Santa Claus to Make Annual Visit to High Point Tonight
Santa Claus visits High Point tonight at 7 o clock riding a fire truck to bless the Yale season opening. Escort includes T E Hinson Sam Hyman Bill Lee Jim Horney and Grace Baker. He will pass gifts to children at the igloo corner Broad and North Main then distribute to colored children on East Washington Street before continuing through Main Street and Wrenn Street route. No parade planned.
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High Point
Santa Claus
T. E. Hinson
Sam Hyman
Bill Lee
Jim Horney
Grace Baker
St. Nick
Main Street
Wrenn Street
Broad
North Main Streets
East Washington Street
Santa
East Green Street
High Street
Flwood Hotel
Maritime Settlement Extended Across Pacific Coast
The Pacific Coast Waterfront Employes association and longshoremen extend the settlement with a three year contract under a peace plan backed by the National CIO and San Francisco employers. About 28,000 strikers and idle workers from Canada to Mexico face ongoing shutdowns, the longest since the 1936 strike.
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Pacific
Hitchen
Pacific Coast Waterfront Employes Association
National Cio
San Francisco
Reds Near Yangtze Move to Break Through
A government official in Peiping warned that a major battle imminent in North China would unfold in days as forces aimed at the Yangtze confront the Reds. General Fu Tso Yi told cadets morale differs from Manchuria where defeat seemed likely, asserting readiness to fight anywhere.
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Peiping
North China
Fu Tso-Yi
Manchuria
Peiping-Tientsi
Funeral Services for Lois Marie White at Church of God
Miss Lois Marie White aged 18 died at her parents home in Ebenezer Tuesday morning. Funeral services were held Thursday at 3 pm from the Church of God on Commerce Street with Rev. Fred Jump and Rev. Vernie Stanley officiating. A ladies trio provided music. Pallbearers included Charles Windham Jimmy Windham Gerald Driggers Roy Frazier Jr John W Shelly and Thomas White. Interment followed at Floral Garden Cemetery.
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Lois Marie White
W. Jack White
Ebenezer
Church of God
Commerce Street
Fred Jump
Vernie Stanley
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Bessie Moore
Ruth Burleson
Frances Walker
Moore
Charles Windham
Jimmy Windham
Gerald Driggers
Roy Frazier, Jr
John W. Shelly
Thomas White
Floral Garden Cemetery
Five Thousand Dollar Suit Filed Against Hunsucker Couple
A $5,000 damage suit was filed in Municipal court against H F Hunsucker and Sara Coe Hunsucker. Larry Helmstetler, by his father C A Helmstetler, alleges his seven year old son was struck by a car on South Main on April 19. The car driven by Sara Coe Hunsucker allegedly sped away and caused injuries requiring 12 days in hospital and seven weeks in a plaster cast with permanent facial scars. The plaintiff seeks $5,000 and proper relief.
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H. F. Hunsucker
Sara Coe
Hunsucker
Larry Helmstetler
C. A. Helmstetler
Larry
South Main Street
Bellews Creek Man Arrested In High Point
Samuel M. Jones of Bellews Creek was released on $500 bond after Highway Patrolmen arrested him for driving while intoxicated following a hit and run collision near the High Point Burlington football game. Gordon Callicutt reported his car was struck and planned to file a warrant in Forsyth County. Callicutt avoided injury.
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Samuel M. Jones
Bellews Creek
Gordon Callicutt
East Green Street
Burlington
Jones
Callicutt
Winston-Salem
Forssyth
Court Extends Holiday For Another Day
The municipal court extended the Thanksgiving holiday with all cases continued to the first of next week. The docket highlights a double manslaughter case against Robert Tucker of Colfax and Homer Lee Shipwash of Lexington from an October 8 crash that fatally injured Mrs. Shipwash.
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Robert Tucker
Colfax
Homer Lee Shipwash
Lexington
Shipwash
C.c. Camp Road
Deep River Church
Tucker
Studebaker
Mrs. Shipwash
Winston- Salem
Nazi Propaganda Persists After War Says Observer
A reflection on postwar Germany notes that Nazi propaganda influenced public opinion and press outlets. The author argues that despite defeat, many publishers and citizens remain shaped by anti Jewish biases and wartime messaging. The piece contrasts physical defeat with ongoing ideological stubbornness.
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Germany
Hitler
Transfer Rule For Veterans Publicized
A veteran student must notify the Veterans Administration at least 30 days before transferring to a new school. Veterans Contact Officer Richard Thomas announced that the student needs a supplemental certificate of eligibility and a progress report from the present school. The certificate is obtained by applying to the VA Regional office holding the file.
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Veterans’ Administration
Veterans
Richard Thomas
College gridiron results from Associated Press
Football results list various college games with scores including Muhlenberg 138 over Albright 0 and Wake Forest 38 over South Carolina 0. Other matchups feature Cornell 23 Penna Brown 35 Colgate 7 and Navy 20 North Carolina JVs 12 among numerous regional scores.
