Bus Lines
C. S. Jones
Gatewood Avenue
S. K. Clodfelter
Springdale
Shot to Death While Apologizing in Ga Town
Willie Perry 22 died after returning to apologize to Willie Feagin 55 for an alleged curse incident. Feagin fired a shotgun through a door, wounding Perry who died later in a Macon hospital. Police say Feagin will be charged with the slaying.
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FT. Valley
Willie Perry
Perry
Willie Feagin
Feagin
Curse
L. A. Chapman
Macon
Chapman
Guessing game at Newbury Street gallery features art by hospital patients
Boston readers are invited to view 35 paintings and ten sculptures created by patients at Metropolitan State Hospital in Waltham. The exhibit on Newbury Street challenges visitors to identify a painting labeled by the gallery as "by a brilliant and sane mathematician at Massachusetts Institute of Technology" among the works.
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Boston
Newbury Street
Metrolitan State Hospital
Waltham
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wagon Driver Feeds Horse In Unusual Order
A wagon driver uses a distinctive method to feed his horse, placing the meal before the animal as he tends to the steed.
Sedgefield Man Dies After Heart Attack and Crash
Aland W. de Camp 63 of Wayne road Sedgefield died at a local hospital after a stroke following an auto crash at North Hamilton and East Washington. The collision with Howard C. Rich 22 of High Point Rt. 2 occurred at 5 05 p m. He had lived in High Point since 1939, was president and owner of the High Point Bonded Warehouse, and was survived by his wife Isable Pohlman and an aunt Mrs. John Dorn of Miami. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Aland
W. de Camp
Wayne Road
Sedgefield
de Camp
North Hamilton
East Washington
Washington
Hamilton Street
Howard C. Rich
High Point Rt. 2
Rich
Sedgefield Man
Stamford
Conn
Elmer de Camp
High Point
Attleboro
Masse
Snow Lumber Company
Fordham Seismograph Logs Two Tremors Near South America
The Fordham University seismograph recorded two sharp tremors at 10 18 35 p m EST and 10 25 27 p m EST last night about 3200 miles south of New York near the Ecuador Peru border.
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New York
Fordham University
Ecuador
Peru
Gubitchev Plans Departure Back To Russia
Convicted spy Valentin A Gubitchev said he would return to Russia on March 20 aboard the Gydnia America liner observatory. He chose to leave the United States rather than face 15 years in prison after Federal Judge Sylvester J. Sentenced him last Thursday. Judith Coplon, once a Justice Department analyst, received a 15 year sentence plus a term of 40 months to 10 years for a Washington spy charge.
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New York
Valentin A. Gubitchev
Russia
Sylvester Joe
Judith Coplon
Justice Department
Gubitchev
Washington
Fights Last Night Reported by the Associated Press
In Newark Tony Pellone outpointed Tommy Ciarla in an eight round middleweight bout. In Chicago Bobby Jarvis outpointed Bob Neal over ten rounds. In Washington Charley Titone bested Calvin Leight in ten rounds. In Philadelphia Jersey Joe Walcott stopped Johnny Shker in one round. In New Haven Tommy Collins outpointed Tony Longo over eight rounds.
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Newark
N. J
Tony Pellone
New York
Tommy Ciarla
Waterbury
Conn
Chicago
Bobby Jarvis
Bob Neal
Monaca
Washington
Charley Titone
Brooklyn
Calvin Leight
Rochester
N. Y
Philadelphia
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Camden
Johnny Shker
Baltimore
New Haven
Tommy Collins
Boston
Tony Longo
Freighter Cygnet Strikes Mine Four Die Off Dutch Coast
The Panamanian freighter Cygnet hit a mine off the Dutch coast and four of her crew were found dead in a lifeboat by the sea going tug Holland. A fifth man survived. Reports from across the country note growing square dancing enthusiasm.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Cygnet
Holland
Greensboro Radio Prank Stirs Greensboro High Point
A Greensboro announcer Bob Jones staged an April fool joke about a giant machine digging a hole in downtown Greensboro near the O Henry hotel. The hoax sparked talk in High Point as listeners believed a street hole existed and crews were seen filling a real hole.
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Greensboro
O'Henry Hotel
High Point
Bob Jones
Jones
Public Hearing on Sign Controversy Set for April 4
A public hearing on April 4 will review amendments to the city ordinance regulating exterior advertising signs on commercial buildings. The proposed revision broadens allowable signs beyond business name and nature, with owner discretion and space restrictions. Copies are at the city clerk’s office. a joint committee drafted the changes.
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James S Greene
Board of Adjustments
North Main Street
Greene
Law and Public Safety Committee
City Board of Adjustments
Clink Adds Perfume to Prison Air in Johnstown
Johnstown city officials install a scent device at the city lockup. Prisoners inhale constant whiffs of new mown hay and, for longer stays, a variety of odors. Officials say the cells have no smells in a stink free clink.
