Four Months For Failing To Keep Child In School
Mrs. Tiredell Reddish was sentenced to four months in the county workhouse after arraignment in municipal court before Judge D. C. McRae on charges of violating the city compulsory school ordinance. City truant officer J. W. McGuinn noted this as the first case brought to trial since the new school year began. Reddish claimed the 14 year old daughter was needed at home to help with housework.
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Tiredell Reddish
South Main Street
D. C. McRae
J. W. McGuinn
Reddish
McGuinn
M. W. Nash
Studebaker Retail Prices Listed For Various Models
The article lists Studebaker prices for multiple body styles from a senger coupe to a four door cruising sedan. Prices range from 815 to 989 dollars for base models and note that shows rooms add extra costs for federal tax transportation and handling.
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Studebaker
Dedication speech and postwar tensions in World Today
The article reflects on wartime sacrifice and questions whether it was all worthwhile as allied difficulties grow. It discusses a need for allied unity, the potential role of a United Nations atomic bomb commission, and rising distrust with Russia. It notes Vermont as the most northwesterly New England state.
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Atomic Bomb Commission
United Nations Organization
Russia
Millions' Choice For 3 Reasons
Advertisement praises St. Joseph Aspirin claiming purity and superiority as the world’s seller. It asserts three reasons to choose the product and presents it as the preferred name in aspirin.
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St. Joseph
Weather Outlook for North Carolina Skies
Considerable cloudiness and moderate temperatures across the state today and tonight. Cooler air in the extreme west portion. The eastern region faces showers and thunderstorms.
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North Carolina
Construction Boom Seen In Coming Year
SOUTHERN PINES November 19 A Department of Commerce official speaking at the 25th annual convention of the Carolinas branch Associated General Contractors of America predicted a national construction surge in the coming year with private financed work likely to exceed public construction for the first time in years. John L Haynes chief of the construction division estimated the national maintenance and repair bill around 000000000. Haynes noted factors affecting costs include seasonal employment variation obsolete building codes and labor management agreements.
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Southern Pines
Department of Commerce
Carolinas
General Contractors of America, Inc
Haynes
Harry A. Dick
Portand
Ore
The
Contractors Association
H. E. Foreman
Washington
North Carolina Virginia Flue Cured Tobacco Markets Open Three Days
Markets begin three day sales this week with Thanksgiving closures on Thursday and Friday. Eastern belt average $42.42 per cwt, season total 400,943,912 pounds at $43.82. Middle belt week sales 10,215,722 pounds at $46.11. season total 139,040,811 pounds at $43.54. Carthage was first middle belt market to close last Friday.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Virginia
Middle
Middle Belt
Carthage
Truman proposes national health insurance and prepayment plan
The president argues for universal health coverage funded by premiums from all, pooling resources to cover medical, hospital, nursing, laboratory, and dental care as capacity allows, with a system to avoid burdening the sick. The text notes blood from an artery as a factual medical description.
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
Advertisement advises denture wearers to use Alkaline powder to improve fit and reduce wobble. The product supposedly prevents souring and denture odor while making plates feel more secure. Available at drug stores.
Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief and Rest
An old advertising notice warns a three days cough signals danger and chronic bronchitis may follow if untreated. It touts Creomulsion as a non narcotic remedy that reaches the bronchial membranes, loosens phlegm, and aids healing, with a money back guarantee if it does not calm the cough and restore sleep.
Hull Slated To Testify This Week
Former Secretary of State Hull may testify this week before the congressional Pearl Harbor inquiry committee. Assistant counsel Jule M. Hannaford said Hull was asked to follow Admiral J. O. Richardson to the stand if health permits. The hearing reviewed Japan’s version of the attack and Navy data on planes and communications.
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Washington
Hull
Congressional Committee
Pearl Harbor
Jule M. Hannaford
J. O. Richardson
T. B. Inglis
Japan
Rep
Cooper
D-Tenn
Inglis
Committee
Turday
Navy
Lucas
D-Ill
In Iates
Douglas MacArthur
Brewster
R-Me
Adm
Osami Nagano
Rar
Tokyo
Nagano
Food Trades Plan Expansion Across Wholesale and Retail
The agriculture department projects hundreds of millions of dollars in next year’s expansion by wholesale and retail food trades. Plans include new one story wholesale plants with refrigeration, more supermarkets and suburban centers, and expansion of frozen foods. Debates over government funded dehydration plants and population shifts affecting long term industrial decentralization are noted.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Far West
Detroit
Cleveland-Chicago
Motors Decline As Prices Announced
New York stock market fell as autos led the retreat after O P A car price ceilings. General Motors opened down on large volume, Chrysler dropped, with big losses also seen in U S Steel Bethlehem Southern Pacific and several others while Studebaker and United Aircraft resisted.
