Marielle Will Be Bakers Wife
Caro Michigan November 28 1947 Ferris Fessler 41 shot and killed his five year old son Patrick after a quarrel with his wife Loella 34 over Thanksgiving plans. Fessler then shot himself but survived and was hospitalized with injuries as authorities investigated the family tragedy.
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the High Point
Enterprise
Marielle
Baker
Caro
Mich
Tuscola County
Juns H. Goslin
Ferris Fessler
Patrick Fessler
Fessler
Loella
Cme
Patrick
Caro Hospital
University Pital
Ann Arbor
Petrillo Edict Forces High School Band Withdrawal
In Norristown Pennsylvania on Thanksgiving Day the Ridley Township High School band was withdrawn from a parade after union pressure. Fire company president Joseph B Allen Jr said Local 484 AFL Musicians Protective Union ordered the band removed or risked union action.
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Norristown
Montgomery County
Ridley Township
Bryn Mawr
TrumanAides Seek Congress Powers for Price Controls
President Truman aides press to win congressional authority for limited price wage and allocation controls amid GOP opposition. Hariman and Snyder testify before the senate house economic committee as plans unfold to curb inflation while delaying broad powers.
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Washington
Truman
Secretary of Commerce
Harriman and Jary
The
Treasury
Snyder
Capitol Hill
Senate-House
Ski Team to Tour Overseas for Winter Olympics Prep
Coach Alf Engen leads Utah's U S Olympic ski team six members overseas with stops in Chicago New York and St Moritz Switzerland. They board the S S America on December 8 for training and competition ahead of the games.
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Salt Lake City
Alf Engen
Utah
U. S
Chicago
New York
St. Moritz
Switzerland
S. S. America
Wanted Piano Player Opens Oysters and Clams
A suburban weekly newspaper advertises a specialty job in Philadelphia, seeking a piano player who can open oysters and clams. The odd phrasing suggests a novelty or varied duties for the entertainer.
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Philadelphia
Daughter of Winchell Hunted in New York
New York police press citywide search for Walda E. Winchell 20 year old actress daughter of Walter Winchell missing since Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Winchell said she was ill and last saw Walda leaving a Fifth Avenue hotel at 3 p m Wednesday. Walter Winchell called the situation a helluva Thanksgiving and said his daughter is very ill and needs hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walda E. Winchell
Walter Winchell
Cotton Margin Requirements To Be Hiked
The New York cotton exchange announced a margin rise effective Monday for all futures trades. Margins will range from $10 per bale on up to 25 cents to $35 per bale for 35.01 to 36 cents, with $5 increases per additional 1 cent of value, replacing the prior schedule of $25 to $30 per bale across 33.01 to 37 cents.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Soviet Proposes Four Power Conference on Jap Peace Terms
London report says Molotov proposed that Britain China the Soviet Union and the United States hold a January meeting in China to begin drafting Japanese peace terms. Tass distributed the Moscow report via the Soviet Monitor.
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London
Britain
China
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Wang Shih-Chieh
Molotov
Lire Devalued By Italian Government
The Italian government devalued the lire last night from 350 to 589 to the dollar, the fourth attempt since the armistice to align official rates with real value. New monthly rates will be set on the first of each month based partly on previous free-market quotations. unrest persisted despite denials of a planned general strike by the Communist-led Italian general confederation of labor.
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Rome
Council of Ministers
Mr Businessman Accountant and Executive Services
Qualified accountant and executive offers part time salary per diem or monthly retainer services for bookkeeping private and public accounting income tax preparation audits financial reports office management and systems Interview by convenience Box Disp 500 Enterprise.
Funeral Rites Held for John Maness 58
Funeral services for John Maness 58 who died Monday were conducted Wednesday morning at 11 from Pilot View Baptist Church on the old Thomasville road with Rev J H Clark in charge. Music by Webb Miles Grady Comiss and Floed Gray accompanied the service. Flowers were provided by friends and neighbors. Pallbearers included H S Fletcher L C Nance D F Kestler H S Fletcher Jr Lloyd Gurley and R C Rathburn. Interment followed at Pleasant Grove Cemetery.
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John Maness
Monda
Pilot View Baptist Church
Thomasville Road
Tor
J. H. Clark
Webb Miles
Grady Comiss
Floed Gray
H. S. Fletcher
L. C. Nance
D. F. Kestler
H. S. Fletcher, Jr
Lloyd Gurley
R. C. Rathburn
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Funeral for Bascom P Moffitt 57 in Congregational church
Funeral services for Bascom P Moffitt 57 who died suddenly Monday evening were held Wednesday at 3 pm at the Congregational Christian church corner West Green and Tryon streets. Rev. B J Earp and former pastor Rev G C Crutchfield presided. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery.
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Bascom P. Moffitt
Congregational Christian Church
West Green
Tryon Streets
B. J. Earp
G. C. Crutchfield
Mae the
Time Zone Guidance for Radio Schedules
The instruction explains that times are given in eastern standard, with conversions to central standard minus one hour and mountain standard minus two hours. It notes some stations adjust relay times to local schedules and that last minute program changes cannot be included.
