Presidential advisers swap roles in campaign mimicry
James Marlow reports that Truman and Dewey both bring home key advisers from Paris with Marshall and Dulles to the campaign trail. Both train tours begin in Des Moines, with Truman blasting Democrats on domestic policy and Dewey targeting Republicans while both align on foreign policy.
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Washington
Paris
State Marshall
John Foster Dulles
Truman
Des Moines
Dewey
Mr. Truman
Pacific Coast
Europe
Russia
White House
Tary Marshall
Dulles
U. S
United Nations
First Time Ears for Gary Lang Born Deaf Boys Hope
Gary Lang, six, received two synthetic ears after 24 plastic surgery procedures to replace his missing eardrums. The ears serve for appearance and confidence while a special skull-conduction device aids hearing. A Manchester trust fund will cover medical and educational costs.
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Manchester
Conn
Nea
Gary Lang
Gary
New York
Irving L Schachtel
Schachtel
Mary Lang
Guilford Delays Homecoming Day By Three Weeks
Guilford College announces Homecoming Day moved from October 9 to October 30 to allow alumni to attend the Guilford Quakers football game against High Point College Purple Panthers at Albion Millis stadium in High Point. Event starts at 2 p.m. with tea at 3 p.m. and includes a softball renewal on Hobbs field.
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Guilford College
John Bradshaw
Guilford
Quakers
High Point College Purple Panthers
Albion Millis
High Point
Founders Hall
Virginia Ragsdale
Hobbs Field
Paul Lewis
George Parker
Cox Hall
Compton Chosen to Lead U S Military Research
President Truman selected Karl T. Compton head of the nation’s military research and development ward, succeeding Dr. Vannevar Bush. Compton, MIT president, is a physicist with prior government service since World War I. He served as aeronautical engineer in the signal corps and was scientific attaché in Paris in 1918.
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Washington
Karl T. Compton
Milit Research and Development
Truman
Massachusettsstitute of Technology
Vannevar Bush
Compton
Sen
Signal Corps
U. S
Paris
Department of Agriculture and
General Electric Co
Audubon Naturalist John James Audubon Dies in 1851
Stamp collecting surpasses all hobbies in following, while John James Audubon the naturalist passes in 1851.
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John James Audubon
New Drive To Collect Books For German Children
A Raleigh meeting outlined a plan to gather books in North Carolina for German schoolchildren. Eight regional directors will map a county wide program aiming for 5 million books to Germany, building on last year’s 1 million sent. Originator John A. Park, publisher of the Raleigh Times.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Germany
John A. Park
Raleigh Times
Second Generation Hybrid Corn Fails
Henry Winslow of Pasquotank County tested Dixie 17 hybrid corn against a second generation hybrid on two five acre plots. The regular hybrid yielded 130.7 bushels per acre while the second generation produced 104.1 bushels per acre. County agent S L Lowery reports the test shows no advantage to the second generation seed.
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Raleigh
Henry Winslow
Pasquotank
S. L. Lowery
State College Extension Service
Winslow
Photographers Board Case To Be Heard November 2
Raleigh photographer Owen Ballance appeals a Wake County conviction for failing to take a mandatory license exam. The case challenges the 1947 statute creating the state board of photographic examiners and questions the board’s constitutionality as an improper classification. Ballance was fined $50 and costs, with the appeal filed after superior court.
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Raleigh
Oct
State Board of Photographic Examiners
State Supreme Court
Owen Ballance
W. C. Harris
Ballance
Wake Superior Court
Circulation Managers Set 29th Mid-Atlantic Convention
The 29th annual Mid-Atlantic Circulation Managers convention will be in Wilmington on Monday and Tuesday. Opening day speakers include D Hiden Ramsey general manager of Asheville Citizen and Times Newspapers and J B Lee first vice president of the International Circulation Managers Association. Albert L Park publisher of the Raleigh Times presides. officers to be elected and a future city for the convention chosen on Tuesday.
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Wilmington
Mid-Atlantic Circulation Managers Association
D. Hiden Ramsey
Asheville Citizen and Times
J. B. Lee
Jacksonville
Fla
International Circulation Managers Association
Albert L. Park
Raleigh Times
Photography as an Activity Influencing Public Welfare
A discussion outlines how photography as an activity affects public welfare and public morals, analyzing its social responsibilities and impact on societal norms. It emphasizes ethical considerations and the role of imagery in shaping public behavior and values.
Asheville Couple Killed In Plane Crash
An Asheville man John J. Matheson age 30 and his wife Janet Matheson age 30 were killed when a four passenger plane owned by Skyland Airways Inc. crashed on Beaverdan Mountain near Candler due to fog and low clouds. The wreckage was found yesterday.
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Asheville
Beaverdanountain
Candler
John J. Matheson
Janet Matheson
Skyland Airways Inc
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