State News Briefs From Greensboro and Durham
Greensboro hosts the North Carolina State Fraternal Congress annual session with Farrar Newberry as principal speaker. In Davidson, Dr. John R. Cunningham praises allied leadership and urges worship next Sunday. Greenville reports fire destroying the Atlantic Coast Line Railway main freight warehouse with losses over 109000. Durham notes a cigarette bowl ritual on Main Street as local habit and mentions a weed plan benefiting regional use.
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Greensboro
North Carolina State Fraternal Congress
Farrar Newberry
National Fraternal Congress
Charles Hines
Hand OF
Durham
USC
Purham
Trustees Named to North Carolina School for the Blind Board
Governor Cherry announced eleven board members for the North Carolina School for the Blind. New appointees include Mrs. E. R. Buhan of Kinston James Penland of Asheville and Allison Farmer of Bailey. Remaining appointees include E. J. Britt Alfred Williams W. G. Enloe Carroll W. Weathers George R. Bennette Dr Carl W. Tyner and J Edward Alien.
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Raleigh
North Colina School For the
Cherry
E. R. Bu Han
Kinston
James Penland
Asheville
Allison Farmer
Bailey
E. J. Britt
Lumberton
Alfred Williams
W. G. Enloe
Carroll W. Weathers
George R. Bennette
Greensboro
Carl W. Tyner
Leaksville
J. Edward Alien
Racing To Be Continued On Most Tracks
More than 10,000 thoroughbreds waited as the national ban on racing was lifted by War Mobilizer Fred M. Vinson. Early openings target Narragansett and Sportsman Chicago with several tracks planning May to July debuts across states. Wagering and attendance figures from last season are cited along with war relief contributions tied to racing.
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New York
Fred M. Vinson
Narragansett
R. I
Sportsman Chicago
West Virginia
Charles Town
Wheeling Downs
Hamburg
N. Y
Roosevelt Raceway
L. L
Goshen
Syrenue
Pearl Harbor
Lms
Franks and Scalloped Potatoes Bake for Five Servings
A recipe instructs browning onion in margarine then adding flour and milk to a sauce. Slice potatoes and frankfurters, mix with the sauce, bake in a greased casserole at 350 F for 1 hour 15 minutes, uncover to brown, and top with reserved frankfurters for final minutes. Serves 5.
Plan an Easy Menu for a Simple Family Dinner
Simple menu designed for a single child and Dad with quick prep times. Dishes include wonakie store and Scalloped Potatoes 144 hrs, Margarined Green Beans 3 hrs, Asparagus with Thousand Island Dressing, Corn Bread 4 hr, Apple Butter Ice Cream. Instructions mention dropping beans in boiling salted water and cooking 15 to 30 minutes.
Baseball leaders and stats from the season
Batting Ott and Lombardi lead with top averages Ott New York .390 Lombardi New York .396 Runs Ott New York 22 Holmes Boston 18 RBIs Lombardi New York 21 Nieman Boston 17 Elliott Pittsburgh 17 Hits Holmes Boston 28 Rucker New York 28 Doubles Kurowski St Louis 7 Holmes Boston 6 Nieman Boston 6 Rucker New York 6 Triples Walker Brooklyn Gustine Pittsburgh 2 Home runs Lombardi Ott 5 Weintraub Newas and Nieman and Workman ton Stolen bases McCormick Cincinnati 5 Barrett Pitts 4 Pitching Voiselle and Eld Iman New York 4 0 Heusser Cincinnati 3 0
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Olmo
Brooklyn
Ott
New York
Holmes
Boston
Lombardi
Nieman
Elliott
Pittsburgh
Rucker
Kurowski
St. Louis
Walker
Gustine
Weintraub
New As
Workman
Ton
McCormick
Cinccinnati
Barrett
Pitts
Voiselle
Eld Iman
Heusser
Cincinnati
Baseball Leaders: Case and Binks Highlight Washington Batting
Case and Binks lead with eight hits each while Washington players Myatt and Case top runs and steals. Derry records four home runs with Hayes, Johnson and Stephens also tallying three. Borony and Benton share a 4 0 pitching line for New York and Detroit.
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Cuccinello
Chicago
Stephens
St. Louis
Case
Washington
Stirnweiss
New York
Myatt
Derry
Etten
Ve York
Binks
Ares
Washi Seeneee
Carnett
Chevelonas
Hayes
Philadelphia
Johnson
Boston
Borony
Nd Benton
Detroit
Yesterday's Big League Stars Highlight Narrow Wins
Highlights from Major League action include Rudy York of the Tigers going 2 doubles and a single with one RBI in a 4-1 win over the Yankees. Paul O'Dea of the Indians delivered a ninth inning pinch single to beat Boston 2-1. Thornton Lee earned his third White Sox win at the Athletics 6-4, contributing a single. Dixie Walker of the Dodgers added a triple and double in a 6-4 win over the Cardinals. Vince DiMaggio sparked a 5-2 Phillies win over the Cubs with a single and two run homer. O'Brien started the Pirates' 9-5 victory over the Braves with a bases-loaded double. Mel Ott tied Lou Gehrig’s lifetime home run mark with No. 494 as the Giants beat the Reds 6-1.
