Broughton Urges Limits on State Government Powers
J. M. Broughton told the National Association of Attorneys General that states should guard against federal encroachment and strengthen budgets and tax agencies. He urged direct, nonpartisan governance and faster judicial procedures to improve state administration and mental health oversight.
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J. M. Broughton
Northlina
Associat
Washington
Union
Broughton
Nacan
Carolina
Stomach Ulcer Treatment Outlines Key Regimen
Dr. Clendening emphasizes strict adherence to a long term peptic ulcer plan. The Sippy method features small nonirritating meals, neutralizing excess stomach acid with powders, and avoiding irritating foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Sippy
Chicago
Public service groups seek best for health and schools
The article argues for organized efforts to improve public health welfare public schools and prison systems stressing that people deserve the best and no vested interests or politics should hinder the effort.
Rites Held in Greensboro for O L Sapp 75
Funeral services for Oscar Lamay Sapp 75 prominent Greensboro lawyer who died Sunday at St Leo hospital were held at Hanes chapel conducted by Dr Edgar H Nease. Burial in Forest Lawn cemetery. Surviving are two sons Oscar Sapp Jr and Armistead W Sapp both of Greensboro two daughters Mrs William Nichols of Reidsville and Mrs S T Stough of Davidson and ten grandchildren.
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Greensboro
Oscar Lamay Sapp
St. Leo's Hospital
Hanes Chapel
Edgar H. Nease
Westarket Street
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Kernersville
Sapp
Newell Wesley
Sarah L. Vossng
Forsyth County
Kernersville Academy
University of North Carolina
Oscar Sapp, Jr
Armistead W. Sapp
William Nichols
Reidsville
S. T. Stough
Davidson
W. C. Ashworth
E. C. Brooks
Raleigh
J. R. Paddison
Sergt Vic Clark Returns From Overseas Duty
Vic Clark, a sergeant from Dulles Oregon, came home after 31 months overseas with no injuries. While pheasant hunting he suffered shotgun pellet wounds requiring medical care.
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Purple Heart
THE
Dulles, Ore
INS
Vic Clark
Rabbit Hunt Without Firearms Arrives in Oxford
Oxford hosts the annual county rabbit hunt this Saturday with no firearms. Clubs or rocks supply the only “ammunition” as rabbits are chased by dogs in a dog driven event.
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Oxford
Flue cured tobacco markets reopen after Thanksgiving week
Markets in North Carolina and Virginia reopened after a shortened week for Thanksgiving. Average prices held steady with a few irregularities in the old belt leaf grades. Slight declines were reported on the eastern belt for low and common quality leaf and smoking grades.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Virginia
War Food Administration
Old Belt
Middle Belt
Publisher Hall to Fill Smith Senate Seat in South Carolina
Wilton E. Hall, Anderson publisher of the Anderson Independent and Daily Mail, will fill the unexpired U.S. Senate term of the late Ellison D. Smith. Appointed by Gov. Olin D. Johnston, Hall will serve until January 20 when Johnston takes office. Hall also runs a radio station and has led state press groups.
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Columbia
S. C
Wilton EE. Hall
Anderson
United States Senate
Ellison D
Cotton Ed
Anderson Independent
Daily Mail
Independent
Anderson Tribune
Hall
South Carolina Press Association
Lower Taxes Sought By Georgian
Senator George of Georgia called for lower postwar taxes and immediate debt repayment after the war ends. He urged a balanced budget, debt retirement, and strict economy with a 16 to 21 billion dollar postwar budget scenario. He noted modest early debt payments and potential further reductions as revenues improve. Lois J. Hadden and John M. Sterling won $150 Cornell scholarships funded by the New York State Bankers Association for 4-H Club students entering Cornell.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Ithaca
N. Y
INS
Lois J. Hadden
Savannah
John M. Sterling
Herkimer Road
Utica
Cornell
New York State Bankers Association
Miss Hadden
College of Home Economics
Sterling
College of Agriculture
Jamestown Pupils Make Honor Roll List Released
Jamestown announces honor roll for grades from eleventh to second based on B plus average or better. The list names students including Ann Barron Frances Branson Doris Cecil Betty Jo Chilton Lillian Lester Nell McNairy Maxine Robbins Claude Sutton Martha James Thrift Evelyn Ward Robert Whitesell June Anna Wilson Maxine Wilson and many others across eight grades.
