Street name change unlikely for Palatka to Sherbrooke
City plans and zoning commission recommends no action on a petition to rename Palatka street to Sherbrooke drive and extend the title to the new Carickmore street. The commission urges waiting for a comprehensive city plan before altering street names and numbering. The proposed change would unify the thoroughfare from West Lexington Avenue to Woodland Drive.
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Palatka Street
Sherbrook Drive
Carickmore
Sherbrooke Drive
Gospel for New Age Theme Of Dr Sprinkle
Dr Henry C. Sprinkle Jr. preached at First Methodist Greensboro in pastor Weldon’s absence. Music featured works by Christiansen Chopin and Grieg. He urged repentance to enter the new age, citing Luke 1 14 15 and the kingdom of God as the rule of righteous and peaceful living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Sprinkle, Jr
North Carolina Christian Greensboro
First Methodist Church
Wilson O. Weldon
New Street Methodist Church
T. E. Strickland
Christiansen
Chopin
Grieg
John
Jesus
Galilee
Paul
God
Levering Opposes Conscription In Minsters Address
Samuel R. Levering of Arratt Virginia addressed the Ministers association at the First Baptist church on Peacetime Conscription arguing against universal military training. He cited spiritual educational health and economic flaws and warned that the sword doctrine would backfire and patriotism must be earned by worthiness rather than imposed by conscription.
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Samuel R. Levering
Arratt
Ministers’ Association
First Baptist Church
Levering
Daniel A. Poling
Hitler
Yering
France
Germany
Russia
Japan
Arabs Open Door to UN Mediation on Palestine Settlement
Musa Bey El Alami Palestine Arab delegate to Pan Arab league says Arabs would accept Jewish immigration if an impartial United Nations body and allied nations approve economic capacity and accept immigration. He implies UN mediation could guide a sovereign future for Palestine while Britain may retain mandate unless Palestine gains self rule.
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Musa Bey el Alami
Pan-Arab League
Palestine
United Nations
Musa Bey
Shepard Joins UNC Faculty as Assistant Dean Prof War Training
The University of North Carolina named Dr. F. Carlyle Shepard to be assistant dean of the college of war training and adviser to veterans. Former Guilford College faculty, he was recently urged from the army as a lieutenant colonel.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
F. Carlyle Shepard
Guilford College
Army
College of War Training
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An advertisement describes a product to secure loose dentures using a red powder called AS TEETH. It claims the powder makes plates hold firmer and feel more comfortable with no taste, no sour odor, and no fear or sensation, suitable for use today at any drugstore.
Americans Arrest Communist Negotiators in Tientsin Action
News reports that American forces detained five staff members of the communist office in the former British concession of Tientsin. The dispatch accuses the United States of threatening communist forces with fleet and Marines and cites air operations over Peiping area and Kuan including leaflets and strafing during a mass meeting.
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Tientsin
Manyuan
Peiping
Kuan
Fourteen Carolinians Killed or Injured in Separate NC Crashes
The article reports multiple North Carolina deaths and injuries from separate incidents. George Benton Carpenter, 19, was fatally struck near Henrietta. Samuel Taylor Hutchens, 25, died from injuries after a two car crash at Bannertown. Mrs Mary W Huss died from burns in Wilmington caused by an oil stove explosion. Donald Clement, 5, died from burns in a lawn fire at East Spencer. Odell G Green, 49, a Durham jeweler, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound with a .22 rifle. Three others were injured in the crash. All five deaths occurred in North Carolina.
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Henrietta
N. C
George Benton Carpenter
Samuel Taylor Hutchens
Mt. Airy
N.C
Bannertown
North Carolina
Mary W. Huss
Wilmington
Donald Clement
East Spencer
FE. G. Belvin
Durham
Odell G., Green
Durham Jeweler
Permits Issued For Dwelling And Warehouse
City building inspector issued permits totaling about 7 609 dollars including one new residence. Listed are W Lee E5500 Farris for residence Beete Ragan 1114 Ward mi fire repairs to dwelling 500 dollars McKinley Davis East Commerce street new warehouse Phillips-Davis South Main street alterations to office 450 dollars W E Crissman 504 Mallory street repairs to dwelling 159 dollars.
