Thurman Cook Faces Paint Theft Charge in Marietta
Thurman Cook, 34, of Rt. 5, charged with receiving stolen paint linked to Arietta Paint Company thefts. Continuance granted for hearing to November 30. Cook, ex Fairmont grocery manager, allegedly received 500 gallons valued at 1255 dollars on February 10, 1943.
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Thurman Cook
Rt. 5
Arietta
Soncourt
Cook
Fairmont Grocery
S. W. Horne
Marietta Int Company
Hugh Children
S. S. Hurt
Ralph Starnes
Carlos Johnson
W. H. Norris
A. E. Nelson
B. L. Meacome
E. J. Davis
S. N. Allen
W. H. Dorn
Superior Court
Weather Outlook for Carolinas Through Wednesday
The forecast shows fair to partly fair skies with lingering cool nights. Interior low temperatures 26 to 30 while coastal areas dip to 32 to 36 with a warming trend near normal by midweek preceded by chances of light showers.
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Worth
Carolina
Carolinas
Lexington Firm Buys Thomasville Dairy Equipment
The Cable Dairy company of Lexington agreed to take over the milk routes of the Cedar dairy in Thomasville. J Waller Lambeth will keep the farm and dairy and not sell his cattle or expand. only pasteurizing and delivery equipment changes hands.
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Thomasville
Cable Dairy Company of
Lexington
J. Waller Lambeth
Cedar ’ Dairy
Lambeth
Local Service Men Due At American Ports
Service men from High Point and nearby towns listed as passengers aboard ships arriving in the United States include on the SS Ezra Cornell due New York November 22: Theodore W. Cooke Floyd Evans Henry Robson Otter Co Walton and several others. Also listed are Pfc. Talmadge Driggers Linden Lassiter and George McCullough on ships docking at Boston and a Virgil L. Frede on the SS General Collins due in Francisco November 22.
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High Point
Ezra Cornell
New York
Ter W. Cooke
Floyd Evans
Henry R. Robson
Oater Co
Boston
Talmadge L. Driggers
Linden L. Lassiter
Felipe de Neve
George McCullough
General Collins
Francisco
Virgil L. Fredie
Lexington
Hull warned of Japanese attack and China aid debate
Hull recalled warning of a potential Japanese strike at any time and urged vigilance as Ambassador Grew sent warnings. He described December moves toward war and a lack of feasible agreement with Japan, stressing the need for timely military readiness and aid to China while avoiding ultimatums.
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Hull
Chiang Kai-Shek
Kunming
Japan
Army
Navy
China
Flying Tigers
Joseph Grew
United States
Funeral Rites Planned for 1 Year Old Billy Reavis
Funeral services set for Billy Reavis 1 year old son of B W Reavis and Dorothy Dennis Reavis killed in Atlanta will be at Chestnut Hill cemetery Salisbury Sunday at 4 30 p m The body arrives Thomasville Sunday morning taken to J C Green and Sons funeral home before joint procession to Salisbury Survivors include father reared at Mills home mother native of High Point one brother Donald Reavis and maternal grandfather W P Dennis of High Point
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Billy Reavis
B. W. Reavis
Dorothy Dennis Reavis
Atlanta
Chestnut Hill
Salisbury
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
Mills
High Point
Donald Reavis
W. P. Dennis
Funeral service for James W. Shillinglaw Jr.
The funeral for James William Shillinglaw Jr. was held at First Presbyterian Church Masville on Wednesday at 3 PM. The service included Rev. J H Whitmore Rev C O Plyler and Rev J A McIntyre with pallbearers Coy Ensley D N Tucker J L Sullivan James Tysinger Walter Tysinger and James Montgomery. Interment followed in the family plot at the City Cemetery.
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Masville
James William Shillinglaw
Winston Salem
First Presbyterian Church
J. H. Whitmore
C. O. Plyler
J. A. McIntyre
Woodlawn Presbyterian Cchurch
Sharon
S. C
Coy Ensley
D. N. Tucker
J. L. Sullivan
James Tysinger
Walter Tysinger
James Montgomery
Ruth Shillinglaw
City
Veritable Life Boat to Europe in Wartime Travel Reminiscence
The narrator recalls a 1916 Atlantic crossing on the St Louis past fog bound Liverpool with a $100 fare and primitive hotel room comforts. He contrasts it with modern speed by air and notes the wartime upheaval changing Europe’s face and travel expectations.
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Europe
New York
Atlantic
Liverpool
St. Louis
GM Strike Looms in UAW Talks Amid Picket Lines
Detroit November 23 General Motors workers press for a 30 percent wage rise via arbitration as leaders note thinner picket lines due to snow and cold. GM prepares a formal reply while union funds and soup kitchens are arranged to aid strikers as 200000 idle workers face ongoing disruption across 20 states.
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General Motors
G. M
C. E. Wilson
United Automobile Workers
CIO
Michigan
John W. Gibson
Schwellenbach
AFL
Railroad Brotherhood
Uaw-Cio
Youth Revival Week Planned at Thomasville Main Street Church
A full week long youth revival begins Sunday at 3 30 in Thomasville's Main Street Methodist Church. Sponsored by the Thomasville sub district youth fellowship the event runs nightly at 8 except Saturday. Rev Howard C Wilkinson of First Baptist Charlotte is the principal speaker with music by the sub district choir directed by Dorothy Joan and Mills home choir led by Prof W B Lord. All ages invited to participate.
