Durham Man Heads North Carolina Telephone Association
Ralph Van Trune of Durham was elected president of the North Carolina Independent Telephone Association at the conference in Southern Pines. Other officers named include R. S. Durant of Tryon, Robbins Tilden of High Point and Damen Blades of Elizabeth, as vice presidents, and L. W. Hill of Tarboro as secretary-treasurer.
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Southern Pines
Ralph van Trune
Durham
North Carolina Independent Telephone Association
R. S. Durant
Tryon Robbins Tilden
High Point
Damen Blades
Elizabeth
L. W. Hill
Tarboro
American Cattle Sent To Poland
A carload of fat dairy cattle begins its long journey to Poland to replenish depleted herds. The cattle are part of 1 000 head donated by Mennonites nationwide and will be shipped from a Baltimore dock with about 50 Mennonite volunteers to care for them en route.
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Newton
Kas
Poland
Baltimore
Emma Blair PTA Announces Winners And Activities
The Emma Blair School PTA met Tuesday with Mrs. O E Spencer presiding. Winners were Mrs Curries first grade in the membership contest and Mrs Beesons sixth grade along with Mrs Brames fifth grade for second and third. Mazzee Strahan and Harris Mitchell were individual winners. A Chinese tea followed a visit to home rooms and an attendance banner went to Mrs Curries first grade.
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Emma Blair
PTA
Parent-Teacher Association
O. E. Spencer
Currie
Beeson
Brame
Mazzee Strahan
Harris Mitchell
Dairy Council
Brentwood PTA Holds Meeting and Observes American Education Week
Brentwood PTA met in the school auditorium with President Vance Lanier presiding. Rev ilson O Weldon spoke on Building Bridges. Miss Charlotte Zimmerman played marimba with Miss Barbara Lowe at piano. The program included a devotional, glee club, and an attendance banner won by Miss Cecil's third grade.
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AWA Blair Pro
Ada Blair
James Blackwell
H. T. Hudson
North Carolina Symphony Fund
Ade
Michaels
Rs. Edwards
Hancock
Miss McCallum
Parent-Teacher Association of
Brentwood School
Vance Lanier
Ilson O Weldon
Charlotte Zimmerman
Barbara Lowe
Chatfield
Cecil
Oak Hill
Carolyn Ballow
Hilda Key
Danease Liner
Hazel McSwain
J. M. Randall
Parent-Teacher Association
Edith Moore Sherrod
North Carolina Symphony Society
Ruth Lee
Shipman
Czechoslovakia
William Henry Scott
T. H. Williard
Nancy Gulledge
Congregational Session Enters Its Final Day
In Reidsville the 120th annual session of the North Carolina and Virginia conference of congregational Christian churches moved into its final day after an opening with 81 delegates and 10 ministers. Elon College president Dr. L E Smith urged a $1,000,000 expansion drive with $100,000 to be set as a church foundation for Christian education. Panel discussions and reports highlighted the first day.
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Reidsville
North Carolina and Viginia
Inner-Aid Heals Woman After Stomach Gas Suffering
A High Point reader recalls severe stomach gas causing nightly choking while lying down. After taking INNER-AID with 12 herbs, her bowels are regular and she sleeps normally. The ad promotes the remedy as cleansing bowels and easing gas, sold at local stores.
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Dmg
High Point
Rheumatic Fever Risks Damage to the Heart
A King Features Syndicate article cites Dr. Robert A. Black detailing rheumatic fever as a systemic infection. Symptoms include fatigue, rapid pulse, poor appetite, and possible weight loss, with heart damage or murmurs as chief danger. Rest and salicylates are common treatments. prevent respiratory infections to avoid flare ups.
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Robert A. Black
Chicago
Black
War Crimes Suspects Gathered in German Zone for Trial
More than 2,500 SS men and women have been gathered in the French zone and are being sent to France for trial as war criminals, according to a military government official. Most are linked to the manufacture of synthetic rubber using isoprene derived from petroleum.
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Baden
Germany
INS
France
Lj Involved in Savage Reprisal Activities In France
The record notes Lj were known to participate in savage reprisal acts in France during the German occupation, reflecting wartime punitive measures attributed to their group.
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France
Civic leaders to attend Raleigh air route reopening dinner
Governor Cherry and state officials join U S Senators Bailey and Hoey and dozens of representatives at a Raleigh ceremony marking the Norfolk Raleigh Knoxville air route revival by Pennsylvania Central Airlines. PCA president Monro and air line executives will speak. inaugural flights to be celebrated in multiple NC cities with radio broadcasts.
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Raleigh
Cherry
Norfolk-Raleigh- Knoxville
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines
U. S
Josiah W. Bailey
Clyde R. Hoey
A. L. Bulwinkle
Harold D. Cooley
Herbert Bonner
John L. Kerr, Sr
Graham A. Barden
John H. Folger
Carl T. Durham
J. Bayard Clark
W. O. Burgin
Robert L. Coughton
Joe W. Ervin
Zebulon Weaver
Gael Sullivan
Sternarewer
Tmaster
Robert E Hennegan
C. Bedell Monro
PCA
Airlines
Monro
North Carolina
Norfolk
Knoxville
Elizabeth City
Rocky Mount
Durham
Greensboro
High Point
Hickory
Asheville
Henderson Scarlotte
Winston-Saem
Man killed in deer hunt accident near Plymouth
Plymouth North Carolina November 14 Dalas R Respass age 33 was accidentally killed by a shotgun blast from a gun in the hands of a friend while on a deer hunting trip several miles from Plymouth Coroner Jack Horner of Washington county reported The incident occurred Sunday and the death is ruled accidental.
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Plymouth
N. C
Dalas R. Respass
Jack Horner
Washington County
Rosenman to Retire as Special Counsel This Year
Judge Samuel L. Rosenman will retire from his post as special counsel to the president at year end the White House announced. Presidential secretary William Hassett praised Rosenman for service to Truman and Roosevelt, noting his prior $25 000 a year NYS Supreme Court post and that he hopes to be released soon.
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Hassett
Rosenman
Stymie Arrives At Pimlico For Race In Baltimore
Stymie, hailed as the year's top handicap star, arrives at Pimlico for the ninth Pimlico Special with a $25,000 purse. Other top contenders include Galloretig War Date Polynesian Arme Pot O'Luck and possibly First Fiddle. Jockey R J Martin rode a daily double at Pimlico, with Good Nightie and Medgethorn earning $16.20 and $52.70 respectively.
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Baltimore
Stymie
Pimlico
Galloretig
First Fiddle
R. J. Martin
Medgethorn
Return to New York to Resume Law Practice
The article notes a figure returning to New York to resume the practice of law, signaling a transition back to the legal profession after a period away.
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New York
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