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Jamestown
Jamestown School
E. D. Idol
Ann Barron
Frances Branson
Doris Cecil
Betty Jo Chilton
Lillian Lester
Nell McNairy
Maxine Robbins
Claude Sutton
Martha James Thrift
Evelyn Ward
Robert Whitesell
June Anna Wilson
Maxine Wilson
Rodney Borum
Doris Edwards
Pearlie Hall
Norma Jean Hollis
Harry Lee Hennis
Jeryl Hughes
Rachel Kennedy
Blanche Kimsey
Cara Nell Laughlin
Joan Lester
Christine Partin
Gene Staley
Janie Thornton
Nancy Welborn
Jack Whitaker
Richard Wila
Carolyn Hayworth
Alice Hussey
Betty Lou Johnson
Cecil Jones
Edith Nancy Mitchell
Kathleen Morris
Betty Lou Sechrest
Margaret Workman
Marianne Binkley
Patsy Bundy
Betty Edwards
Mary Lynn Hodgin
Alan John
Picdell
Ruth Marie White
Mary Faith Willard
Phillip Beck
Delma Brown
Joyce Burns
Forrestee
George Gardner
Janie Bell Hill
Donald Ingold
Earlene Sechrest
Margaret Ann Stewart
Henry Suits
Anne Tillson
Shirley Wall
Jimmie Ward
Robert Mitchell
Paul Moss, Jr
Peggy Oakley
Joy Arrington
Samuel Austin
Linda Carroll
Ronda Ann Craven
Peter Duff
Cher
Hurdle Lea
Charles Richardson
Rachel Richardson
Wanda Ridge
Tommie Rodgers
Phyllis Welborn
Harold Young
Golden Jubilee meet marks U D C gathering in Nashville
United Daughters of the Confederacy convened in Nashville for the Golden Jubilee ring session. The event featured unveiling of the late Mrs. Caroline Merriwether Goodlett’s portrait, to be given to Gov. Prentice Cooper for placement in the state capitol.
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Nashville
Tenn
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Caroline Merriwether Goodlett
Tennessee Historical Commission
Prentice Cooper
State Capitol
Doris Duke Wins First Skirmish in Nevada Residency Case
District Judge William McKnight upheld Doris Duke Cromwell’s claim of bona fide Nevada residency when she obtained her divorce here last December. He voided a New Jersey ruling denying residency and postponed final ruling to November 27 to prepare findings of fact and law.
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Reno
William McKnight
Doris Duke Cromwell
Nevada
New Jersey
McKnight
Cromwell
William Woodburn
PFC Cornwell on furlough with family in Lexington Ave
PFC Robert Cornwell on a 17 day furlough visiting wife and children at FE Lexington Avenue. He is stationed at Camp Sibert Alabama as an athletic instructor and has been in service eight months.
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Robert Cornwell
Lexington Avenue
Pfc
Cornwell
Camp Sibert
Alabama
Arrives in States Marine Pfc Louie Beam Jr Wounded in Palau
Pfc Louis H Beam Jr 18 arrives in California after two years overseas with the Marines following a Palau Islands wound His mother Mrs L H Bear of Nevada Cromwell New Jersey actions aimed at deeming a Nevada decree worthless The attorney said Cromwell has been a Nevada Bona Fide resident since July 5 He argued Cromwell lived in Washington DC since 1940 while Cromwell claimed New Jersey residency
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States
Louie H. Beam, Jr
Palau Islands
Marines
California
L. H. Bear
North
Cromwell
Nevada
New Jersey
Washington D. C
Chicago boxers trade knockouts and decisions in brisk card
Chicago latest boxing card features Jim Williams outpointing Dan Merritt in a close Chicago bout and Ted Christie halting Chief Red Cloud by TKO in Detroit amid a mixed result set.
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Chicago
Jim Williams
Dan Merritt
Cleveland
Ted Christie
T.K.O
Red Cloud
Deetroit
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Carolina Beagle Club
Starmount Country Club
Pat Williams
North Wilkesboro
Shelby
Senate
Anderson County War Finance Committee
South Carolina Planning Board
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
South Carolina
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Ore
Matthew Dutton
Warren E. Page
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Ron Vou
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