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New York
Movors
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Southern Pacific
Great Athern
Santa Fe
Du _ Pont
Electric Power & Light
Johns Manville
Douglas Aircraft
Studebaker
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron
U. S. Rubber
United Aircraft
Martin
Boeing
Ohio Oil
Cotton futures steady with slips across near term
New York November trades show futures mostly unchanged to 25 cents lower with front December at 24.15. March and May contracts moved to around 24.06 and 23.95 as prices eased, while other months posted similar declines.
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New York
Textile market reports cautious activity amid labor worries
Dry Goods New York reports small December releases of print cloths and sheetings as mills hedge against labor trouble. Higher wages persist, but inquiries for woolen and worsted goods are met by manpower constraints limiting new output. Only limited rayon shipments observed.
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New York
Chicago livestock market steady with high demand
Salable cattle 15,000 with total 15,500 and calves 2,000. Market active and fully steady. Barrows and gilts at 140 lbs reach 14.85 ceiling. sows at 144.10. Killing quality fed cattle and yearlings steady though less attractive than recent Mondays. Large lots of yearlings and light steers around 18.00, overall principal features in trade.
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Chicago
Market Report Shows Scarce Stock Ahead of Slaughter
The ceiling sits just under 15.00 with best heifers at 17.50. Bulls and veal calves are scarce, cutter cows around 8.50, sk fat cows 9.50 to 12.50, heavy sausage bulls up to 13.25, vealers 15.50 and down. Stock cattle remain scarce and steady.
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago on Nov 19
Potatoes arrivals 179 on track 211 and total U S around 1 023 for the week with supplies moderate for Idaho Russets and fair demand. Northern stock steady while Colorado McClures dull. Idaho Russel Burbanks U S No 1 3 20 to 3 45 per cwt. Bliss Triumphs Nebraska Minnesota North Dakota priced 2 80 1 95 and commercial Cobblers Wisconsin Chippewa at 2 05.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Idaho
Colorado McClures
Idaho Russel Burbanks
Nebraska Bliss
Minnesota
North Dakota
Bliss
Cobblers
Wisconsin Chippewas
Grain Prices and Grades Summary
Grain market notes show Chicago bids for wheat at No 1 and No 2 hard around 70 cents, oats at No 1 mixed extra around 80 cents, and white oats about 80 to 81 cents. Barley listed for malt and seed, field seeds include red clover, timothy, alfalfa, and alfalfa values around 1 to 11 dollars per unit.
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Chicago
Romans Display Wax Masks of Ancestors at Home
Ancient Romans kept wax masks of their forebears in their houses and displayed them openly. The practice shows reverence for lineage and a ritual of memory within domestic space.
Tax Cuts Set For 1946 With Widely Lower Rates
The article explains 1946 tax changes including exemption increases and rate cuts. A family with three dependents earning 3000 sees tax drop from 111 to 42 dollars. Withholding will shrink to 50 cents weekly for a 45 dollar week wage, and some 40 dollar earners pay nothing. Tax returns for 1945 are due by March 15. refunds will go to those with withholding.
Defense talk warns on Pearl Harbor lessons
Royall urges ex servicemen to study defense problems and press sound legislation. He notes the United Nations offers hope for peace but warns nations should not risk the U.S. future on an untested organization.
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Pearl Harbor
Royall
United Nations Organization
Iran violence and regional turmoil widening
Reports say Iranians were killed amid a rising revolt in the province with about 1.5 million people. The newly nominated Azeri governor was set to fly to Tabriz as armed clashes were also reported there. Tabriz lies 300 miles northwest of Tehran as insurgents move along a line from Mianeh toward Tehran.
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Azerbaijan
Tabriz
Tehran
Mianeh
Teh
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