Eisenhower warns on future warfare and need to train now
In a message from overseas, James Eisenhower argues that atomic and electronic warfare will accelerate war tempo and leave little time to prepare. He urges continuous training of both veterans and younger recruits to prevent world war III and to maintain strength for the United Nations.
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United States
James Eisenhower
Eisenhower
United Nations
United Nations Organization
Weathercast North Carolina Clears and Grows Colder
North Carolina will clear and grow colder today with fair conditions tonight. Friday remains fair though not as cold with temperatures near freezing tonight and scattered frost across the west and central regions.
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North Carolina
Communists attack key town as arms talks loom in Chungking
Chinese forces clash in Tsaoyang 145 miles northwest of Hankow after a reported assault by Chinese communists. Observers say the action may aim to cut the Yangtze river route and hinder government troop movements, with possible advances toward Fancheng and Liangyang.
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Chungking
Tsaoyang
Hankow
Fancheng
Liangyang
Tiaoyang
China
Mrs Sechrest Freed On Driving Drunk Charge
Charges against Mrs M L Sechrest of 1110 Forest Hill Drive for driving while intoxicated were dismissed in municipal court yesterday. Earlier she pleaded guilty to assault and was taxed with $10 and costs. a hit and run count was dismissed. Chester Bodenheimer of Kernersville filed the complaint claiming a collision while intoxicated and that she slapped him when spoken to.
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M. L. Sechrest
Forest Hill Drive
Chester Bodenheimer
Kernersville
British City of Agra under curfew as looting and arson erupt
The British said furniture from the light industries building was being burned in the street while thousands moved through the streets despite strict curfew restrictions. Many shops reopened in violation of the curfew, according to the announcement.
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Agra
Farmers To Pay More For 2 Feeds
Farmers will pay 75 cents per ton more for linseed oil pellets and peanut oil pellets starting November 20. The increase was announced by the OPA. The agency cited production details related to the El Salvador note indicating its population density.
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Washington
OPA
Industry wage debate delays reconversion talks at Washington
The labor management conference in Washington awaits an industry statement on wage issues as steel price negotiations stall. A reconversion official says the government cannot meet United States Steel's full price demand, while Senator Knowland proposes linking wages to industry earnings and lower consumer prices.
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Washington
Labor-Management
United States Steel Corporation
Knowland
R-Calif
Labor Management Conference
Plan A and Plan B talks with president cited
A report describes plan A delegates dining with the president to avert war with Japan and urge immediate diplomacy between Japan and China. It notes the president’s unchanged stance and mentions plan B grafting November and September proposals into a US position, with Japan arguing they were not initiating war. The text also notes spread of walnut species across multiple continents.
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Japan
China
United
United States
Britain
Baptist convention approves widows' relief plan
The article notes continued discussion of an aid program for widows and ongoing work with Negroes and Indians at sanatoriums. Dr Bernard C Clausen of Cleveland closed with a sermon about parents' greatest joy from their child.
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Bernard C. Clausen
Cleveland
Ohio
Three the Prevention of War and Atomic Weapons
Three leaders state that no safeguards can guarantee against atomic weapon production by aggressive nations. They distinguish fundamental scientific information from practical application details and note that basic information is already public. They commit to treating future such information similarly to limit its spread.
Funeral Services for Mrs. Ola T. Rich
Funeral rites for Mrs. Ola T. Rich 48 widow of J. H. Rich will be held Friday at 2 PM from Koonce Funeral Home chapel. Rev. Charles A. Epperson and Rev. O. L. Easter will officiate. Interment in Floral Garden cemetery.
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J. H. Rich
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Willowbrook Street
Funeral rites for James B. Shackleford at Mechanicsville church
Funeral services for James B. Shackleford, 88, were held at Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church on Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev. Gilmer Denny and Elder W. V. Willard officiating. Flowers were carried by nieces. pallbearers were Charlie Mabe, L. A. Mattox, Marvin Kearns, R. L. Saunders, and Lee Wheat. Burial followed in the church cemetery. He died Monday evening at 6:30 at his daughter's home, Mrs. L. F. Cassell, 215 W. Ray Street.
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Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church
Gilmer Denny
W. V. Willard
Mr. Shackleford
Charlie Mabe
L. A. Mattox
Marvin Kearns
R. L. Saunders
Lee Wheat
L. F. Cassell
W. Ray Street
Baptist convention picks Warren for president in Raleigh
Dr. C. C. Warren of First Baptist Church Charlotte was elected president of the State Baptist convention at its annual meeting in Raleigh. Weatherspoon of Raleigh urged unanimous support. Additional officers include J. Winston Pearce first vice president J Canipe of Boone second vice president and Leroy Martin of Raleigh third vice president.