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Johnstown
Police Back Plan to Centralize Felony Fingerprint Files
Local police endorse a plan by the State Bureau of Investigation to mail felony fingerprint records and photos to SBI headquarters for central filing in Raleigh. The system aims to increase coordination among agencies and provide local units access to state files at no extra cost, though it adds work for clerks and may require more staff.
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State Bureau of Investigation
SBI
High Point Police Department
Bill Brandon
City Hall
Walter Anderson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Raleigh
Anderson
Bureau of Identification
FBI
Seven Defendants Sentenced In Local Municipal Court
In a municipal court session last night seven defendants received active terms, a woman was bound over to Superior Court on two counts of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, and several others faced suspended or reduced penalties. Annie Pearl Hamlin was sent to higher court, with bond set at $800. additional appeals and fines for reckless driving, drunkenness, vagrancy, and nonpayment of costs followed for numerous individuals from Winston Salem, Thomasville, Lexington, and other addresses.
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Annie Pearl Hamlin
Price Street
Leroy Hickson
Elizabeth Harper
Roosevelt Walker
East High
Robert Alexander
Hulda
Woodrow Stack
Mangum
Frank Creasey
May Moore
West Green
James Alexander
East Washington
Frank Strickland
W. T. Gibson
Briggs Avenue
D. C. Mac Ree
High Point
Wade T. Loftin
Thomasville
Jennie Little
Fairview Street
Gilbert Black
North Main
C. G. Bedford
Ferndale Drive
Trod Giles
Windley
Joe FE. Young
Negro
Leonard
J R. Fanelty
George H. Stewart
Lexington
Talmadge L. Collins
Winston- Salem
Joshua Lowery
John C. Meris
J. M. Matthews
College Street
W. M. Gray
Albertson Road
John Woody
Kelly
Elvin R. DeHart
Edgar Hill
John W. McDowell
South Hamilton
Clarence F. Mayhew
Grady O. Hall
Trinity
Edgar R. Caldwell
Hickory
Ruth H. Collins
Roy J. Dennis
Gordon Sutton
David Leak
Ernest H. Cannon
William E. Lee
Leroy Harrs
C. C. Barber
Willie Frank Perdue
Roy M. Perkins
Four seeds fall in National Invitation tournament
Sports notes recall past events: St Louis Kentucky Western Kentucky and Utah all beaten in the National Invitation. The column lists five ten and fifteen year anniversaries tied to Roberto Estallello signing with the Philadelphia Athletics John Woodruff’s 800m world record Durham carnival and Babe Ruth’s 3-2 Braves win over the Yankees.
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St. Louis
Kentucky
Western Kentucky
Utah
Roberto Estallello
Philadelphia Athletics
John Woodruff
Babe Ruth
Boston Braves
New York Yankees
Willie Pep Set for 150th Bout in New York Title Fight
Willie Pep prepares for his 150th pro bout, defending the featherweight crown against Ray Famechon at Madison Square Garden. The 27 year old Hartford standout fights for his 11th featherweight title and has boxed for cash since 1940. He shows pride and ambition in front of hometown fans.
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Hartford
Conn
Willie Pep
France
Ray Famechon
Madison Square Garden
Willie the Wisp
Hartford Battler
Willie
Clementis Resigns as Czech Foreign Minister
The Czechoslovak Telegraph Agency reports Czech Foreign Minister Vlado Clementis has resigned today in London.
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Clementis
London
Czechoslovak Telegraph Agency
Vlado Clementis
Britain proposed 1947 exchange with Soviet Ukraine
A government spokesman said Britain proposed in 1947 the exchange of diplomatic representatives with the Soviet Ukraine but received no reply. The statement contrasts pessimists who overlook how political divisions could reemerge if people stay away.
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London
Britain
Ukraine
Mrs Joe White 84 Archdale resident dies after illness
Mrs. Joe White age 84 longtime Archdale resident dies at her daughter’s home after two years of declining health and a week of serious illness. She was born Pirena Jane Smith in Randolph County and married Joe White in 1888. Survivors include two daughters, a stepdaughter, a sister, a brother, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the daughter’s residence with interment at Springfield Friends Church cemetery.
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Joe White
Archdale
W. W. Church
N. E. Barker
E. A. Woodell
Ashington
D. C
S. H. Spoon
C. F. Smith
Asheboro
Springfield Friends Church Cemetery
Mrs Ollie Hughes Noah obituary in Thomasville NC
Mrs Ollie Hughes Noah 60 longtime Thomasville resident died Monday morning after a long illness. She was born August 15, 1889 in Davidson County daughter of the late John and Nancy Hughes and widow of Frank Noah. Survived by daughter Ella Clodfelter two sisters two brothers and three grandchildren. Funeral at Clarksbury Methodist Church Wednesday at 11 with burial in the church family plot.
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Frank Noah
Thomasville
Mar
Ollie Hughes Noah
Route 2
Hughes Grove
Noah
Davidson County
John
Nancy Hughes
Ella Clodfelter
Thomas Ville
Betty Deals
Lealie Hughes
Lexington
Jake Hughes
Walker Funeral Home
Clarksbury Methodist Church
Church
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