Chinese Leave Disputed Issue Up To Council
Chinese communists said the consultative council will settle outstanding civil war issues and may convene around November 20. The final choice between peace or all out war rests with Chiang Kai-shek, a communist spokesman said, noting peace if he cancels bandit suppression. The decision followed talks by the liberal Chinese democratic league as war clouds thickened.
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Pilot’s Plane Crash Near Beacon Described by Browns
The Browns reported seeing a plane fly over a refinery and later hear two explosions. Police suspected only a fire with no blast. The crash occurred 1,400 feet up the mountain, about 350 feet below the summit, and rescuers took three hours to reach Beacon to alert authorities.
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Workers urge broader payroll creation across sectors
General manager of the chamber notes we must not rely on others' payrolls and calls for more payroll creation. Wholesale cotton merchants show about $4,787 invested per worker while furniture stores top at $8,000 per employee. Manufacturing shows $8,000 for food processing and about $2,200 for cotton spinning and cloth weaving. Distribution and service average over $7,000 per job.
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Big Industry Is Watched By Washington
Washington watches steel and auto industries after Armistice Day recess as U S Steel considers Secretary Schwellenbach’s second request to resume wage talks with the CIO United Steelworkers. Benjamin Fairless says talks may resume after the holiday, but price controls by OPA loom large. A strike vote is set for Nov 28, while the auto industry threat from General Motors Chrysler and Ford lingers in the balance.
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U S General Outlines Postwar Air Strategy Threats
Arnold outlines three resistant approaches to atomic bombs and stresses costly underground dispersal of critical industries. He calls for global patrols under UN guidance to curb illicit bomb manufacture and emphasizes overseas bomber bases, ongoing research, and an intelligence system to avoid overreliance on routine sources. He warns that failure could lead to annihilation.
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Christmas Seal Campaign To Be Planned Tuesday
Final details for the 1945 Christmas seal sale opening November 19 will be ironed out at the High Point Tuberculosis Association executive board meeting tomorrow. Mrs Karl Shepard executive secretary announced this after noon at the association offices on West Washington street at 4 45 p m. Local supplies for filling more than 8000 envelopes were received to carry the double barred cross seals to purchasers in High Point.
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Army develops quick mix ice cream powder with eight flavors
The Army Quartermaster Corps introduces a quick mix ice cream powder that allows eight different flavors to be added. This development aims to simplify field feeding and provide a variety of frozen desserts for soldiers.
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Hollywood Gossip Roundup From Mollywood Sizzles With Scandals and Surprises
Hollywood gossip column traces a string of star sightings and mishaps. Lauritz Melchior improvises costumes during Tristan and Isolde after a missing piece. Ward Bond and Dana Andrews hospitalized after scenes. feisty custody dispute between Anne Shirley and John Payne. Bing Crosby dodges danger thanks to a flashy shirt. Names of actors, directors, hotels, and cities appear through the lively Hollywood scene.
Markets Take Armistice Day Holiday Shutdown
New York stock and commodity markets closed for Armistice Day as the nation observed the holiday on Sunday. Livestock markets also shut in Jersey City and the New Orleans cotton market did not open.
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Unity urged as world faces Cold War rift and atomic issue
A call for renewed unity among the Allies highlights distrust over atomic weapons. Washington talks with Attlee and King loom large as Mexico acts to educate its illiterate, while questions about shared discoveries and global cooperation persist amid global tensions.
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Carbon black in industry described as soot variation
Carbon black, a byproduct of natural gas used in the manufacture, is explained as a variation of common soot and tied to industrial processes.
Shoe Care: Clean, Condition and Protect Regularly
Regular cleaning and scaping keeps leather shoes soft and resilient. Polishing coats protect against water dirt and weather, extending wear.
Bond Premier To Be Shown Tomorrow Nite
Victory Loan officials announced a bond premiere for the Gershwin musical Rhapsody in Blue at 8 p m tomorrow. Local agencies close for Armistice Day but Sheraton hotel booth staff will sell bonds that admit ticket holders regardless of bond size.
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Insect Killing Paints and Food Prep Tips
A note warns that some new paints contain DDT to kill ants roaches clothes moths and other insects that might crawl across painted surfaces. It advises continuing salads with sour cream dressing and gives a method to remove chewing gum from clothing using ice to roll the gum into a ball and scrape it off.
Hostess Uses Eye Appeal of Foods for Cauliflower Displays
The clever hostess showcases the eye appeal of dishes by using cauliflower as a decorative centerpiece, turning a simple vegetable into a unique table decor element.
Communists Of Japan Call For Inquiry
The Japanese Communist Party will sponsor a nationwide probe into war criminals starting December 8, Pearl Harbor anniversary. They seek severe punishment for criminals and officials, land redistribution to farmers, worker control of key industries, lands confiscated without compensation, reduced hours, a minimum wage, and aid for war survivors.
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Indonesian bardjo talks to Soviet foreign commissars
An Indonesian figure addressed Soviet foreign commissars and said that British presence is tolerable for a time, while the battle for Coe rabaja continued with unabated fury.
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Bombing campaign escalates as Soekarno cites mass civilian deaths
After a weekend offer offensive the British renewed air attacks on Indonesian forces. Indonesian manned Japanese tanks reportedly fired thirty shells into the 5th Indian division ranks. Both sides reported heavy Indonesian casualties. President Soekarno spoke of thousands of civilians killed in a vast massacre.
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