Stock Market Recovers Amid Liquor Issue Rumors
New York headlines show leading issues rising about 1 to 4 points, with American Telephone and other majors up while totals ease later. U S Steel posts a small gain in unfilled tonnage for October as market sentiment cools after pre election hesitancy.
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New York
American Telephone
American Can
Allied Chemical
Santa Fe
New York Central
U. S&s. Steel Common
Preferred
Union Pacific
Owens Glass
Crown Cork
U. 8. Steel
Wall Street
Forget-Me-Not Sale Tomorrow By Disabled Veterans
Volunteers for the Forget-Me-Not sale by the High Point post Disabled American Veterans are asked to meet in room 201 at 7 o clock or as early as possible. Mrs Bates and General Director Rhodes outlined the campaign with workers to aid disabled veterans and their families.
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High Point Post
Commercial Bank
Thomas H. Bates
Rhodes
Soviet Union curbs encouragement of foreign students in Russia
Foreign students face reduced support as the Soviet Union limits recruitment and admission efforts for study in Russia. Officials emphasize tightening controls on visas and placement while stressing national priorities and possible replacement with local programs.
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Soviet Union
Russia
No Municipal Court Session Friday in High Point
There will be no session of the Municipal court Friday due to Armistice day celebrations. Defendants scheduled to appear will be called at the next regular session Monday at 9 o clock, per the clerk of the court.
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High Point
Procter and Gamble Implements Five Day Week
Cincinnati November 10 Proctor and Gamble announced a five day working week for all general office employees effective immediately The five day week for factory employees began on October 15 at the concern's plants nationwide
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Cincinnati
Proctor and Gamble Today
Scouts 10 to Parade in Armistice Day honor
Scout Executive B W Hackney announced a unit from all city troops will represent the High Point District in the Armistice Day parade. Report to headquarters in uniform at 9 30 for final instructions before the parade. Names listed include Ruffus Clifton Charles Harville Arthur York Alfred Oliver Geo Crowell Ed Willoughby Clyde Bullard Walter Hill Tom Pitts Tom Jones Clyde Bass Harold Ball Hal Ingram Richard Miesky Jimmy Cummings D P Whitley Hobart Feree Stanley Hubbard Clarence Keever Richard Rettew Jack Retten Lawrence Austin Jimmy Clark Duppy Sears Jack Abels Arnold Huff Nick Bombalis.
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Civic Service Committee
Frank Sizemore
American Legion
High Point
Ruffus Clifton
Charles Harville
Arthur York
Alfred Oliver
Geo. Crowell
Ed Willoughby
Clyde Bullard
Walter Hill
Tom Pitts
Tom Jones
Clyde Bass
Harold Ball
Hal Ingram
Richard Miesky
Jimmy Cummings
D. P. Whitley
Hobart Feree
Stanley Hubbard
Clarence Keever
Richard Rettew
Jack Retten
Lawrence Austin
Jimmy Clark
Duppy Sears
Jack Abels
Arnold Huff
Nick Bombalis
Four Months Of Hard Work Ahead Before Inauguration
The piece notes a dramatic 1947 political shift with Democrats sweeping Congress and governors, shrinking Republican strength and boosting expected votes for the party. It highlights anticipated moves on Prohibition repeal and Volstead Act modification, and marks senior leaders in both chambers, with Poll and Borah cited as the longest-serving lawmakers.
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Washington
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Iowa
Reed Smoot
Utah
Edward P. Poll
North Carolina
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
P Sturdy
Haugen
Poll
Mrs. Lou Hall Dies at 71 in Thomasville
Mrs. Lou Hall, 71, died at her Fisher Ferry street home after a months long illness. She was the widow of Thomas H. Hall. Survived by two daughters Mrs. George Williams and Mrs. C. B. Bryant, son W. W. Hall, brother A. L. Black, all of Thomasville, eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. from Emmanuel Reformed Church officiated by Rev. T. J. Houck and Rev. D. C. Cox. Burial in church cemetery.
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Lou Hall
Fisher Ferry Street
Thomas H. Hall
George Williams
C. B. Bryant
W. W. Hall
A. L. Black
Rev Dr Harry Chalfant Dies At 64 In Washington Pa
The Rev Dr Harry Malcolm Chalfant a founder of the Anti Saloon League and a nationally known temperance lecturer died of pneumonia in Washington Pennsylvania today at age 64.
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Washington, Pa
Harry Malcolm Chalfant
Anti-Saloon League
Hartley Guides High Point Y M C A Progress
Edgar Hartley the High Point Y M C A general secretary enters his tenth year of service since arriving in November 1923 after securing $125 000 for an upbuilding campaign. He oversaw gymnasium construction and program expansion with 450 boys enrolled in industrial groups and strong work in schools and local communities.
