Exhibition Baseball Scores From AP Report
Yesterday's results include Washington tied Brooklyn 1 all after 13 innings. Philadelphia defeated Baltimore 5 to 4. St. Louis beat Boston 9 to 6. Detroit edged Buffalo 5 to 4. Boston topped Philadelphia 7 to 6. Cleveland won 16 to 10 over New York. New York beat Cincinnati 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Several games were canceled or postponed due to rain including Chicago vs Pittsburgh and Hollywood vs Chicago.
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Washington
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Buffalo
Cleveland
New York
Bradenton
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Hollywood
San Diego
Drake on Way Okinawa and Wins Wings at Pensacola
Staff Sergeant P Drake 22 son of L C Drake Rt 2 High 1 passed through Okinawa Replacement Depot before returning to the United States. Drake entered the army June 9 1943 Camp Croft S C and deployed overseas May 20 1945 serving as a baker with the 1914th Engineer Aviation Battalion. Prior to service he worked as an aircraft electrician. At Pensacola Naval Air Station March 5 1946 Earl Bailey son of Mrs C B Bailey 306 Thurston St High Point received the golden wings of a naval aviator as aviation pilot first class after earlier earning ratings as aviation machinist's mate first class and as a bombardier and aerial gunner. He is on furlough at home and will return to Pensacola soon.
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Okinawa
P. Drake
L. C. Drake
United States
Drake
Army
Camp Croft
South Carolina
Overseas
1914Th Engineer
Naval Air Station
Pen= Fla
Y Earl Bailey
C. B. Bailey
Thurston St. High Point
Sidney
U. S. Navy
Pensacola
McKinney Sinks UNC Face NYU In NCA A Clash
Horace Bones McKinney, UNC center, is viewed as a barometer for the Tar Heels in tonight's eastern NC AA eliminations opener against NYU at Madison Square Garden. He is reportedly battling a cold and a neck boil after influenza illness.
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New York
University of North Carolina
Horace “Bones” McKinney
NYU
Madison Square Garden
North Carolina-Nyu
Ohio State
Harvard
McKinney
Ben Carnevale
Lowing
Flood Control Project Work Starts Today in Missouri River Basin
Kansas City March 21 AP The first spadeful of earth marks the start of a 1.5 billion post war flood control project for the Missouri river basin under the Pick Sloan plan. The two mile wall will protect central industrial Kansas City as work begins under congressional approval in 1944.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
United States
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi
Industraal
Pick-Sloan
Congress
Education Is Impressed Upon Japanese Women
In Tokyo on March 21 American expectations for women’s education were outlined by Dean Virginia Gildersleeve of Barnard College. She told Japanese women’s magazine representatives that democratic education for women should mirror that for men, covering public affairs, earning a living, and studies in art ethics religion and related disciplines to make them better and happier individuals.
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Tokyo
Virginia Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Gildersleeve
Patrol Strength Drops From War to Peace
The state highway patrol reports 167 officers currently on duty, down from 213 before the war. Major H. J. Hatcher notes 31 patrolmen have returned to active service with the armed forces.
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State Highway Patrol
H. J. Hatcher
Hatcher
St Joseph Aspirin Promises Quality and Value
Quality when quality counts is assured when you buy St Joseph Aspirin. Unexcelled in strength purity and quality. Always dependable and economical. Demand St Joseph Aspirin, world's largest seller at 10c. Have more on the 100 tablet bottle 35¢.
Caddy program at Blair Park turns youths into top young golfers
Al Gerring reorganized Blair Park’s High Point municipal course into a caddie run with a wide recreation program. From ages 9 to 16 boys learn golf and play sports while earning caddying shifts, with clubs donated by players and support from city officials and parents.
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High Point
Blair Park
al Gerring
Butch
Johnny
Bhoys
Brazil Rail Disaster Leaves Hundreds Dead
Hospitals in Aracaju Sergipe state crowded with victims of Brazil's worst railroad disaster. About 185 killed and several hundred injured as a train carrying roughly 1000 passengers plowed off a mountain grade. The cause was unknown and the engineer sought police protection from enraged crowds.
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Rio DE Janeiio
Arcaju
Sergipe State
Brazil
Pene
Negro youths bound over after school bus crash near Louisburg
In Louisburg on March 21 two Black youths were bound over to superior court by Franklin County Recorder J E Malone in the death of four school children killed in a school bus wreck near Louisburg March 4. The defendants Win Young 15 and J C Young Jr 22 were held on bonds of 1900 each.
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Louisburg
Superior Court
Franklin County
J. E. Malone
Here
Win, Young
J. C. Young, Jr
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Horizon1 1
Crossword clues list with across and down entries including numbers and partial fills from a historic puzzle page. The grid theme features varied word lengths and includes references to common crossword vocabulary and general knowledge clues.
Some Taxpayers Get The Habit
Baltimore treasurer William J. Foley classifies taxpayers into three groups: those who pay, those who don t pay, and those who pay twice. He says the double-payers aren t driven by generosity but by a wish to be honest, having borrowed from building and loan organizations to cover taxes and filing returns without tax bills.
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Baltimore
Roe
William J. Foley
Dixon elected executive secretary for Albemarle associations
James W. Dixon of Raleigh has been elected executive secretary of the Albemarle merchants association and the chamber of commerce and has already assumed his duties.
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Albemarle Albemarle
James W. Dixon
Raleigh
Albemarle Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
United Ushers Chorus At Mt Vernon Baptist Church
The United Ushers chorus presents a Sunday 8 p m program at Mt Vernon Baptist Church with guest soloist Inez Whiteside. Community invitation extends to all.
