Safe Cracker Suspect Held In Columbia By Authorities
Police announce the arrest of A. J. VanAndel in Columbia South Carolina after a statewide chase with FBI involvement. He faces a breaking and entering charge in Asheboro and is wanted in Saint Paul and other North Carolina towns. VanAndel plans to waive extradition.
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J. A. Lowdermilk
FBI
A. J. VanAndel
High Point
Vanander
Columbia
S. C
SBI
Lowdermilk
VanAndel
Asheboro
Saint Paul
North Carolina
Funeral Rites for Mrs Lucy Welborn Held at Beulah Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Lucy lla Welborn 67 died at 712 Tate Street were held Wednesday at 2 PM at First Evangelical and Reformed Church of which she was a member. The service included music by a quartet and piano accompaniment with flowers from church women. Pallbearers named. burial in Beulah church cemetery near Lexington.
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Lucylla Welborn
Tate Street
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Dia
Hoy Fesperman
Edith Bamballis
Frankie Cecil
M F Crooks
George Gibbardt
Jewel Myers
North Carolina Forecast: Warmer, Some Coastal Clouds
Fair weather with clouds along the coast and a warm trend continues today. Tonight turns slightly cooler with cooler coastal conditions. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and further warming across the region.
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North Carolina
Roberson Speaks On Unchangeable Things In Life
Dr. Lee Roberson of Chattanooga Tennessee spoke at Green Street Baptist Church on "The March of Time" from Hebrews eight verse, saying sin remains constant despite changes around us. He urged salvation only through Jesus Christ and warned that church membership or morality alone cannot save.
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Attanooga
Tenn
Green Street Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Roberson
America
Dr. Roberson
God
Orson
Christ
Dr. N
Swine Sanitation Emphasized by Extension Experts
Bloomington Indiana experts urge thorough cleaning of sow farrowing pens and houses. They stress boiling lye water to scrub floors and walls as a key step in swine sanitation programs.
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Bloomington
Ind
Rose Binbo Defies Six Month Workhouse Sentence
In municipal court Judge D C MacRae sentenced Rose Binbo to six months in the workhouse for prostitution. She declared she would not stay out there. Other cases included drunken driving, assault, and larceny dismissals or continuances with various fines and suspended terms. Several defendants failed to appear and were capias-listed. others had cases pressed or dismissed.
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D. C. MacRae
Rose Binbo
Winston- Salem
C. C. Reddick
Reddick
Rose
John Vance Tomlin
Park Street
William Henry Davis
Mangum Avenue
C. Gaddy
Jamestown
Consolidated
V.L. Oat
Hazel Wood
Rhynehardt
Hilltop
Carl Steele
Hoskins
Isle
Floyd Frazier
Trinity
Ennes
James Abney
Brooks Street
Eugene Coterany
Coleman
Jack Grant
Campbell ‘Street
Eddie Pickett
Mobile Street
Lloyd Rogers
Olgane ‘Asault
Jesse Baker Howell
John Phillips
Price Street
G. V. King
Tomlinson Street
Fred Borders
Gordy Street
J. E. Williams
Johnson Street
Carl J. Hedrick
Randleman
Thomas H. Steed
Ben Lassiter
H. R. Cochrane
Eloise Mayer
A. B. Nelson
Ec. Peters
Ray I. Joyner
Roundtree Steele
X McCuller
Calvin Vestal Atwood
Soviet urges delay on Iran case at United Nations
Soviet Ambassador Andrei Gromyko told reporters that a hasty UN Security Council action on the Iranian dispute would complicate the matter. He noted President Truman’s pledge not to delay the next UN meeting while negotiations between Iran and Russia are ongoing.
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Washington
Mar
Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations Security Council
Truman
UNO
Gromyko
State Department
Byrnes
New York
Russia
Iran
Dixie faces car shortage amid ICC shipping priority
J J Kornfeld of New Orleans, advisory board chair, notes an apparent car shortage due to ICC orders prioritizing overseas shipments and railroads’ inability to obtain new cars. He says past wartime teamwork among shippers, receivers, and railroads should prevent serious transportation problems.
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J. J. Kornfeld
New Orleans
ICC
Japanese dissent over MacArthur ruling on justice
The article notes dissenters criticizing the approach to capital punishment while Wataru Narahashi the chief cabinet secretary affirms the Japanese public’s support for MacArthur’s postwar justice ruling.
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Wataru Narahasji
Sretary
MacArthur
Extreme Weather Strands Outer Banks Roads and Ferry
Severe equinox gale runoff brings record high tides along the outer banks and low water in Croatan sound. Roanoke Island ferry Manns Harbor is marooned, shipping halted, and no vehicular traffic travels between Hatteras and Manteo as posts and mail remain at inland offices. Cape HatterasDrilling continues while beach travel is impossible.
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Mantec
Croatan Sound
Roanoke Island
Oregon Inlet
Croatan
New Inlet
Pea Island
Rodanthe
Kinnikeet
Avon
Cape Hatteras
Standard Oil
Ceiling price on hay increases by one dollar per ton
The OPA raised hay price ceilings by one dollar per ton effective yesterday. State Director T S Johnson said the move aligns with grain adjustments of March 3, reflecting parity for producers and to cushion idle advances in parity.
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Raleigh
OPA
T. 5S. Johnson
Stimson Reflects on War Threats and Public Knowledge
Stimson noted that public press headlines made the risk of war in October and November 1941 obvious to all. He argued the threat was not a deep secret and warned that Armistice Day echoed a world war looming again.
