Maritime Strike Stalls 222 Ships Amid Talks
In San Francisco on October 16 the coast wide maritime strike reduced to 222 ships tied up. Negotiations continued between water front employers and CIO unions with officials urging peace talks and calls for new contracts. Reports say some employers may retract demands and seek affidavits under Taft Hartley. A Kimberley Pipe drill in South Africa reached three quarters of a mile deep.
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Variety Programs
A dense listing of radio and broadcast programming for Saturday October 16 includes news broadcasts, music shows, comedies, and variety hours. Notable items feature the Felice Quartet, Summers Symphony, Vic Damone, Vaughn Monroe, Judy Canova, Truth or Consequences, Life Begins at 80, and Grand Ole Opry among many others airing across CBS ABC and NBC networks.
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Lanny Ross
Judy Canova
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Truman urges rapid setup of reserve forces in military
In a memorandum to Forrestal, President Truman outlines steps to establish active reserve programs in the Army and Air Force with high ranking officers in charge, instructors, and training plans to sustain skills. He stresses planning across divisions and continued support for reservists. The remarks also touch on other topics including natural history notes on the black widow spider and the American barred owl.
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Forrestal
Truman
Army
Air Force
Notice of land title action in Guilford County Superior Court
The above named defendants in Guilford County High Point Division are notified an action to remove cloud on title to land has been commenced. Defendants must appear within 20 days from November 6 1948 to answer or demur. Dated October 7 1948. P Shore Clerk of the Superior Court.
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North Carolina
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Superior Court
High Point
Lucy C. Koontz
Ernest S Barbee
Francesa Barbee
Fred B. Barbee, Jr
Johnsie S. Barbee
Elwood C. Barbee
R. J. Albert
Winfred Barbee Albert
Dough W. Smith
Lucile Barbee Smith
Jeorges Lurey
Alice Barbee Lurey
Ernest S. Barbee
Pred G. Barbee
Lucille Barbee Smith
Jerges Lurcy
Alice Barbee Lurcy
Deaths and Funerals in Thomasville
John B. Wall 80 Trinity resident dies after prolonged illness. Funeral held at Trinity Methodist Church with Rev J W Vestal officiating and a quartet performing. Interment in Trinity Cemetery. Bean infant of Walter C and Arlene K Burton Bean dies at 3 30 pm in Thomasville. Funeral held at Walker Funeral Home chapel with burial in Unity Cemetery.
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Thomasville
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Trinity Methodist Church
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Irene Rainey
Eva Hill
Jack Hall
David Warren
Pell Payne
Sam English
Cray Callett
Reid Younts
Tom Pugh
John Easter
Willie Younts
Hugh Phillips
L. E. Parrish
Elizabeth Skeen
Mr. Wall
Quick quiz and history notes from a bygone era
A rapid trivia page asks which radio comic is named for a U S city and which star is nicknamed Bogey, plus why four leaf clovers bring luck and the meaning gap between continual and continuous. It then lists notable Oct 16 1777 1854 1950 events and showbiz biographical snippets.
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Rights Inherent to All Humans Said By Garrison
A quotation from William Lloyd Garrison asserts that every human being possesses God given rights regardless of sex or status. The line emphasizes universal liberty and dignity across all people.
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Modern Manners on Social Affairs and Etiquette
The piece argues that the term social affair is misleading and suggests using business or state affairs for formal contexts. It notes that an affair implies more than friendship between genders and advises attending dinners receptions or parties without labeling them as social affairs.
Actor Lee rises from theater to film stardom
Lilian Campbell notes Lee’s eight year ring career yielded a fortune but harmed his eyesight. He opened a nightclub and went broke before wandering into a theater for a part that led to fame in Native Son and on screen in Body and Soul and other films.
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Screen Luminaries Celebrate Natal Days and Film Stars Anniversary
Eugene O Neill William O Douglas associate justice of the United States Supreme Court and Will Harridge president of the American Baseball League send felicitations on their natal days today. On Oct 17 four screen beauties Jean Arthur June Allyson Rita Hayworth and Marsha Hunt receive anniversary plaudits.
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William O. Douglas
Unted States Supreme Court
Will Harridge
American Baseball League
Jean Arthur
June Allyson
Rita Hayworth
Marsha Hunt
Horoscope advises focusing on business over romance
The Sunday reading notes a full moon on October 17 may bring weariness from work but will ease soon. It predicts a next year of successful activities with concentration on business rather than pleasure or romance.
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Rochester cross shaped four leaf clover noted
Humphrey Bogart features in a piece about a four leaf clover with leaves arranged in a cross shape. The description connects the plant to Mongolian terms and defines continual as frequent, continuous as uninterrupted.