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Associated Press
Cornell
Penna Brown
Colgate
Canisius
Marshall
Gettysburg
Franklin & Marshall
Muhlenberg
Albright
Morris Harvey
West Liberty
Navy
North Carolina
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Davidson
Furman
Erskine
Tampa
VMI
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Washington & Lee
Morgan State
Virginia State
Lenoir-Rhyne
Catawba
Virginia Union
Hampton Institute
West Chester
Appalachian
Elon
Guilford
Greensboro A & T
Johnson C. Smith
Presbyterian
Newberry
South Carolina A & M
Benedict
Hack Wilson Buried in Martinsburg Funeral Plans
Hack Wilson will be buried in Martinsburg West Virginia the home town where he rose to fame. Sheriff Strong Lewis relayed to Baltimore police that Hazel Wilson wife of Wilson will claim the body and planned funeral services in Baltimore may proceed tomorrow unless she orders a change.
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Baltimore
Hack Wilson
Babe Ruth
Martinsburg
W. Va
Strong Lewis
Hazel Wilson
Wilson
Pennsylvania
National League
Greek Premier in Critical But Stable Condition
In Athens on November 26 premier Themistokles Sophoulis, aged 87, suffered two heart attacks within two days. He rested well after a night of stability, but doctors warned it would take 36 hours to assess potential recovery chances. If no further attack occurs, prognosis improves.
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Athens
Themistokles Sophoulis
Rent Control To Be Kept Says Senator Myers
Senator Myers of Pennsylvania pledges to push stronger federal rent controls in the next Congress. He proposes a stop gap extension to July 1 and restoration of ceilings to areas where they were dropped, with tougher penalties and powers for the federal housing expediter.
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Washington
Myers
D-Pa
Congress
Pennsylvania
Moscow Aids De Gaulle and European Federation Says Blum
Blum argues Moscow sacrifices French Communist party to restore De Gaulle and push anti American policy. He says Communists cannot seize power legally or illegally due to minority strength and lack of arms. Diomede Catroux dismisses Blum as inconsequential and predicts the opposite tomorrow.
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Moscow
de Gaulle
France
Communist Party
Kremlin
Diomede Catroux
Gaulle
Monsieur Blum
Poland Says US is Waging War
The piece reports Poland accusing the United States of waging war while outlining the stance of the Security Council on Palestine and troop withdrawals in the Negev. It notes other nations like Guatemala, Colombia, Syria, and Australia as council members and mentions South Africa on a trusteeship matter.
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Guatemala
Colombia
Syria
Australia
Security Council
Palestine
Negev
Union of South Africa
Southwest Africa
South Africa
Berlin
Juan A. Brars
Weather outlook for the Carolinas late November
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness tonight with rain and milder temperatures this afternoon, then rain and cooler conditions in the west Saturday. Saturday night into Monday brings near normal to cooler temperatures with frequent rain from tonight through Monday.
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Rein
Arneer
Poren
Carolinas
Sears Opens New Store in Winston-Salem
Sears Roebuck and Company opened a new two million dollar store in Winston-Salem today. The one floor establishment offers 50,000 feet of selling space with 50 departments.
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SEARS
Winston-Salem
Sears Roebuck and Company
Burley Markets Await Opening With Full Warehouses
Plans for next Monday's opening of North Carolina burley tobacco markets will be laid at a meeting in Asheville tomorrow. Three of Asheville's nine warehouses are full and loads are moving into the remaining six as officials report activity rising.
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Asheville
North Carolina
North Carolina Burley Warehousemen’s Association
North Carolina barley markets at Boone and Wet Jefferson
Next Monday shortage of baskets hampered flow. Other North Carolina barley markets are at Boone and Wet Jefferson.
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North Carolina
Boone
Wet Jefferson
Selective Service Defers Chiropractic Students Refused
Washington dispatch says selective service today refused to grant deferments for chiropractic students facing the draft, affecting those pursuing chiropractics.
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Washington
Selective Service Today
Dinner Stolen During Thanksgiving Eve in Asheville
Susie Mae Major reported to police that five pounds of chitlins were stolen from her while she was shopping on Thanksgiving Eve in Asheville. The incident disrupted at least one dinner.
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Asheville
Susie Mae Major
Eighteen Heels Set For Final UNC Game Saturday
Eighteen UNC football players, 16 lettermen and 19 total losses for the season, depart after the Virginia game in Charlottesville unless a post season contest is arranged. Hartig is out with a knee injury. The Tar Heels enter with eight wins and one tie, one of their most successful stretches, with many veterans returning in 1949.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Associated Press
University of Virginia
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Tnemen Eir
Joe Romano
Mike Rubish
Max Cooke
Highsmith
Haywood Foy
Stan Marczyk
Joe Cospito
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Bob Mitten
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Johnny Clements
Kenny Powell
Bob Cox
Bill Wardle
Larry Klosterman
Irvin Holdash
Joe Neikirk
Tar Heels
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