State News Briefs KILLED IN ACCIDENT
La Grange reports Raymond Potter 52 killed when the truck he rode in overturned while returning from Wilson to visit relatives. In New Bern Furney H. Tyndall dies from burns and injuries after a collision near here. J. J. Daughtry had died earlier. An inquest will be held after Johnny Anderson recovers.
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LA Grange
Raymond Potter
Potter
Wilson
New Bern
Furney H. Tyndall
Havelock
Here
J. J. Daughtry
Croatan
Johnny Anderson
Gympia
Veterans Hospital
Fayetteville
A. W. Daughtry
Freezer Locker Plants Spread Across North Carolina
November 6 Raleigh reports freezer locker plants being established statewide. Dr. Dan Brady of North Carolina State College forecasts over 200 plants built in the next few years to prevent meat spoilage and save farmers thousands annually.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Dan Brady
Agricultural Experiment Station
N. C. State College
North Carolina Bottlers Conclude Annual Convention
Raleigh reports the North Carolina Bottlers Association Inc wrapped up its one day meeting with about 200 members in attendance. President H. N. Thomas opened sessions featuring George Patton on outdoor advertising law and Fred N. Walters on the Wage Hour Law. Officers were elected for the coming year.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Bottlers Association Inc
H. N. Thomas
Winston-Salem
George Patton
Council For the
State Highway Commission
Fred N. Walters
State Labor Department
State to review dog kill compensation as sheep losses rise
North Carolina agriculture officials report mounting sheep killings by dogs across the state. Legislation may be drafted to reimburse farmers for losses with existing county dog taxes. officials dispute claims of wild dogs, stating there are none in the state.
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Raleigh
State Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department
North Carolina
Attempt to End Work Stoppages In Weed Plants
H R Coldwell director of U S conciliation service region No 1 leads an effort to resolve contract differences at American Tobacco plants in Philadelphia Charleston and Trenton. Wages are at issue as walkouts involve about 700 workers in Philadelphia 1500 in Charleston and 300 in Trenton represented by the CIO affiliated Workers in Tobacco Agricultural and Allied Industries.
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Philadelphia
American Tobacco Company
Charleston
S. C
Trenton
N. J
H. R. Coldwell
U. S. Conciliation Service Region No
Coldwell
Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers of America
CIO
Masons Open Annual Grand Lodge Session in Raleigh
The 158th annual communication of the North Carolina Grand Lodge of Masons began in Raleigh with Grand Master Julius Hobbs of Wilmington presiding. The official report was delivered this morning, detailing the session's agenda and proceedings.
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Masons
Raleigh
North Carolina
Grand Lodge of Masons
Julius ©. Hobbs
Wilmington
North Carolina merit system rules filed with secretary of state
Dr. Frank T. Devyver of Durham, superintendent of the merit system, filed the record with the secretary of state as required by state law.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Frank T. Devyver
Durham
Parolees to receive pardons after honorable military discharge
Governor Cherry announced that every state parolee entering army service with an honorable discharge will receive a full pardon. During the war 31 parolees were inducted, with three killed in action and five wounded.
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Raleigh
Army Services
Cherry
Funeral for George A. Spain Held Today
Funeral services for George A. Spain age 29 a discharged war veteran fatally shot during a squirrel hunt will be held in Elkin. The Wadkin county coroner called the shooting near Jonesville accidental and announced details of the incident.
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Elkin
George A. Spainhour
Wadkin County
Jonesville
Appraisals Affirmed for North Carolina Tract
The U S district court of appeals affirmed a jury's appraisal of 77 500 dollars for a 1 276 acre tract in Chowan county North Carolina. The property had been condemned by the government.
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Baltimore
U. S. District Court of Appeals
Chowan County
N. C
Tokyo Army Post Exchange Sells Out In Two Day Surge
In Tokyo the army post exchange opened in the Hattori building selling kimonos, pearls, lacquerware and other crafts at cost. In five hours more than 17 000 soldiers bought about 100 000 dollars worth, leaving empty counters and a need to restock for troops returning home before Christmas.