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W. Lee
Farris Ene
Beete
Funeral services announced for Mrs Patterson at High Point
Mrs Ra chel Patterson dies Sunday at 517 Elizabeth Street High Point born February 2 1861 in Guilford County She leaves daughter Mrs Mary Blake Paterson N J four sons and a adopted son all of High Point Funeral moves from Hoover s to residence Monday Interment Greenhill Cemetery Mount Vernon Baptist church in Winston Salem to host Rev R L File funeral Tuesday at 2 PM Rev F R Mason presiding corrected notice states $100 not $10 in prior report
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Patterson
Rachel Patterson
Elizabeth Street
Guilford County
High Point
Mary Blake
Paterson
N. J
Carson Parks
Arthur Parks
Willie Parks
Gail Parks
Theodore Parks
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
F. R. Mason
Defense may seek delay in Nazi war crimes trials
Justice Robert H. Jackson said the United States will be ready for the war crimes case against top Nazi leaders on schedule on November 20 though defense requests for more time are expected. Five defendants remain without counsel.
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Mernberg
United States
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
U. S
Japanese labor wave aims for national federation
The Mainichi reports a sweeping labor movement as Japan reshapes postwar unions. Workers win concessions in two cases amid unemployment and wage cuts fueling union activity. No major strikes yet under union auspices, though the sitdown strikes by Chinese and Korean laborers in Hokkaido mark a key action.
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Tokyo
Mainichi
Japanese National Federation of Labor
Japan
Frigid
Coalrich
Hokkaido Island
Dutch Fight Back as Batavia Sides With Dutch
Indonesian extremists and Dutch troops clash in Batavia during night fighting around the Hotel Des Indies. Dutch troops resist American mediation as they push to reassert control while guarding internees and defending positions against Japanese threats.
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Batavia
Genades
Hotel Des Indies
Passenger tire shortage eased by rising wartime output
OPA officials reported a surge in passenger tire production from about 1.5 million per month in September to over 3 million monthly, with goals of 4 million soon. Assistant OPA McCullough warned applications still exceed supplies by nearly 1 million. If no strikes occur, output should eliminate the backlog.
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McCullough
Bowles
OPA
American Troop Evacuations From Asia Theater Slated
U S army headquarters said about 100000 American troops would be evacuated from the India Burma theater within three months. By November first some 123000 personnel had already been sent home including 20000 from China.
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New Delhi
U. S. Army
India-Burma
China
Multiple Traffic Violators Sentenced In Municipal Court
Judge D C MacRae issued four month sentences to Melvin Hedgecock of Kernersville for speeding on Lexington Avenue and fined several others for speeding drunken driving and related offenses. The session also listed numerous convictions for drunkenness assault with deadly weapons and improper license handling with various fines and costs.
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D. C. MacRae
Melvin B. Hedgecock
Kernersville
Lexington Avenue
Kenneth S. Murphy
Thomasville
Rt. 1
Charles Hunter
Walker Street
S. G. Johnson
High Point
Rt. 4
Willie S. McKenzie
Archdale
William McFadden
Leonard Street
Jesse Baker Howell
Duncan
Wafford
L. B. Smith
Underhill
Woodrow Stack
Grace Street
Viola Dixon
East Commerce
Elsie Pruitt Barneycastle
South Main
Walter O. Dunbar
Charles P. A
Charles P. A 402 Ennis; George Holland Payne, Thomasville
James T. Howard
Elm
Dennis W. Howard
Lillie Mae Davis
Hodgin
William H. Workman
Tipton
Floyd Barbee
Jamestown
Mie Ride
Church
George Alva Pruitt
Willowbrook
William Harris Hulin
Reece Charles Burns
Asheboro
Willie Lee McDaniel
Melvin H. Rhodes
Main
Gethro Freeman
Beemon Street
Local Post to Observe American Legion Week
The Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion meets tonight at 7 30 PM in the Arcade building on North Main street to discuss American Legion Week in North Carolina proclaimed by Governor Cherry. A gala Armistice Day dance for World War II veterans and those in uniform is planned at the armory Friday at 9 PM, free for veterans.
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Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
North Carolina
Cherry
Ion Post
Armory
Negro Legion Post
Bob Fountain
Post
Wells
Legion Hall
Broadhurst Teatre
North Main Street
Yamashita War Crimes Trial Testimony Tangles Atrocities Claim
Galang testified Yamashita showed great anger when Filipino leader Artemio Ricarte pleaded to revoke orders to kill Filipinos and destroy cities. Lapus linked Yamashita to condoned atrocities, as cross examination challenged his credibility. Trial by U S commission continues on seventh day.
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Harry Clarke
Yamashita
U. S
Lapus
Artemio Ricarte
Petocoary
Truman urges collective bargaining to avoid production halts
President Truman stresses the duty to bargain collectively and to avoid jurisdictional strikes. He warns management and labor against treating labor relations as a “stepchild” and urges a substitute for jurisdictional disputes to keep production continuous. He condemns delaying tactics that undermine genuine negotiations.
