Hull Appeals for Peace on 75th Birthday in World Unity Call
Cordell Hull, gravely ill, urged the big five powers to overcome dangerous differences with mutual confidence or risk catastrophe. The former secretary of state, ailing after a stroke, issued the statement from his U S naval hospital bed stressing unity, just peace, and cooperative leadership among Britain, China, France, Soviet Russia, and the United States as the path to lasting security.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Hull
U. S. Naval Hospital
Net
Roosevlt
United Nations
Notice to Contractors for Blair School Roofing Replacement
Sealed bids for replacement of roofing and coping at Blair School High Point NC are due by 2 00 P M October 16 1946. Plans available at Tyson T Ferree Architect High Point. Bid must include 5 percent certified check or bid bond. Board may reject any or all bids.
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Board of School Commissioners
City of
High Point
Russell Street
North Carolina
Iee Blair School
Tyson T. Ferree
W. Green Street
N. C
City of High Point
Bay State
Charlies F. Carroll
Romind Arthritis Relief Ad Claims Quick Pain Aid
An advertisement promotes Romind as a remedy for arthritis rheumatism and related pains. It asserts rapid blood cleansing and waste removal, reduces acids and soreness, and offers a trial with a money back guarantee. Readers are urged to buy from druggists and test the product.
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Romind
Yousset
Penicillin mist offers new infection treatment via nebulizer device
Dr Bennie Mecklin of Water Town New York promotes penicillin aerosol therapy using a nebulizer and oxygen to deliver fine penicillin fog directly to lungs. The method treats pneumococcus throat and lung infections, bronchiectasis, and other persistent upper respiratory infections with claimed safety and life saving potential.
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Bennie Mecklin
Watertown
New York
Mecklin
Veterans and police back Thomasville teen club plan
Three veterans groups and members of the Thomasville police service plan to support a Teen-Age club for high school students. Robert Hill started the project at Thomasville High School and the idea follows a visit by VFW district commander Robert Laughlin to Hamlet where a Brotherhood Club is backed by local police. The old court room is suggested as a location with school officials and parents to cooperate if the program is developed.
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Thomasville
Veterans’ Service
Robert Hill
Thomasville High School
Hill
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Marine League
Police Department
Old Court Room
Robert Laughlin
VFW
Hamlet
Brotherhood Club
Guilford County Realty Transfers Full of Transfers
A long list of property transfers in Guilford County shows multiple buyers and sellers. Transactions include J L Marsh and wife to Howard Turner. Marvin Deaton to Florence Jester. Freddie Reid to Ruby Bartlett. St Marks Church trustees to J W Johnson. and many others with streets named such as Louise Avenue Thiers Street and Cleveland Street. Several banks and companies are involved including Wachovia Bank, Duke Power, and English Motor Company.
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J. L. Marsh
Howard T
J. We. Neswwott
Eleb. Selzer
Cleveland Street
A. L. Sink
BE. E. Selzer
Roy Johnson
Clarence Ray Stanford
North Drive
Edith M. Sherrod
Genevieve P. Moore
Clarence O. Sechrest
Welborn
George Walker
Morris J. Dorsett
College Parns
S. W. Wilson
Taylor M. Simpson
Gilbert Street
John H. Kalte
W. R. Peters
Bridges Street
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Frances E. Henderson
Ella Peacock
C. J. Bates
BE. W. Heelas
Barner Ands
W.W. R. Moore
Mattie J. Davis
David C. Dorsett, Jr
H. M. Edens
G. W. Loyd
East Green Street
Co. C. Starner
W. L. Taylor
Forrest Avenue
W. L. Edwards
M. T
Owell
James Branthey Richardson
George H. Hobart
J. B. Richardson
Fred E. Smith
Paul J. Shaver
Boyce M. Wolfe
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Dayton Street
Dr. T. R. Zimmerman
Duke Power Company
Welborne Street
Annie Blair Auman
F. R. Auman
Montlieu Avenue
Monthieu Avenue
Ralph O. Smith
Frank J. Sizemore, Jr
Frances Street
J. H. Mace
Park Place
Fire Toll Tops Hundred Thousand In A Decade
The report notes over 100000 deaths from fires in the United States in ten years and another 170000 injured or disfigured. It adds property losses reach about three billion dollars due to fires in that period.
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United States
Sons of Harmony win quartet contest at East White Oak Greensboro
The Sons of Harmony quartet won a Sunday night contest at East White Oak YMCA Greensboro. Other competitors included Dixie Land singers and Morehead's Father and Son quartet. The winners will travel to Thomasville on Oct 6.
