Big Cleveland Aircraft Show Promises Postwar Pizazz
The Cleveland aviation exhibit runs November 15 to 24, organized by National Aircraft Shows with ATA backing. It uses the Fisher bomber plant at Cleveland airport to showcase seven exhibit groups, including personal aircraft, helicopters, engines, and military displays, costing about 2 million dollars to mount and housing exhibits valued at 1 billion.
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Washington
Aviation
Cleveland
Aircraft Industries Association
ATA
Whele
National Air
AIA
Fisher
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Air Power
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Transport
Grumman
Cincinnati
Columbus
Evansville
Ind
Indianapolis
Airlines International Bazaar
Post Office Department
Pacific
Bikini
Army Air Forces
Truncated trailer notice near Kennsville Highway
A damaged OCR fragment notes hours around 9:00 am daily with a reference to Sunday hours and a location near Kennsville Highway. The text is unclear but suggests a schedule or access window at a city limits area.
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Traiier
Kennsville Highway
Rent Ceilings May Rise 15 Percent as First Step
Washington officials promise full and speedy consideration of an industry proposal to boost all rent ceilings 15 percent at once. The plan seeks immediate removal of rent controls on new or converted housing and a systematic withdrawal of properties from control as landlords offer leases with up to 15 percent rent increases.
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Washington
OPA
Paul A. Porter
Housing Rent Advisory Committee
Abe
Items Pile Up At Bremerhaven For Unclaimed Goods
Bremerhaven hosts the last and found department cataloging unidentified household goods shipped to Germany by American dependents. A circulated description lists items such as a Sam Brown belt, wash basin, baby gear, light bulbs, a green silk bed cover, cookware, and a truck addressed to Eldorado, hoping to locate owners.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
General MacArthur
Eldorado
Cucumber Guards Guard Prized Cucumbers in Egypt
Ancient Egyptian guards were posted in booths in cucumber gardens to protect prized cucumbers from prowling jackals, reflecting high regard for the crop.
Real Cause of Backache May Be Tired Kidneys
Doan's Pills offer temporary relief by stimulating kidney function to flush out wastes. Many users report improved energy as poisons are removed from the blood and kidneys resume normal filtering.
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Dean
Doan
Additional College Centers Needed In North Carolina
North Carolina colleges and universities seek more off campus centers to meet rising demand. At the 26th annual meeting in Greensboro, 41 member institutions approved the off campus center program for 1947 48 and argued for priority on admissions for students using these centers. Present facilities are inadequate as 22 440 applications were turned down this year with 32 664 total applicants and 16 851 veterans among them.
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Greensboro
North Carolima Gamie
Uni
Torday
North Carolina College Con Center
Columbus Woman Wins Mrs America Title in Columbus
Mrs Janice Pollock of Columbus Ohio mother of four wins the Mrs America contest from 20 entrants including competitors from Pennsylvania New Jersey Long Island Ohio Mississippi North Carolina Missouri Tennessee Louisiana and Alabama. She receives 2500 cash and a 16 week tour.
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Donna Marie Vestelle
New York
America
Marion S. Pollock
Santa Ana
Cal
Asheville Unit Calls for Resignations and Salary Rise
The Asheville city unit of the North Carolina Education Association votes 129 to 20 to demand resignation of NCEA president Charles W. Phillips and vice president Claude B. Gribbs. It repudiates the legislative program and endorses the South Piedmont plan for a 40 percent teacher pay increase.
