Mundt seeks swift repeal of Truman press order
Senator Mundt and 24 Republicans urge rapid enactment of a bill to quash President Truman’s information withholding order for national security. They call it a danger to press freedom and accuse the administration of smearing opponents. Bricker and Ferguson echo concerns over censorship and speech limits.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmithh
Washington
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Truman
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mieh
Ferguson
Congress
Sen. Bricker
Rohio
Mr. Truman
City Makes Profit Out Of Recreation Facilities
City recreation facilities reported an overall summer profit of 1267.75 with 80 717 total attendance across City Lake pool Colored Park pool golf course and Fish Lake for June July August. City Lake pool led in attendance and profit with 65566 attendees and 17015 revenue yielding 6157.92 in net gain after expenses.
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J. J. Ellington
Parks and Recreation Department
City Lake Pool
Colored Park Pool
Fish Lake
Ellington
Clara Cox Apartments
First Methodist Church Wins Scouting Honors
First Methodist Church leads in Cub Scouts at the annual High Point District field meet at Albion Mills Stadium. Pack 53 won Cub Scout top honors while Troop 3 from First Baptist took first in Boy Scouts. Explorers Post 7 and Troop 11 tied for first in the Explorer division.
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Albion Millis Stadium
C. M. Gaskins
First Methodist Church
1St Baptist Church
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
High Point
Harris Covington
Frank Sizemore, Jr
Cub Scout
First Baptist Church
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Wesley Memorial Methodist
Hickory Ichapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
Calvary Methodist Church
Springfield Methodist Church
State Department Plans U S Bases in Japan
State and Defense Department officials will begin detailing land sea and air bases the United States will retain in Japan. Officials note WW II era occupancy ends with the peace treaty and a new agreement must define base arrangements before Senate approval early next year.
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Washington
State
Defense Department
United States
Japan
Far East
San Francisco
U. S
State Department
Senate
Bribe Offer Brings Second Charge Against Greensboro Woman
A 40 year old Greensboro woman, Doretha Miller, was booked on two counts after allegedly offering Officer J R Dillon a bribe to release her. She was observed in a car on East Lexington Avenue pouring drinks. The incident followed a stop for possession of an open pint of gin. Miller posted $300 bond and faces Municipal Court hearing in October.
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Greensboro
Doretha Miller
East Lexington Avenue
J. R. Dillon
Dillon
Myatt Imposes One Month Sentence In Drunkenness Case
Municipal Judge Archie Myatt today sentenced Morgan Trivett of 42 M2 Smith Street to one month in jail for multiple drunkenness offenses. Trivett was arrested over the weekend. Other dispositions include Clifton Joseph Necro given 18 months suspended with costs, Joseph R. Clanker fined $50 and costs for an improper muffler, and Lacs V Adams taxed costs for speeding.
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Archie Myatt
Morgan Trivett
Smith Street
Trivett
Clifton Joseph
Necro
Joseph R. Clanker
Clair- Aone
Lacs V. Adams
RandWoman
Route J
Gro
Prince
Rite Theater
Dockery
Monroe Dumas
East Washington
Gertrude Torrence
Hatch
Richard Sedberry
Woodsbury
Mamie Galloway
Wounded Man Bruton Suffering After Street Stabbing
Clay Bruton, 5504 Loflin Street, was treated at Memorial Hospital for a stab wound to the left chest after an altercation on Loflin Street near his home. Police sought a man in connection with the incident as Bruton’s condition was listed as not critical.
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Clay Bruton
Weste
Loffin Street
Memorial Hospital
Bruton
Loflin Street
Governors Poll on '52 Ideas at GOP Conference
At the 43rd Governors Conference in Gatlinburg Tennessee Republican leaders split over Dwight Eisenhower as 1952 nominee. Nine of 25 GOP governors backed Eisenhower with others undecided or signaling Taft. Dewey endorsed Eisenhower while urging no bid of his own.
