North Carolina fights for coastal waters and fisheries control
Capitol Square leaders press state rules on federal lands, prompting Defense Secretary orders to apply state wildlife and fishing regulations on military reservations. Officials foresee cooperation extending offshore. Building gains and housing relief noted as 90 cities plan over 100 million dollars in 1946. Woodrow Jones announces run for Congress in the Eleventh District, signaling a busy NC political season.
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Seminole Couple Breaks Tradition in Florida Wedding
In Dania Florida on the reservation a Seminole Indian couple, Max Bill Osceola age 20 and Laura Mae Jumper age 18, wed under white man s law in a double ring ceremony by Rev B T Beckham of Pinewood Baptist Church Miami. The ceremony marked the first Seminole Indian wedding under civil law and the first in the Indian Baptist church on the reservation.
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Winchell In New York and the scattered quotes on politics
A collage of quotations from Winchell and others in New York critiques politics and romance in a satirical voice. It likens Franco to a purchasable ally and mocks defense spending and political shifts while noting dainty epigrams about worry, shyness, and friendship.
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Malenkov Calls for Unconditional Atomic Weapons Ban
Malenkov denounces capitalist drive for war and calls for unconditional outlawing of atomic weapons and international control. He condemns preparations by certain countries, especially the United States and Britain, for a new war and asserts the Soviet Union holds atomic capability. He warns a third world war would destroy capitalism globally.
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Leading Furniture Retailer Tucker Dies at 80
Raleigh, Nov 17. Gar land Scott Tucker 80 a pioneer in North Carolina furniture retail died at his home after several months illness Funeral services were held at his home He opened a Raleigh store in 1889 and expanded to Wilson Rocky Mount Tarboro Greenville Selma His firm G S Tucker and Company operates in Raleigh Wilson Clayton Smithfield and Erwin Survivors include his widow Mrs Toler Moore Tucker.
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Steel Leaders, Union Talk Wage-Free Social Insurance Pact
Steel talks advance with Republican Steel Corp offering a contract to Murray's union, though terms are undisclosed. Charles M White calls it not the Bethlehem plan as attorneys finalize language. Timken and other plants face pension insurance disputes while mediation shifts to coal. Cyrus S Ching targets southern coal talks and Northern Western producers later this week. Murray may face U S Steel negotiations as 10000 Murray workers walk out.
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Washington club violat es high school rule in signing Menard
Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler ruled the Washington club of the American league guilty of violating the high school rule by signing Eugene Menard to a professional contract before he had finished high school.
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Community Plans Memorial for Bus Wreck Victims
A Middlesex meeting set for tonight to discuss a memorial for seven children killed in a school bus wreck. Principal E Burris of Farrells School will preside over the gathering.
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Cardui of 67 years gains laboratory control claim
The ad promotes Cardui as a long standing women's remedy now with laboratory control and modern checks on every bottle. It claims two actions: immediate relief from monthly cramps and nervous upset, and regular use builds resistance to lessen distress. It urges buying the cereal by name from the drugstore.
Memorial meeting set at the school near here
The assembly plans a memorial at the local school. Most students killed attended Ferrells. The form of the memorial will be a principal topic at the meeting.
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Thirteen Die Violently Across Counties In North Carolina
A Rutherford County crash fatally injures farmer Wren Smith 25 of Forest City Rt 1 after a car plunge. Norwood resident Bill Duke 20 dies from a highway 27 collision in Montgomery County. Otis Bartee 35 found dead in Gaston County neighbor's home bearing bruises. Craven Swett wounds three then commits suicide near Lumberton. Wilmington motorcycle officer David M Hall dies from injuries in an October wreck.
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Construction Peak Sees 2.35 Million Employed in U S
An estimated 2,350,000 individuals worked in United States construction as the industry reached its peak this year, reflecting strong demand and expansion across housing and public works.
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