UN Finds Palestine To Be Just One Big Headache
The United Nations faces a tough role in resolving the Jewish Arab dispute over Palestine. A special committee proposes dividing Palestine into Arab and Jewish states, with Arabs favoring a single Arab state. Both sides threaten force, and British mandate withdrawal looms as the UN seeks a decisive solution amid Cold War tensions and regional oil interests.
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Palestine
United Nations
Solomon
Holy Land
U. N
Special Committee On
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Jewish Underground Organization
London
U. N. Assembly
Creed For Youth Sermon By Rev. Tuttle At First Methodist
Rev. Lee F. Tuttle of Asheville preached on A Creed for Youth at First Methodist in a New Life series. Drawing from David and Goliath, he urged youth to trust God, claim personal sacredness, respect the body as a temple, safeguard the soul, and keep Jesus as friend. He outlined five creed points and announced tonight's topic Playing the part of a Christian followed by a 7:15 p m. service before his departure for Asheville.
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First Methodist Church
Lee F. Tuttle
Asheville
David and
Goliath
David
Saul
God
Alf
Paul
Jesus
Tuttle
Gray Will Speak In Fayetteville
Gordon Gray assistant secretary of the army has accepted an Armistice day speaking invitation in Fayetteville on November 11. He will dedicate the new American Legion post clubhouse. Maj. Gen. James M. Gavin of the 82nd airborne division will present colors to two Fayetteville reserve corps units.
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Fayetteville
Gordon Gray
Winston-Salem
American Legion Post
James M. Gavin
82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
Sixteen killed in Florida hurricane disaster recap
The Red Cross disaster headquarters reports the hurricane that hit Florida on September 17 18 caused sixteen deaths and 186 injuries, detailing casualties and storm damage in a recap from West Palm Beach.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Red Cross Disaster Headquarters
YWCA Dance Tonight At North Main Building
The Industrial department of the YWCA hosts a dance from eight to midnight at the YWCA building on North Main street.
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Industrial Department of
The
YWCA
North Main Street
Progressive GI Party Triumphs In Election
In La Grange Georgia a Progressive GI ticket won the mayoral race and a council seat as the party gained three of six council positions. Duke Davis led the slate for mayor with 2657 votes to Judson Milan’s 2599, after backing from retiring Mayor R S O Neal.
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LA Grange
GIL
Duke Davis
Ellis Arnall
Judson M. Milan
R. S. O'Neal
Plans For Big Suit Dropped By Hat Makers
New York hat makers dropped plans for a 10 million dollar lawsuit against an AFL teamsters union after the union ended pickets in the millinery district. The strike involved railway express and local teamsters demand a 40 hour week and wage gains. drivers earn 58.10 and helpers 49.36 per hour.
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New York
AFL
Teamsters
Railway Express Agency
Board of
Eastern Women's Headwear Association
808
Getting Up Nights Sign of Middle Age
Advertisement for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claiming to flush kidneys and bladder relieve urinary symptoms and bladder irritation. Appeals to those over 40 with backaches and frequent urination. Includes free trial offer from Kilmer Co Stamford Connecticut and drugstore availability.
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Dept. C. Kilmer & Co., Inc
Stamford
Conn
Wartime romance leads to double marriage in Chariton Iowa
Clara Corazza an Italian by birth married Gilbert Borrell of Chariton after discovering her fiancé Robert Borrell had wed another Iowa girl. Robert faced child desertion charges, was ordered to support their son, and Clara faced deportation unless she married Gilbert.
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Chariton
Iowa
Robert Borrell
Gilbert
Clara Corazza
Italy
Clara
Ellis Island
Robert
Taylor
Justice of Peace
J. H. Hickman
Fiancee Of Tar Heel Is Stowaway
A former American soldier says he was surprised by his German fiancee’s plan to stow away in a shipping box aboard a U S bound plane to join him. Two German girls were held for investigation after the plan backfired, with Walter seeking airline ticket cancellation pending the inquiry. Sugar cost and cane facts appear unrelated to the main story.