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C. C. Warren
First Baptist Church
Charlotte
State Baptist Convention
W. H. Weatherspoon
Warren
J. Winston Pearce
J. ©. Canipe
Boone
Leroy Martin
Wartime service lines and wartime data noted at session
The article records topics from an opening session including a focus on beauty, elections scheduled as the last order, and the retirement of Dr. Ralph E. Herring as president of the First church in Winston-Salem. It also mentions the Signal Corps developing a standard radio distribution system for general hospitals and notes 2,050 school children were killed in motor vehicle accidents in 1944 despite wartime driving restrictions.
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Dren
Ralph E. Herring
First Church
Winston-Salem
Herring
The
Army Signal Corps
Potatoes Market Report from Chicago on Nov 15
USDA data show arrivals 98, on track 202, total U S shipments 1022 with moderate supplies. Idaho Russets in demand, market firm for top quality. Colorado McClures and Nebraska Triumphs weaker. Prices: Idaho Russel $3.25-$3.40, Colorado Red McClures $2.55-$2.70, Nebraska Wyoming Bliss Triumphs $2.65-$2.75, Minnesota North Dakota Cobblers $1.85, washed $2.35.
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Chicago
USDA
U. 8 S
Idaho
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Bliss
U. S
Minnesota
North Dakota
Germany’s postwar outlook and the lure of totalitarianism
Observers warn that German morale remains low with scarce food and illness. The piece notes a dangerous appeal of a strong leader and the need for Allied effort to supply constructive, modern ideological guidance to prevent a relapse into barbaric nationalism.
British Indian forces confront intensified fighting at Soerabaja
A military report from an officer returning from Soerabaja describes rising violence as Indonesians gain organization and use small arms, machine guns, mortars, a few tanks, and larger guns. It notes the British deploy limited forces to avoid heavy casualties amid social reform clashes. Additionally, Panama City traces its founding to 1673 after Old Panama was destroyed by pirates.
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Soerabaja
Panama City
Panama
Cautious Buyers Enter Stock Market
New York trading opened with cautious mood as gold mine stocks led a partial recovery from weekly losses. Major gains appeared in Dome Mines Alaska Juneau South American Gold & Platinum American Water Works American & Foreign Power 2nd and Santa Fe while steel and auto stocks like U S Steel Chrysler General Motors and Montgomery Ward posted gains. Bonds held steady and commodities eased slightly.
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Dome Mines
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Douglas Aircraft
Johns Manville
American Smelting
Electric Power & Light
American Can
Bethlehem, Texas Co
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Deere
Sperry
Union Carbide
Grain price report dated November 15
Grain prices list numerous commodities with grades and prices including oats barley soybeans and field seeds. Notable figures include No 1 yellow soybeans at 2.19 to 2.20 per cwt and timothy seed at 5.25 to 5.50 per cwt along with red clover sweet clover and alfalfa value ranges.
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Timohy
Cotton futures open lower on New York market
Cotton futures opened 20 cents a bale lower on the New York market with Dec at 24.14 to 24.17, Mar 24.16 to 24.15, May 24.10 to 24.10, and July 23.90 to 23.91 while noon prices showed mixed moves from 15 to 30 cents higher to lower.
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Adams
Goodyear
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Tex Gulf Stil
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Timken
TransAmerica
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United Aire
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Otis
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Curt Wright
Textile market trading shows mixed demand and wage concerns
In New York, November 15, scattered lots of print cloths and sheetings sold for quick delivery as wage demand prospects restrained activity. Wool goods faced steady pressure while mills focused on catching up on contracts. Rayon goods stayed dull and nylon chute cloths surpluses offered by the military were being taken up by converters.
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New York
Livestock market report with steady hog and cattle prices
The report shows salable hogs total 16 500 with 14 85 for 140 lb barrows and gifts, sows at 14 10, and complete clearance. Cattle salable 5 200 with top steers and yearlings at 18 00, heifers mostly steady, cows steady to 25 lower, vealers steady, weighty calves weak, run mostly cows and medium grade stockers. best fed heifers around 17 60.
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Chicago
USDA
Army cooks kit holds 18 condiments and flavorings
Snakes normally use venom apparatus only for defense. The text notes an army kitchen spice kit containing 18 condiments and flavoring materials, pairing military provisioning with culinary items and reptile venom phrasing.
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Army
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