Court Martial Acquits Capt York and Lt Bruner
Public Information Office reports that Capt James H York and Lt Dale G Bruner were tried and acquitted by senior officers appointed by Lt Gen A R commanding general of the 3rd Army. Nine sheets from Ft McPherson Georgia and eight from Ft Jackson South Carolina were used in the proceedings.
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Public Information Office
James H. York
Dale G. Bruner
A. R
Genere
3Rd Army
Ft. McPherson
York
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Ed Bruner
North Carolina League of Municipalities elects officers
Asheville reports A E Guy of Statesville was elected president as the North Carolina League of Municipalities closed its 44th annual convention. Other officers named include Dan Umstead Durham city accountant as vice president Rainey Pope Burlington city clerk as secretary and Mrs. Blanda McLahon Morehead City city clerk as treasurer. Section meetings on stream pollution were held yesterday.
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Asheville
A. E. Guy
Statesville
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Guy
League
Dan Umstead
Durham City
Rainey Pope
Burlington
Blanda McLahon
Morehead City
Firings Blamed On Competition In Show Biz Shakeup
New York reports say Archie Bleyer was fired from Arthur Godfrey programs after Cadence Records released a record featuring Don McNeill. Julius La Rosa left Godfrey’s show and Bleyer will step down from Talent Scouts in weeks. Godfrey’s office cites contract terms and La Rosa’s separate management deal with General Artists.
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New York
Archie Bleyer
Bleyer
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Julius la Rosa
E. H. Moss
Cadence Records Publications Co
Don McNeill
McNeill
la Rosa
Cadence
General Artists
Murevees
Realty Transfers From Milbourn Heights To Local Buyers
Realty transfers listed include R. T. Amos to J. A. Sebastian two lots in Milbourn Heights. John D. Weisner to Lawrence W. Hill a lot of the R. T. Lambeth estate. N. L. Boulding to Thomas W. Moore a lot in the Mary E. Worth subdivision. Ruby E. George to Robert Lee Elkes two lots in the John W. Johnson plat. City of High Point to N. M. Harrison two lots of Clark and Lambeth lands. Hilton Homes Inc. to Flora M. Tuttle a tract on N. Montleu Ave near Arlington street.
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R. T. Amos
J. A. Sebastian
Milbourn Heights
John D. Weisner
Lawrence W. Hill
R. T. Lambeth
N.L. Boulding
Thomas W. Moore
Mary E. Worth
Ruby E. George
Robert Lee Elkes
John W. Johnson
City of
High Point
N.M. Harrison
Clark
Lambeth
Hilton Homes Inc
Flora M. Tuttle
N. Montleu Ave
Arlington Street
Break-In At General Steel Co Leaves $28 Missing
City detectives probed a break-in at General Steel Co on Tryon Street. A thief entered through a west door and stole $28 from a hiding place after locking it with a key known to the intruder. The detectives labeled it an inside job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Steel Co
Tryon St
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis Promising Creomulsion
Be quick to treat bronchitis or risk chronic illness. Creomulsion claims to reach the bronchial system, expel phlegm, and soothe inflamed membranes. It blends beechwood creosote with other cough medicines and guarantees satisfaction or refunds.
Frank Hunsucker Named BSA Officer
More than 140 people attended the Uwharrie Council Boy Scouts of America district meeting at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. New officers for the year were elected, with H. C. Philpott giving a talk on scouting. Frank Hunsucker Jr. and others were named to at large and ex officio posts.
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High Point
Uwharrie Council
Boycouts of America
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
H. C. Philpott O
Ewan New
H. O. Williams
Dan Austell
C. E. Nash
James §. Moffitt
J. W. Phillips
I. Paul Ingle
H. R. Williamson
James R. Mattocks
Bill Doggett
State Opens Case Against Woods
In Jackson Superior Court Sylva witness Mrs. Tia Galloway testified Demos Woods, 56, threatened to kill Sheriff Middleton and had a loaded buckshot gun the day of the ambush that killed the 46 year old sheriff. Other state witnesses included widow Selma Middleton and local officials.
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Sylva
N. C
Demos Woods
Jackson
Griff Middleton
Jackson Superior Court
Tia Galloway
Woods
Sheriff Middleton
Galloway
Middleton
Otto McCall
Y Woods
McCall
Arts and Crafts Classes Open at William Penn High
The Arts and Crafts program led by Miss A L Jones begins its fall term at William Penn High School with Thursday 7 30 p m sessions. Courses cover painting leathercraft textile crochet and more for adults 18 and over. A community chorus meets same time in music department.
