United States Cautious on Peace Moves Diplomacy
The United States avoids appearing to push peace plans while Undersecretary Welles travels home from Europe. The White House urges cautious optimism and notes no peace proposals have been received, citing the heavy responsibility of mediation and risk of seeming weak.
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Andrue
Washington
Welles
Roosevelt
Hite House
White House
Stephen Earry
Mt Vernon Black Groups Plan Evening Meetings
The Mt. Vernon Baptist Church Junior Usher Board meets Thursday at 7 pm and the Willing Workers Club gathers at 16 Bencini Apartment on East Washington Street. A parent conference for church members is set Friday at 7 pm at the church. Six W Club of Women's Memorial A M E B Church meets Thursday at 8 pm at the parsonage 105 Eccles Street. Alpha Art Club hosts at Mrs. E V Baldwin’s home on Kivett Drive Thursday at 8 pm. The Gaylord family thanks friends for condolences after Louise Gaylord Caveness death.
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MT. Vernon
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Willing Workers Club
Lola Freeman
Bencini
East Washington Street
W Club
Women's Memorial A. M. EB. Church
Eccles Street
Betty Green
Alpha Art Club
E. V. Baldwin
Kivett Drive
Guilford County Realty Transfers Across Townships
A list of real estate transfers in Guilford County shows multiple trustees and spouses transferring lots and tracts. Transfers occur in High Point Jamestown Gilmer Oak Ridge Jefferson Bruce Friendship Morehead and surrounding areas with properties on English Ward Ward Ward streets Patterson Avenue and Freeman Mill road.
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High Point Township
Mark Cauble
Prudential Insurance Company of America
English Street
Laurance M. Ingram
Victor W. Dallas
Emerywood Addition
W. H. Suggs
D. J. Hatley
Ward Street
Jamestown Township
R. D. Penny
R. R. Kirkman
Lake Triangle Park
Gilmer Township
J. W. Clay
Charles M. Westmoreland
Lotsa
White Oak Grove
Oak Ridge Township
D. R. Lester
W. O. Jones
Morgan Heights
W. ©. Jones
C. R. Angel
Jefferson Township
Max D. Hanner
George P. Hodgin, Jr
Daniel and Young
Bruce Township
R. L. Tilley
Robert Austin
W. D. Davis
Man Sues Carolina Spring for 11000 Damages
William B. Young files suit in municipal court seeking 11000 from Carolina Spring Corporation. He claims a coworker and he were forced into a dark box car to move a 50 pound parcel causing injury, plus a thumb injury from a machine due to no guard or gloves. He alleges lack of Workmen's Compensation insurance and that the province payment situation affected operations.
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William B. Young
Municipal Court
Carolina Spring Corporation
North Carolina
Consecration Service at Wesley Memorial Church
An impressive candlelit worship service will be held at Wesley Memorial Church Thursday at 7 30 pm. Rev Cecil Haworth of Central Friends Church will present lantern slides on Holy Week to deepen reflection on the last supper with Jesus and his disciples drawing a large congregation each year.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Jesus
Cecil Haworth
Central Friends Church
Hatch clean politics act may affect North Carolina race
A Hatch clean politics act fight in Congress could limit county farm agents from campaigning. The upcoming North Carolina primary on May 26 could see agents line up for C Wayland Spruill in the race against incumbent W Kerr Scott, aided by Dean I Va Schaub in opposition to Scott.
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Henry Averill Raleigh
House of Representatives
North Carolina
Scott-Spruins
W. Kerr Scott
C. Wayland Spruill
Bertie County
Hatch
Scott
Will Graham
Spruill
Republicans Choose Delegates for Forsyth County Meet
Kernersville township Republicans elected delegates at a recent convention to attend the Forsyth County convention in Winston-Salem Saturday afternoon. The delegation will be headed by Fred H. Morris, chairman of the precinct committee.
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Kernersville
Kernersville Township
Forsyth County
Winston-Salem
Fred H. Morris
Thomasville High School Summer Employment Plan
Mrs G E Crowe head of the local State Employment Service office announces a plan for Thomasville High School students to find summer work. Non graduates can obtain summer jobs and graduates may seek permanent positions if they do not plan to attend college. Cooperating are principal Lois Johnson and faculty member W H Gibson.
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Thomasville
Thomasvil High School
G. E. Crowe
State &Ployment Service
Calles
Crowell
Lois Johnson
School
W. H. Gibson
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