Coal Operators Weigh Week End Reply in Wage Talks
Washington March 16 Bituminous coal operators used a week end recess in the wage conference to prepare their reply to John L. Lewis proposals for a new contract with the United Mine Workers. Lewis urged operators to offer a wage and working time proposal. He warned miners may strike if conditions are not improved and stressed no ultimatums while hoping for an agreement without production loss.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Lewis
Charles O'Neill
Ket
Ithout
Funeral Rites for M rs Minnie Tysinger in Thomasville
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie E Tysinger a Davidson county resident who died at her Johnsontown home near Thomasville will be held Sunday at New Jerusalem Reformed church with interment in the church cemetery. Austin E Berrier retired farmer dies. service conducted at Union Grove Methodist church with Reverend R O McAlpine and Reverend J P Crouch presiding. Music by local singers and church choir. pallbearers listed. interment in church cemetery.
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Minnie Tysinger
Thomasville
Minnie E. Frank Tysinger
Davidson County
Johnsontown
New Jerusalem Reformed Church
Austin FE. Berrier
Austin E. Berrier
Richard L. Berrier
Thomasville Rt. 1
Union Grove Methodist Church
R. O. McAlpine
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Forsyth County
J. P. Crouch
Pine Chapel Moravian Church
J. Vann Cashatt
M. L. Saintsing
Colon Kennedy
James Sink
W. S. Saintsing
Albert E. Hartman
P. . Snider
Hoy Snider
J. E. Swaim
Veda Evans
Hugh Beeson
Johnson Berrier
Paul Berrier
Clarence Mack
Carl Kinley
Frank Beeson
Ran L. Kennedy
Funeral services for J Arthur Morris
Funeral services for J Arthur Morris aged 71 who died at his home will be held Sunday at 3 pm at 108 Brantley circle conducted by Rev Paul Hardin Jr of Wesley Memorial Methodist church. Burial follows at Thomasville cemetery with pallbearers L C Matton Judge Don MacRae Dr O B Bonner A B Huff W J Fraley and Dr O R Hodgin of Thomasville.
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J. Arthur Morris
Brantley Circle
Paul Hardin, Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Thomasville Cemetery
L. C. Matton
Don MacRae
O. B. Bonner
A. B. Huff
W. J. Fraley
O. R. Hodgin
Thomasville
Dilllon Herald Newsboy Loops Up Record Circulation
Dillon Herald reports its No 1 newsboy Hugh G Jackson aged 56 sells about 600 copies per issue totaling roughly twenty percent of the paper s total circulation in Dillon a county seat town with around five thousand residents.
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Dillon
S. C
Dillon Herald
Hugh G. Jackson
Eight Democratic Primaries Set In North Carolina Contests
Raleigh March 16 Democratic party primary elections are assured for eight of North Carolina's twelve congressional districts with filing deadline at 6 p m. Renominating incumbents include Graham Barden Harold Coo ley R L Doughton and A L Bulwinkle. New candidates filing include W S Britt in the seventh district Manley R Dunaway in Charlotte to challenge Hamilton Co Jones Robert Lee Humber in Greenville to oppose Herbert Bonner John Taylor Danbury to challenge Thurmond Chatham and Clyde R Green as a Republican in the ninth district.
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Raleigh
Graham Barden
Harold D. Cooley
R. L. Doughton
A. L. Bulwinkle
Elections Commission
W. 8. Britt
Lumberton
Rep. J. Bayard Clark
Manley R. Dunaway
Charlotte
Hamilton Co. Jones
Sam Ervin
Robert Lee Humber
Greenville
Herbert Bonner
John Taylor
Rep. Doughton
Brief Illness Brings Death To Ford Director
Frank Campsall 63 longtime Ford director and secretary to Henry Ford died in a Savannah Georgia hospital after a short illness. A native of Essex Ontario he joined Ford in 1912 and rose to general secretary to Henry Ford later becoming assistant general manager and director. He served as Ford Foundation trustee. body to be returned to Detroit for funeral and burial.
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Detroit
Frank Campsall
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford
Savannah
Campsall
Ford
Richmond Hill
Essex
Ont
Ford Company
Ford Foundation
Truman Says Philippines Can Govern Itself By July Fourth
President Truman stated there is no need to alter U S policy of leaving civilian wartime collaborators to Philippine civil authorities. He expressed confidence that the Philippine people can make their own political decisions without U S intervention and believes the islands are capable of full independence on July 4 as provided by American law.
