Two Die In St. Augustine Shooting Case
Police say two people were found shot with a 32 calibre pistol. Dade county sheriff and St. Augustine Captain Vic Stuart reported arresting Roy Burgess and three others, Edward Nall Jimmy Duncan and Galin Shinkle, after a pistol was found in the car. The four allegedly traveled from Bernard county Tuesday night. Hogan and Miss Eldridge, longtime companions from Fort Lauderdale, had left a nightclub hours before their bodies were found.
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Areen
Dade County
Afk
Miami
Vic Stuart
St. Augustine
Roy Burgess
Burgess
Stuart
Edward Nall
Jimmy Duncan
Galin Shinkle
Bernard County
Hogan
Miss Eldridge
Fort Lauderdale
Guilford County Realty Transfers in High Point Township
Real estate transfers recorded in Guilford County include Sam Jat and wife to Guy W. Murphy and wife for a Franklin Street lot, Sara A. Snipes to Sara E. Sliatt for two Blain Street lots, Roy D. Hartt and wife to Sara A. Snipes for two Blain Street lots, Sam Proctor and wife to John J. Proctor for two Baker Subdivision lots, and J G Howerton to Glenn B. Moody for eight Baker subdivision lots. Additional transfers include Ralph L. Lewis et al to Henry A. Foscue for 15 Rhodes Subdivision lots, Vienry A. Foscue to Arthur Kirkman for a West Point Avenue lot, J K E Cain Sr and wife to James Edgar Cain for a Hillsdale Road lot, F Fortner and wife to Charles R. Johnson for a Rotary Street lot, James A. Marley and wife to Archie D. Wright for a West Lex… lot, and J H Hedgecock to C E Abbott for a cu lot.
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High Point Township
Sam Jat
Guy W. Murphy
Franklin Street
Sara A. Snipes
Sara E. Sliatt
Blain Street
Pete Lees Smith
Cecil H. Smith
Fairman
Park Subdivision
Roy D. Hartt
Sam Proctor
John J. Proctor
Baker Subdivision
J. G. Howerton
Glenn 8
Moody
Baker Property
Ralph L. Lewis
Henry A. Foscue
Rhodes Subdivision
Vienry
A. Fosceue
Arthur Kirkman
West Point Avenue
J. KE. Cain, Sr
James Edgar Cain
Hillsdale Road
F. Fortner
Charles R. Johnson
Rotary Street
James A. Marley
Archie D. Wright
West
Danube Treaty Debate Sparks Balkan and Allied Clash
Molotov rejects peace talks with former enemies as a solution and backs Yugoslav calls for Danube sovereignty. Vandenberg defends equal St Lawrence access and warns against nondiscriminatory trade barriers. Edvard Kardelj and Yugoslav deputies challenge the Danube majority report stressing sovereignty concerns and regional limits.
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Vandenberg
Romania
Ynaslav
Edvard Ardelj
Danube
Kardej
Yugoslavia
Czechslovakia
Funeral Rites for E E Mendenhall Sr and Ada Hines
Funeral services were held for Edward Emerson Mendenhall Sr 73 a Greensboro official who died suddenly at home. He was buried at Green Hill cemetery following a service at Asheboro Friends Meeting. Ada Morgan Hines wife of S L Hines High Point died after an extended illness with services at Springfield Friends Church. Pallbearers and vocal music details noted with interment at church cemetery.
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E. E. Mendenhall
Edward Emerson Mendenhall
Greensboro
Asheboro
S. L. Hines
Ada Morgan Hines
High Point
Springfield
Argentina Offers Meat Aid as U S Shortage Persists
Argentine ambassador Oscar Ivanissevich said Argentina could supply about 4,000,000 pounds of boneless canned meat to relieve the U S shortage. The offer follows debates on using war powers, relaxing price controls, and avoiding seizing cattle. President Truman convened a White House meeting with six aides to discuss emergency steps.
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Anderson
Beef Industry
Truman
Oscar Ivanissevich
Argentina
United States
Britain
Great Britain
Will Clayton
White House
Robert F E. Hannegan
OPA
Paul Porter
Clinton P. Anderson
John R. Steelman
Clayton
Clark Clifford
Imself
Congress
Senator Mead
D-Ny
OPA Ad
Agricultural Department
New Lightweight Radar Aids 24 Hour Flight at Wright Field
A new lightweight search radar announced at Wright Field Ohio enables 24 hour flight by night or fog. It uses cathode ray tube and 360 degree microwave scan to reflect from objects, painting fluorescent pictures of cities rivers and terrain to guide navigation.