Radio Schedule Fragment From 1940s Evening Lineup
A fragmented listing details radio programs across networks with times and show titles from 6:00 to 14:00, including news, music, comedy, drama, and sports shows on abc cbs mbs and other stations. The schedule cites programs such as The Beulah Show, Alan Dale Show, This is F.B.I., The Mystery Theater, and Meet the Press Interviews, with multiple repeats and regional variations.
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Abc
Cbs Network
Abc- West
Mbs-West
Cbs
Abner
Cbe- West
Lowell Thomas
Cba
Nbe
Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe
Abe Rob Crosby
Abe Henry J
Cbs Sports
Paul Lavalle
Meindy
Abe Fanny Brice
Abe Burl Sven
Alan Dale
Abe the
Thin Man
Cbe
F.B.I
Billy Rose
Abe Mark Warnew
Cbs Break the Bank
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Mbs
Lyman
Cbs the Sheriff
Stern Sports
Spike Jones
Abe Teers
Variety
Abc News
Abc West
South Carolina Welcomes New Bob Jones University
South Carolina officially dedicates Bob Jones University near Greenville with Gov. Thurmond and Mayor Gass in attendance. The $4 million non denominational school, formerly Bob Jones College in Cleveland, blends Christianity with the arts and classical learning. Dr Bob Jones Sr. cites rapid growth from a unique theological approach. Dr Bob Jones Jr. serves as university president.
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Greenville
S. C
South Carolina
Bob Jones University
Bob Jones
University Board of Trustees
Bob Jones, Jr
Demonstration by 5000 Italians in Milan protest
In Milan on a rainy day police headquarters faced a protest by factory workers estimated at under five thousand. The demonstrators reacted to a government order to remove a local figure, Troilo, and moved in force toward the building.
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Milan
Italy
Eeitore Troilo
Milan Prefect Strike Sparks Government Replacements
The prefect of Milan declared a general strike until midnight. Troilo, a leftist action party figure, was noted by followers for favorable stance toward workers. The interior ministry said Troilo requested replacement and Vincenzo Ciotola, Turin prefect, would take over.
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Milan
Troilo
Action Party
Interior Ministry
Vincenzo Ciotola
Turin
Religious and civic events in Greensboro Negro community
North Carolina Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers meets at Wm. Penn High School for child welfare with welcome by B. F. Ferguson and remarks by Mrs. James G. Hogg and Charles F. Carroll. Local clubs plan choirs, hunts, chitling sittings, meetings, and a tea at the YWCA with community religious programs.
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North Carolina Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers
Wm. Penn High School
B. F. Ferguson
James G. Hogg
PTA
Charles F. Carroll
Robert P. Daniels
Shaw
Raleigh
N. C. University
State Negro Pta Congress
Hattie Mae Hall
L. C. Kendall
Lee Street
J. W. Ballenger
L. E Whittaker
Alice Legrande
Woodbury Street
Jancieham
East High Street
Notice of Hearing in North Carolina Bankruptcy Case
In the Middle District of North Carolina the Tate Furniture debtor solicits objections to W. C. Idol as Trustee. A hearing is set for January 2, 1948 at 10:30 AM in Greensboro to review trustee qualifications and the reorganization plan. creditors may submit proposals by January 2, 1948. The notice is dated November 28, 1947.
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District Court of Theited States
Middle District of
North Carolina
Tate Furniture
Stooreholders
Act of Congress
Cours
W. C. Idol
United States
Greensboro
High Point
Trustes
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Terry Austin
Larry Rayworth Parks
Broadhurst
Red Ryder
Little Beaver
Cripple Creek
Paramount
Robert Paige
Noreen Nash
Ted Donaldson
Gene Autry
Man From
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Capadine
Pellew
Paramount News
ROYAL
Princess Elizabeth
Philip Mountbatten
Rial
Lon Chaney
Jean Parker
Winchell
Lire
Christ
Westinghouse
Nesco
Everhot
Columbia — Westinghouse
Corey
Kent - Silex
Westinghouse and
Emerson Radios
A.M
F.M
Appliance Company
South Main ST
Bascom Moffitt
Associated Press News
P. M
WHPE
Detroit
George B. Murphy
Co-Operative Club
Sheraton Hotel
Clodfelter
Frankel
B'Nai Israel Synagogue
America
Congress
Wm. Penn
S. E. Burford
All Eastern Star
St. Stephen A.M.E. Zion Church
United Club
Guy McFall
Rockford Road
Holiness Church Union
Western District Union of Mt. Zion Holiness Church of Gods
Washington Terrace Congregational Church
Gospel Singers
Jubilee Kings
Bethel Holiness Church
City “Federation
City Federation of Negro Women's Clubs
Y.W.C.A
Annie Ingram
Leonard Street
Anderson
ST. Mark
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