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YMCA
Sons of Harmony
East White Oak
Greensboro
Dixie Land Singers
William Penn
MCA
John McLain
American Legion
Hooe
Ethel Wallace
Underhill
J. J. Wilson
Veterans Administration
State Dental Society
Richmond
Eastern Star Lodge
White Rose
Eastern Star
Odd Fellows Home
J. A. Martin
New York
W. H. Bailey
Mary Elizabeth
David Austin
Leonard Street
First Baptist Church
Willing Workers Club
Emma Addison
Ella Hoover
F. A. Beattie
M. C. White
Hattie Ivory
Hoover Street
Willing Workers OF
MT. Vernon
Willing Workers Club of
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Lena Sullivan
Clay Street
Methodists In Conference Opens In Asheville
The Western North Carolina conference of the Methodist church opened its annual meeting in Asheville with board and commission sessions ahead of formal organization. Dr. Elmer T. Clark of New York was to address on The Evangelist Spirit of Early Methodism as the conference planned its schedule. Bishop Clare Purcell met with district superintendents as ministers await appointments Monday.
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Asheville
Western North Carolina
The
Methodist Church
Conference Historical Society
Elmer T. Clark
Methodist Historical Society
New York
Clare Purcell
Mid-Week Meeting Tonight at First Baptist
The regular mid week services meet this evening at 7 in the First Baptist church auditorium. A 15 minute worship service opens, then groups meet in their rooms to discuss topics including Christ's Golden Rule for Employers and Christianity in Economic Life with various youth and adult forums.
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First Baptist Church
Young People's Department
Mr. Hutchins
Matthew
Thomas
Greenville man dies changing lamp bulb on pole
Paul L. Vincents, 48, an employee of the Greenville Utilities Commission, was electrocuted while changing a lamp bulb on a pole at the city reservoir. A separate report notes a proposed 60 mile reduction in Rome to Paris highway distance via a new automobile tunnel through Mont Blanc.
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Greenville
Paul L. Vincents
Greenville Utilities Commission
City Reservoir
Rome
Paris
Mont Blanc
Thomasville Democrats Plan Friday Night Meeting
Thomasville Democrats meet Friday at 7 30 in city hall to organize for the district meeting in Lexington. Attending will be Marion Phillips candidate for clerk of the court Charles Johnson for register of deeds and Herman Doc Zimmerman for sheriff. Township and precinct chairmen will be chosen and full attendance is requested.
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Thomasville
Lexngton
Thomasville Township
Democratic Executive Committee
Marion Phillips
Charles Johnson
Herman
Doc) Zimmerman
Trial Of Negro Continued Until Next January
Judge W H S Burgwyn continued the murder trial of Leroy Crossland 27 in Vance superior court to the January term after defense appeal for a mental examination. Crossland is charged in the death of Mrs Ola Clark who died from injuries after an alleged beating.
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Henderson
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Vance Superior Court
Leroy Crossland
Ola Clark
Crossland
Scouts Camporee Set Near Denton At Camp Jackson
Thomasville and Lexington Boy Scouts plan a camporee Friday to Sunday at Camp Jackson near Denton. Troops arriving Friday should be present between 4 30 and 6 p m, Saturday entrants between 9 and 10 a m, and all scouts will unload on the main road and hike single file to the parking area for a pre entrance pack inspection. Thomasville troops urged to attend.
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Thomasville
Lexington
Camp Jackson
Denton
Causes of Fire in American Homes Cited
Of the 300000 fires that occur in American homes each year the leading causes are defective heating equipment rubbish careless smoking habits faulty electrical wiring and appliances heedless handling of matches and sparks on combustible roofs.
Furniture Production Still Behind War Backlog Fears Prices Rise
Atlantic City reports say despite higher overall prices, furniture production remains at about 40 percent of 1941 levels. Panelists blame OPA pricing, decontrols, lumber and labor shortages for slow gains. improvement possible next year if supply constraints ease. Sligh and Foscue warn of junk vs quality market as decontrol arrives. Labor shortages in Grand Rapids hinder growth despite ongoing output gains.
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Atlantic City
National Retail Furniture Association
OPO
OPA
Charles R. Sligh
Grand Rapids
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Henry Foscue
High Point
Sligh
Meat Men Banquet Goes Turkey as Meat Shortage Hits
At the American Meat Institute annual meeting in Chicago 2000 members face a meat shortage with no meat served at the banquet for the first time in 41 years. Attendees will eat turkey instead.
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Chicago
The
American Meat Institute
Lumberton Negro Pupil Parade Over School Conditions
About 300 Black students marched in Lumberton to protest deplorable conditions at the two Negro schools. The action followed reports that a state investigation into the schools’ conditions would be sought.
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Lumberton
Man Feels Brick in Stomach for Ten Years Healed by Inner Aid
A man claimed a decade of stomach fullness and indigestion eased after taking Inner-Aid. He described relief from a constant lump, gas, headaches, and constipation within a day and now feels revived as the product’s herbs cleanse bowels and aid digestion.
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Esso
U.S
Canada
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Guilford County Realty
High Point Township
Ring
English and College Sts
Atlas Products
Baker's
N. Main St
General Motor Repairing
Methodists
First Baptist
Goeran
Wang
Mademoiselle
Limited
Harllee
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