Fifty Registered Here For Music Clubs Meeting
About fifty members registered for the Piedmont district meeting held at the First Post church. Alyse Smith of Burlington presided as district director with Miss Grace Van Dyke Moore leading the forum and Miss Mary Wilkinson recording minutes. State officers and chairmen were introduced and committees formed as a luncheon followed the morning sessions.
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Piedmont
First Post
Musical Art Club
Edward L. Short
Alyse Smith
Burlington
Herbert W. Vovice
Tate Federation
Smith Ke
Mary Wilkinson
Mebare
Charles M. Fassell
Charlotte
Grace van Dyke Moore
Cairman
S. George Eichhorn
Greensio
Churc
J. Kenneth Pfohl
Winn-Salem
Emery Country Club
Rs. Lloyd Horne
Greensboro
J. Ken- Pfohi
Winston-Salem
R I. Quigley
High Point
Hassel
Will Nstall
Employment Assistance Appreciated NEPH week results noted
A letter from Ralph E. Miller of the local employment service division commends civic organizations for National Employ the Physically Handicapped week. Since October 9, 27 of 155 interviewed handicapped applicants were hired and 33 positions remain open.
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Ralph E. Miller
Local Employment Service Division
NEPH
Nashville papers raise carrier subscriptions
The Tennessee and Banner announce weekly carrier rates increasing five cents. The Daily Tennesseean will cost 45 cents weekly, the Daily Banner six days 35 cents. The Newspaper Printing Corporation cites higher operating costs for the rise.
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Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Tennessee
Nashville Banner
Tennesseean
Daily Banner
The
Newspaper Printing Corporation
Race Issue Faces Party
Article discusses postwar party leadership shifts with focus on civil rights debates. It notes African American Rep. Adam Powell Jr. and outlines committee rosters, chairmanships, and regional balance across the House and Senate in the List Congress.
One Killed As Car Crashes Into Moving Freight
Elizabeth City report says a pickup carrying Harvey Holloman and Augustus Pierce crashed into a moving freight train near Belcross at 6 30 p m Thursday. Holloman died at 4 50 a m after hospital treatment. Pierce suffered a broken leg and both men were from Colerain.
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Elizabeth City
Belcross Tracks
Here
Harvey Holloman
Colerain
Augustus Pierce
Holloman
Death of Judge George Vernon Cowper in Kinston
George Vernon Cowper 68 retired special Superior Court Judge died after a long illness. A UNC law school graduate, he arrived in Kinston in 1902 and shaped civic political and social life. He served as special judge from 1929 to 1941 and led the North Carolina Bar Association in 1924. Funeral services were held this afternoon.
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Cowper Kinston
George Vernon Cowper
Cowper
University of North Carolina Law School
Kinston
North Carolina Bar Association
Ickes May Return to Cabinet Amid Postwar Cabinet Talk
Reports suggest Harold Ickes may rejoin the cabinet as political jockeying continues after the election. Once quitting the navy post dispute with President Truman, Ickes now reemerges in White House discussions, with aides noting strong ties to the president and renewed criticism of Dewey.
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Snyder
Nerkar
Ickes
Edwin W. Pauley
Navy
Mr. Truman
Pauley
New Deal
Dewey
White House
Harold
Truman Victory Sparks Nationwide Outpouring and Hope
Thousands cheered as Truman arrived, with out-of-town visitors filling venues in a historic show of support unmatched since 1945. Sources say he has no interest in a third term and will focus on bipartisan foreign policy and strengthening the economy, rallying the Democratic party for years ahead.
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Washington
Franklin D Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Missouri
Truman
Congress
Hero
Democratic Party
Thomasville Clerk Quits To Join Fire Department
Thomasville reports a clerk of the recorder's court, Joe Don Clinard, has resigned to join the local fire department full time. City officials search for a replacement after testing J O Truelove of Fuquay Springs, who was deemed inexperienced. Clinard has served since April 1947, and his move creates a vacancy the council has not yet addressed.
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Thomasville
Joe Don Clinard
Recorder’s Court
R. M. Cooksey
Clinard
Fire Department
Cooksey
J. O. Truelove
Fuquay Springs
Temperature and Rainfall Readings Across Selected Cities
A compiled report lists 34 hours of temperature and rainfall for multiple cities. Entries include values such as Little Rock 74 45 and Atlanta 62 00, with other measurements for Meridian Bremingham Miami Jacksonville and Chicago areas.
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Tempeatures
Little Rock
Angeles
Atlanta
Memphis
Meridian
Brem’gham
Miami
Mipy- St
Harteton
al ' E Fitchell
Orleans
Cohumbia
Denver
Antonin
Detroit
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Couter
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Ann Sheridan
Sam
Broadhurst
Durango
Dick Tracy
Peter
Rialto
Elkins
Superman
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Paramount
FAC
Canon City
Nashville Papers
Thomashire Road
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Roet. Hutton
Kit Theatre
West End Theatre
Tom Drake
Dorothy Patrick
Gladys George
Leon Ames
Metro-Goldwyr-Mayer
Warner Bros
Goos
Clare E. Hoffman
Michigan
State, Commerce, Justice, and Agriculture Departments
Federal Communications Commission
Housing
Ways and Means
Robert L. Doughton
Jere Cooper
Wilbur D. Mills
Ark
A. Sidney Camp
John D. Dingell
Mich
Walter A. Lynch
Aimee J. Forand
Herman P. Eberharter
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Texas
South Carolina
Arkansas
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Maryland
Carolinas
Virginia
Mississippi
Georgia
Sillevaloe Road
Ith & Main
Russia
U. S
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United States
Europe
Greece
Dules
Paris
Britain
UN Security Council
Palestine
Alexander Cadogan
Negev Desert
Galilee
Negev
Fred Hartley Jr
Mr. Dewey
Carolina
Bet
Comd Weather Union Clothing CO
East Commerce
Herve Feevon
A.K.C
Sedgefield Kennels
Pilot Life
Washington ST
Chas Gail
Furniture Store Inc, Your Friendly Furniture Store
E. Washington ST
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