Texan Rep Patman accuses lobbies of attacking co op schemes
Rep Patman says a vicious Washington lobby is seeking to destroy co operatives by pushing income tax exemption removals and funding partisan propaganda through the National Tax Equality Association. He calls for committee investigation into tax law abuse and says corporate chains fund the effort. The article adds a recipe note on cleaning brass and copper with flour salt and vinegar.
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Patman
D-Tex
House
Ways and Means Committee
National Tax Equality Association
NTEA
Swamp Root Promises Fast Help for Night Urination
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a natural remedy for nighttime urination backache and minor kidney disorders. It claims rapid relief after taking the herbal medicine and offers a free trial from Kilmer Co Stamford Conn or a full bottle at drugstores.
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Stamford
Conn
Military Rites Planned For Two Thomasville Men
Thomasville reports two servicemen killed in action to be honored with full military funerals. Pfc Early G. Lambeth of Thomasville and Pfc Rufus V. Hunsucker of High Point will receive rites with VFW honors. Lambeth will be buried at Prospect cemetery after services at Prospect Methodist Church. Hunsucker’s funeral, at Floral Garden Park cemetery, will follow a service at his Kannapolis home. Survivors named include spouses, parents, and siblings.
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Thomasville
Brice Barkley
William C. Miller
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Isreete
VFW
Pfc
Early G. Lambeth
Rt. 1
Belgium
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
Floral Garden Park
Righ Point Post
Lambeths
Raymond W. Lambeth
B. C. Lambeth
Trinity
Hunsucker
Mildred Powers Hunsucker
High Point
Route 5
W. D. Hunsucker
Kannapolis
Rufus Baity
Mecklenburg County
Thomasville Community Foundation Sees Growing Donations
Thomasville donors including 28 individuals firms and civic groups contributed 3860 bringing the foundation total to 23550 as drives aim for 415000 with closure expected Saturday though extension possible. Reports from canvassers are still arriving. Additionally a note warns against rubbing grease into patent leather as it damages finishes.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Community Foundation
R.L. Pope
Former Army Men May Join Special Draft for WWII Escort Duty
The U S Army Enlisted Reserve Corps may recall qualified veterans of World War II to serve 6 to 12 months on escort duty for returning war dead. Eligible applicants must meet enlistment standards, have AGCT ≥ 5, hold technician fifth grade or higher, show excellent character, no disciplinary record, be well presented, and be veterans. Applications go through the North Carolina Military District in Raleigh with detachments in Memphis Atlanta and Charlotte. Further details available at Army and Air Force recruiting stations.
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Atlanta
Charlotte
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Raleigh
N. C
U. S. Air Force
Agriculture Still North Carolina's Biggest Business Outlook
Edwin A. Wayne of the Federal Reserve spoke to High Point Rotary guests on agriculture's enduring role in the state's economy. He cited NC ranking third in cash crop receipts in 1946 and traced farm growth, income disparities, and price shifts from 1929 to 1946 with data on milk, eggs, tobacco, and cotton.
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North Carolina
Edwin A. Wayne
Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond
High Point
Evein
Guilford
College Band To End Season On Thursday
The High Point college band, a 36 piece unit, will close its marching season Thursday afternoon with High Point in a football season finale. Director Gerald Bryant announced plans for an extended winter concert season including many state high schools and colleges. The band’s halftime shows featured elaborate props and lighting, with Ella W. Alexander as drum major and Denree Garner and Alice Thompson assisting.
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High Point College
High Point
Gerald Bryant
Bryant
Ella W. Alexander
Mooresville
Denree Garner
Alice Thompson
Ettes
High Point Iollege
Thomasville
Spiritual Harvest Week Scheduled By Davidson Charge
Six Methodist ministers and a woman lay worker will appear during Spiritual Harvest Week for North Davidson charge churches in Thomasville. From November 24 to 30 speakers include Dr Mark W Depp, Rev Reid Wall, Dr P E Lindley, Dr Joe S Hiatt, Dr Clovis G Chappell, Miss Nell Webb and Rev George B Clemmer. Services run seven pm except Clemmer talk at 11 am.
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Thomasville
North Davidson
D. B. Alderman
Rt. Ls
Winston-Salem
Mount Pleasant
Shady Grove
Canaan
Mark W. Depp
Reid Wall
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Joe S. Hiatt
Clovis G. Chappell
Charlotte
Nell Webb
Salissbury
George B. Clemmer F
Asheboro
Clemmer
Man gets 10 years for killing wife
In Annapolis Maryland on November 21 1947 Joseph Henry Holland 43 a carpenter began a 10 year term for manslaughter in the death of his wife Estelle The sentence followed a trial during which his voice was scarcely audible as he claimed he did not hurt her and offered a personal statement of disbelief.
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Annapolis
Joseph Henry Holland
Maryland
Estelle
Holland
Community Council To Meet Monday
Thomasville Coordinating Community council will meet Monday night at 7 30 in the city hall courtroom. President Rev Charles F Leek will present his report on the West Point New York national community conference attended as delegate from the Thomasville group. An excellent way to make potato salad is to marinate the potatoes while they are still hot in a tangy French dressing.
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Thomasville
Westoint, N. Y
Court orders bar Maryland lawyer LeViness in tax case
Charles T. LeViness III, former Maryland attorney general, had his name removed from the Baltimore bar as disbarment proceedings began after he was fined $10,000 on federal income tax evasion charges. The order was signed by judges of the supreme bench.
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Baltimore
Charles T. LeViness
Maryland
Baltimore Bar
LeViness
Supreme Bench
Anderson to stay Iowa City football coach
Dr. Eddie Anderson will remain as head football coach at the University of Iowa in Iowa City after officials say they have straightened out the issues.
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Iowa City
Eddie Anderson
University of Iowa
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