Negro elementary school track meet at Millis sta
The Fairview Street team coached by Mrs. J. K. Williams won the Millis track meet over Leonard Street with an average of 76 percent. Winners from Leonard Street included William Johnson, James Jett, James Archie, Joe Simpson, and others at High Point college field day.
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Millis Sta
Fair Street
J. K. Williams
Leonard Street
J. J. Ellington
Fairview Street
High Point College
Fairview
William Johnson
James Jett
James Archie
Joe Simpson
Thomas Lipscomb
Chas Walker
Nathaniel Boyd
John Lewis
James Leck
Alonzo Huff
Omega Ramseur
Ella Ree Carter
Dorothy Marks
Bertie Titus
Leroy Garvin
Leon Sharpe
YWCA
R. B. McCree
Ruth Young
Marshall Urges World Trade Pact for Economic Unity
Secretary of State Marshall urged swift agreement on a charter for a proposed world trade organization as crucial for economic stability and security. He spoke at World Trade Week, noting progress at Geneva but stressing U S cooperation with 18 trading nations and 100 negotiations planned by month’s end.
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Washington
Marshall
International Trade Organization
World Trade United Nations
United States
Geneva
State Department
Signers of the Declaration of Independence
Historical note records that 56 individuals affixed their signatures to the Declaration of Independence marking a unified stance for colonial autonomy. The signatories included notable figures who represented colonies across the new nation.
Sea pay questioned for living aboard yacht in war
Rep Ploeser charges Admiral King and aides drew extra sea duty pay while living aboard a Washington yacht during World War II. He expresses astonishment at the arrangement and notes King’s role as former commander in chief of the navy, seeking comment from officials.
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Drew
Washington
Ploeser
R-Mo
Ernest King
Naval Operations
King
Tomander-In
Navy
Day
Refuting Marriage Maxim Shocks Veterans Budget
In Meadville Pennsylvania a GI Bill survey of 477 veterans at Allegheny College finds single veterans spend about 43 dollars monthly versus 143.60 dollars for married veterans. The government allotments are 65 dollars monthly for single veterans and 90 dollars for married men.
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Meadville
G.I. Will
Allegheny College
Dr J H Kirby Jr Stricken Then Dies In New Orleans
Dr Joseph H Kirby Jr of Mullins South Carolina died Friday afternoon in Foundation Hospital New Orleans after a brief illness. He was 29 and a Tulane medical school graduate who served three and a half years in the army with rank major. Funeral in Mullins Tuesday at 4 30. He leaves widow Sarah Elizabeth Brandon and a son Joseph H Kirby II, and his parents Dr and Mrs J R Kirby.
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Joseph H. Kirby, Jr
Mullins
S. C
Foundation Hospital
New Orleans
James Brandon
Kirby
Sarah Elizaeth Brandon
High Point
Joseph H. Kirby
J. R. Kirby
Brandon
J. R. Fanelty
Dr. Kirby
Tulane Medical School
Army
Tulane
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Acme
Blue Triangle
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Robert Simpson
Charles Scotton
Philip Moore
Bo Haywood
Archie Gilmore
Carl Brower
Earl Hoke
Jasper Smith
Sons of Harmony
Gate City Jubilee Singers
Church of God
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Hoover Street
St. Stephens Ame Zion Church
Essie Hunt
Solomon Hunt
John Dorsett
Washington, D. C
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Sylvia Geraldine
David B. Martin
Bronx
N. Y
Avenue
the Bronx
Delores Massey
Ganelle Harps
Tesday
Do. R. Roundtree
Leonard Streat
James McLean
Willie Pearl Davis
Curtis Chavis
Theodore Hayes
Joe Smith
McKenley Sims
Legion Auxiliary
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
John McLean
Needle Craft Club
T. F. Saunders
East Washington Street
First Baptist Church
Friendship
Catheleen Strickland
Daniel Brooks
Bright Light Gospel
Mars Hill
House of Prayer
Janie Brower
William L. Clayton
York Harbor
J. H. Kirby, Jr
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Buick
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Mutual Network
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Fisher
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Duke, Power Company Ng the Fidund Cousinas
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