Oil Interests Are Accused Over Bernadotte Plan
A Ukrainian alleges that oil interests aided by British agents Abdullah and Glubb Pasha pushed an invasion of Palestine to block partition. He criticizes the Haifa pipelines and refinery, says the Palestine truce is ineffective, and cites the UN Security Council resolutions as toothless.
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United States
Britain
Haifa
Galagan
Abdullah
Glubb Pasha
Palestine
Trans-Jordan
J. B. Glubb Pasha
Trans- Jordan
Security Council
Old Belt Markets Witness Decline
Raleigh November 24. Demand for flue cured tobacco slackened on the old belt yesterday with declines from 1 to 2 dollars. A total of 2,681.60 pounds sold at an average of 42.69 dollars per hundredweight. The five middle belt markets moved 958,986 pounds at 40.2 dollars while the two Eastern North Carolina markets remained open with 219,612 pounds at 36.43 dollars per hundred.
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Raleigh
Old Belt
Middle Belt
North Carolina
State Election Law Changes To Be Considered In Raleigh
State elections officials plan a conference to draft changes to North Carolina election laws. A date is pending after a preliminary session with Attorney General McMullan and State Board of Elections members discussed clarifying duties and party formation rules following a Supreme Court ruling.
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Raleigh
State Board of Elections
McMullan
Raymond Maxwell
Hubert E. Olive
Maxwell
Olive
Capus Waynick
General Assembly
State Supreme Court
Board
State's Rights Democratic Party
Teen-Agers Injured In Auto Collision
Six young men were treated for injuries after a head on crash on highway 52 near Rockwell shortly after 9 p m state patrol reported. Driver Don Mc Laughlin Hobson 18 Winston Salem and passengers Curtis Edwards 18 Owen Gwynn 18 E C Coble 20 and K O Wilson Jr 18 Walker town were injured. Joe Max Poole 18 China Grove was the other passenger in the second car driven by Coleman Holt 20 Rt 2 Gold Hill and Holt faced a reckless driving charge.
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Mt. Airy
K. O. Wilson, Jr
Walkertown
Joe Max Poole
China Grove
Coleman Holt
Rt. 2
Gold Hill
Holt
Rural Denver letter carriers protest roadside potshots
Colorado rural letter carriers led by president Joe A Hill of Pine complain about hunters shooting at roadside mailboxes. The group urges an end to the practice and seeks protection for carriers delivering mail along rural routes.
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Denver
Colorado
Joe A. Hill
China aid policy shapes postwar plan for Truman and Marshall
The article outlines two key prospects for U S China policy under Truman and Marshall. If aid continues, Congress may face a multi hundred million dollar China program, long term in scope. A Communist victory could make rebuilding Japan more costly and prompt stronger Western Pacific defenses. Chiang Kai shek appeals for urgent help and signals a high prestige American general might lead China military missions, with MacArthur as a possible choice but not confirmed.
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Truman
State Marshall
China
Congress
Comunists
Japan
Western
Pacific
Marshall
United Nations
Paris
Chiang
Douglas MacArthur
Greensboro Man Outruns Auto to Nab Thief
Greensboro, Nov 24. R C Edwards outran a moving car and captured Lawrence Gentry, 31, of Gaffney, who was driving away with the vehicle. Gentry, held on auto theft charges without bond, was barefoot when arrested.
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Greensboro
R. C. Edwards
Edwards
Lawrence Gentry
Gaffney
Gentry
Funeral rites for Rev James Pinkney Hornbuckle held in Newton
Funeral services were held today for the 70 year old Rev James Pinkney Hornbuckle retired Methodist minister of the Western North Carolina Conference who died after a months illness. He retired in 1944 while pastor of Highland Methodist in Hickory. Hornbuckle was ordained in 1908 and served Western North Carolina churches. Burial took place in Reidsville.
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Newton
James Pinkney Hornbuckle
CIO Could Defeat Reds
Justice Douglas said labor has a unique opportunity to preserve democracy in a troubled world. He warned conventional diplomacy will fail unless it understands the rise of labor governments and shares that understanding, which he calls the essential tool of modern diplomacy that diplomats lack.