Miss Janet Robinson Addresses C E Delegates
Miss Janet Robinson of Charlotte delivered the closing message to Christian Endeavor delegates in the chapel of the First Methodist church. The event included morning devotion led by Rev. Kenneth Bain and sessions on The C E Society and The C E Union. New state officers Julius Haworth and B Z Routh were announced with Isabelle Gillie named registrar for the 65th birthday banquet planning.
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First Methodist Church
Janet Robinson
Charlotte
Christian Endeavor
Miss Robinson
Christian Endeavorers
Sheraton
Kenneth Bain
Roanoke
First Presbyterian Church
C. E. Society
C. E. Union
Clifton Pearson
Cecil Haworth
Julius Hayworth
Greensboro
B. Z. Routh
Tar Heel Bulletin
Isabelle Gillie
Ape
Stock Market Mixed As Some Industrials Slide
New York traders saw a varied session with many industrials retreating while utilities and select issues held up. Declines included Youngstown Sheet, Goodrich, Montgomery Ward, Air Reduction, American Can, du Pont, Eastman Kodak, Southern Pacific and Texas Co, while gains appeared for Douglas Aircraft, Western Union A, American Waterworks, Union Carbide, Allied Chemical and Standard Oil N J.
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New York
Youngstown Sheet
Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
Air Reduction
American Can
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Southern Pacific
Texas Co
Douglas Aircraft
Western Union “A
American Waterworks
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Standard Oil
N.J
North Amer
Con Oil
Nor Pac Adams Exp
Ohio Oil
Curt
Otis Elev Alaska Jun
Curt Wright
Pac G
Davison Chem
Packard
al Chem & Dye
del Lack & W
Param Allis
Penn-Dix
East Air L
Penn RR
Elec Auto
Phillips Pet
Pitt
Gen Foods
Gillette
Rem Rand
At & Sf
Glidden
Repub
Graham Paige
Oty
Socony
Baldwin
Gt Nor Ry
Prt
B&o
Barnsdal
Hupp
Bendix
Aviat
Int Harvest
Oil
Cal
Boeing Airpl
Nick Can
Ind
United Aire
Chrysler
Nat Biscuit
United Corp
Coca Cola
United Drug Colum G & E
United Fruit
Potatoes Prices and Arrivals in Chicago Market
Potatoes arrivals 228 on track 274 total U S shipments Friday 718 Saturday 795 Sunday 16. New stocks moderate. For best stock demand fair market firm for other stock demand slow market dull. Idaho Rt Burbanks U S No 1 2 85 3 25 Washington Russel Burbanks U S No 1 3 35 Colorado Red Mc Clures U S No 1 2 50 2 80 South Dakota bliss triumphs U S No 1 1 80 Minnesota North Dakota bliss triumphs U S No 1 washed 2 00 2 25 U S No 1 unwashed 1 90 commercial 1 70 cobblers commercial 1 50 1 60
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Chicago
U. S
Idaho
Rt Burbanks
Washington Russel Burbanks
Colorado
Red McClures
South Dakota Bliss
Minnesota
North Dakota
Bliss
Textile market quiet as orders rise from civilian trade
The cotton textile market was quiet today in New York while civilian demand and large foreign orders kept activity up. The New England strike threat spurred cautious selling, wool deliveries lagged, rayon goods stayed quiet, and talks of rayon lining priorities emerged to ease shortages.
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New York
New England
Livestock market report Chicago November sale highlights
Salable hogs 7 000 up to 14 85 ceiling with good and choice barrows and gilts at 140 pounds. Cattle offerings 19 000 with generally steady tone and some strength in beef cows. Best heifers 17 75. cutters 8 00 down. vealers 15 50. stockers and feeders steady with yearlings to 15 25 and select light steers and calves to 16 00.
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Chicago
USDA
Detroit Mayors Race and New Jersey Congressional Contest
The Detroit mayoral race features Edward J. Jeffries Jr seeking a fourth term against CIO leader Richard T. Frankensteen in a non partisan contest with possible CIO political test implications. Five candidates vie for a New Jersey congressional seat vacated by D Lane Powers, a Republican, in a district long Republican. Powers won by about 14 000 in 1944. The article notes the order of songbirds as the most evolutionarily advanced living birds.
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James Forrestal
Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
Detroit
Edward J. Jeffries, Jr
Richard T. Frankensteen
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Vig
New Jersey
D. Lane Powers
Trenton
Powers
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S. R. Levering
World Today
Shepard
St.Joseph Eth
Worto
Fmone
Kil
Vegas
Department FE
Kilmer & Co., Inc
Stamford
Conn
Fence
Swamp Root
Wedemeyer
CBS
Lee W. Davis
C. B. Davis
Tinian
Air Force
J. C. Penney Company
Iwo Jima
C.E
Enterprise
Pi Ctton Ee
FORD
Ford Motor Company
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