Industry Board Members Offer to Stay Amid Wage Controls
Washington reports industry members Barrett and Cannon may withdraw resignations but President Truman seeks quicker liquidation of wage and price controls. The move follows other resignations and prompts questions whether the national board will shift to an all public panel. Labor groups pressure stay or removal.
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Washington
Vocabilization Board
Truman
A. Cole
An Barrett
Earl N. Cannon
Man
Barrett
Anl
Brett
Seattle
San Francisco
Dallas
Labor
Cannon
AFL
CIO
SSS Tonic Promises Vitality By Building Up Red Blood
An advertisement claims SSS Tonic strengthens low blood conditions and non-organic anemia by boosting red blood cells and digestive juices. It promises increased appetite, weight gain, better sleep, energy, and a healthy skin glow with regular use and widespread sales.
Redden Scores Republicans In Address In Asheville
Monroe Redden, 12th district Democratic nominee, assailed Republicans as the same crowd that led the nation to bankruptcy. He urged voters to send a Democratic Congress to Washington, calling for new leadership and criticizing GOP rubber stamps. State Chairman William B. Umstead urged veterans to back Democratic principles.
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Asheville
Monroe Redden
Congress
Washington
Redden
William B. Umstead
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Evidence Piles Up Against CIO Man In Winston
The prosecution continues testimony in the case of CIO leader Philip Koritz and three African American defendants charged with resisting arrest after a disturbance at the Piedmont leaf tobacco plant in Winston-Salem on August 23. The jury includes a record number of Black jurors for Forsyth County Superior Court. Capt. R C Barlow testified about the events. The reference to pocket watches appears as an erroneous fragment.
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Winston-Salem
Saintis
Philip Koritz
CIO
Forsyth County Superior Court
Piedmont Leaf Tobacco Company
R. C. Barlow
Culbertson Pushes New Peace Plan in Thomasville
Ely Culbertson bridge expert and self styled social engineer urged a people driven peace in a Talk of the Month meeting at the Community Methodist church. He promoted the Quota Force Plan for UN reform and criticized approaches to Russia while outlining critical postwar years and a nationwide push from citizen groups. He said peace depends on American citizens, not leaders, and outlined future speaking engagements across North Carolina.
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Thomasville
Ely Culbertson
Community Methodist Church
United States
Culbertson
L. G. Greer
Mills Home
United Nations
Wallace
Russia
Byrnes
Citizens Committee For United Nations Reform
Middletown
Ohio
High Point
Lexington
Rotary Club
Salisbury
Albermarle
Statesville
R. L. Pope
Middle West
New England
Radio Schedule Adjustments for Tuesday October 15
Corrections by networks cause program changes with times in PM EST, shifting to CST minus one hour and subtracting two hours to standardize. Listed relays by local stations may vary. this item lists the evening to late night lineup across multiple programs and repeats.
Seven No Trump Top Score In New York Duplicate
In a recent New York game Eli Jaye reached three no trump and achieved a top score by cashing seven club tricks after dummy's heart ace. The hand featured a seven card seven card spade suit and a four two diamond split, with careful timing of discards and defense.
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William FE. McKenney
America
Eli Jaye
New York
South
Jaye
North
East
West
Bridge match point scoring and contract tricks
In tournament bridge the declarer must achieve the maximum number of tricks even if the contract is for game. Failing to do so yields a worse score because all results are scored on a match point basis.
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Declarer
Buses Ordered To Improve Travel Service
North Carolina intercity bus operators were ordered by the state utilities commission to show cause why passenger limits should not cap riders to seating capacity and why charter service should not be halted until adequate equipment ensures service on regular routes. A hearing is set for Friday.
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Raleigh
Intercity Buses
North Carolina
State Utilities Commission
Credit Bureau Concludes Asheville Conference
The Associated Credit Bureau of North Carolina ends its two day fall conference in Asheville with discussions on business problems. George Colclough of Burlington elected president, succeeding W A Kirkland of Durham. Kirkland joins directors A A Chappel Wilson Ernest Yarbrough Winston Salem and Charles B McFee Jr Asheville. Charles Dudley of Charlotte re elected vice president and Mrs Margaret Huggins Hickory re elected secretary treasurer.
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Asheville
Associated Credit Bureau of
North Caolina
George Colclough
Burlington
Credit Bureaus
W. A. Kirkland
Durham
A. A. Chappel
Wilson
Ernest Yarbrough
Winston+Salem
Charles B. McFee
Charles Dudley
Charlotte
Margaret Huggins
Hickory
Thousands Visit North Carolina State Fair Opening
Thousands thronged the exhibit halls grandstand and midway as Governor Cherry opened the 86th annual North Carolina State fair. Officials expect nearly 500000 visitors before the fair closes Saturday and judging begins today for prizes totaling about 20000.
