Republicans Planning Farm Policy Drive for 1952
Republicans press ahead with a 1952 farm policy drive. GOP chairman Hughe D. Scott Jr. expects a midwest grass roots meeting, likely in Des Moines, to craft a farm program. Kansas Governor Frank Carlson says Truman’s farm plan fails farmers’ needs and GOP must propose a workable alternative.
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Hughe D. Scott, Jr
GOP National Committee
Midwest
Des Moines
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Truman
Carlson
Scott
Washington
Capital Hill
Thomasville Council Installs 1949 50 Members
Thomasville opens the 1949 50 city council with Mayor Harry B Finch inaugurated. W W Rapp elected mayor pro tem. wards represented by Curry Regan Arthur Black W F E Tomlinson and Tom Johnson. English bids farewell as he passes the gavel and council eyes regular meetings and salaries.
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Thomasville
Harry B. Finch
W. W. Rapp
N. C. English
Finch
Rapp
Currry Regan
Arthur Black
W. F E. Tomlinson
Tom Johnson
English
R. M. Cooksey
Roy Proctor
Tomlinson
Thomasville City Hall
W. E. Tomlinson
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Curry Regan
S. T. Stoker
City Council Sets Meeting Times and Salaries
The council fixed regular meetings for the second Monday of each month at 7 30 PM in city hall and may call special meetings anytime. Salaries were set at 200 dollars for councilmen and 400 dollars for the mayor. Eva Jones was re elected city clerk and treasurer and the State Industrial Bank and First National Bank are depositories with a 5000 dollar maximum at the industrial bank. Only one person attended the installation ceremonies aside from city manager, city attorney, and press.
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Lic Safety
Black
Rapp
Eva Jones
State Industrial Bank
First National Bank
Mop-Up Membership Drive Planned for Thomasville
A one day mop up membership drive will be held May 18 in Thomasville led by a 14 two man teams under C R Reed. Kenneth Hoyle announced the campaign and first year donation from N C English of the Ragan knitting mill to fund next year’s chamber budget.
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Thomasville
Chamber
C. R. Reed
Reed
Hoyle
N. C. English
Ragan Knitting Mill
English
SBI Called To Investigate Death of Man
The State Bureau of Investigation was reportedly called in by Davidson county officers investigating the death of Roy Odell Snider 39 of Lexington Route 2 whose body was found on railroad tracks near here. The case is being reviewed for possible foul play and evidence has been sent to Duke University laboratory for analysis. Last rites were held at Liberty Baptist Church with Rev T BR Yorn officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Marriage licenses were issued to Elwyn Red Buck and Mary Koonts Frank Jerll and Dora Lee Letter Bynum S Newton and Susie N Hanes Cab FE Hun ter and Ruby P Atkins.
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Thomasville
State Bureau of Investigation
Roy Odell Snider
Lexington
High Point
Denton
SBI
Davidson County
Snider
Duke University Laboratory
Sni
Liberty Baptist Church
T. BR. Yorn
Ben Martin
B. C. Nance
Max Wright
Austin May
Floyd Ball
Ruby Martin
Elwyn Red Buck
Winston-Salem
Mary Koonts
Frank Jerll
Dora Lee Letter
Asheboro
Bynum S. Newton
Susie N. Hanes
Cab FE
Hunter
Ruby P. Atkins
Winston. Salem
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Congress
White House
Thomasville Council
Flora Campbell
WMFR
High Point Tuberculosis Association
Miss Campbell
Madelon Taggart
New York
Hollywood
National Tuberculosis Association
Ray Milland
Washington ST
BE. High SF
Ss Center
Verly Sverl
Joe Bales
Douglas Bray
Dolan Calhoun
Wint Capel
G. M. Casper
Baren Craven
Curtis Fields
Frank File
Tom A. Finch
Ernest Harrell
Hal Harrison
Dr. ©. R. Hodgin
Jay Howard
George L. Hundley
Joe Johnson
Derk Mendenhall
Norris Perry
Charlie Provost
Robert Rapp
Dugan Ritchie
Bob Steibling
Bill Thompson
R. F. van Landingham
Homer Beck
R. Reed
Pee Pel
Atl
New Hudson
America
Hudson
Ata
Americas
Sloop Auto Sales & Service
Elvida Black
Ruth Eddinger
Clara Bryant
Charlotte York
Ruth Snider
D. W. Powers
Arcadia Ave
San Gabriel
Calif
Kellee's
Battle Creek
Mich
All National
Belk- Stevens Co
High Pourts
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