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Henry Yates 85 dies after illness in High Point
Henry Yates 85 of High Point died Friday night at a local hospital after several weeks of illness. He was born September 18 1869 in Stokes County son of Thomas and Christine Yates. He moved to the city in 1904 worked 40 years for Snow Lumber retiring in 1946 and belonged to First Presbyterian Church. He is survived by wife Lillie Fulton four sons Thomas J. Yates M L Yates B J Yates and George E Yates a daughter Nellie Yates seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 pm at Sechrest Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Paul T. Jones and burial in Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Forsyth County
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Fairfield
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Thomas J. Sheets, Jr
Whittman
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Kenneth H. Sheets
Jean S. Sheets
B. A. Boyles
Wilmington
Pauline Smith
W. O. Smith
J C. Stoud
Mocksville
W. A. Winslow
Greensboro
Carol Sheets
R. J. Sheets
Carthage
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Koonce Funeral
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High Point
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Stokes County
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Christine Yates
Montheu Avenue
Snow Lumber Company
First Presbyterian Church
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Thomas J. Yates
Charleston
S. C
M. L. Yates
Raleigh
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Nellie Yates
Sechrest Funeral Home
Paul T. Jones
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Death Notice of Glenn E. Lowdermilk 44 in High Point
Glenn E. Lowdermilk died at 1 45 Saturday morning in a local hospital after a short illness. Born December 8 1903 in Randolph county he was the son of the late Sylvester and Mary Jane Saunders Lowdermilk. Surviving are two sisters Mrs Swanna L Bowman Greensboro and Mrs Arthur Garvin Hopewell Va. two brothers Wister C Lowdermilk Lebo Kans and Clyde B Lowdermilk Asheboro. Funeral services Sunday at 4 pm at First Presbyterian Church Chapel of Sechrest Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood cemetery.
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Randolph County
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Lowdermilk
Thomas Car Works
High Point
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Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company
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Greensboro
Arthur Garvin
Hopewell
Wister C. Lowdermilk
Lebo
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Asheboro
Paul T. Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Chapel of Sechrest
Oakwood Cemetery
Haltom 76 Dies at Southern Pines Home
Sero Haltom of Denton died today at Southern Pines on the eve of his 77th birthday. He is survived by his daughter Mrs Bada Russell and two sons Yollie Haltom of Thomasville and Tommie Maltam Ashahanun.
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Denton
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Thomasville
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Western Germany Outlook Improves Amid ERP Aid After Currency Reform
Western Germany faces winter with confidence as industrial recovery lifts production in the Anglo American bizonal area led by Ruhr steel. Officials note unemployment falling from a postwar peak, with 70 000 job openings expected to absorb slack. ERP aid and currency reform bolster growth and exports, signaling a calmer labor market and robust industrial outlook.
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Berlin
Germany
Ruhr
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U.S
Mississippi River Tributaries and Drainage Overview
The Mississippi River has 250 tributaries draining 31 states and two Canadian provinces. Fifty tributaries are navigable streams.
Supersonic Moon Trip Promise of Midair Suspension
A description of a rocket voyage to the moon states that at the point where earth and moon gravity balance the craft will hover in mid air. The note treats this balance as a resting point during the journey.
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Crows Noted For Intelligence In Birds And Slang
Historical records mark the crow as one of the most intelligent birds while also labeling crow as a term for a despicable character. The dual usage reflects both natural trait and social insult.
Soviet bloc defeats noted in UN committee actions
The assembly rejected Soviet efforts to remove Dr Jan Papanek from UN committees amid divisions over individual membership. Poland and White Russia argued Papanek lost government confidence, while the US and Britain stressed independence of committee members. Russia faced losses in other committees, notably on genocide protections.
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Dewey Attacks Halleck in Indiana Campaign Stop
In Judson, Ind, Dewey criticized Rep Charles Halleck while praising his own coalition efforts on foreign policy. He contrasted 1944 decisions with Hull's claim of bipartisan gains and recalled learning of Japan code breaks before Pearl Harbor. He defended suppressing politics in foreign policy and pledged to act similarly again.
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Dewey
Halleck
Rennselaer
Michigan
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Hull
Washington
Louisville
Delegate Accused of Fascist Lies Amid Global Tensions
The document reports accusations against a delegate labeled fascist liar over alleged Spanish Franco ties, with mentions of South Africa, Cuba, Chile, and Uruguay. Pavlov accuses Mayhew of fleeing the committee to avoid a Russian reaction. Seer departed for London, with British sources noting a return to duties Monday as parliamentary secretary to the foreign office.
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Uruguay
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Seer
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Coming Ice Age Forecast by Scientists
Scientists predict an ice age about 20 000 years from now with heavy ice sheets sweeping northern cities and dominating the climate.
High Point Defeats Salisbury 23 to 6 in Conference Opener
High Point tops Salisbury 23 6 as Mickey and Miller pace the offense. Ellington and Jones spark early drives, Shoe scores for Salisbury, and Barger's punt recovery creates a safety as the Jackets fall behind.
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Salisbury
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Jones
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Miller
Charlie Bryant
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Jim Rusher
McCubbins
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Jackets
Jerry Barger
Jim Allen
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Jim Blount
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Bonasorte Leaves Visitors After Injury Rerun
Bonasorte suffered a knee injury on the opening kickoff against High Point, sidelining him and altering Lenoir Rhyne’s game plan. Coach Clarence Stasavich named John Charles to start at wing with Gene Miller at tailback, noting Charles’ recent gains in scrimmage and Miller’s strong North State passing line. The Bears, in a 14 0 tie with Appalachian, benefited from a dominant forward wall and held Mountaineer backs to five first downs as Lenoir Rhyne extended its lead in the historic High Point feud.
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Clarence Stasavich
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Gene Miller
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Miller
Appalachian
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Pinehurst to Host 16th Mid-South Seniors Championship
The 16th Mid-South Seniors golf championship for players 45 and older will be staged at Pinehurst Country Club next Saturday and Sunday. The event features 36 holes of stroke play with defending champion W Lattimer Brown of Charlotte among the entrants.
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N. C
Pinehurst Country Club
W. Lattimer Brown
Charlotte
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