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Gatlinburg
Tenn
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
White House
South
Truman
George C. Marshall
Defense
Millard F. Caldwell
Earl Warren
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Peterson
Taft
Thomas E. Dewey
Army surgeon general urges nation to donate blood
Washington reports Maj. Gen. G. E. Armstrong, surgeon general of the Army, said the Korean War is draining plasma supplies faster than they can be replenished and urged Americans to give at least one pint of blood.
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Washington
G. E. Armstrong
Do We Know God Sermon At Wesley Memorial
Dr. W. Arthur Kale, pastor, delivers sermon at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church with Rev. John W. Moore as guest minister. The talk surveys Isaiah and Jesus intercessory prayers to define knowing God, the Trinity, and personal fellowship through faith in Christ.
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Wesley Memorial
W. Arthur Kale
John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Lake Junaluska
God
Israel
Jesus
Father
Isaiah
Enoch
Job
Moses
Lord
Jesus Christ
Ava Gardner Undergoes Checkup for Exhaustion in California
Ava Gardner is hospitalized in Santa Monica at St. John's for a complete physical checkup after doctors say she is exhausted and has suffered significant weight loss. The following medical note was issued by her physician.
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Ava
Santa Monica
Calif
Ava Gardner
St. John's Hospital
State agricultural laboratories and their services described
The Raleigh based laboratories of the State Department of Agriculture in cooperation with State College support extensive testing, seed and soil analysis, and veterinary work. They employ about 125 staff with over 70 laboratory technicians and handle tens of thousands of annual samples while ensuring label honesty and safety of foods and fertilizers.
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State Department of Agriculture and
State College
State Department
Raleigh
Teir
State Department of Agriculture
C. W. Constable
Henry A. Muller
Constable
Food Laboratory
Veterinary Division
State Department of Health
Nol Pros With Leave Taken In Pair Of Robbery Cases
The state moved nol pros with leave in two robbery cases involving Calvin G. Presnell and Eugene Little after the key witness failed to appear for a third time. Jerry Schultz remains unavailable. cases docketed for trial. The same term saw Dockery sentenced to 12 months for break-in and larceny, plus additional suspensions for other related assaults.
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Charles Hagan
Superior Court
William Hatch
Calvin G. Presnell
Eugene Little
Jerry C. Schultz
Kivett Drive
Presnell
Little
Schultz
West High Street
Robert Lee Dockery
Stock List Shows Notable Price Levels Across Markets
A New York stock list at 1 p.m. details prices for Adams Express Admiral Alaska Juneau Boeing Airplane Coca Cola Columbia Gas Delaware Lack & West Dow Chemical Eastman Kodak General Electric General Motors International Nickel Comp Johns Manville Kennecott Copper Kroger Company National Distillers North American Aviation Pa cific Gas & Electric Penn-Dixie Pennzoil Pepsi Cola Philco Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Standard Oil Standard Oil of New Jersey United Aircraft United Airlines United Fruit United States Steel Westinghouse Zenith Radio and other major firms with totals indicating broad market activity and an overall sales figure of 790 000.