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Thomasville
Main Street Methodist
Howard C. Wilkinson
First Baptist Church
Charlotte
Dorothy Joan
Main Street Method Church
Mills
W. B. Lord
German Trial Improper Cabinet Links Denied by Keitel
On the fourth day of the trial against Germany’s top general, Keitel’s lawyer argued that a secret cabinet council existed by law but never met, while prosecutors pressed evidence of ties between Nazi leaders and German industry. The court admitted documents but allowed later challenges, and no session was held the next day to give defense more time to review.
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Krupp
Gustav Krupp von
Germany
Keitel
Hitler
Otto Nelte
Geoffrey Lawrence
Lawrence
Defense Council
Diplomatic strains over Pearl Harbor talks with Japan
The record describes a break in negotiations with Japan and U S cabinet tensions. Secretary Hull expresses deep disappointment over stalled talks while efforts to arrange a Roosevelt Konoye summit are described as thwarted by cabinet members. Names are withheld.
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China
Japan
Hull
United States
Walker
Kurusu
New York
Roosevelt notes on Japan and modus vivendi draft
The text discusses Roosevelt’s draft telegram to Churchill dated November 24 proposing a temporary accord with Japan. It mentions Japan not invoking the tripartite pact, U S noninvolvement in Japanese-Chinese talks, and future Pacific agreements. The proposed modus vivendi was not submitted and reflects concern over potential trouble in Japan.
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Japan
U. S
Roosevelt
Churchill
Union Rules Allow Access After Strike Action
Foremen and supervisors will be admitted only under a signed agreement not to perform strikers' work, as set by the union. The stipulation governs entry during the ongoing plant strike and outlines labor participation limits.
Save Your Sugar Coupons Warns OPA Official
OPA urged saving ration book four for sugar purchases. With meats and fats rationing ending tomorrow, all other stamps in book four and red tokens lose value. Sugar stamp 38 remains valid for five pounds through December 31.
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Washington
OPA
Mars Hill College Glee Club Adds Two High Point Singers
Flor ence Breedlove alto and Leon Corder baritone of High Point were chosen for Mars Hill college glee club for 1945 46. The 109 voice ensemble directed by Mrs Elizabeth Logan Souther performed its first concert November 14 and will give several campus concerts with spring tours planned.
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Florence Breedlove
Leon Corder
High Point
Glee Club
Mars Hill College
Elizabeth Logan Souther
Potatoes Market Report from Chicago Prices by Variety
Potatoes arrivals 161 on track 257 total U S shipments 1043 Thursday 248 supplies moderate demand slow. Idaho Russell Burbanks U S No 1 3.00 3.25 Colorado Red Me Clures U S No 1 2.70 2.85 Nebraska Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 2.80 Minnesota North Dakota Bliss Triumphs commercial 1.70 1.75 U S No 1 washed 2.40 Pontiac commercial 1.80.
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USDA
U. S
Idaho
Russel Burbanks
Colorado
Red
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
Bliss
Pontiac
Selling Slows as Leaders Decline in New York Market
In New York trading on November 23 selling slowed but extended declines for leaders by fractions over two points. Best prices held for electrical and musical industries, Shamrock Oil, Warner Bros, and National Supply, while Standard Oil NJ, Northern Pacific, Glenn Martin and American Water Works remained resistant. Notable casualties included General Motors, Chrysler, U S Steel, Bethlehem, Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck, Bendix, American Telephone, Great Northern, Southern Pacific, Anaconda and Dow Chemical.
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New York
Electrical and Musical Industries
Shamrock Oil
Warner Bros
National Supply
Standard Oil
Northern Pacific
Glenn Martin
American Water Works
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Bendix
American Telephone
Great Northern Southern Pacific
Anaconda
Dow Chemical
Cotton textile market quiet as mills hold on prices
The New York market reports a quiet cotton textile scene with mills staying on the sidelines until price and cost clarity emerges. Wool goods deliveries showed no improvement and the converting trade found new offerings scarce.
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New York
Livestock Prices Steady After Busy Chicago Slaughter Day
Salable hogs 6,000 of 24,500 total with 140 lb barrows and gilts at 14.85 ceiling. Sows at 14.10 with full clearance. Cattle salable 2,500 of 3,000 and calves 500 steady with broad slaughter steer run from 15.25 to 18.00, load lots at 18.00. Heifers mostly 12.50 to 14.25, best in loads at 15.50. Cows about half of receipts, cann ers and cutters 7.50 to 8.50, good cows 9.50 to 12.00. Bulls scarce. stockers soft but firm above 750 pounds amid adverse weather.
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Chicago
USDA
Cotton Prices Open Lower on New York Futures
Cotton futures opened 5 to 15 cents lower with near term months trading around 24.20 for Dec and 24.11 for Mar. Noon values showed a mixed move, with Dec at 24.21 and Mar at 24.13 as May reached about 24.01.
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New York
Dor
Arnall to Speak at UNC Chapel Hill
Gov. Ellis Arnall of Georgia will address the University of North Carolina on November 28, announced by William Crisp, chairman of the Carolina Political Union. In Raleigh, Chancellor John W. Harrelson said veterans with at least one year of service will receive 36 credits for higher education at North Carolina State College.
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Charlotte
W. S. Creighton
North Carolina — League
Charlotte Shippers
Raleigh
North Linatate College
John W. Harrelson
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