British Press Interprets U S Election Swing to the Right
London papers report a rightward U S shift with headlines in the Star and Evening Standard. The Star labels Truman as voted out while Standard notes a business friendly government trend amid Britain backing order in world affairs. French press also frames the vote as a rebuke to Truman.
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London
London Star
United States
Britain
London Evening
U. S
the Star
Star
Truman
Evening Standard
Harry Truman
America
TWA Board Hears Union Mediation on Arbitration
Paul E. Richter of TWA signed the four page act after 13 days of mediation in Douglass's office. John M. Dickerman, the union’s Washington representative, declined to predict the council’s decision. Douglass believed the union would accept though pilots hesitated over a provision for a flat monthly salary for crews on international routes.
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Paul E. Richter
TWA
Douglass
John M. Dickerman
Washington
Behncke
Governors Lineup by States Names and Parties Noted
A list of U S state governors and party affiliations appears, naming Alfred E Driscoll of New Jersey Thomas E Dewey of New York Earl Snell of Oregon James H Duff of Pennsylvania John O Pastore of Rhode Island J Strom Thurmond of South Carolina George S Mickelson of South Dakota Jim Nance McCord Beauford H Jester Ernest W Gibson William Preston Lane Jr Thomas J Herbers William S Goodland and others.
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Jersey
Alfred E. Driscoll
Ane
York
Thomas E. Dewey
Dakota
Fred G. Andah
Oregon
Earl Snell
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
Inode Island
John O. Pastore
South Carolina
J. Strom Thurdmond
South Dakota
George T. Mickelson
Pennis
Jim Nance McCord
Texas
Beauford H. Jester
Vermont
Ernest W. Gibson
Redden Ahead In 12th District Primary In North Carolina
Monroe Redden led in 12th district precinct results with 22 982 votes against Guy Weaver 13 638. Across other districts voters reported candidates led by margins ranging from Bonner to Deane, while turnout seemed light and some counties did not tally votes.
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Monroe Redden
Ees
Zeb V. Weaver
Guy Weaver
Asheville
Redden
Weaver
Herbert C. Bonner
Zeno Ratcliffe
Pantego
John H. Kerr
Graham Barden
H. B. Kornegay
Furth
Harold D. Cooley
Ben L. Spence
Siler City
John H. Folger
S. Evan Hall
Winston-Salem
Carl T. Durham
A. A. McDonald
Durham County
Rep
J. Bayard Clark
H. Edmund Rodgers
Wilmington
C. B. Deane
Rockingham
J. H. Whicker, Sr
North Wilkesboro
A. L. Bulwinkle
C. Y. Manney, Jr
Union Mills
Alamance
Civitan Club Holds Membership Presentation at Sheraton
Civitan members presented four new inductees Stewart Stone Eugene Proffitt William D Delk and Alton Stutts at the weekly luncheon. The event emphasized intangible values and included creed copies and certificates. Plans announced for November programs and a scholarship project for citizenship essays. James Rose presided.
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Civitan
Sheraton
Horace Haworth
Stewart Stone
Eugene Proffitt
William D. Delk
Alton Stutts
Civitan Club
Cine Fe Civitan
Haworth
Charles Risch
W. B. Hall
Guilford Sanatorium
Civitan Risch
William Barfield
James Rose
Republicans win big as Democrats cling to some seats
Sufficient GOP gains redraw Senate leadership with Arthur Vandenberg likely to preside and Robert Taft eyed as majority leader. Democrats suffer losses in several states while Pennsylvania and Maryland show strong Republican performance. Truman’s Missouri race results ripple through national outcomes.
Pupils of the Bom bina mimic heart shapes study notes
The Better Vision Institute reports that pupils or the fibre-bellied toad pupils bend into heart shapes when contracted, reflecting a curious ocular behavior observed by researchers.
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Better Vision Institute
Eskimo Eye Charts Aid North Vision Studies
Eye charts using Eskimo language symbols are used in far north eyesight studies. About half of the Eskimos examined showed faulty vision.
Stone work as humanity’s oldest craft, per scientific view
Scientists say working with stone is humanity’s oldest craft based on archaeological and experimental evidence. The statement reflects consensus on early human technological development rooted in stone shaping and tool making.
Remind relief promise for arthritis and rheumatic pains
Thousands seek relief from arthritis rheumatism and related pains with a doctor formulated Remind. An 8 day trial invites readers to prove speed of relief by taking as directed and returning unused packaging for a money back guarantee.
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Nature
Remind
Fulbright urges Truman to resign as secretary of state
U. S. Senator J William Fulbright of Arkansas said after Republicans won control of Congress that President Truman should appoint a Republican secretary of state and resign. He said it would be wisest for the country, adding he is not asking the president to resign but suggesting it as a possible best outcome.
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Philadelphia
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Congress
Truman
Fulbright
Congress Faces Overriding Truman Veto Major Task
Swift to override the Truman veto requires a two thirds vote in each house as new congress confronts major issues. Draft continuation, permanent military training, merger of army and navy, housing for veterans, tax cuts, budget balancing, and debt costs loom large amid Democratic help and GOP leadership moves. Taft and Martin plan steering committee actions as November approaches.
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Congress
Army
Navy
Sea Arm
Rep
Knutsen
Rminn
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Capitol
Joe Martin
R-Mass
New House
United States
Martin
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senate
Democrats Lead In Early Returns In North Carolina Races
Early returns from five of six precincts show L Anderson and Brasstown Republican 913 to 912 while GOP counties mostly stay Republican. Democrats contested all seats in both houses. Thomas J. Pearsall of Nash expected to be speaker in 1947. Henry L. Stevens leads for sixth district superior court judgeship over Oscar B. Turner. ten other judges reelected. Solicitor race in sixth district has J Abner Barker leading John B. Williams Jr.
