Endowment figures and clergy appointments highlighted
The conference reported endowment values for High Point, Brevard, Pfeiffer, and other colleges with corresponding indebtedness. It confirmed trustees for High Point and Brevard, noted ordination and deacon and elder appointments, reappointed and added education board officials, and announced a new professor at Emory University as well as new ministers admitted for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Brevard College
Pfeiffer College
Proerty
Dc. F. Finch
F. Logan Porter
J. M. Millikan
J. D. Williams
C. L. Amos
Katie Rankin
A. J. Koonce
Edwin L. Jones
1St Market Street Church
Albert E. Day
Bishop Purcell
Edwin Edward Barnes
Durham
Joseph Edmund Caldwell
Charlotte
Harley Morrison Williams
Wilkins Tucker
Otis Dewey Smith
Elk Park
Charles Grey Beaman, Jr
Monroe
Edison Bell
Clark William Bensonv
Charles Marvville
George Homer Cook
Walter Omere
Douglas Corrider
Athens
George Bernice Culbreth
Canton
Paul Hambleton Duckwall
Matthews
George Brink
Non Ehrhardt Durham
William Franklin Heffner
Pinnacle
Wesley
Judy
John Albert Lowackson
Shelly
Hickory
Burns Moss
Avondale
Hugh Edwin Murphy
Bakersville
Thaddeus LeVerne McDonald, Jr
Decatur
Ala
Ralph Lee Reed
Winston-Salem
Robert Henry Stamey
Pineville
David Leon Stubbs Jr
Crouse
Walter Rowe Thompson Ruffin
Milford Vernon Thumm
Summerfield
Roy Paschal Waugh
Ferman Alexander Wright
Hudson
Education Board
Carl H. King
Salisbury
Elizabeth Oliver
Grady Hardin, Jr
Black Mountain
E. K. McLarty
Greensboro
R. H Stamey
McMurray Richey
Cullowhee
G. Ray Jordan
First Methodist Church
Emory University
Henry C. Sprinkle, Jr
North Carolna Christian Advocate
M. T. Plyler
A. W. Plyler
Edwin Barnes
Asheville
Don Speer
Karl Henry Koestline
Parker H. Hager
James A. Allen
Joseph S. Johnson
William Ralph Jacks
Thomasville
John Bernboro
George W. Dalton
Winston‘Salem
Joseph M. Taylor
Weather outlook for North Carolina Fair with mild temps
The forecast calls for fair and slightly warmer conditions today tonight and Saturday with no precipitation. Temperatures will edge near normal by Saturday with a brief cooling Sunday night or Monday and a gradual rise through midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Swastikas Appear Freuqently on Aegean Greek Pottery
The report notes that the swastika symbol occurs frequently in archaic Aegean pottery and Greek ceramics, appearing as a common decorative motif across vessels.
Dostler Executed After War Crimes Trial
The Nazi commander Dostler faced a war crimes case over executions of American soldiers tied to a blanket order from Hitler. Italian defense cited lack of direct orders, and the AEF soldiers died before Dostler's sentence could be carried out, with the firing squad incident noted at La Spezia on March 16, 1944 after a raid to blow a railway tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dostler
la Spezia
Adolph Hitler
Truman seeks twice monthly reports on proposals to congress
President Truman urges Congress to consider a broad set of proposals and requests reports twice a month to keep him updated. John W. Snyder becomes reconversion director with responsibility for coordinating agencies. Some original reports have already arrived, nearly identical except for specific proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Boom
Congress
John W. Snyder
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Snyder
Atomic Energy Commission
Tax Burden by Income Under 1946 Tax Cut Plan
Washington Oct 12 The following tables compare the present tax burden at various income levels with the reduced taxes proposed to take effect in 1946 under the tax cut bill before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Congress faces gas rationing as coal strike worsens
Labor talks fail to resolve mining union recognition amid coal shortages hitting six states. About 200000 workers at nearly 900 mines have walked off, idling roughly half of the nation’s miners and delaying steel and iron production. Strikes impact ports, shipyards, and Hollywood productions while local meetings set to address public business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Schwellenbach
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Steel Center
Gary-Chicago
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Tennessee
Indiana
AFL
New York
Carpecorians
Hollywood
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
AFL International Alliance of Theatrical
Com Clai Am
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Puget Sound
CLO
San Diego
World Today on strength and unity among nations
The piece argues that real peace depends on mutual trust and alliance among strong nations. It cites General Marshall noting axis powers failed due to distrust, as Germany feared Hitler would turn against allies after further conquests. Equal strength could quell doubts and foster cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allance
Marshall
Germany
Bers
Hitler
Okinawa typhoon devastates base and islands
Reports from Tokyo describe severe destruction on Okinawa and Honshu as a typhoon floods homes and damages bridges. Navy says 52 ships and 70 auxiliaries beached on reefs while communications fail and food shortages worsen. Brig. Gen. Lawson orders removal of nonessential personnel due to food and shelter shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
Tokyo
Honshu
le Spe
United States
Lawrence Lawson
Cabinet to Announce Appointments at Annual Meeting
Bishop Purcell said the cabinet would meet prior to the final business session to complete appointments and the conference would adjourn after the list is read. The four day annual meeting convened with cabinet headquarters at Henry hotel and conference meetings at West Market Street Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Jack Horner Cooke
George
Bernice Culbreth
Paul H. Duckwell
George Brinkman Eblhardt