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Wright Field
Ohio
INS
Air Materiel Command
Avéreige
Strikes and settlement ripple through steel and transit sectors
A 17 day walkout peppered by brief suspensions shows limited progress as unions demand wage hikes and arbitration terms. Chicago area power outages hit 30,000 users after Brentwood substation sabotage. Warren sees a three day walkout paused until a NLRB election. Bakers in Washington settle for 15 cents more. New York bus drivers accept 1.15 per hour amid a 9 cent rise. Los Angeles guild actions pause salaries and push for a 100 weekly minimum for craftsmen.
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Duquesne Company
Brentwood
Pittsburgh
Warren
Ohio Public Service Company
NLRB
Bakers
ALF Bakers
Washington
New York
AFL
The
Isle Transportation Corporation
Mathiesen
Unions Debate Jurisdiction At CIO AFL Conventions
The CIO and AFL face decisions at their conventions on arbitration of jurisdictional disputes and measures against strikes. The CIO calls for a plan at its Atlantic City meeting while the AFL grapples with studio unions and a separate actors group pushing for arbitration machinery amid closures, protests, and arrests.
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CIO Steelworkers Union
CIO
Atlantic City
N. J
AFL
Film
Hollywood
AFL International Alliance
Italian Riots Erupt Near Viminale Amid Unrest
Rome reports say two people were killed and 141 injured in riots outside the Viminale as 30,000 to 50,000 protesters clashed with police and troops for hours. Eighteen arrests were made. Authorities threaten to absorb workers fired from a Rome public works project, while Republicans blame monarchists and Mussolini followers for provoking the clashes. Premier De Gasperi warns of political forces exploiting the crisis.
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Rome
Mussolini
Adde de Gasperi
Soviet claim of Philippine independence challenged
Pravda denounces Philippine independence as a fiction and says American capitalists and troops still control the economy and suppress the national liberation committee. It argues independence is a cover for foreign domination, while noting the first nitrous oxide tooth extraction occurred in 1844.
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United Nations
Pravda
Philippines
Dardanelles Crisis Draws Western Support Behind Turkey
Key states Greece Turkey and Iran figure in a major East Med confrontation centered on the Dardanelles. Russia seeks joint Russo Turkish defense and direct talks while the United States and Britain oppose military expansion and back Ankara with assurances of Western backing.
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Greece
Turkey
Iran
Middle East
Mediterranean
Russia
Dardanelles
Moscow
Ankara
Black Sea
United States
Britain
Straits
Dish Deluge In Kansas Households
Six tons of dishes are washed each year by the average housewife, says Mrs. Ethel Self, extension specialist in home management at Kansas State college. The piece emphasizes quick fire department notification, noting the first five minutes of a fire are more crucial than the next five hours.
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Manhattan
Kans
Ins
Ethel Self
Kansas State College
Stocks Rise Faintly as Market Closes Mixed on Oct 10
U.S. equities edged higher in a timid session led by National and several majors while laggards included Woolworth and American Telephone. Bonds were mixed and cotton futures fell as dry goods markets noted selling and uncertain raw cotton trends.
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New York
National
Container
Youngstown Sheet
Republic Steel
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
Columbia Gas
Anaconda
Kennecott
du Pont
General Electric
American Woolen
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
General Motors
Mexico agencies deny fuel danger for travelers
The Mexican Tourist association and the interior department’s tourism division issued joint notices to U.S. agents denying reports that auto travelers in Mexico face fuel shortages. They cited an AAA bulletin warning gasoline scarcity amid the petroleum strike. Russia hosts nearly 200 national and racial groups living side by side.
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Mexico City
INS
Mexican Tourist Association
Tourist Division
Department of Interior
United States
Mexico
American Automobile Association
Russia
Rotary Club Hosts Rev W Hutchins in Thomasville
Thomasville Rotary luncheon at the Woman’s Club building featured Rev W Wilbur Hutchins of First Baptist Church High Point as guest speaker. Dr R K Farrington introduced him while Stuart Burton presided. attendees included Dr Royal Jennings George Davis and Rev Reid Wall. Announcement said Ely Culbertson will speak next week and again Monday night at the Talk of the Club.
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Thomasville
W. Wibur Hutchins
First Baptist Church
High Point
Rotary Club
Woman's Club
R. K. Farrington
Stuart Burton
Royal Jennings
George Davis
Reid Wall
Winston-Salem
Main Street Methodist Church
Thom Asville
L. B. Hayes
Hendersonville
R. L. Pope
Ely Culbertson
Co Club
Pope
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William Gaggin
Red Ryder
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City Lake Park
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Dan River Mills
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