Burlington Mills Creates $250000 Education Fund
Burlington Mills establishes the James Love Educational Loan Fund administered by the Burlington Foundation. The initial $250000 supports loans up to $500 per year for up to six years for employees’ children and other qualified applicants with community committees approving eligibility. The fund funds undergraduate and graduate studies with no race or creed restrictions.
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W. I
James Love
Buron Foundation
Charles F. Myers
Burlington Mills Corporation
Spencer
Burlington By On Mills
Burlington Mills
James Lee Love
Burlington
Ative
Gaston County
University of North Carolina
Asso
Josef Trial Roster Shows Mixed Guilty and Innocent Pleas
The list names women linked to the SS from Bel sen and other camps. Elizabeth Volkenrath and Gertrude Sauer are among those labeled guilty. Herta Ehlert Ida Foerster and Klara Opitz are described as innocent or dying.
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Elizabeth Volkenrath
Silesia
Herta Ehlert
Berlin
Belsen
Oswiecim
Ignatz Schlomowicz
Ilse Forster
Ida Foerster
Klara Opitz
Gertrude Fiest
Gertrude Sauer
Hilde Lisiewicz
Johanna Roth
Anna Hempel
Hildegard Hahnel
Judge Igoe approves Santa Claus relief for Chicago Lines staff
Federal Judge Michael L. Igoe signed an order allowing the Chicago surface lines in receivership to issue $1 to each of the 1,578 employees serving in the army and navy. The distribution aims to aid workers remaining in uniform.
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Judicial
Santa Claus
Chicago
Michael L. Igoe
Prey Igoe
Chicago Surface Lines
Army
Navy
Unclear Unification Note on Security and Economy
Fragmentary text discusses securing unification development of new weapons and the need for economical administration to maintain national security. The source is incomplete and lacks identifiable names or dates.
Admiral Nimitz to Testify Against Military Merger Claim
Senator Hill said Admiral Chester W. Nimitz would appear before the committee Saturday to refute General Eisenhower’s statements. The Pacific navy commander flew to Washington for a naval conference as the navy opposes any merger of the armed services.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senator Hill
D-Ala
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Navy
Nimitz
Navy
United Forces Call For Single Armed Services Department
The passage argues for integrating executive management of the three services to avoid patchwork postwar security. It stresses teamwork as essential in modern war and urges a unified top structure, noting all services share a single national fighting force regardless of individual uniforms.
Million Pounds Of Tobacco Sold On Winston-Salem Market
Approximately 1 100 000 pounds of tobacco were sold on the Winston-Salem leaf market yesterday at an average near 46 96 per hundred. Wrappers reached 70 per hundred and select smoker leaf 50 per hundred. The market cleared all sales floors and a light delivery was expected today with a probable sell out before adjournment. Snakes ordinarily use their venom apparatus as a defensive weapon only.
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Winston-Salem
James T. Booth
Dutch Marines Ordered to the Netherlands East Indies
An officer says 4 600 Dutch marines trained at U S Marine camps will be sent to the Netherlands East Indies. About 1940 recruits depart from Norfolk this week with most sailing next week, while 150 to 200 remain as a liquidation party before redeployment.
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Washington
Netherlands Marines
U. S
Davis and Lejeune
N. C
Quantico
Netherlands East Indies
Norfolk
Netherlands
East Indies
Netherlands High Command
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Big Three Warn No War Likely Says Ike on Military Trial
In Washington the top three allied powers assert no war is inevitable with the United States. Ike says he would not join a new war and Russia seeks friendship. Britain, America, and Canada agree to withhold atomic bomb details until universal safeguards are in place.
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House Military Committee
Washington
Atlantic
Ike
Russia
Great Britain
United States
America
Canada
Britain
Army doctors link mus tard to relief of nervous tension
Army doctors report that mus tard dissolving in a warm bath eases nervous tension by increasing oxygen consumption, suggesting a therapeutic effect.
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Army
Insurance speaker at Junior Chamber dinner outlines veterans' policies
Lee Schaner, High Point insurance man, addressed a Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Sheraton last night at 6 30. He urged returning service men to convert their one year policies and keep them. Plans for a Bosses Night dinner at the Country Club and a December 21 dance were announced. next meeting set for November 29.
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Lee Schaner
High Point
Junior Chamber of Commerce
iSheraton
Country Club
Music director presents college quartet at Kiwanis meeting
A. Stanley Douglas of High Point College led the college quartet Glad Lawson F S Love Jr Dorothy Davis and Vida Brown at the Sheraton hotel Kiwanis gathering. They sang Goin Home Oh What a Beautiful Morning with Lawson soloing on Lord's Prayer Love singing I Got Plenty of Nothin. Nat Harrison accompanied. John L Greer of Knoxville and guests attended. H R Williamson won the attendance prize.
