North Carolina Senator Appointment Debate Shapes Raleigh Dinners
The piece outlines pressure on Governor Scott over a U S senate appointment with party figures and officials weighing urgency versus vacancy. It notes past gubernatorial actions, upcoming education board vacancies, and a key Jackson Jefferson dinner seen as potential turning point for the appointment.
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Scott
North Carolina
Gregg Unerry
J. W. Bailey
North Caroog
Educa
R. S. Arguson
A. C. Edwards
Santford Martin
Winston-Salem
Horace Stacy
Lumberton
Bigway Commission
R. G. Deyton
Commissioner of Revenue
Commissioner of Paroles
Purchase and Contract
Conservation and Development
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Cliff Bell
Hyde
House
General Assembly
Nebraska
Bell
Democratic Party
Raleigh
Baruch urges urgent US move for world peace decision
Bernard Baruch told the United States conference of mayors that a settlement of the Cold War is essential to avoid failure in addressing high prices taxes and unemployment. He urged calm, global stance, and hope for a Russia settlement while stressing freedom as the ultimate incentive.
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Washington
Mar
Bernard M. Baruch
United States
Baruch
United States Conference of Mayors
Congress
Russia
Free Peoples Must Stand Together Says Hoffman
Analyst Paul G. Hoffman told Swedish labor leaders in Washington that the free peoples would avoid war if they stand united. The piece notes U S educational leaders plan curriculum changes to address the cold war, teaching about Communism, democracy, and minority rule to clarify what makes a nation “free” and how to preserve freedom.
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Hoffman
Paul G. Hoffman
Washington
Russia
Mr. Hoffman
America
Educational Policies Commission
The
National Education Association
Dwight Eisenhower
Columbia University
John K. Norton
Columbia
Balkan
Free Peoples
Currency clash marks Berlin blockade after 1948 reforms
Western Allied zones launch the west mark while the East mark remains in Berlin. Soviet controlled press decries the move as fraud and the Russian response includes blocking access to Soviet sector stores. The dispute centers on currency as Berlin endures the blockade and UN efforts fail to solve it.
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Berlin
United Nations
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Stock market prices show narrow changes on steady day
In New York on March 21 the market stayed quiet with price moves limited to fractions. Gains appeared in U S Steel Goodrich Bigelow Sanford Gulf Oil United Air Lines New York Shipbuilding Lee Rubber General Electric and Phelps Dodge while declines showed in Bethlehem Steel Sears Roebuck Foster Wheeler American Can and Cincinnati Milling Machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Goodrich
Bigelow-Sanford
Gulf Oil
United Air Lines
New York Shipbuilding
Lee Rubber
General Electric
Phelps Dodge
Bethlehem Steel Sears Roebuck
Foster-Wheeler American Can
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Senator predicts price rise and seeks mild powers
Senator O Mahoney urged Congress to grant the president mild powers to fight inflation as prices he said have been rising since February testimony. He contrasted with Senator Taft who argued the economy is in balance and urged restraint on new controls. The Wyoming Democrat chairs the Senate House committee and cited rising prices tied to government spending and military outlays.
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Washington
Senator O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Congress
Truman
Wyoming
Taft
Robio
O'Mahoney
Senate-House Economic Committee
Leon Keyserling
President
Economic Council
Truman Defends Cooperation With Congress On Housing
President Truman denounces “trouble makers” claiming a rift with Congress and vows housing and rent control measures will pass. He attacks the real estate lobby as the home market foe while addressing six hundred mayors, asserting unity with lawmakers and criticizing press sensationalism.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
United States Conference of Mayors
President Not To Make Trip Immediately
U S Senator J Howard McGrath says President Truman has no immediate intention to tour the country to push his legislative program. He notes the president’s remark was a chance remark and that after other legislation is addressed renewed efforts will seek to bring civil rights forward in Congress.
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Providence
R. IL
U. S
J. Howard McGrath
Truman
Rhode Island
Washington
McGrath
Congress
Building Meet Draws Carolina Lumber Group In Asheville
Several hundred Carolina business men attend the 26th annual three day convention of the Carolina Lumber and Building Supply association in Asheville starting Wednesday. The program features an exhibition of construction equipment and new materials and annual elections Thursday. William C. Goodman of Wilmington served as president last year. Carroll Deschamps of Spartanburg is slated to become president. E. M. Garner is secretary manager with Charlotte as the headquarters city. national build materials associations will send special guests.
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Asheville
Mar
Carolina
Carolina Lumber & Building Supply Association
William C. Goodman
Wilmington
Carroll Deschamps
Spartanburg
D. C
E. M. Garner
Charlotte
New Electric Lamps Simulate Candle Flame at Tables
A new lighting novelty uses electric lamps that imitate candle flames to create atmosphere at home or in restaurants. The imitation candles reduce fire hazards, do not burn, and can last up to 1,000 hours.
Deaths and Funerals for Hodgin and Hedrick Notice
Corporal Herbert Hodgin Jr. of Archdale expected home for a graveside service at Springfield cemetery on Wednesday after being killed in action on Okinawa May 19 1945. Survivors include his parents and sister. Funeral honors by Archdale veterans. no flowers requested. Martha Velma Hedrick of Lexington dies at 76 after illness. services at First Reformed Church Lexington with burial in city cemetery. survivors include children and grandchildren. Clergy officiants Banks Taylor and Odell Leonard.