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Sition
Douglas
Labor
Funeral set for Joe Walker of Thomasville
Joe Howard Walker 41 of 104 Haygood Street was found dead at home. Funeral services are Thursday at 2 30 p.m. at Brooks and White funeral home South Boston Va with burial in South Boston cemetery. Coroner Dermot Lohr rules death from natural causes.
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Thomasville
Joe Howard Walker
Haygood Street
Brooks and White
South Boston
Walker
Davidson County
Dermot Lohr
Funeral Services Held for Frances Pearce Burns in High Point
Mrs Frances Pearce Burns 71 widow of Edwyn J Burns died Sunday morning. Services conducted at J C Green and Sons funeral home Tuesday afternoon by Rev Ed ward Suits. Miss Edith Frye played piano for Mrs John Moore who sang. Pallbearers C L White Jr Lawrence Wilson George Lyndon William Robinette Frank Autry Jack Campbell. Interment in Oakwood cemetery family plot High Point.
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Oakwood Cemetery
High Point
Obituary notices from High Point and Denton areas
Miss Lois Marie White 18 dies at home in Ebernezer community High Point Rt 3 after four weeks illness born March 3 1930 daughter of William Jack and Sallie Speers White survivors include parents four sisters and three brothers body to move to residence Wednesday 2 pm funeral Thursday 2 pm from Church of God and Ebenezer Methodist Burial Floral Garden Park cemetery Also Denton Ty singer 86 dies suddenly at home Route 1 near Denton Survived by four sisters two brothers two sons three daughters and other relatives Predecessors of modern British restaurants were coffee houses and taverns with a daily ordinary serving at fixed price
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Ebernezer
High Point Rt. 3
High Point
William Jack and
Sallie Speers White
Allen Jay High School
Ebernezer Methodist Church
Church of God
Doris Jean
Arlie Mae
Nora Elizabeth
Mary Ruth White
Loyd Free
Seattle
Wash
Jack Edward
Arel Speer White
Koonce Funeral Home
Commerce Street
Fred Jump
Vernie Stanley
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Denton
Lee A. Tysinger
Here
M. ©. Grist
Alex Garner
H. C. Gallimore
T. J. Greer
Henry Tysinger
Eli Tyssinger
Charles H. Tysinger
Washington, D. C
Ellis Tysinger
Clara I. Tysinger
Flora Tysinger
William Smyth
Origin of the word restaurant in American dining
The term restaurant first appeared in America referring to dining rooms of upscale hotels and to select high class la carte dining establishments.
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America
Tojo Denied Clemency by tribunal after verdict
He argued that even the tribunal judges did not fully agree with the verdict yet maintained confidence in the tribunal's integrity and solemn pronouncements.
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Tojo
Tribunal
Citizen-Times Raises Weekly Subscription Rates
Asheville readers will pay five cents more per week as of November 28 due to higher production costs. New home delivery rates are 35 cents weekly for morning and Sunday or evening and Sunday, 60 cents for morning, evening and Sunday, and 25 cents for morning or evening only. mail subscriptions adjust proportionately and carriers receive 40 percent of the increase.
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Asheville
Southern Bell rate hearing pushed to late December
Raleigh November 24. A hearing on Southern Bell's request for higher rates likely will not occur before December 21 due to an crowded docket. The company seeks a 13 percent overall rate increase, with projected annual gross revenue rising about 2.7 million dollars.
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Raleigh
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Joe H. Mullen
Commission
Southern Bell
North Carolina
Weather notes and scattered items from NC edition
Mostly cloudy with little temperature change and drizzle possible today and Thursday. Also mentions a Thursday calendar with rise and set times, plus a brief note about Paul Revere’s early military action and a line about rebuses and French Revolution era dining trends.
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North Carolina
Paroles Chief Hathaway Cross Resigns in North Carolina
Raleigh November 24 State paroles commissioner Hathaway Cross has announced his resignation effective December 31 to practice law in Raleigh He has led the board since 1945 and joined the commission in 1935 A Gates County native and Wake Forest graduate Cross supported Charles M Johnson in the Democratic primaries Kerr Scott the governor elect defeated Johnson for the nomination.
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Raleigh
Hathaway Cross
Cherry
Cross
Charles M. Johnson
Kerr Scott
Johnson
Paroles Commission
Gates County
Wake Forest College
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