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Rudy York
Tigers
Yanks
Paul O'Dea
Indians
Boston
Thornton Lee
White Sox
Athletics
Don Black
Dixie Walkerers
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Vince DiMaggio
Phillies
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
O’brien
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Braves
Mel Ott
Giants
Lou Gehrig
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn College Closes Scandal Case Convictions
The Brooklyn College basketball scandal ends with Harvey Stemmer and Henry Rosen convicted of conspiring to defraud the public by bribing five players to throw a game. Stemmer gets one year in prison and a $500 fine while Rosen’s sentence is postponed for background review after jury clemency recommendation.
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New York
Brooklyn
Harvey Stemmer
Henry Rosen
Louis Goldstein
Stemmer
Rosen
Kings County Court
Goldstein
Akron
Ohio) University
Advance Store Opens New Location on North Main Street
The Advance Store relocates to 313 315 North Main street with a 40 by 70 foot frontage and 70 feet storage. Manager F W Collins says the formal opening is Friday after modernization and new lighting. The company operates 33 stores in Virginia and North Carolina.
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Advance
North Main Street
Frank W. Collins
F. W. Collins
Collins
Winston-Salem
Burlington
Charlotte
Operaton
Virginia
North Carolina
Roanoke
Arthur Taubman
South Main Street
Dog Racing Tracks To Reopen Tuesday Night
Miami Florida May 10 The lifting of the racing ban allows two of Florida nine dog racing tracks to reopen Tuesday night at Biscayne Kennel Club and another track to reopen by mid next week. Tracks may operate for two weeks before the season ends May 31 with a push to extend the season 30 days by legislative action.
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Miami
Fila
Florida
Ies
Wilmington Blue Rocks beat Hagerstown Owls 33 to 13
Wilmington Blue Rocks defeated the Hagerstown Owls 33 to 13 in an eight inning game at Wilmington. The contest was halted by a league curfew after two hours eight minutes. Wilmington leads the Interstate league race.
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Wilmington Blue Rocks
Hagerstown Owls
Wilmington
Guilford County Real Estate Transfers Highlight Property Deals
Guilford County real estate transfers include R L Church and wife selling four church land lots to Axim L Holliman and wife in High Point Township. Rufus C Russell and wife sell a tract in Upshaw land to J D Lewis and wife. Etta Moore transfers a Blair Putrelle development lot to Samuel W Evans and wife.
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High Point Township
R. L. Church
Axim L. Holliman
Church Landa
Rufus C. Russell
J. D. Lewis
Upshaw Land
Etta Moore
Samuel W. Evans
Blair-Putrelle
Kesselring Says Hitler Surprised By Not Taking Underground Holdout
Field Marshal Albert Kesselring says he is most surprised Hitler did not lead a defense from fortified tunnels in the Salzburg area. He adds Hitler appeared in excellent health in Berlin mid April and was dead according to the chief of staff of the 6th air army. He calls Hitler a genius in military operations but notes misused leadership.
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Saalfelden
Austria
Albert Kesselring
Hitler
Salzburgtesgaden
Kesselring
U. S
Tyrolean
Alps
der Fuehrer
Berlin
6Th Air Army
Keselring
Oll
Germany
Fights Report From City Boxing Cards Across U S Venues
The report lists multiple boxing results across Cleveland Paterson Jersey City Oakland and Newark with fighters such as Tommy Bell Leroy Jackson Bobby Smith and Patsy Zocanna. Outcomes include TKOs decisions and a draw plus linked locations and weights.
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Cleveland
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Ohio
Chuck Hunter
Leroy Jackson
Victor Flores
Mexico City
Paterson
N. J
Pat Demers
Brockton
Mass
Danny Bartfield
New York
Andy Hayward
Newark
Benny May
Montreal
Drew
Jersey City
Bobby Smith
Philadelphia
Georgie Cooper
Sal Richie
Brooklyn
Patsy Zocanna
Oakland
Calif
al Couture
Bangor
Chester Slider
Fresno
Pete Lakeovich
Lloyd Michigan
Detroit
Happy Chandler Namesake Runs Belmont Tracks Return
Lexington May 10. Baseball Commissioner Happy Chandler previously barred players from tracks angering horsemen. When racing resumes a Kentuckian named Chandler will oversee the Belmont ovals in the namesake role.
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Lexington
Chandler
Beloved Two Year Old Foals Named at Belmont Park
A two year old trained under B Widener at Belmont Park carries a name honoring a public official. The register lists the horse as officially registered in salute to the commendable commissioner’s work.
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Happy C
B. Widener
Belmont Park
Fragmented data on US literacy and schooling levels
The record notes that 41 percent of Americans had less than a fifth grade education, 4.1 percent completed high school and 1.2 percent completed four years of college, indicating low educational attainment.
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Groes
United States
Lang's Gastric Tablets Ad Shoppers Coupon
An old advertisement promotes Lang's Gastric Tablets to aid digestion and relieve acid stomach distress including heartburn sour stomach and bloating. It invites clipping the ad for 25 cents off a first purchase at Mann's Cut Rate Drug Store.
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Lang
Mann's
Cut Rate Drug Store
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