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Gulf
Stimson
Washington
Eisenhower outlines postwar manpower and alliance strength
General Eisenhower told the committee that Strength is needed to support allies in the United Nations and noted smaller nations rely on larger ones. He forecast Army manpower needs of about 165 000 by July 1 1947 and a draft shortfall near 170 000 if not extended. He cited current Army strength around 2 500 000 with a net reduction of about one million by next June.
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United Nations Organization
Patterson
Bulgaria cabinet resignation signals possible reshuffle
In Sofia Premier Kimon Georgiev announced his Soviet sponsored government will submit its resignation to parliament today. Observers differ, some foresee a broadening of the cabinet under the Moscow agreement, others expect only a reshuffle among Fatherland Front parties.
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Balkans
Kimon Georgiev
Sofia
Fatherland Front
Controversy Over Board Powers Faces Continued Debate
Feonov earlier held a similar stance as Clayton outlines a wheat transaction case illustrating the clash over board authority. The body says it will persist through year end while UNRRA acts as spokesman for nations with tight budgets, seeking aid allocations from the three member nations’ food board.
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Feonov
Clayton
UNRRA
Combined Food Board
Shelly B. Caveness Announces Reelection Candidacy
Greensboro veteran legislator Shelley B. Caveness announces his bid for reelection to the Guilford County General Assembly. He is a longtime House member seeking another term.
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Caveness
Greensboro
Shelley B. Caveness
House
General Assembly
Guilford County
Agronomists urge forage planning amid protein tightness
In Chicago agronomists warn this spring's protein shortage raises the need to plan abundant forage from permanent and rotation pastures. Legumes offer a strong substitute for protein concentrates to support livestock feeding through the season.
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Chicago
INS
Agronomists
Rails And Industrials Lead Trading In March Market
Scattered rails and industrials advanced along the recovery route in New York trading as several leaders moved ahead while others stalled. A proposed stock split boosted American Airlines with gains also seen in Eastern Air Lines Boeing Glenn Martin General Motors Goodyear American Telephone Southern Railway Texas Co Eastman Kodak. Bethlehem Du Pont Chrysler Santa Fe International Nickel and Western Union lagged. Dry goods trade held steady with print cloths and sheeting selling to move quickly while orders M-317-A for the second quarter loomed with expected inclusion of agriculture and heavy industrial goods. Woolens and worsteds allocations continued, rayon quiet.
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New York
American Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Boeing
Glenn Martin
General Motors
Goodyear
American Telephone
Southern Railway
Texas Co
Eastman Kodak
Bethlehem
du Pont
Chrysler
Santa Fe
International Nickel
Western Union “A
Livestock Market Report from Chicago
Livestock market summary from Chicago shows 5,500 barrows and gilts sold at 14.85 ceiling, sows at 14.10, 5,000 cattle and 800 calves offered. Market very irregular with steers and cows weak to steady, killling quality unattractive, choice 1300 lb steers at 17.85, bulk 15.50 to 17.00, best heifers 16.35, cows mostly 7.50 to 13.00, bulls firm and vealers 16.50, stock cattle up to 16.65.
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Chicago
USDA
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade
Chicago March 21 The USDA notes salable 5 500 total on track 192 US S ship ments 1 277 Old stocks moderate supplies fair quality western stocks steady northern stocks dull New prices Idaho Russet Burbanks U S No 1 83 55 80 Colorado Red McClures U S No 1 3 50 Minnesota North Dakota Cobblers U S No 1 1 35 commercial 1 90 2 00 Bliss Triumphs commercial 1 80 2 15 Long White U S No 1 2 30 Florida 50 lb sacks Bliss Triumphs 2 30 50.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S&s
Idaho
Minnesota- North Dakota Cobblers
U. S
Bliss
Florida
Bliss Triumphs
Cotton prices rise as futures gain at midday
Noon contracts show a bale price up 35 to 60 cents with May at 26.82, July at 26.84, and October around 26.70s. Market notes ongoing shifts in front month values and new highs for the day.
European food crisis worsened by war displacement and drought
World Today notes millions of farms lack youths to work them as war shifts populations. Displaced Germans from Czechoslovakia strain Bavarian relief amid transport and stock shortages. Western Europe suffers from last year's drought and livestock plunder across France Holland Belgium.
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Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Bavaria
Europe
Spain
France
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Reich
Window box planting urged for Ames residents
Horticulturists at Iowa State College urge building window boxes now in preparation for spring plantings. Recommend boxes three feet six inches long eight inches high and ten inches wide with half inch drainage holes drilled six inches apart. Favor hardy flowers like petunias tall nasturtiums and dwarf chrysanthemums.
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Ames
Iowa
INS
Iowa State College
Card of Thanks for Rufus F. White
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Rufus F. White. Appreciation is also given for the many floral offerings from F. E. and R. B. White and families.
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Rufus F. White
F. E
R. B. White
Russians Submarines Reported Off Java Coast
Reports circulated that Russian submarines lay off the south coast of Java. Allied commands in Batavia declined to comment while Aneta and Reuters circulated varying and unconfirmed versions, with no official substantiation or details.
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Batavia
Java
Allied Command
Belgian Premier Resigns After Vote Defeat
Paul Henri Spaak quits as premier of Belgium after failing to win a vote in the chamber of duties. Regent Prince Charles confers with leaders of both houses to designate a new premier.
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Brussels
Paul Henri Spaak
Tod
Belgium
Chamber of Duties
Prince
Cancer Outpaces Breast Cancer in Men’s Fatalities
Cancer claims more male lives than female ones when excluding breast cancer, highlighting gender disparities in mortality beyond breast-related cases.
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