John Sharpe Jordan
Carl Wesley July
John Albert Lowder
Hugh Edward Murphy
Ralph Lee Reed
Otis Dewey Smith
David Leon Stubbs, Jr
Milford Vernon Thumm
Ray Paschal Waugh
Thaddeus Laverne McDonald
Purcell
Henry Hotel
West Market Street Methodist Church
Senator George Backs Tax Cuts In Senate Debate
In Washington on October 12 the tax cut bill neared passage as Senator Walter George of Georgia opposed wiping out income taxes for 12 million low paid workers. He urged lowering taxes rather than total removal and said a three day Senate Finance Committee hearing would begin Monday. The report also covers atomic energy legislation, labor strikes, the McKeough maritime appointment, and veterans education benefits with a Youth G I bill review and age-limit changes under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Walter George
Senate
George
D-Ga
House
Senate Finance ‘Committee
Truman
Mr. Truman
Vandenburg
R-Mich
McMahon
Connecticut
Willis Robertson
Virginia
Raymond S. McKeough
Maritime Commission
Former Non-Coms May Get Old Ranks
Lieut. Colonel Ralph E. Keyes announced that former non-commissioned officers honorably discharged since May 12 1945 and reenlisting by October 26 1945 can regain their old army rank. Applicants should access the Charlotte recruiting station by October 22 to 24 for processing, with full details available there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Ralph E. Keyes
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago
Potatoes arrive 8 and 4 on track 190 and total U S shipments 1008 with new stocks moderate. Demand slow and market steady for best stocks but weak for others. Idaho Russet Bur banks U S No 1 3.17 to 3.30. Washington Russet Burbanks No 1 3.65. South Dakota Bliss Trim 2.65. Minnesota North Dakota Tri 90 1.80. Wisconsin Chippewas No 1 2.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Idaho
Livestock Prices Stagnant Amid Week End Clearance
Chicago market report shows salable hogs 2 500 head total 8 000, steady with 14.85 ceiling for 140 pound hogs, sows at 14.10. Cattle 2 000 head total 3 500, steers 4126 1285 pounds at 118.00, lower grades scarce, cows weak to steady, bulls steady, feeders and stockers in mild demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Argentine Press Shutdown Sparks Political Unrest
Argentina military and civilian peers clash as Buenos Aires papers protest closures. Most papers refuse to publish while La Nacion and La Prensa publish, government lifts ban on four papers. Afternoon editions undecided on distribution amid factions around Campo de Mayo and Peron ouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
la Nacion
la Prensa
Campo de Mayo
Peron
Navy
Freight Rates Topic Highlighted At Kiwanis Meeting
James T. Ryan spoke at the Sheraton during the Kiwanis pre meeting on freight rates. He cited Interstate Commerce Commission findings showing regional inequities and predicted a farm freight level in a decade, noting south advantages for lumber and low-ice freight. Fraley won the attendance prize. visitors included Shaw Warren, Robert Hester, and Dr. Max Bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
James T. Ryan
Sheraton
Kiwanis Club
Ryan
C. S. Grayson
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. J. Fraley
Shaw Warren
Lenoir
Robert Hester
Kiwanian
Max Bones
High Point
Lions Club Dinner Dignitary Hosts Local Musician
The Lions met Thursday at 6 30 PM in the Sheraton with President E R Outland presiding. Miss Dot Lewis entertained on the accordion with Spanish Swing Star Dust Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Indian Love Call. Plans were announced for a ladies barbecue dance on November 1 at the Jefferson club. Attendance prize went to Charles McGare. Lion Garrett of Paden City and the guest artist were visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIONS
Sheraton Hotel
E. R. Outland Presidens
B. C. Stanback
Dot Lewis
R. H. Smith
Jefferson Club
P. Lee Smith
Charles McGare
Lion Garrett Fof
Jail on COD lunch basis in Union County
In Clayton New Mexico on October 12 a notice states the Union County jail will provide meals on a COD basis because the jailer-cook is out of town and neither the sheriff nor deputy can cook. They refuse to learn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
N M
Union County
C.O.D
Fred Spradlin
Calaboose
City Issues Building Permits Totaling 4004 Dollars
Building inspector issued permits for a total of 4004 dollars. Tome Ilinson of High Point gets a reroof permit for a manufacturing plant on West High Street costing 1900 dollars. Edgar Snider receives a general repairs permit for 451 South Main Street costing 1254 dollars. Other permits include R H Smith for a reroof at 860 Sunset Drive 260 dollars Henry Smith for painting at 114 Eccles 25 dollars J E Horney for repairs to a garage at 225 Woodrow 75 dollars I B Huff for repairs at 914 Dayton 40 dollars W Clinard for relief Baptist mission at 910 Randolph 40 dollars G D Burton for new siding at 314 West Burton 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomelinson
High Point
West High Street
Edgar Snider
South Main Street
R. H. Smith
Sunset Drive
Henry Smith
Eccles
J. E. Horney
Woodrow
I. B. Huff
Dayton
J. W. Clinard
Relief Baptist Mission
Randolph
G. D. Burton
West Burton
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Oakland
Calif
Louis M. Deisner
Texas
Mademoiselle Fifi
THE
Tarzan and the Green Goddess
Lorine Theatre
Arolina
nGue
Dizzy
Joe E. Brown
Golor
Claudette Colbert Ameche
West OF the Pecos
Serial
All Star
Paramount
Basil Rathbone
Nigel Bruce
Rialto
Sunset Carson Smiley Burnette
Code OF the
State Theatre
Salem Street
Durango
Charles Starrett
Flying Cadets
L. C. Amos
Board of Commissioners
Guilford County
N. C
J. B Millis
World Today
Jon-Salem
Rockingham
Imum
Eer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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