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G. L's
Army
Post Exchange
Hattori
Tiffany
Cartier
Fifth Avenue
United States
Joel Grossbart
Newark
N. J
Marine Corps Glider Base Plan Revealed
A new project outlines a proposed Marine Corps glider base detailing site selection, expected capacity, and defense considerations. The document highlights coordination with local authorities and potential training and maintenance facilities for air operations.
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Marine Corps
Randolph county picks up former welfare chief Burgess
James Br. Burgess reassumes duties as Randolph county superintendent of public welfare after a brief resignation from a similar post in Onslow county where he served one day.
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Asheboro
James BR. Burgess
Randolph County
Onslow County
Congressmen Inspect Greensboro Overseas Replacement Center
A congressional and military delegation visited the Greensboro overseas replacement center on November 6 7. The group included Representatives Martin of Iowa Patrick of Alabama and Earthman of Tennessee. The inspection highlighted facility operations and readiness.
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Greensboro
Martin
A-Iowa
Patrick
Dala
Earthman
D-Tenn
Durham Ministers Seek Bible Department Expansion at Wake Forest
The Durham Baptist Ministers Association adopted resolutions urging the Baptist state convention in Raleigh to expand the Bible department at Wake Forest College. The resolutions were approved yesterday by the group.
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Durham
Baptist State Convention
Raleigh
Durham Baptist Ministers Association
Bible Department
Wake Forest College
Welfare Body Looked Upon Dubiously
Raleigh reports a cool reception to North Carolina joining the southern conference for human welfare The state committee is seen as too professional and influenced by promoters who seek personal gain Earlier resolutions propose wage guarantees and federalized employment services Critics fear Washington conference outcomes and say efforts may amount to little, despite local interest
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Raleigh
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
State Committee
Washington
North Carolina
W. P. Stacy
Civil Service Exams for Police and Firemen Set
Civil Service examinations for police and firemen scheduled for November 19 1945 at 7 p m in Council Chamber Building. Applications must be filed by noon November 17 1945 with the Civil Service Office 808 Security Bank Building. James B Lovelace Secretary High Point Civil Service Commission notes city jobs offer security promotion vacation and sick leave with pay.
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Nativil
Abdominal Pain Causes and Boil Remedies Discussed
A 1945 Hamilton High Point feature explains varied abdominal pain in women and urges complete exams to locate causes such as appendicitis or pelvic disorders. It covers kidney and bladder infections, nerve-related pain, and advises hospital evaluation if diagnosis is unclear. It also notes boils linked to skin resistance and recommends lifestyle and hygiene measures plus X rays or ultraviolet light as needed.
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H. B Atloo
Halifax
J. C
Charles Taft to Be Speaker at Woman's College
Charles Phelps Taft will speak at Aycock auditorium on the Woman's College lecture series. His 8 o clock address titled The Economic Ends of Our Foreign Policy covers his wartime role and foreign relations work.
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Charles Taft
Woman's College
Greensboro
Charles Phelps Taft
Aycock
Taft
United States
Sen
Jubilee King's gospel at Pearson Memorial AME Church
The Jubilee King's gospel singers will perform at Pearson Memorial AME Church in Winston-Salem tonight at 8 o clock. The public is invited to attend and support the event featuring gospel music.
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T Pearson
Jubilee King's Gospel Singsets of
Winston
Pearson Memorial Ame
Thelma Koger
Doreya Koger
Annie Koger
Leonard Street
Columbia Heights
Winston-Salem
Wineston Teachers College
Kimberly Park School
Alvin Spencer, Jr
Mahaley Spencer
Daniel Brooks
George Lemons
Louise Yarber
Annie Boger
Bertha Anderson
John Anthony
Columbus
Ohio
Man freed from decade long brick in stomach
A man claimed he carried a lump of undigested food for 10 years. After two days on INNER-AID, his stomach felt normal, bowels regular, gas and headaches gone. The product contains 12 herbs and is sold at local drug stores in High Point.
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High Point
PCA Resumes Daily Flights November 15 With Enhanced Service
PCA announces daily flights resume on November 15 as PCA Skyway and Capitaliners expand service doubling passenger capacity. The route links the city to industrial and political centers with lower fares postwar. Staff pledge courtesy hospitality and onboard meals provided free. Reservations will be handled to ensure a pleasant trip.
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Swift Pca
PCA
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