Utilities Regulate Wartime Franchises End Date
North Carolina utilities commission sets March 2, 1946 as the termination date for wartime emergency motor vehicle franchises. The six month postwar period begins after Japan’s surrender on September 2, 1945, with carriers free to seek continuance if needed.
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North Carolina Utilities Commission
Japan
United States
North Carolina
Utilities Commission
Vernor Cherry
Duke Power Company
Duke
Carolina
Mouth Sores Linked to Hormones and Diet
A 1945 King Features Syndicate medical note explains mouth sores may signal sex gland disturbance during pregnancy or menopause. It cites possible causes including allergies, poor dental care, vitamin B2 or niacin deficiency, anemia, and stomach acid issues. Treatments include gland extracts estrogenic or progesterone, dietary changes, and ammonium chloride.
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Martin Heinemann
Bert G. Anderson
Yale University School of Medicine
Heinemann and
Anderson
Redoubled Take Nets 800 In Bridge Hand
In a dramatic bridge hand South uses a bold redouble after North-South reach three notrump. The team runs diamonds and clubs while a heart lead would have given the defense nine tricks, yielding a psychological and tactical victory for the North-South pair.
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West
South
North
Explosion Kills Four As Warehouse Fire Rages
Newark New Jersey November 27 four people died and 27 were injured in an explosion followed by a three alarm fire that partially destroyed a Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co warehouse. Police and fire officials said an initial survey pointed to a blast in the refrigeration plant igniting the incident. A&P vice president E L Reynolds pledged a swift investigation. The blaze was put out within an hour.
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Newark
N. J
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
E. L. Reynolds
A&p
Dr. Charles L. Thomas Named Director at Great Lakes Carbon
Charles L. Thomas of Charlotte is appointed director of the research department for the Great Lakes Carbon corporation. He has been with an oil products firm at Riverdale, Illinois.
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Chapel Hill
Charles L. Thomas
Charlotte
Great Lakes Carbon Corporation
Thomas
Riverdale
Mystery Surrounds Death Of Classmate Of Late FDR
William P Sawyer a retired lawyer lighthouse keeper at Pemaquid Point died by gunshot on Sept 16 near Christmas Cove Maine. Doctors say self inflicted wound but investigators question absence of the shotgun and odd wounds while noting Sawyer was Harvard classmate of the late President Roosevelt and had no enemies.
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Christmas Cove
Maine
William P. Sawyer
Pemaquid Point
Lighthouse Cove
Will Sawyer
Harvard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sawyer
Boston
Harbor Friends
Arthur Lawson
New Harbor
J. E. Odiorne
Joseph Porter
Maine General Hospital
Porter
Herbert L. Pinkham
Charles M. Giles
Ralph W. Ferris
Permaquid Point
Edward S. Bryant
Science
Everett, Mass
Bryant
Will
Charles Klebe
Guy Martin
Bristol
Klebe
Martin
Germany
Burns
Giles
Farris
Philip W. Wheeler
Lighthouse
Arthur Sawyer
Harvard University
Roosevelt
Harvard Law School
Boston University
Sreena
Maquid Point
Tax Supervisors To Meet Dec 6 In Chapel Hill
The county tax supervisor and staff are invited to attend the Institute of Tax Supervisors in Chapel Hill December 6 7 led by Albert Coates of the Institute of Government. Peyton Abbott Virgil Joyce John A McGoogan Eugene Irvin and state board representatives will lead discussions on ad valorem changes listing period discoveries refunds exemptions and standardization of assessment.
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The
Utilities Commission
REA
National Confessioners Association
North Carolina Bar Association
Institute of Government
Chapel Hill
Arch T. Allen
Wake County
Lorimer Midgett
Pasquotank
Senate
House
General Assembly
Institute of Tax Supervisors
Albert Coates
Peyton Abbott
Tax Supervisors
Institute
Virgil Joyce
Forsyth County
John A. McGoogan
Hoke County
Eugene Irvin
Rockingham County
State Board of Assessments
Justice Judge Renzi Fines Self After Snow Block
In Watertown New York City Judge Michael Renzi fined himself one dollar after issuing parking tickets to more than 100 motorists stalled by a heavy snowfall. He blamed the situation on an act of God and fined the others accordingly.
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Durham
Paul A. Wolfe
Duke University
Duke
University
Carl Pritchett
Presbyterian Church
Davidson College
Woman's College
Wolfe
University Chapel
V. Craighill Brown
Emanuel Episcopal Church
Southern Pines
R. Wright Spears
Trinity Methodist Church
Charleston
S. C
David Wise
Newark
N. J
Dr. Wolfe
Charles Gunn
Edward K. Kraybill
Woman’s College
Winn Kern
K. W. Clark
Dane
Mildred L. Hendrix
E. Lee Scott
Watertown
N. Y
Michael Renzi
Renzi
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Roberson, Haworth & Reese
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