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A. Stanley Douglas
High Point College
Sheraton Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Glad Lawson
F. S. Love, Jr
Dorothy Davis
Vida Brown
Dvorak
Malotte
Mr. Douglas
Nat Harrison
John L. Greer
Knoxville
Tenn
H. R. Williamson
Local Life Underwriters Meet at Sheraton
The Life Underwriters held their November meeting at noon Thursday in the Sheraton hotel with President Lee Schaner presiding. A round table discussion on National Service Life Insurance led to a plan for a daily 30 day advertising campaign to inform ex service members of policy benefits. A committee of N. L. Garner Reuben Bundy and R. L. Harrelson was named to draft the ads and a complete member list will be shared at the veterans service center on South Main Street. John Glenn of Minnesota Mutual Life attended as a guest and H. V. Armfield of Security Life and Trust joined as a new member.
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Sheraton
Lee Schaner
National Service Life Insurance
Ex-Service T
N. L. Garner
Reuben Bundy
R. L. Harrelson
Association
Veterans Service Center
South Main Street
John Glenn
Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Company
Winston-Salem
H. V. Armfield
Security Life and Trust Company
Railroads in the United States shrink to 495 lines
The article notes a decline in operating railroads from 1,312 in 1911 to 495 currently. It highlights a major contraction in the U.S. rail system, reflecting industry consolidation and possible market changes affecting operators across the nation.
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United States
Market Resumes Push To High Ground
The stock market advanced today extending a nine year push with gains in rails steels motors and utilities. Key movers included Santa Fe Northern Pacific Southern Pacific U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors Dome Lines South American Gold and Platinum Commonwealth Southern United Corp American Water Works American Telephone Western Union A Schenley and Standard Gas Preferreds.
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New York
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Dome Lines
South American Gold and Platinum
Commonwealth & Southern
United Corp
American Water Works
American Telephone
Western Union “A
Schenley
Standard Gas Preferreds
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed As Market Steady Despite Downturn
In Chicago on November 16 the US DA reports salable hogs at 14.85 per 100 pounds for 140- pound barrows and gilts, sows at 14.10, with full clearance. Cattle show 1,500 salable head, calves 500, with a slow general market. Best steers and yearlings remain in demand while 975 pound 61 head offerings hit 18.00 ceiling. cows run weak, beef cows mostly 9.25-11.50, canners 7.00-8.25, stockers slow after a 25 cent downturn.
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Chicago
USDA
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Nov 16
US potato arrivals total 196 shipments with 81 on hand as supplies stay moderate. Idaho Russets show moderate demand with firm best quality. Colorado McClures dull. northern stock firm on wet Russels. prices vary from $3.15 to $3.83 per cwt with regional figures for Rea’ McCuaron Nebraska Bliss Triumphs and Cobblers in Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Idaho
Nebraska Bliss
Minnesota
Northroo Cobblers
Cotton futures rise slightly on New York market
New York cotton futures closed higher by about 7 15 cents per bale with November through May contracts posting mixed gains. Noon prices showed declines of 10 to 30 cents from morning levels with front months around 24.10 to 24.12 and near 23.99 for May.
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New York
JIY -Secsevecs Seue
Textile markets hold steady as small lots released
New York on November 16 reports the cotton textile market continuing quiet with small lots released for low cost apparel programs. Wool goods supplies unchanged and rayon markets remain quiet with deliveries against fall lines.
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New York
Family doctors to return as war ends 13000 await reentry
Cincinnati dispatch reports about 13 000 family physicians expected to resume practice between now and year end after wartime service. The piece notes many doctors who went to war are now ready to reopen their offices and hang out the shingle once more.
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Cincinnati
Wage clash at Detroit as unions seek higher auto pay
The CIO United Automobile Workers challenge the big three in Detroit over wage hikes. General Motors offers a 10 percent raise above current levels, rejected as inflation driven. Union leaders accuse Chrysler of undermining collective bargaining by disciplining striking workers.
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Tion
Snyder
Midwest
Jlabor
Detroit
CIO
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Plan New Rules To Cover Buses
RALEIGH November 16 The state utilities commission announced new rules governing charter bus service will be announced around December 1.
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Raleigh
State Utilities, Commission
North Carolina Fair Weather Forecast Update
Weather report for North Carolina Fair today and tomorrow shows slight warming. Frost possible tonight in the eastern section with a warming trend into Saturday and a chance of showers late Sunday or Monday followed by cooler conditions.
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North Carolina
Carolinas
Army kitchen spice kit revealed in war time report
Army reports kitchen spice kit contains 18 condiments and flavoring materials. New gas masks valued at 000000 dollars are issued to counter enemy gas exposure in the ongoing war.
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Army
Yg Oe Org Corps
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