Wall, 84, Dies at Home in Trinity Rt. 1
Mrs. Gallimore Wall died at home on Trinity Route 1 in Asheboro after several months illness. She leaves son G. K. Wall of Trinity Route 1 a sister Charity Landley of Asheboro Route 2 another brother Frank Gallimore of Trinity Route 1 and 12 grandchildren. Funeral set Monday at 2:30 pm at Mt. Gilead Methodist Church with burial at church cemetery. The body remained at Farlowe Funeral Home until Sunday evening.
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Asheboro
Gallimore Wall
Trinity Rt
Anness
G. K. Wall
Trin- Rt
Charity Ndley
Asheboro Rt
Frank Gallimore
Londay
Mt. Gilead Methodist Church
Farlowe Funeral Home
Proclamation Urges Meat Wheat Saving Campaign Actions
The document calls for no poultry or eggs on Thursdays and reserving bread slices daily. It directs restaurants to serve bread and butter only on request and urges local committees to include diverse groups to promote the nationwide meat and wheat saving drive with bakeries and mills. A note mentions a telephone cable with 4242 wires.
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Luckman
Ed Cross
N and W Lawyer to Address High Point Traffic Club
Stuart T. Saunders of Norfolk and Western will speak at the High Point Traffic and Transportation club fall dinner at Emerywood Country club on October 15. The event includes a brief musical program under Emile Serposs and draws members from High Point, Thomasville, Winston-Salem and Greensboro.
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Stuart T. Saunders
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
High Point Traffic and Transportation Club
Emerywood Country Club
D. W. Hunter
Mr. Saunders
Norfolk and Western Railway
R. H. Smith
Traffic Club
West Virginia
Roanoke College
Saunders
Iater
High Point
Hunter
Emile Serposs
High Point College
Thomasville
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Clinton national laboratory to aid southern higher education
The U S Atomic Energy Commission establishes Clinton national laboratory at Oak Ridge Tennessee as a major advance for southern colleges and universities. President Frank P Graham of UNC chairs a southern council coordinating graduate study and research in nuclear science with Duke and UNC among members.
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R. W. Maday
Chapel Hill
Clinton National Laboratory
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Tenn
National Laboratories
South
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Council of
Southern Colleges and Universities
Institute
Graham
National Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Duke University
Southern Council
N. C. State College
Woman's College At
Greensboro
New
Monsanto Chemical Company
Atomic Energy Project
Clinton Laboratories
University of China
Tennessee
Alabama Lytechnic Institute
Catholic University of America
Emory University
Georgia School of Technology
Louisiana State University
Tulane University
Alabama
Kentucky
North Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Vanderbilt
Frederick Seitz
Carnegie Institute of Technology
William G. Pollard
University of Tennessee
Jesse Ws Beams
University of Virginia
Ernest W. Goodpasture
Vanderbilt University Medical Scho 1
Paul M. Gross
Theophilus S. Painter
University of Texas
George B. Peagram
Columbia University
Columbia War Research
Eugene P. Wigner
Princeton University
William D. Funkhouser
University of Kentucky
University of Chicago
Oak Ridge Laboratories
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
Commission
Haystack Saves Day For Flying Acrobat at Air Meet
Frantisek Kominek from Czechoslovakia performed an acrobatic stunt hanging from a plane above spectators in a Moravian town. When he could not reenter the plane, a car signaled a jump but was unsafe. The pilot steered over a lake and Kominek dove into the water, landing uninjured.
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Jlhsava
Czechoslovakia
Frantisek Kominek
Moravian
Kominek
Meyeree Kominek
Swiss Plan Charity Fund For Europe
The Swiss federal council seeks a 4.7 million dollar appropriation for international charity work and has set June 1948 as the expected end date. An autumn drive to collect farm commodities for war devastated peoples was dropped after a drought reduced harvests. Also noted: 23 billion people rode U.S. trolley cars buses and street cars in 1945. Duquesne University was founded in 1878.
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Bern
Switzerland
Swiss Federal Council
U. S
Duquesne University
Pittsburgh
Funeral Rites for Mrs T M Miller and Mrs Beulah Furr
Funeral services for Mrs. T M Miller 71 of Thomasville Rt 2 died Friday at midnight will be held Sunday at 2 PM at Clarksburg Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Separate services for Mrs Beulah Little Furr 57 of 615 Colonial Drive were held Saturday at 2:30 PM with burial in Guilford Memorial Park. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named.
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T. M. Miller
Thomasville
Rt. 2
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Here
Beulah Furr
Beulah Little Furr
Colonial Drive
A. B. Conrad
Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery
Tom Sain
R. W. Hughes
Homer Harris
Forest Dalton
Stewart Payne
George Maust
C. B. Hussey
Troy Myers
J. C. Cowan
G. E. Norman
E. O. Pirkle
Alva Guyer
Hoyle Cranford
Bartender Guests At Bermuda Club Opening
Stanley Scott, head bartender at a Manhattan hotel and vice president of the International Bartenders League, served as guest barman at the opening of a new Bermuda cocktail lounge. He flew to Bermuda for a one night stand and returned to New York with only one missed working day.
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New York
Stanley Scott
Manhattan
Bermuda
Scott
International Bartenders League
New York Post
Inspector Uses Plane To Make School Tour
TRINIDAD Colo. Visits to remote red school houses are made by R D Dick Murray Las Animas county school superintendent in his own plane He flies more than 100 miles from the county seat in less time than a car trip The trilobite was an avuncular forbear of the lobster 500000000 years ago.
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Trinidad
Colo
Little Red
R. D
Dick) Murray
Las Animas
Murray
Kim
Red Cross Helps Nebraska Farmer After Tornado Losses
A farmer near Kearney loses 200 white chickens in a tornado with 200 black chickens appearing. Red Cross aid replaces the white stock. The origin of the black birds and remains of the whites are not found. Swiss wine production is set at 81 to 84 million liters, up from 72 million. Uranium was discarded as a byproduct of radium in World War I era America.
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New York
Kearney
Neb
Red Cross Courier
Red Cross
Lausanne
Switzerland
America
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Celia Wall
Rinity
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Uae
MAKER
Monark
Shade Makers
James W. Younts
N. Main ST
Lki
South Main ST
Bendix
S. Main ST
Ingafuaby
Harvard Law School
Douglas, Obear and Campbell
Washington, D. C
Roanoke
Sierra Leone
West Africa
T. Saunders
Venetian Blind Dept
Dize Awning & Tent CO
Willowbrook
Clinton Laboratory
Haystack
Day
Swiss Plan Charity Fund For Europe
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Bondex
Pittsburgh Plate Glass CO
Hamilton St
Acme Quality Paint Store
E. Commerce St
Carol Brooks
Greenville
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Greensboro, N. C
W. C
U. N.C
Marvin McDonald Presents
Morton Gould
Columbia Recording Orchestra
Mimi Benzell
Metropolitan Opera Company
Wilbur Evans
Star of Concert
Ballet Russe de
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Seale
Greensboro Music Co
Market St
Marvin McDonald
You’s Funeral Home
ROYAL
By Evel
Shaw-Walker
Monark Shades
C. James W. Younts
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