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Sixth Judicial District
Henry L. Stevens
Oscar B. Turner
Hill
Sixth
J. Abner Barker
Roseboro
John B. Williams, Jr
Supervisors at Jones and Laughlin Mines in Pennsylvania
The dispute centers on whether Lewis and his union can be the bargaining agent for 28,000 to 50,000 mine foremen and supervisors at four Jones and Laughlin Steel mines. A government seizure under Krug-Lewis remains under NLRB procedures after a Pittsburgh examiner upheld the ruling, with appeals to follow.
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Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania
Lewis
United States Supreme Court
Jones and Laughlin
NLRB
J. and L
J. and
Pittsburgh
Trade winds signal OPA decline and price shifts
New York reports the incoming 80th Congress will let the OPA fade by March 15, 1947 as the sugar sector moves to the Agriculture Department and rent control to Housing Chief Wyatt. Steel output remains carbon heavy, and a price hike seems likely. The market anticipates end-year gains amid debt and dividend signals while fur oversupply and bread pricing shifts impact postwar trade.
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New York
OPA
79Th Congress
Department of Agriculture
Wyatt
Markets Selling Hits Market New York Rally Fades
A selling wave crushed an attempted rally in New York trading as the nationwide Republican landslide influenced sentiment. Leading declines hit Chrysler General Motors U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Steel Goodrich U S Rubber Montgomery Ward Santa Fe Pennsylvania Railroad AT and T Western Union A Southern Railway Electric Power and Light American Water Works Anaconda Air Reduction Caterpillar Kodak and American Smelting. Bonds held steady while cotton fell the daily limit and grain markets weakened.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Goodrock
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Telephone
Western Union
Southern Railway
Electric Power and Light
American Water Works
Anaconda
Air Reduction
Caterpillar Tractor
Eastman Kodak
American Smelting
Cotton Textiles Market Quiet as Prices Dip
In New York on November 6 the dry goods market showed only moderate selling of cotton textiles. Many houses held inventory for now while renewed raw cotton price declines prompted some to prepare more releases. Wool goods and rayon sectors were quiet, and converters pushed to speed deliveries from mills.
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New York
Cotton futures open lower amid broad market retreat
Cotton futures opened 65 cents lower with December at 31.70 and nearby contracts showing declines across the board. Noon prices were down $3.70 to $4.65 from the prior close, with December 31.03, March 30.65, and May 30.20 recorded.
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New York
Stalin Anniversary Eve Address Hints Delivery
The article notes Stalin’s anticipated anniversary eve address with his apparent absence not explained. Zhdanov, suggested as a successor, quoted Stalin as the audience applauded. Zhdanov spoke of open nations aligning with the Soviet democratic peace program and praised postwar strength amid capitalist comparisons.
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Zhdanov
Britain
U.S.A
Amidstedanov
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Yugoslav Italian Peace Treaty Talks Face Unified Big Four
After tense exchanges Molotov and others agreed to start sessions at 10:30 a.m. and hear Yugoslavia and Italy. The big four must be unanimous to vote while Trieste remains central. In the UN the steering committee rejected moving its headquarters to Europe, proposing New York City and San Francisco as possible sites, with Gromyko urging future European consideration.
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Britain
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San Francisco
Westchester County
Andrei Gromyko
Paris
Venezia Giulia
Local election results show party races and amendments
Vote tallies show Doggett 2140 and Hunt 2143 with Republicans Tapleton 1422 Ferree 1407 McKenzie 1407. Archie Hedrick wins township constable race 2162 to 1387 over Paul Hamilton Jr. Democrats sweep peace justice seats with Hill 1932 Carraway 1951 Seagraves 1963 Simmons 1955 Harrison 1996 Cates 1910 over Lain series. Amendments favor no. 1 women equal rights 2032 to 1903 and no. 2 budget relief for assembly members 1594 to 1261.
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J. C. Lain
W. P. Grubbs
J. W. Northcott
P. M. Caudle
C. F. McKinney
Hill
Carraway
Seagraves
Simmons
Harrison
Cates
Grubbs
Northcott
Caudle
McKinney
General Assembly
Senators Named by States and Party
Senate party designations listed by state showing Republicans and Democrats. Included are Missouri James P. Kem Nebraska Hugh Butler New Jersey H Alexander Smith New York Irving M Ives Dakota William Lange Ohio John W Bricker Edward Martit Rhode Island J Howard McGrath Tennessee Kenneth D McKellar Texas Tom Cope Ralph E. Flanden Virginia Harry F Byrd A Willis Robertson Wisconsin Jonson R McCarthy.
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Briggs
Frank P. Briggs
James P. Kem
Kansas City
Nevada
California
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Washington
Utah
Maryland
Wyoming
West Virginia
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Delaware
Ohio
Missouri
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Idaho
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Nebraska
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Indiana
Minnesota
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Michigan
Alabama
Florida
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Tennessee
Rhode Island
Texas
Virginia
Arizona
Hugh Butler
H. Alexander Smith
Irving M. Ives
Harry F. Byrd
A. Willis Robertson
Pei
Joneon R. McCarthy
Preliminary Certificate of Dissolution for L Bottoms Trucking Lines
North Carolina Secretary of State certifies the voluntary dissolution of L Bottoms Trucking Lines Incorporated, High Point, Guilford County, after all stockholders consented. The dissolution filing dated October 10, 1946, is recorded in Raleigh with official seal.
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State of North Carolin
Department of State
Thad Eure
State of
North Carollina
Raleigh
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