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New York
Adams Express
Admiral Corporation
Air Reduction
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany Corporation
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers
Mfg
American Can
Renee
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Borden Company
Weee DL Burroughs Adding
Calumet & Hector
Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific
Carolina Power & Lt
Caterpillar Tractor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corporation
Coca Cola
Columbia Gas & Elec
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Hudson Motor
Ecblegsano
Hupp Corporation
Kroer Company
Sinan
National Distillers
Seeenee
Teececreeses
American Rad & Sts
Ik American Smelt & Ref
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Armour & Co
Cccasssenes
Atlantic Refinery
Atlas Powder
Baldwin - Lima Borg Warner
Ccs Ecuce Briggs Manufacturing
Budd Company
Burlington Mills
Sunspine
Continental Can
Continental Motor
Continental Oil
Weaeee
Davison Chemical
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Gillette Razor
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
Great Northern Ry Ps
Libby Owen Ford Gl
Ligett & Myers
Sewccee
jLaews Theaters
Lorillard & Company
Mack Trucks
Magnavox Radio
Missouri Kansas Texas
Montgomery Ward
Murrayorporation
National Cash Register
National Dairy Product
New York Central
North American Aviation
North American
Cone Istet Tenes Weweses
OIE
Ohio Oil Company
Pacific Gas & Elec
Packard Motor Inne
Eeeeteres
Keith Orpheum
Rcemington Rand
Republic Steel
Ees
Severe Eeeeeses SG ‘Socons
Southern Pacific Waveseevens
Boil ‘Southern Railway
Ney Sperry Corp
Eleeeeese
Union Carbide
Ceecenseee
Union Pacific
Cceeeeresceeld
United Aircraft -Csecewsesess
United Corporation
Ccersee
American Power & Lt
Anaconda Copper
Wnwe
Atchison, Top & SF A
Aveo Manufacturing
Curtis Wright A
Delaware Lack & West
jDu Pont de Nemour
Firestone Rubber
General Foods
Ccceeenccae
Glidden
Lockweed Aircraft
Louisville & Nashville
Reetetbbeane LF
Stotorola Radio National Biscuit
Reece
National Power & Lt
Norther Pacific
Otis Eleystor
Stevens, J. P. Co
Veceeceeseee
Swift 1 Company
HY Iene Corporation
Trans America
Iveccsesenes
United Airlines
United Fruit Teeresiennesaer
Negro boys injured in South Hamilton Street crash
A young Negro man was critically injured when the car struck a pole in the 700 block of South Hamilton Street around 1 15 PM. His companion and both youths were treated at Memorial Hospital. The seriously hurt youth was to be transferred to Reynolds Memorial Hospital in Winston Salem as police investigated.
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South Hamilton Street
Memorial Hospital
Kate Bitting Reynolds
Thomasville Man Indicted for Hotel Fire At Sheraton
A 33 year old Thomasville man was indicted after a hotel mattress caught fire from a cigarette at the Sheraton Hotel. Three fire trucks responded to the blaze in room of J F Wheeler at about 6 50 am. He was booked for setting fire to a hotel bed.
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Thomasville
Mattrees
Sheraton
J. F. Wheeler
Auto sales dip after price hikes
Detroit reports new car sales slowed following recent price increases. Automotive News notes higher price tags for new cars and across the board boosts in extra equipment such as automatic transmissions overdrives radios heaters and other accessories.
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Detroit
Automotive News
Festival of Britain closes with 6 million deficit
The Festival of Britain ends with a large deficit as paid admissions fall short of the 18.2 million cost. Attendance at the South Bank exhibit reached 1.5 million, but this did not cover expenses. The event is likely to shape the upcoming general election campaign though most Britons view it as a success.
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London
Britain
South Bank
Voice of America Expands Power To Boost Signal
George Q. Herric chief engineer says a 34 188 000 project is under way to step up the power of ten transmitters nationwide so the Voice can be heard behind the Iron Curtain as easily as Radio Moscow.
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New York
Voice of America
Iron Curtain
Radio
Moscow
George Q. Herric
Voice
Phils And Bums Have Habit Of Tight Ones
New York reports describe a yearly pattern as Phillies and Dodgers clash in late season extras to decide the National League pennant. Recent games include ties with late innings, and Jackie Robinson delivering a 14th inning homer in a 8 8 result.
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New York
Gers
Phillies
Dodgers
Dick Sisler
Giants
Phils
Jackie Robinson
Pro Football Results and Schedule Highlights
Friday Los Angeles defeated New York Yanks 34 14. Sunday San Francisco beat Cleveland 24 10 Detroit topped Washington 35 17 Philadelphia 17 Chicago Cards 14 Chicago Bears 31 Green Bay 20. This week's schedule includes Monday Giants at Pittsburgh Saturday San Francisco at Philadelphia and Sunday Bears at Chicago Cards Cleveland at Los Angeles Giants at Washington Pittsburgh at Green Bay.
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Los Angeles
N. Y
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