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United Ushers Chorus
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Inez Whiteside
Calvary Gospel Singers
Seventh Day Adventist
Terra Carter
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Daniel Brooks
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
YWCA
YMCA
Wm. Penn High School
S. E. Burford
Winston- Salem Elks
Atkins High School
Curtis Chavis
Theodore Walker
Eichelberger and Shidehara Meet in Yokohama
Premier Shidehara and Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger met in Yokohama to discuss the Japanese food situation with the Eighth Army commander. The meeting follows their 1921 22 armament conference in Washington, with Shidehara a Japanese delegation member and Eichelberger on duty with the Chinese delegation.
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Yokohama
Shidehara
Robert L. Eichelberger
Washington
Eichelberger
Eighth Army
Garden Spot Rising From Dust Bowl in Kansas
Liberal Kansas reports irrigation transforming Dust Bowl land into productive farms. Potatoes yield over 300 bushels per acre, onions 700 to 800, with some areas grossing around thousand dollars annually. New crops include cantaloupes and melons, beans, carrots, and possible tomatoes peas and lettuce. Irrigation began 1940 near Bigbow, Stanton County, now expanding to about 50 wells. Gas-powered engines from Hugoton field drive pumps. cooperative pipeline built to supply fuel. Drought relief limits observed, but southern block spared significant harm amid new water access.
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Liberal
Kans
Kansas
Government Geological Service
Dust Bowl
Tive
Nile
Bigbow
Stanton County
Hugoton
ORM Cooperative
Hugh
Best-Dressed Women Listed For This Year
The fashion academy announced America's best-dressed women for 1946 in 11 fields. Winners include Claudette Colbert, Maggie McNellis, Mrs Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, Kitty Carlisle, Helen Gahagan Douglas, Ann Delafield, Hildregrade Ruthen, Helen Jefferson, Mrs Walter Thornton, Ann Sheridan. Sheridan and Thornton repeat from 1945.
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New York
Fashion Academy
America
Emil Alvin Hartman
Academy
Claudette Colbert
Maggi McNellis
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Jeanne Murray
Kitty Carlise
Helen Gahagan Uglas
D-Cal
Public Life
Ann Delafield
Dubarry Success School
Hildregrade
Ruthen
Helen Jepson
Walter Thornton
Model Agency
Head Promotion
Ann Sheridan
Miss Sheridan
Female Axis Sally to be tried in U S treason case
Justice department officials said Mil drills a 37 year old Portland Maine native identified as Axis Sally will be transported to the United States to face treason charges. She has been in custody in Zehlendorf since Friday and told reporters her conscience is clear while she bets with guards and writes about her adventures.
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Berlin
Justice Department
Sally
United States
Portland
Maine
Mildrillars
Zehlendorf
North Africa
Europe
Traffic returns to prewar volume on North Carolina highways
Traffic on North Carolina highways has resumed pre war volume and speed levels. James H. Burch head of the state highway commission statistics and planning division announced this on the basis for a series of surveys.
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Raleigh
Mar
North Carolina
James H. Burch
State Highway Commissions Statistics and Planning Division
British Bride Finds Real Treats in Fresh Fruit Delights
Mrs Gladys Parsons Roe a British bride describes shopping thrills in Ithaca New York noting plentiful fruit and New York shop windows versus coupon rationing at home. She recalls wartime shortages 20 coupons per person yearly and an 18 coat limit, while detailing her sewing knitting and managing clothes for her 15 month old son Stephen. Her husband Carl Roe an Eighth Air Force air mechanic arranged a furnished apartment and a fur coat as they adjusted to life in America since their December 1943 London courtship and marriage.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Gladys Parsons Roe
Carl Roe
England
Roe
Eighth Air Force
Battersea
Pay Increases Urged For Two Military Services
The secretaries of war and navy asked Congress to raise pay 20 percent for all personnel in the two services. They told a Senate military subcommittee that rising living costs and the technical demands of modern warfare require higher pay to attract skilled personnel.
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Washington
Congress
Secretaries of War and Navy
Senate
Dead Horse Kick Worse Than White Mule Incident
Sherman Wade of Opal Wyoming needed six stitches after a dead horse kicked during skinning. Wade removed the hide fifteen minutes after the horse died when a front leg moved in a spasm and struck him in the face.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Sherman Wade
Opal
Wade
Monhoof
Missing Clark County grader vanishes after roadside stop
Clark County road crew reports a 12 foot blade grading machine missing after parking on a lonely road two days earlier. Crews say it was left unguarded as standard practice and county commissioners were informed when the grader could not be found.
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Clark County
Congress Delays Action On Strikes Legislation
Washington March 21 congressional action on strike control legislation will be months off. Senate labor committee leadership cites settling British loan housing measures and OPA extension before floor debate. House and Senate bills differ on violence bans union contracts mediation and coverage of supervisory employees.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
OPA
Britain
Senate Committee
Pal
Federal Mediation Board
Aiken
House
Senate
Rep. Case
Cherry to View Camp Raleigh Tour by Officials
Governor Cherry leads a delegation of about 70 state county and municipal officials to tour Camp Lee installations next Tuesday. The visit is arranged by Maj. Gen. John Marston commanding officer of the Marine base.
Bronchu Emulsion Promises Quick Relief and Money Back
An advertisement offers Bronchu Emulsion with a money back guarantee if two or three doses do not provide fast relief. It claims no chloroform or narcotics, no narcotic syrup, and that the product is not habit forming. Read in Mann's Drug Store and Jeff's Drug Store.
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Mann's Drug Store
Jeff
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Aracaju
Eugene Sheffer
Pacific Island
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English Cathedral Town
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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India
Africa
Russia
U.S
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