Thomasville Prepares for Everybody's Day Celebration
Thomasville readies a two day Everybody's Day event with a Friday parade review at Salem and Main led by Gov. J Melville Broughton Congresswoman Jane Pratt and local officials. Activities include races dances concerts and a football game at Finch Field with a grand square dance to close the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson County
Guilford
Randolph
W. M. Jones
American Legion
V.F.W. Posts
Salem
Main Street
Jane Pratt
R. L. Pope
Broughton
W. H. Steed
Cmmander
The
Legion
A. Elliott
W.f.w.head
Mills Home
82Nd Airborne Division
V.F.W
Thomasville High School
Lions Club
Rotary
Bers
Negro American Legion
Negro Legion
Winston-Salem
Winston Street
Thomasville Chaii Gg
Hirohito
Frank Hooker
Sunset Carson
Finch Field
V.F.W. and Legion
White American Legion
Remind Promises Relief for Arthritis and Pain
Advertises Remind as a remedy for arthritis rheumatism lumbago sciatica neuritis and related pains. Claims quick bloodstream circulation helps remove wastes and acids while reducing soreness. Offers a day trial and money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Prompting readers to ask their druggist for Remind.
City Planners Push Off Street Loading Areas Citywide
Capt J R Teague reports a national convention resolution urging off street loading zones to ease street congestion. The plan allows three to five years for existing businesses to provide loading facilities with private groups possibly sharing zones and city ordiances mandating parking space in business districts.
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J. R. Teague
National Traffic Engineers
Columbus
Teague
Crossword. Eugene Sheffer Puzzle Dozens of Word Clues
The listed horizontal and vertical clues cover a wide range of vocabulary from basic verbs to color terms. Answers include common crossword entries such as obtain city in Egypt diffident wine vessel sovereign pagoda top apply friction sacred vessel catkin Tibetan priest river islands small inland body of water negative dance step color barrier across water-course printer s measure woody plants head fabled prongs air in motion slam cancellation sesame newt play on words puff up turmeric incite tropical fruits Japanese coin pike like fish Australian ostrich writing pads hinder gentle breeze note in scale declamation fixed task female chicken nevertheless member of a religious order bronze coin bitter herbs promontories gay avarice growing out rounded roofs propagate group of three seize and hold fast due to the patd narratives due to the patd sting unclose floor covering make lace edging legal charge light brown note in scale.
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Egypt
War Assets Office seeks skilled workers in Charlotte
The War Assets Administration in Charlotte seeks accountants statisticians budget analysts salesmen and other specialists to help dispose of surplus government property by the July 1 1947 deadline. Salaries range from 2168 to 4149 depending on grade and experience. Interested individuals should contact the WAA personnel officer at 317 South Tryon Street Charlotte.
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Charlotte
War Assets Administration
J. K. Wilson
WAA
J. L. Jones
South Tryon Street
Farm Leaders Urge Stable Price Levels Program
Said leaders of national farm organizations at a recent meeting that a major concern is to develop a practical and workable program to add greater stability to the general price level.
Lady Reclaims Gas-Free Stomach After INNER-AID
A woman describes relief from chronic bloating gas and headaches after using INNER-AID. She reports no gas after meals and improved bowel action, crediting 12 herbs that cleanse bowels and stimulate the liver and kidneys. Sold by drug stores.
Physicians as Priests Interpreting Omens in Babylonian Society
The physician served as a priestly figure whose main role was to interpret omens and discern the gods intentions. He sought to placate the deities when provoked, reflecting a close link between medicine, religion, and state in ancient Babylonian culture.
AFL Rejects Joint Policy With Rival CIO At Convention
The AFL convention in Chicago on October 16 rejected a Puerto Rican backed proposal to join a joint foreign policy with the CIO and the World Federation of Trade Unions. The vote aligned with a stance condemning communism and maintaining separate ties to European and South American unions. President William Green was widely expected to be reelected.
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Chicago
American Federation of Labor
CIO
AFL
William Green
Labor Movement
Russia
World Federation of Trade Unions
WFTU
Europe
South America
Two Meetings Tonight at Central Friends
The pastoral committee of Central Friends Meeting will meet at 7 30 in the annex. The monthly business meeting follows at 8. Important decisions are expected and members are urged to attend.
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Central Friends Meeting
More Bombers Now Than End of War Says U S AAF
Washington reports the United States now fields over 3,000 very heavy bombardment aircraft led by B 29 types, exceeding the August 1945 wartime end total. Many serve as reserves while B 17s and B 24s are largely retired or repurposed. Newer VHBS like B 36 and B 35 loom as B 29s head toward obsolescence.
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Army Air Forces
Ing
AAF
Anl
War Assets Administration
WAA
First Methodist Chapel Hour At 8 30 Broadcast
The First Methodist mid week chapel hour broadcast airs tonight at 8 30. Pastor Wilson O Weldon speaks on Stones in the Home. Choir directed by Miss Dorothy Hoskins with Mrs Ernestine Strickland on organ. Solo An Evening Prayer sung by Miss Hoskins. Board of Christian education meets in the ladies parlor before the workers conference dinner at 6 30 in the social hall.
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Wilson O. Weldon
Dorothy Hoskins
Ernestine Strickland
Gabriel
Board of Christian Education
Bar Association Heads Meeting With Noted Speakers
The North Carolina State Bar will hold its 13th annual meeting in Raleigh on October 25. U S Attorney General Tom C Clark will give an address along with Willis Smith president of the American Bar Association Kenneth C Royall under secretary of war and former Governor J C B Ehringhaus of Raleigh as speakers.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State Bar
U. S
Tom C. Clark
Willis Smith
American Bar Association
Kenneth C. Royall
Goldsboro
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
U S bird population estimated at least five billion
The U S bird population is estimated to number at least five billion birds across the United States. This figure reflects broad counts from national surveys and wildlife agencies.
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U. S
Administrator's Notice for Estate of Carl Jones
H C Beeson administrator notifies all creditors to present claims against the estate of Carl Jones of Guilford County North Carolina by October 3 1947 or be barred from recovery. Creditors are asked to settle promptly. Attorney Gaston A Johnson represented the estate. October 1 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jones
Guilford County
North Carolina
H. C. Beeson
Gaston A. Johnson
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Esso Inc
E. V. McLeod
Prop
S. Wrenn & Green St
Battery and Tire Service
N. Main St
General Nmiotor
English and College Sts
Atlas
Atlas Products
Eugene Sheffer
Ean
Fis
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Charlotte War Office
Washington St
Atlas Tires
Tire and Battery Service
Central Friends
Uae
America
Washington
United States
Bar Association
RAYON
Charles
Charles Easy
South Main St. High Point
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