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Laurinburg
U.S
U.S. Army
John Walters
Associated Press
Frankfurt
Germany
Doris von Knonbloch
Sigrid Kraft
Sigrid
Walter
Laurel Hill
Walters
Fraulein Kraft
Arnstadt
Washington
Pan-American Airlines
Lindsay Funeral in City Memorial for Macie Lindsay
Macie Lindsay died at his home 1224 Downing Street on Thursday morning. He leaves two sisters Alma and Ida Lindsay, three brothers Fannie Ed and Lonnie Lindsay, four nieces and two nephews. Funeral services are Sunday at 3 30 p m at Hoover's Funeral Home Chapel with Rev McRae officiating. Interment will be in Greenhill Cemetery.
Calvary Baptist to Host Rev. Riley McDonald
Rev. Riley McDonald, pastor at Calvary Baptist Church, will preach at 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. on Sunday. A graduate of Ohio State University, he brings 13 years of evangelist experience. The public is invited.
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Calvary
Riley McDonald
Taylor Street
Calvary Baptist Church
Riley
Ohio State University
Gospel Singers At St Matthews Church
The Twilight Gospel Singers will perform at St Matthews Church on Sunday at 8 p.m.
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Twilight Gospel Singers
St. Matthews Church
Kenney on Bridge by William McKenney
William McKenney presents authoritative bridge insights for NEA Service. The column covers bidding logic and play techniques to aid recreating players improve.
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William
McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Strip and End Play in a High Stakes Bridge Hand
A bridge problem discusses a player with queen and multiple of a suit opposite ace and small cards. The article recaps a 6NT contract where dummy wins with an opening spade, followed by a sequence of spade and club discards that reveal East's misread position and the strip and end play tactic.
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Kes
Declarer
West
East
North
Stassen Favors Special Session of Congress
Harold E. Stassen urged a special session of Congress before January 1 to address food and foreign aid amid the European crisis. Speaking at a town hall in Los Angeles, he said the United States must define its policy before Europe enters the grim winter, noting Congress must act to set policy.
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Los Angeles
Harold E. Stassen
Congress
Minnesota
Europe
United States
Cornstarch Paste Offered for Grease Stain Cleanup
A paste made from cornstarch and cleaning fluid may be used to treat grease spots. The method involves applying the paste to the stain, allowing it to absorb油, and then brushing away before laundering.
Lions Club hears Jamboree talks from world scout group
High Point Lions hosted four Boy Scouts from a 40 000 strong World Jamboree delegation in the Sheraton ball room. Eagle Scout Shavitz described sea voyage seasickness and welcome in Europe while Star Scout Wood spoke on foreign eating habits and a French Camp.
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Run Point
Hen Shavitz
Tommy Wood
Bobby Culler
Johnny Bell
France
High Point Lions
Sheraton
Shavitz
High Point
Raleigh
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Army
Star Scout
Wood
Culler
Paris
la Harre
Life
Bell
America
Harry Bell
Lionrge Covington
N. T. Gibson
C. A. Null
William Francis Vollner
Sam Shavitz
Joe Abercrombie
Lions Entertainment Committee
Lion Abercrombie
Plantation Club
Greensboro Way
Lion Gene Horney
Lion
Dave Neill
Life likened to baseball in Rotary Club talk by Rev Lee Tuttle
Rev Lee Tuttle compared life to a baseball game noting three chances and three strikes. He urged improvement after temptations, praised team play, and warned against glory chasing. Miss Dot Hoskins Dot Wells and Mrs Ernestine Strickland provided church music at the meeting.
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Lee Tuttle
Rotary Club
Tuttle
Dot Hoskins
Dot Wells
Ernestine Strickland
First Methodist Church
Miss Hoskins
Miss Wells
Junior Chamber plans scrap drive and fire week events
The Junior Chamber of Commerce met at the Sheraton last night and outlined a fall scrap paper drive starting Sunday at 1 p.m. They congratulated president Robert Rankin on being sworn in as city councilman for the second ward, the first active Faycee on the council. The club formed committees for Fire Prevention Week starting October 5 and welcomed new member Gilbert Callahan.