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High Point Y. M. C. A
High Point
Hartley
W. F. Bailey
Young Men's Christian Association
Marion to Push Epting Blocks In Barrow Tonight
C B Marion plans a push for K C Epting blocks in Barrow tonight at 7 30 at the Sheraton. Epting and Marion wager on Roosevelt in the election. The report notes a slope from the office to the Sheraton.
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Roosevelt Starts New York Budget Push After Nomination
President elect Roosevelt, at his Hyde Park home, unveils a restoration plan and asks for public help. He rejects resigning as governor and moves to trim state expenditures to reduce the current deficit and shape next year’s budget for Lehman.
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Herbert H. Lehman
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Brentwood hears Rev. Tom A. Sykes on Armistice Day meaning
Rev. Tom A. Sykes of Central Friends church spoke to Brentwood school students on Armistice Day. He recalled his Belgium and France visit before World War I, contrasted with wartime devastation, and displayed shell fragments a bombardment key and flag as examples. He urged peace through love cooperation and unselfishness and promoted Red Cross Roll Call efforts starting tomorrow.
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Central Friends Church
Brentwood School
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Belgium
France
Red Cross
Storm Warning Southeast of Nassau With Hurricane Force Winds
Weather bulletin reports a tropical disturbance about 250 miles east-southeast of Nassau moving northeastward with shifting gales and hurricane-force winds over a large area. Caution advised for vessels in the vicinity of the storm.
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Isem
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Bahamas
Flames Take Toll at Waedenswil Children's Shelter
A fire of undetermined origin swept an asylum sheltering eighty children in Berne Waedenswil killing three youngsters and leaving nine others missing. Local authorities and rescue teams searched the ruins as the blaze raged. Fire officials investigated the cause and assessed safety measures at the facility.
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Switzerland
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Carraway Returns Home From New York City Visit
Bruce H. Carraway has returned to his home here from New York City where he spent several days.
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Bruce H. Carraway
New York City
North Carolina Migratory Waterfowl Season Opens November 16
Raleigh dispatch notes the start of the migratory waterfowl season on the North Carolina coast on November 16. The period lasts until January 15 with daily bag limits set for geese and ducks, including special allowances for certain species and protections for woodduck, ruddy duck, and bufflehead. Restrictions prohibit snaring trapping and shooting from vehicles, and no guns larger than 10 gauge are allowed.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Rainfall Totals 1.41 Inches in High Point
A. B. Horney, observer for the United States Weather Bureau, reports 1.41 inches of rain in High Point from November 6 to 9. Precipitation by date shows 0.16 on the 6th and 0.09 on the 7th with a trace on the 8th. the 9th data not clearly recorded.
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High Point
A. B. Horney
United States Weather Bureau
East
Small Lunch Stand Destroyed By Fire In Asheboro
A lunch stand on Sunset Avenue in Asheboro’s business district was destroyed by a fire of unknown origin around midnight. The stand was owned by Houston Elliott.
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Asheboro
Sunset Avenue
Houston Elliott
Rotary Club Meet In Joint Session Tonight
High Point and Thomasville Rotary clubs plan a joint dinner at the Sheraton hotel private dining room at 6 30 with T Wingate Andrews and Walter Lambeth delivering principal addresses. Officials expect unusually large attendance.
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High Point
Thomasville Rotary Clubs
Sheraton Hotel
T. Wingate Andrews
Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
Elks Club Sets Tonight Meeting and Armistice Day Program
The Elks club holds a regular meeting tonight at 7 30. Tomorrow the Armistice day celebration begins at 1 00 with a barbecue from 1 to 6 o'clock as a featured part of the program.
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Elks Club
Ben L. Herman Named Receiver for General Auto Supply
Ben L. Herman qualified in Municipal court as receiver for Herman David son trading as General Auto Supply and Manufacturing Company. He posted a $750 receiver's bond. Receivership sought by Robert M. Silver who claimed $675 owed. Davidson joined in seeking receivership citing insolvency and inability to meet obligations.
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Herman Davidson
General Auto Supply and Manufacturing Company
Robert M. Silver
Davidson
Building Permits Issued For Two Local Projects
Building permits were issued to Troy Gilmore for a fruit stand at the corner of South Hamilton and East Commerce, and to P D Hutchens of 1204 Salem for repairs and four additional rooms to a dwelling. Gilmore estimates $25 for a frame structure while Hutchens sets his program at $1200 after fire damage.
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Hamilton
East Commerce Streets
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Salem Street
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Mr. Hutchens
Hutchens
Salvation Army Girls Basketball Team Holds Early Practice
The Salvation Army girls basketball team held an early season practice at their gym last night with many aspirants attending. Miss Blale Welch, captain last year and now with Salvation Army in Newberry, attended the session. The team is encouraged by the promising material and expects a strong season.
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Salvation Army
Blale Welch
Newberry
U S Canada Boundary Stretches Vast Unde fended Frontier
The international boundary between the United States and Canada is described as the longest undefended border in the world, reportedly extending over 56 500 miles.
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