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A. L. Jones
William Penn High School
Moore
Amaker
Davey
Miss Jones
Miss Browne
Imusic
North Carolina College
Durham
Cc. E. Yokely
Alfred J. Griffin School
Roy Anderson
State College
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Department of Public Instruction
Ray Thompson
Industrial Social and Savings Club
Mamie Roberts
Fairview St
Emmanuel
D.D. Davidson
Greensboro
Emmanuel Baptist Church
LE Missionary Circle No. 5
Medley
Wendley St
Gospel Singers
Joe May
Gospel Singers of
California
U.N. Week Observance Televised Panel Tour Details
A panel discussion today and a Saturday tour of United Nations headquarters will be televised in the area in observance of United Nations Week. Mrs. Frank M. Dozier of the Junior Woman's Club announced the events. College professors will discuss the U N between 5 and 5 30 p m today and the hour long tour of the New York buildings will be shown Saturday from 1 30 to 2 30 p m both on television channels.
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United Nations
Frank M. Dozier
Junior Woman's Club
U. N
New York
Chan
Jacksonville News & Views Sold to Ohio Man
Jacksonville North Carolina publisher Billy Arthur announced the sale of The Jacksonville News & Views to J. B. Robinson of Willoughby Ohio. Robinson will take over Nov. 1 with help from his son J. M. Robinson and son-in-law William Glasgow. Arthur will remain temporarily.
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Jacksonville
N.C
Billy Arthur
Jacksonville News & Views
J. B. Robinson
Willoughby
Arthur
Robinson
J. M. Robinson
William Glasgow
J. P. Brown
Associated Press
University of North Carolina
Charlotte News
New Bern Tribune
New Co
Willoughby News-Herald
Oliver Bolton
Ohio
11Th
The
American Newspaper Publishers Assn
Inland Press Assn
Police Question Shoulder in Missing Ransom Case
The article reports on police questioning Lt Shoulders over the missing $300,000 ransom. Testimony includes Hager claiming police pressure and wife’s distress while Hall was arrested after a tip from Hager. Witness Jean Fletcher says neither Hall nor Hager registered for the hotel room.
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Hager
Shoulders
Sk Seter
Hall
Town House
Jean Fletcher
Elmerson
Study Group Seeks Timely Report on Trade Act
The study group aims to finish by January with advice ready by March for Congress action on the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act. Congress extended the act for one year with no major changes as Eisenhower urges a realistic and bold approach to correcting the trade imbalance where the United States exports about four billion dollars more than it imports.
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Congress
Eisenhower
United States
American Quits Reds after POWs meeting
Delegates from five nations on the commission sat in as they validated the return of Dickenson. Polish and Czech members, absent since Monday’s walkout, rejoined after the other members rejected a demand that prisoners be forced to listen to Communist persuaders.
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Tody
Dickenson
Stock market swing with mixed gains across sectors
New York stocks closed with a slight overall decline as some gains appeared in steels rails distillers aircraft radio television and utilities while motors copper and chemical shares fell. Notable drags included United Airlines General Electric Du Pont Chrysler and American Tobacco amid a brisk but uneven volume near 1.28 million shares.
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New York
New York Central
Texas Co
United Air Lines
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
General Electric
American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
du Pont
Chrysler
P.m
Adams Express
Issesesees
Admiral Corporation
Air Reduction
Eeeeprereeeereee
Alleghany Corporation
Allied Chemical & Dye Sevese
Allis Chalmers Mig
American Radiat
American Smelt & Ref
American Tel & Tel
Atchison, Top & SF
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic
Avco Manufacturing
Baltimore & Ohio
Cannon M S Sésdevacc
Scoeee
Carolina Power & Stesecces
Celanese
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Continental Can
Sacseee
Continental Motor
Corn Products
Curtis Wright
Curtis Wright A
Davison Chemical
Delaware Lack & West
Dow Chemical
Dupont de Nemour
Eastern Airlines
General Foods
Seseeesesseee
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Eneerereeres
Goodrich Rubber
Nickel
Tel & Tel Ceeseeseeevecess
Johns Manville
Geceses
Lorillard & Company
Louisville & Nashville
Kennecott Copper
Ceseeeees
Kroger Company
Essssse
Mack Trucks
Cceresseeere Ae
Missouri
Kansas
Zeae
Montgoomery
We Ward
Secesseeee
Motorola Ad Ener
Murray A
Eeeetas
Eeeeneea Ae
Nash Kelvinator
Ecessseses National Biscuit
Eeess
National Cash Register
Avia
North American
Sereseeess Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil Company
Otis Elevator
