Building Materials Not Allocated by CPA Says Official
Washington report states there is no formal federal program designating critical building areas or allocating materials to them. Rep. Carl Durham was asked by High Point Mayor Earl Phillips to consider designating High Point as critical, but CPA officials said no such program exists and any study will be voluntary, with results pending in weeks.
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Washington
High Point
Carl T. Durham
Earl N. Phillips
Phillips
Durham
Greensboro
Mond
Columbia
S. C
Civilian Production Administration
Federating Authority
CPA
Kiwanis Club Guests Hear Key Club Program
Civic Kiwanis meeting at Clay Church featured Key Club members with Robert Hester describing organization goals and work. Pete Armstrong served as MC. Caroline Ward and Bobby Hauser performed piano, with soloists by Charlie Mann. James Johnson reported treasury, John C. Sheloff won attendance prize. James G. Griffith welcomed as new member and trophy from state basketball title presented to the club.
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Kiwanis Key Club
Kiwanis Club
Clay Church
Robert Hester
Pete Armstrong
Caroline Ward
Bobby Hauser
Kiwanis
Key Club
James Johnson
Charlie Mann
Russian naval officer in Seattle espionage case
Lt. Nicolai G. Redin, 29, charged with espionage in Seattle, released on 10,000 bond under assurance he will be produced in commissioner’s court. Remarkable note on birds singing beside dead mates. Unrelated historical line about Labor Day 1894 holiday act.
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Redin
Freetland
Ore
Nicolai G. Redin
Seattle
Green Street Revival Closes With 165 New Members
Dr Lee Roberson preached at Green Street Baptist Chattanooga urging belief in hell as biblical, amid a two week revival that added 165 to church rolls including 30 transferring to neighboring churches. Soldiers from ORD Greensboro joined the closing service as membership neared 1400 with three theories of hell discussed and a warning that denying hell denies Christ.
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Lee Roberson
Highland Park Baptist Church
Chattanooga
Tenn
Green Street Baptist Church
Green Street
ORD
Greensboro
Roberson
Dr. Roberson
Hell
Jesus
Adjournment remarks amid Iran Russia talks quoted
The report notes remarks by Hussein Ala and Gromyko on Iran Russia negotiations. Premier Qavam orders the issues referred to the Security Council to avoid foreign pressure. A UN message was sent to Moscow, with no new developments reported. News also lists multiple 1946 North Carolina public sale notices, including Guilford County land auctions in High Point and a mortgage sale by Martha Conrad.
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Iran
Russia
Qavam
Security Council
Ofce
Hussein Ala
Ussein Ala
Gromyko
United Nations
Washington
Tehran
Jomyko
Moscow
North Carolina
Guilford County
Superior Court
High Point
Clinard
R J. Clinard
City of
High Point, & Municipal Corporation
Court House
Greensboro
High Point Township
Mccadam Road
R. J. Clinard
J. W. Johnson
Office of Register of Deeds
Main Street
Rupert T Pickens
Martha Conrad
Register of Deeds
West Green
South Main Streets
Ragan & Harmon
Bell Lands
Office of the Register of Deeds
Ragan Street
F. A. Bumgarner
N. C
W. C. Idol
Roberson, Haworth & Reese, Attys
Children’s Home, Inc
Glenn Avenue
Melrose
Ray Street
Ray Smith's
Scott Street
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
West Green Street
Harris & Covington Hosiery Mill
Cloverdale
High Point Real Estate and Trust Company
Rupert T. Pickens
J. B. Stinson Dies At Home In Siler City
J B Stinson 66 resident of Goldston Rt 1 died at home after a week of illness and years of declining health. He was a Chatham native, former deputy sheriff, member of Goldston Junior Order council 288, and Bethany Baptist Church. Survived by wife Jerusha Tally, five daughters, four sons, one sister, one brother, and seven grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 3 pm Bethany Baptist Church with body in church one hour prior. Burial in church cemetery.
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Siler City
J. B. Stinson
Goldston
Rt. 1
Mack Stinson
Chatham County
Jerusha Tally
Nell Stinson
Raleigh
C. M. Burrows
High At
Ed Michael
High Point
M. Y. Pleasant
Burham
Mattie
Noted Author And Designer To Speak Here
Edward D Dunn, noted writer, architect, traveler, and lecturer, will address the local Executives club Monday night at the Sheraton hotel on Americans Can Be Proud. He has lived in Europe, Africa, Mexico, and Canada and aided Commodore A Loring Swasey in wartime design. Reservations for the dinner must be in by Monday morning.
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Edward D. Dunn
Executives Club
Sheraton Hotel
Europe
Africa
Mexico
Canada
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Commodore A. Loring Swasey
Dunn
America
Lionel Barrymore
Walter Woolf
Eleanor Painter
Parity debate and wage rider in Senate continuation
Senator Russell backs a revised parity price method while the farm-price rider is discussed. President's stance unsettled as lawmakers await outcome. Majority Leader Barkley underscores the drama, noting the president asked him to act while labor and farming voices clash over a 65 cent minimum wage and broader coverage.
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Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Pepper
Aare Farmer
Barkley
Man
WAC Officer Voices Views On Army Fairness
Warrant Officer Irene F. Scott testified on day two of a lengthy hearing. She said WACs face fewer prejudices than strictly male troops, due to younger ranks and more officers rising through the ranks. She argued empathy for enlisted women's problems and that women are less snobbish than men.
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WAC
Irene F. Scott
Wacs
Miss Scott
Two Thefts Reported To Local Police
Local police reported two thefts occurring in the last few days here this morning. Loftin McLamb of the Sinclair service station at Willowbrook and Commerce streets said someone broke in and stole a radio and an undetermined sum of money through a back window. Morris E. McMahan of 1409 Pershing street reported two leather brief cases and three insurance policies stolen from his car parked beside his house.