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Asheville
North Carolina Education Association
NCEA
Charles W. Phillips
Greensboro
Claude B. Gribbs
Albemarle
Bermuda bye election raises Pembroke parish funds
Bermuda's government gains 200 as Pembroke bye election ends. No candidate reached eight percent of votes, triggering forfeiture under the parliamentary election act. The rule requires a 200 deposit forfeited if the 8 percent threshold is not met to deter excessive ballot length.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Pembroke Parish
House of Assembly
Ex Marine Charged With Bigamy After Three Marriages
Ex Marine Thomas E Bright 20 was held in 1000 bail after two women he wed illegally heard. Magistrate Caplan said he had also married a third woman. Bright pleaded innocent claiming his first marriage to Elsie Loretta King Baltimore was void since the celebrant was not an ordained minister. Detective Hortonsaid Bright claimed Nebraska divorce before marrying Evangeline Frances Lary of Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Thomas E. Bright
Exmarine
Reuben Caplan
Bright
Elsie Loretta King
Altimore
Millard B. Horton
Nebraska
Evangeline Frances Lary
Express Agency Seeks Higher Intrastate Rates
The Railway Express agency filed a petition with the state utilities commission seeking increased intrastate rates. It asks for the same rise approved recently by the Interstate Commerce Commission for interstate shipments. A hearing on the proposed increases will be held soon.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
Railway Express Agency
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Utilities Commission
Pin Worms No More with Jayne’s P-W Tablets
Many suffer Pin-Worm infections with itching but a real treatment exists. Jayne’s P-W tablets from Dr. D. Jayne & Son remove Pin-Worms by a special action. Ask your Druggist for P-W and follow directions.
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Jayne
Senior High Open House Tonight During Education Week
Senior High hosts open house for parents and friends with a 7:30 assembly by the a capella choir in the auditorium. Teachers from all departments will be on hand to greet visitors and explain classes while adult evening courses run. Light refreshments follow a facility tour.
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City Grammar
Law Protects Snakes in Great Smoky Mountains Park
Gatlinburg Tenn Territorial park naturalist Arthur P Stupka says poisonous snakes in Great Smoky Mountains National Park are protected by law but killings are rarely prosecuted. Timber rattlers and copperheads roam the area and are protected wildlife native to the park.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Arthur P. Stupka
Spiders Declared Arachnids Not Insects
A science note clarifies that spiders belong to the Arachnida class along with mites and scorpions, not to the insect group. The distinction highlights differing body structure and leg count, reinforcing public understanding of common arachnids.
Woman shoots man to protect daughter near Fairgrove
State Highway Patrolman confirms the shooting on election day at the Homer Thayer home on Highway 109 near Thomasville. Mose Lewis, 65, was shot in the leg after allegedly threatening Thayer’s daughter, with no charges filed by either side. Lewis was treated at City Memorial Hospital and released.
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Thomasville
Fairgrove
John Crowell
Crowell
Mose Lewis
Homer Thayer
Thayer
Lewis
Thayers
City Memorial Hospital
Jesse Green
Tom Kaney
Norway 1947 budget lists fines from traitors
The 1947 Norwegian budget includes income from fines and damages from traitors. Police investigate all members of Vidkun Quisling's Nazi party. People not charged with other crimes may pay fines. refusal pushes their cases to court.
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Oslo
Vidkun Quisling
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Greg Walgreen
High Point
Ise
Lepgers Books
Office Supplies Magazine
Cecils
Office Equipment CO
S. Main St
N.C.F.A
Garner
VY. J. Garnar
G.L. Ins
Madam Elizabeth New Palmist
L. M. Tucker
A. Clyde Smith and Son
DR. B. F. Thomas
A. E. Sherron
Chiropractic Physicians
Dobbins
N. Hamilton St
Hamilton Lumber CO
W. Burton
Willis Ball Park
Hines Radio Service
Carolite
Carolina Quality Block Company
S. Elm Street
Veanue Waiier
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Warners
Texas
Jeanne
Fred
North Carolina
Aumieatime
Ohio
Perpetual
Building & Loan Assn
North Main St
Express Agency
S. L. Garpenter
W. Washington St
Shaeffer
C. A. Ring
Senior High
E. R. Richardson
Tribune
Albert
South Main ST
Center Theatre
Bean Brothers
Dependable Shoe Repair Service
John L. and
James W. Bean
Rose
Deutzia
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