Pacific Gas & Elec
Packard Motor
Paramount Pictures Penney J.C. Co
Seeese Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi Cola
Philco Corporation Bavshanave
Phillips Petroleum
Pullman Company
Pure Oil
Socony
Southern Pacific
Ole Perry
Standard Brands
Standard Oil
Calif
Standard Oil Ind
Standard Oil N.J
Stevens, d. P. Co
Stewart Warner
Sseseeeses
Studebaker Corp
Sseessees Swift & Company
Esseee
Sylvania Elec
Pareabetas
Texas Company
Tex Gulf
Ssseseess
Textron Corporation
Trans & Western Air
Trans America
Scseeeevsees
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
Soanenesaenens
ODDS
United Airlines
Ee Aircraft
Ted Corporation
Pat Fruit
United States Pipe
United States Rubber
U.S. Smelting
United States Steel Skcuaatee Vanadium Corporativeee
Vick Chemicalee
Virginia-Caro Cher Fee
Warner Pictures Cove
West Maryland
Western Union
Western Electric
Ss Wiese
Wilson Packing
Ledsee
Woolworth & Co Peveas
Youngstown S & T
Weather report for Charlotte and surrounding area
Official Weather Bureau records show yesterday's high near 80 degrees and low around 57 with tonight's low expected at 56 and tomorrow's high around 80. Sunset is 5 37 p m today and sunrise at 6 33 a m tomorrow as readings average above normal.
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Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Nurses Push Five Day Forty Hour Week Plan
The North Carolina Nurses Association adopted a resolution backing a five day forty hour work week for all registered nurses. Employers are urged to implement the shorter schedule at once with time and a half pay for hours over forty. President Jephine Kerr of Charlotte spoke to 500 delegates amid praise and critique of the new state nursing law. The law takes effect next January first.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Price Support Extension Seen
The administration will present to Congress early next year a farm price support plan retaining the parity concept. President Eisenhower offered three options from extending laws unchanged to radical revisions, while Benson disputed that farm policy doubts drove Wisconsin’s 9th District victory.
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ONPEA
Congress
Eisenhower
Benson
Wisconsin
Ernest K. Lindley
Newsweek Magazine
Truman
Flanders
New Pastor Outlines Bible Week Points At Civitan Luncheon
Dr. H. G. Allen, newly assigned pastor of Main Street Methodist Church, spoke to the Civitan Club during National Bible Week. He listed seven emphasis in the Bible childhood and youth opportunity thankfulness unselfish Christian service doing a good job now correct attitudes toward values and open mindedness. Guests included R. C. Smith of Alliance Ohio and W. R. Pitts of High Point.
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Civitans
H. G. Allen
Main Street Methodist Church
Guy Leonhard
R. C. Smith
Alliance
Ohio
W. R. Pitts
High Point
Security Council delays Trieste debate amid Palestine probe
The United Nations Security Council voted to postpone Trieste discussions until Nov 2 after overruling Soviet calls for immediate action. The body cleared the way for a broad inquiry into the Palestine situation, including the Kibya attack and cross-border incidents involving Israel and Arab states. General Bennike was summoned to report on Palestine and may arrive in New York later this week.
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United, Nations
N. Y
U. N. Security Council
Trieste
Palestine
L-Nation Council
Syria
Israel
Middle East
Jordan
U. S
Kibya
Vagn Bennike
Truce Supervision Organization In
Jerusalem
Arab Legion
Holy City
Security Council
Andrei Vishinsky
Eisenhower News Conference Focuses on Drought Farm Woes and Policy
President Eisenhower spoke on drought and farm problems, praising federal state cooperation with Midwest governors. He defended Secretary Benson amid criticism, emphasized choosing trusted advisors, and noted a leveling cost of living. He confirmed withholding further aid to Israel pending a U N ruling and dismissed questions about Secretary Dulles. He praised farm practi cal input and stressed a broad, long term disaster plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Manion
Israel
Dulles
United States
U.N
Jordan
mid-West
Rio Grande
Eisenhower
Joseph A. Fox
The
Washington Star
Sen. Young
Benson
Oreover
Kansas City
News on relief for menstrual distress with Lydia Pinkham’s
A claim that Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound provides relief from monthly cramps headaches backaches and fatigue. Doctors’ tests reportedly show complete or nearly complete relief in about three of four cases. The ad stresses scientific modern action and benefits for women and girls suffering during those days.
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E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
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Civitan Club
U.N. Security Council
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