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Loftin McLamb
Sinclair
Willowbrook
Commerce Streets
Morris E. McMahan
Pershing Street
Last Sermon by Dr. Collins at First Methodist Church
Dr. Oliver J. Collins delivered the final sermon of his ten day series at First Methodist Church on the cross of Christ. He urged personal devotion, spoke of Jesus facing betrayal, and urged self examination to keep God as the center of life while facing the world’s needs.
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Oliver J. Collins
First Methodist Church
Cross of
Christ
Matthew
Jesus
Peter
James
John
Gethsemane
Withal
Henry David Toreau
God
Three Held On Prostitution Charges In City
Three young women aged 18 to 21 were arrested on prostitution charges and accused of operating a taxi service for that purpose. Mary Alice Beddington 19 Ruth Dora Samuels 21 both of 1206 Vernon street and Jackie Lorraine Carroll 18 of 434 Mangum avenue were held on $200 bonds. Baxter Clifton Willey 28 of 416 Park street faced aid ing and abetting prostitution and $200 bond. Herman Victory 27 of 200 Vails alley charged with operating an automobile under the influence and resisting arrest with a $700 bond. D Fogleman of Burlington returned here on hit and run and reckless driving charges. Branson 29 of 423 South Main street arrested for larceny and violating the prohibition law with $550 bond. He was charged with possessing one half pint of liquor and stealing $60 from Martha Spivey.
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Mary Alice Beddington
Ruth Dora Samuels
Vernon Street
Jackie Lorraine Carroll
Mangum Avenue
Baxter Clifton Willey
Park Street
Herman Victory
Vails Alley
D. Fogleman
Burlington
Fogleman
Carson C. Leach
Branson
South Main Street
Martha Spivey
Funeral Rites for Rev Rupert L Clinton in Thomasville
Special funeral service for Rev Rupert Lee Clinton retired Methodist died at home on Rt. 5 Thomasville was held in Wesley Memorial Methodist church with Rev Paul Hardin Rev A M Hamilton and Dr W A Lambeth officiating Active pallbearers included Eugene Elliott Clyde Elliott A J Shaw L G Campbell Ernest Luck and Henry Elliott A church choir and organist provided music Interment was in Flora Garden Cemetery. Sameul Lee Darr funeral held at Calvary Reformed Church for prominent farmer and saw mill operator who died Wednesday night with Rev W C Lyerly and Rev C O Plyler in charge Active pallbearers included Arthur Berrier Matthew Berrier Burgess Morris J L Perryman Will Walker and Lawrence Kennedy Honorary pallbearers listed and church quartet performed music Interment in family plot of the church cemetery.
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R. L. Clinton
Thomasville
Rupert Lee Clinton
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Paul Hardin
A. M. Hamilton
W. A. Lambeth
Greensboro
Eugene Elliott
Clyde Elliott
A. J. Shaw
L. G
Sameul Lee Darr
Samuel Lee Darr
Rt. 1
Calvary Reformed Church
W. C. Lyerly
C. O. Plyler
Arthur Berrier
Matthew Berrier
Burgess Morris
J. L. Perryman
Will Walker
Lawrence Kennedy
S. P. Ball
Curtis Bowers
Carl Black
Walter Sledge
P. L. Lopp
Cletus Bowers
Cromer Alexander
C. C Alexander
Allen Kaney
C. E. Ridge
Virgil Hilton
Everett Hilton
J. Vann Cashatt
Betty Mack Hilton
Pearl Berrier
Fractionally Higher Prices In Market
Fractionally higher prices predominated in today’s early stock market transactions with leaders listed as Anaconda Kennecott United Corp Bethlehem U S Rubber Caterpillar Boeing Great Northern and Pure Oil. In Chicago livestock sales hogs were scant and steady while cattle showed broad active demand with steers and heifers rising to 25 and cows steady to 25 up, with top steers near 18.00 and yearlings around 17.65.
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New York
Anaconda
Kennecott
United Corp
Bethlehem
U. S. Rubber
Caterpillar Tractor
Boeing
Great Northern
Pure Oil
Chicago
USDA
Howard Steed Appointed Judge For Thomasville
Howard Steed a Thomasville attorney and Democratic official, was appointed to the recorder's court judgeship by Gov R G Cherry, effective April 1 for a two year term. Steed previously served as interim judge in 1944 and was solicitor from 1941 to 1942, returning to private practice after Army service.
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Thomasville
Howard Steed
Bar Association
Recorder’s Court
R. G Cherry
Carl C. Wilson
Steed
Wilson
Democratic Executive Committee
Debaters named for East Carolina Teachers College team
Thomasville’s Charles Long and peers Edward Bright Gloria Butler and Joyce Strickland were chosen March 28 at special tryouts to represent East Carolina Teachers College in April intercollegiate debates. Also contains public hearing notice for High Point zoning amendment and city clerk sign-off.
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the Enterprise
Greenville
East Carolina Teachers College
Charles Long
Thomasville
Edward B. Bright
Chacowinity
Gloria Butler
Tabor City
Joyce Strickland
Angier
Jarvis Forensic Club
Council Chamber
High Point
North Carolina
Ares
Ward Street
Southern Railway Company
Ward St
Ridgeway Avenue
Fowler Street
Mill Street
Enarchy
Welborn
North Carolina Weather Report
Fair and warm today then cooler tonight. Sunday expects partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures across the region.
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North Carolina
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Garner & Son Agency
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