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Washington
Truman
White House
United States
Senate considers radar disclosure bill with stiff penalties
Senators Eastland and Wherry propose a law making it a crime to reveal government radar or electronic equipment information to any foreign government. The amendment carries up to a $10,000 fine or ten years in prison, or both, for violations.
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Washington
Eastland
D-Miss
Wherry
Rneb
Kiwanis Club Observes Saint Patrick Day Program
Kiwanis members held an Irish themed St Patrick’s Day program led by Prof Stanley Douglas with the High Point College quartet. Mrs R D Baird gave a Patrick historical reading noting birth in 396, death in 496, 365 churches and two colleges. Broadus Casey won the attendance prize and Taylor M Simpson joined as a new member.
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Kiwanis
Patrick
Ireland
Kiwanis Club
R. K Young
Frank Sizemore
Stanley Douglas
High Point College
Norway
Oklahoma
G. S. Lawson
Norma Brooks
Mary Lou Rainey
Earl Richardson
R. D. Baird
St. Patrick
Dumbarton
Scotland
France
Rome
Celestine
Dick Young
Harry Bell
Kiwannan Bell
J. A. Sandridge
Charlotte
M. O. Williams
Atlanta
I. Libowitz
New York
Broadus Casey
Taylor M. Simpson
Deaths: Linda Hicks two dies after tablet ingestion
Linda Kay Hicks two of Catawba died after reportedly swallowing about 20 tablets prescribed for her grandmother while visiting relatives in Hickory. Funeral services were held today in Hickory, where her parents Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hicks reside. Dr. Wallace Headen Strowd 56, secretary of the soft wheat millers association, died suddenly of a heart attack in Nashville, Tenn. Graveside services were held in Chapel Hill.
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Linda Kay Hicks
Hickory
John J. Hicks
Catawba
Hicks
Mr. Hicks
Wallace Strowd
Chapel Hill
Wallace Headen Strowd
Nashville
Tenn
Strowd
Soft Wheat Millers Association
Chapel
Forrest D Koone dead at 74 in Rutherfordton
Forrest D. Koone, 74, former chairman of the Rutherfordton county board of commissioners, died in a local hospital yesterday. Funeral services will be held tomorrow. He was a retired farmer who lived near Gilkey and is survived by his widow seven children and a sister.
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Forrest D. Koone
Rutherfordton
Rutherfordton County Board of Commissioners
Koone
Gilkey
Parking Ticket Surprises Driver In Eugene Horse Lane
G. K. Carpenter of Eugene returns to his car in a busy downtown area to find a parking ticket. The kicker is that the assigned space was reserved for horses, a mistaken designation in the downtown lot.
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Dobbins
Eugene
Ore
G. K. Carpenter
IranUneasy Unity Amid UNO Efforts and Iran Troop Movements
The article reports on U S Secretary of State Byrnes push to keep the United Nations as a functioning body with Iran and the Russian question to be addressed at the New York meeting. It notes hopeful congressional views for a quick solution, possible Russian initiative to ease tensions, and cautious remarks on promises tied to Turkey and Iran. It also mentions Tass contradicting reports of Soviet troop movements toward the Turkish border. In Kansas City a traffic chief greets a gripe box incident with 187 speeders and a humorous complaint about patrolmen’s looks.
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Byrnes
United States
UNO
New York
Russia
Iran
State Department
UNO Security Council
Turkey
United Nation
Moscow
Op Tass
Kansas City
Henry WV. Johnson
Traffic and Safety
Notice of Service by Publication in Guilford County
The Superior Court of Guilford County North Carolina issues notice of tax lien action against J A Owen and Maggie May Owen for real estate in High Point Township tied to 1942 and 1943 taxes. Defendants must appear and answer within twenty days from March 23 1946 or face relief as prayed. Clerk of the Superior Court dated February 20 1946.
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J. A. Owen
Magete May Owen
U.S. Peace
Lena Peace
M. H. Folger
Hood System Industrial Bank
High Point
N. C
Maggie May Owen
Guilford County
North Carolina
Superior Court
Furnished Rooms For Rent In Shared House Listings
ONE furnished bedroom for two people or two men. Phone 6297. FURNISHED bedroom on bus line. 816 W. Green Street. TWO furnished bedrooms. 218 Lindsay. Phone 7168. FURNISHED room for young man. Veteran preferred. Elm St. Phone 2255. TWO rooms for rent. High Point Hotel.
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Lindsay
Elm St
High Point Hotel
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