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Herbert Hodgin
W. H. Hodgin
Archdale
City
Sechrest Funeral Home
Springfield Cemetery
Clifton Pearson
Archdale Friends Meeting
Corporal Hodgin
W. H
Mary Andrews Hodgin
High Point High School
North Carolina State
Parris Island
S. C
Camp LeJeune
Guadalcanal
Okinawa
Cornelia Ann Hodgin
Guilford College
J. T. Mann
Joe Johnson
Grady Goldston, Jr
Bobby Edwards
Jack Preston
Carl Parker
Joe Bouldin
O. M. Hayworth
J. B. Edwards, Jr
Richard E. Jenkins, Jr
Johnny Miller
James Hayworth
Summers-Hodgin
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
J. T. Hedrick
Martha Velma Hedrick
Lexington
Lexington Memorial Hospital
First Reformed Church of
Hedrick
Randolph County
William and Mary Coltrane Sheppard
J. Tilden Hedrick
Minsters Seek Davidson County Sunday Entertainment Ban
Davidson county ministers ask for a bill to outlaw commercial Sunday amusement in the county. Senator Wade H. Phillips and Rep. L. A. Martin from Lexington received the petition and forwarded it to the attorney general for study. Golf was not named. existing state laws reportedly do not ban Sunday movies baseball stock car or motorcycle racing.
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Thomasville
Mar
Wade H. Phillips
L. A. Martin
Lexington
General Assembly
Davidson County
Davidson County Ministerial Association
Phillips
Attorney General's Office
Mrs Allene Kearns Rites Set At Wesley Memorial Church
Mrs Allene Elizabeth Kearns 39 of 504 Denny Street died Sunday night after a long illness. She was born January 25 1910 in Randolph County and married December 16 1938 to Estley E Kearns. Survived by husband two daughters Carol Ann and Jane two brothers Worth Glenn and Finch all of High Point two sisters Mrs Lacy Lewis and Mrs W A Carter of Asheboro. Funeral Tuesday at 3 pm at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The body returns to the residence Monday at 4 pm.
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Allene Kearns
Allene Elizabeth Kearns
Denny Street
Estley E. Kearns
Randolph County
H. Lee Kearns
Carol Ann
Jane Kearns
Alice Kearns
Worth
Glenn
Finch Kearns
High Point
Lacy Lewis
W. A. Carter
Asheboro
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Susanna Wesley
Farmer
Paul Hardin
N. M. Harrison
E. M. Avett
Wesley Memorial Church
Floral Garden Park
Mrs Fannie Lomax Dies at 15 in Thomasville
Mrs Fannie Lomax aged 15 died at her daughter Mrs Howard Russell's home in Thomasville after an extended illness. Survivors include five sons Odell Troy W C J W O A Lomax of Thomasville and N H Lomax of Albermaine. two daughters Mrs Charles Hall and Mrs Howard Russell. Grandchildren number 25 and great grandchildren 12. M V Lomax of Lexington is Davidson County register of deeds. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 11 at Chandler's Grove Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. body to be moved to Mrs Russell's home at 112 a m.
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Fannie Lomax
Thomasville
M. V. Lomax
Lexington
Davidson County
Chandler’s Grove Methodist Church
Russell
Senate Bills Propose Rent Controls and Decontrol Plans
The bills would extend federal housing controls to March 31 and rents to June 30 while offering a local option to lift ceilings. Senate provisions include treble damages for overcharges, criminal penalties, automatic rent increases, and luxury housing decontrol, with a push to clear the way for the EPR program expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Tornado Hits Melrose N M Demolishes Garage
A small tornado accompanied yesterday's seasonal change in Melrose New Mexico. It demolished a frame garage in the business district tore down power and telephone lines and sparked a blinding dust storm. Rain broke a four and a half month Miami drought with six inches at the airport and 2.56 in the city core while lighter rain fell north to Fort Lauderdale. Skies were mostly clear elsewhere.
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Middle Atlantic
Melrose
N. M
Miami
Fla
Fort Lauderdale
Charles Paroled After Conviction in Grand Larceny Case
Federal Bureau of Investigation agents in Charlotte say Charles aka Carl Glover was convicted in Louisville Kentucky of grand larceny and served two years. He was paroled in 1930.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Charlotte
Carl Glover
Louisville
Marshall Scott to Speak for Veterans in Jubilee Broadcast
General George C. Marshall and Governor Scott will headline North Carolina’s Golden Jubilee celebration for the Veterans of Foreign Wars. A statewide radio program on April 9 at 3 p m will feature Marshall from Southern Pines at the John Boyd Post 7318 home dedication and Scott from Raleigh.
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Raleigh
George C. Marshall
Scott
North Carolina
Veterans of Foreign Wars
General Marshall
Southern Pines
John Boyd
VFW
Classified Advertisement Rates and Terms
Rates listed for multiple insertion options with per line charges. Advertisements require a definite number of insertions and may be cancelled before expiration with charges only for lines that appeared. Notes define rate per line for white space and special terms for consecutive day sequences.
Exchange Clubs to Meet August 19 21
North Carolina's 36 Exchange Clubs will hold their annual convention August 19 to 21 in Fayetteville. Plans were announced after a board of control meeting of the state organization.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Fayetteville
State Organization
Board of Control
Furnished Rooms for Rent Adverts in Local Homes
Nicely furnished rooms with twin beds and modern conveniences. Listings at 305 Steele Street 302 Best Street and 329 Woodrow with phone numbers 66413 66413 and 4377 providing contact. One private home in Emery wood section offers a gentleman’s room with automatic heat and continuous hot water, contact 7473.
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Steele Street
Best Street
Woodrow
Emerywood
Woodrow Avenue
E. Ray Street
Sherwood Village
Valley Ridge Drive
North Main Street
Curtis Smithdeal, Inc
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English ST
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