Parents Are Arrested In Picket Case At Gaffney Mill
GAFFNEY S C May 22 Three more arrests were made at the Gaffney Manufacturing company as strikers and their children continued to march on the picket line Police Chief R F E Thomas said C D Puckett local Textile Workers Union of America CIO leader was charged with contributing to juvenile delinquency and directing and taking part in a parade without a permit He was held on 50 bond on each charge Cleveland Cheatwood W D Johnson Osbourne Medley Clarence E Horne John Butts and Mrs Annie Messer were also arrested for related offenses Cheatwood faced juvenile delinquency charges and posted a 10 bond while the others held 50 each
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Gaffney
S. C
Gaffney Manufacturing Company
R. F E. Thomas
C. D. Puckett
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Lable
Thomas
Puckett
Cleveland Cheatwood
W. D. Johnson
Cheatwood
Lice
Osborne Medley
Clarence E. Horne
John Butts
Annie Messer
Drilling Resumes at Standard Oil Explorator Well
Buxton May 22. Drilling in Standard Oil company's explorator well resumes after a month of interruption caused by a stuck drill pipe. Standard officials say the well will be abandoned when drilling reaches hard granite.
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Buxton
Standard Oil Company
Standard
North Carolina Weather: Fair Skies With Mild Cooling
The forecast calls for fair today and tonight with a slight cool down. It will be milder tonight as cloudiness increases.
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North Carolina
Little Ten
Eiaredee
Iran Ambassador Casts Doubt On Soviet Troop Withdrawal
Hussein Ala Iranian ambassador to the United States questions whether all Soviet troops have left Iran and urges the United Nations Security Council keep the Iran case on its agenda. He notes assertions of withdrawal after May 6 and cites Azerbaijan’s reports, while Russia continues to boycott.
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New York
Hussein Ala
United States
Iran
United Nations Security Council
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Great Britain
Ala
Russia
Qavam
Azerbaijan
Firou Firouz
Council Today
Council
Netherlands
Eelco van Kleffers
Connally Says Nations That Fought Should Draft Peace
Senator Connally argues in the Senate that all Allied nations must draft the peace treaty, not just the four big powers. He cites Moscow talks of 1945 and questions the right of the Soviet led Big Four to bar signings without broader agreement, insisting peace powers rest with those who fought the Axis.
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Washington
Connally
D-Tex
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Paris
Byrnes
Moscow
Russia
Britain
France
United States
Mystery Malady Claims Four Babies Aboard Brideship
Four babies died aboard the brideship Zebulon Vance during its 13 day voyage from Le Havre to New York and 16 others were stricken by an undetermined malady. Most infants were about six months old and were removed to Fort Hamilton Army Hospital in Brooklyn. The ship carried 426 war brides and children from France Belgium Poland and Holland and arrived Monday. Army physicians had begun autopsies and tests on food water milk formula and other supplies aboard the ship.
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New York
Zebulon Vance
le Havre
John A. Schiess
Army Hospital
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Essel
France
Belgium
Poland
Holland
Schiess Solid Army
Truman Signs Housing Bill to Accelerate Veterans Homes
President Truman signed a law to boost private construction of 2.7 million homes in two years. The measure expands government mortgage insurance by 1 billion dollars and extends wartime material allocation to favor low and middle priced homes, with veteran preferences in purchases and rentals and broad material export controls.
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Washington
Truman
Wilson W. Wyatt
Congress
House
Veterans flood GI bill education with 700000 enrolled
General Omar N. Bradley reported 700,000 veterans are in GI bill training and nearly 2,000,000 others may pursue more education. Most are in educational institutions. the rest train on the job. He warned universities to plan and expand to meet this surge and stressed community responsibility in veteran readjustment.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Omar N. Bradley
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
National Conference of Social Work
Bombings Charged To Yank Aviators
Moscow radio quoted Tass today claiming seven American pilots were down over Manchuria while bombing Chinese communist forces. The report ties the incident to Soviet troop withdrawal completed May 3 and notes fighting between communists and Kuomintang forces amid trophy arms.
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London
Moscow Radio
Manchuria
Black Market In Lumber Unit Expands To 20 Areas
OPA pins hopes on a new staff of 173 special investigators stationed coast to coast to crack the lumber black market. Sidney Feinberg, lumber price enforcement chief, says the units cover regions producing more than 80 percent of the nation s lumber and report directly to regional offices. New units include Raleigh North Carolina and Columbia North Carolina.