Half Of Broken Ship Taken Back By U S
The United States has recovered the bow portion of the tanker Donbass after it split in an Aleutian storm in February 1946, causing the loss of 15 Soviet crew members. The derelict lies half-sunken and the U S contemplates next steps.
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Seattle
Uncle Sam
Russia
Donbass
Death of S L Hines 77 Longtime Davidson County Resident
S L Hines 77 a lifetime Davidson and Guilford counties resident and retired farmer died at his home after a lengthy illness. He was born July 14 1870 in Davidson County son of Joseph and Amanda Hines and survived by three daughters six sons a sister and a brother. Funeral arrangements are pending with burial at Shady Grove Methodist Church Cemetery along the Thomasville Winston-Salem highway.
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Solomon Luther Hines
Franklin Street
Mr. Hines
Davidson County
Joseph
Amanda Wyre Hines
Davidson
Guilford
Elizabeth Motsinger
Essie Williams
Sarah Carden
Alberta Hines
High Point
M. O. Hines
E. J. Hines
C. D. Hines
J. R. Hines
W. H. Hines
Jamestown
Ada Mendenhall
Charlie Holder
Charlie Hines
Wallburg
Green Funeral Home
Thomasville
Shady Grove Methodist Church
Winston-Salem Highway
ITU Seeks Delay of NLRB Hearing to November
Baltimore local ITU counsel asked regional NLRB director to postpone a Taft Hartley case hearing to November 3 so Woodruff Randolph would attend the AFL national convention opening in San Francisco. The examiner had scheduled the Monday session. no decision had been made.
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Baltimore
National Labor Relations Board
Jacob E. Edelman
ITU
Ross Madden
NLRB
Woodruff Randolph
Randolph
San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
Madden
Edelman
Radio Schedule Highlights A Busy October Lineup
A detailed Friday October radio schedule lists 4:00 news reports and 15 minute newscasts across networks ABC CBS NBC and more. It includes kid shows sport features talk segments drama mysteries and music blocks from 6:15 to 11:00 PM with programs like Red Barber Bob Crosby The Lone Ranger The House Party and Meet the Press among others.
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Abc
Cbhe
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs- West
United Nations
Cbs
Red Barber and
Sporte
Cbe
Abe World News & Comentary
Radio Supper Club
Abe
Abe Fannie Brice
Abe Buri Ives
Abc the
F.B.I
Mbe
Cbose
Mark Warnew
Cba
Gabriel Heatter
Abe Lyman Waitz
Abe F.B.L
Cbs the Sheriff
The
Bill Stern
Nbe
Ebs
Randolph Man Will Divide Prison Pay
Randolph county paper hanger Gus Colon Langley who faced the electric chair for a murder he did not commit will share 927.80 in prison time pay with co defendant Shorty Johnson. Langley praised the act used by the 1947 legislature and noted Johnson spent nearly a year jailed awaiting trial before a mistrial freed him.
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Asheboro
Gus Colon Langley
Randolph County
Shorty Johnson
Langley
Buncombe County
North Carolina Elks Open Fall Meeting
The North Carolina Elks association opened its fall meeting in Gastonia with J. Fred Richardson of Winston-Salem presiding.
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North Carolina
Elks
Gastonia
North Carolina Elks Association
J. Fred Richardson
Winston-Salem
Notice to Creditors by Surviving Partners Hayworth Henderson
Notice is given that the partnership Hayworth and Henderson dissolved by the death of A B Henderson on March 4 1947. Creditors with claims existing at death must exhibit them to surviving partner J M Hayworth by September 10 1946. Dated September 9 1949.
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Hayworth and Henderson
JM. Hayworth
A. B. Henderson
J. M. Hayworth
Annie Gordon
High Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
Trust Department of Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Wachovia Bank
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Wachovia Bank and Trust CO
Betty Smith
Junie Smith
Trinity
Sarah Lewallen
N. C
Lambeth
Superior Court of
Sadie Jordan Jones
Guileford County
Effie Able
Ellac. Peacock
Professional
John R. Peacock
Odelie Peacock Marsh
Ella C. Peacock
Schoch
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