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Raleigh
N. C
Five Divorces Vacated In Charlotte Court
Five divorces voided in superior court over irregularities in original filings and one involving a witness in a divorce mill trial. Fletcher M. Jackson, of South Carolina, had his divorce set aside per Judge Frank M. Armstrong's order after testimony about weekend residency in North Carolina. Billy the Kid is noted as a former employee of John S. Chisum and a member of Pecos Warriors, a gang claiming greater endurance than Indians.
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Charlotte
Fletcher M. Jackson
Frank M. Armstrong
Jackson
South Carolina
North Carolina
Billy the Kid
New Mexico
John S. Chisum
the Kid
Chisum
Pecos
Damages Sought in Greensboro Auto Tram Collision Case
An additional suit filed with the Greensboro superior court increases total damages from the Sedgefield August 3 crash to 151400. John D. Martz Jr sues for 25000 alleging permanent facial disfigurement. Estates of Roscoe Medley, his wife, and S Robb Keener seek 126400. Carr and Colonial Motor Freight defend all suits as fault disputes continue.
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Greensboro
Sedgefield
John D. Martz, Jr
Farlier
Roscoe C. Medley
Dalton
S. Robb Keener
Kinston
Martz
Medley
Colonial
Lewis F. Carr
Rt. 4
High Point
Carr
Colonial Company
Charlotte
Divorce Granted After Desertion in Suburban Chicago
Charles R Goesel, 26, owner of a dog kennel in Midlothian, was granted a divorce from his wife Anna by Superior Court Judge Peter Schwaba on grounds of desertion. Goesel said he will live with his dogs. An electronic stopwatch note on speed measurement is included. Civic clubs feature West Virginia highway and mining imagery at a High Point Exchange meeting led by G F Ball of Standard Oil. Two new members, Hamilton Gray and William C Burge, were installed. Final plans for UNC basketball club game in December to benefit the Empty Stocking Fund were announced.
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Doghouse
Chicago
Charles R. Goesel
Midlothian
Peter Schwaba
Goesel
Anna
West Virginia
High Point Exchange Club
G. F. Ball
Standard Oil Company
J. W. Bouchard
Robin Garwood
Hamilton Gray
William C. Burge
Broadus Culler
University of North Carolina
Father of Local Woman Dies Near Troy
Rufus G. King 63 died at his home near Troy after a long illness. Born May 2, 1883, he was married to Clara Williams who died in 1924 and to Burce Cagte Allen since 1937. Survived by six daughters, a brother, two sisters, 13 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. He served Shady Grove church as Sunday school superintendent and choir leader. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at Huldah Baptist Church Seagrove with burial there.
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Rufus G. King
Troy
William and
Ella Wilson King
Clara Williams
Burce Cagte Allen
Ervin Cox
Asheville
Charlie Tucker
High Point
Harvey Cox
Ora Brown
Harrell Brown
Charles Cox
Asheboro
David King
Greensboro
Walter Scott
B. R. King
Seagrove
William King
Shady Grove
Huldah Baptist Church
Denial from SBI Chief on Divorce Case Interference
Raleigh October 15. SBI Director Walter F Anderson denies any agent removal from the divorce bill probe in Charlotte. Cannon, head of the North Carolina State Bar, claimed Willard Gatling was moved to investigate Charlotte gambling operators, but Anderson says agents are reassigned only to handle workloads.
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Raleigh
Edward L. Cannon
SBI
Cannon
Willard Gatling
Charlotte
Benny’s Father Dies In Chicago
Chicago report says May er Kubelsky 77 father of Jack Benny died of heart disease at his daughter's home Mrs Florence Fenchell. He had been ill six years Benny canceled a Hollywood radio appearance and flew to attend the funeral. The dispatch notes World War I damage in France with 300000 homes destroyed and 800000 damaged.
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Chicago
Mayer Kubelsky
Jack Benny
Florence Fenchell
Benny
Hollywood
Greensboro Man Killed When Plane Crashes
A single motor plane crashed on a hillside near Rosman at 5 45 am killing two men. A blue fold found with one body identified Samuel H Patton of 115 Concord Ave Greensboro NC. The Stroup home was near the crash site and witnesses. Sheriff Bert Freeman led the investigation and the bodies were sent to a Rosman funeral home.
Local Lady Finds Relief After Using INNER-AID
A woman suffering hours of spitting up after meals reports relief after taking INNER-AID. She says meals now agree with her, with no gas or headaches and regular bowels. The product claims 12 herbs cleansing bowels and liver kidney activity.
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