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Washington
OPA
Sidney 8. Feinberg
Feinberg
Raleigh
N. C
Columbia
Police Press Hunt For Manicurist Killer in England
In Liverpool on May 2 police hunted a killer who stabbed and strangled Ella Staunton a red haired manicurist in her salon Monday night. Detectives watched from an upper room as the murder occurred and 4000 photographs and descriptions of the suspect circulated across northern England. The victim once worked in a New York dress shop.
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Liverpool
Eng
England
Ella Staunton
GIs Receive Explanation Of Car Delay
Army and War Assets discuss why surplus vehicles lag. The Army holds cars deemed needed until July 1, 1949. WAA notes uncertainty over exact stock and says sales await official surplus declaration.
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War Department
Army
War Assets Administration
Marketing Of Weed Will Be Discussed
Henderson May 22 Various aspects of tobacco marketing will be discussed by speakers at the annual convention of the bright belt warehouse association at Myrtle Beach South Carolina next Monday and Tuesday. Fred S Royster of Henderson presid ents the association announced the program. The open meeting will focus on the satisfactory marketing of bright tobacco with input from Carl T Hicks North Carolina farm bureau and Lee Graveley Rocky Mount tobacco association of the United States.
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Henderson
Bright Belt Warehouse Association
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Fred S. Royster
Warehousemen’s Association
Bright Tobacco
Carl T. Hicks
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Lee Graveley
Rocky Mount
Tobacco Association of the United States
Primary Races in North Carolina Highlight Challengers
In North Carolina's Democratic primaries, incumbent Zeb Weaver faces Monroe M. Redden in the 12th district as rivals in other districts intensify. Thurmond Chatham battles John H. Folger in the 5th with Joe J. Harris in the mix. Kerr, Bonner and Humber also contest seats, signaling high turnout for an off year.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Congress
Zebulon Vance Weaver
Weaversville
Monroe M. Redden
Hendersonville
Redden
Chafrrman
Henderson
Weaver
Buncombe
BE. C. (Deacon) Greene
Herbert C. Bonner
John H. Kerr
John H. Folger
Thurmond Chatham
Winston Salem
Folger
Joe J. Harris
Winston-Salem
Chatham
And God Save The King Cry Shocks Kinston Court
In Kinston, May 22, the court audience heard the crier of the recorder's part intone a historic cry. Police officer Guy Langston, recently an army captain, delivered the line and attributed his slip to past service in England and an Irish influence.
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Kinston
Poiceman
Guy Langson
Langston
England
Mine heads awaiting Lewis in wartime coal seizure plan
Washington reports two wartime naval officers took charge of 1,500 coal pits to avert resumption of the two week strike truce. Secretary Krug and Vice Admiral Morrell assumed control as federal mine administrators and prepared a quick follow up with John L. Lewis to gain union support while negotiating wages and a union funded health and welfare levy.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
White House
Truman
J. A. Krug
Krug
Ben Morrell
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Moreell
Eee
Clo
New York
Veteran FBI Representative Murphy Dies Sudden
Joseph FE Murphy aged 67 died of a heart attack at 6 30 Tuesday night shortly after checking into a Goldsboro hotel Identification listed him as a former assistant Secret Service chief and guard of seven presidents He lived at 2915 Connecticut Avenue NW Washington DC FBI headquarters will arrange burial with funeral home Dr A Pate cited an acute heart attack as the cause.
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Goldsboro
Joseph FE. Murphy
Secret Service
District of Columbia Metropolitan Police Department
Connecticut Avenue
N. W
Washington
FBI
A. Pate
Final rail strike settlement offer reaches government
Railroad brotherhoods say they submitted a final proposition to the government for settlement of the 250000 engineers and trainmen strike set for tomorrow at 4 pm local time. A. F. Whitney reports Dr John R Steelman advised a White House invitation and says details depend on Steelman. Carrier spokesmen cited wage disputes but noted no word on a White House meeting.
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Washington
A. F. Whitney
John R. Steelman
Brotherhood
White House
Whitney
Steelman
Engi
Correspondent Advised To Leave Poland
New York May 22. A North American Newspaper Alliance correspondent Larry Allen of the Associated Press in Warsaw has been anonymously warned at least three times to leave Poland. Pauline Frederick notes Warsaw blocks press messages government dislikes. Allen reported he faced attacks by government controlled papers amid a suspension of a big American credit to Poland.
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New York
North Ameriican
Alliance
Poland
Larry Allen
Associated Press
Warsaw
Nuernberg
Pauline Frederick
Allen
Nana
State Department
E Polish
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