East Leads U S Residential Building. South Declines
September residential contracts rose 3 percent in the 37 states east of the Rockies, totaling 293.8 million and planning 40 390 dwelling units. Publicly owned homes accounted for 9 percent of the value. Non-residential and heavy engineering contracts fell, with mixed results across regions including declines in New York and Texas and gains in New England.
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Rocky Mountains
F. W. Dodge Lee
Indus
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
South Central States
Texas
New England
Soviet Slap Deepens Bulgaria Election Tensions
The United States reports fresh Soviet rebuff over an American plan for allied action to guarantee free Bulgarian elections. Moscow calls the plan improper and rude interference as Washington vows to monitor Bulgaria’s October 27 elections and withhold recognition until free elections assurances are met.
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Russia
Balkans
State Department
Bulgaria
Moscow
Sergei Biryusov
United States
Rotary
Byrnes
Paris
Coffee Brewing Guidance Refines Temperature and Timing
The guidance states coffee should not be boiled but kept just below boiling in contact with water for three to five minutes before filtering through a fine sieve. It emphasizes avoiding boiling to preserve flavor and achieve proper extraction.
Hans Berger Not Real Says Eisler on Berger Alias
Gerhard Eisler denies any person named Hans Berger directed American Communist activity. He says the name is a pen name created by Daily Worker foreign editor Starobin for articles supplied by Starobin. Rep. Rankin says the House committee on un American activities will subpoena Eisler after Budenz testimony.
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New York
Gerhard Eisler
Daily Worker
Hans Berger
America
Joseph Starborin
Eisler
Starobin
Long Island
Germany
Washington
Rankin
D-Miss
House Committee On Unamerican Activities
Budenz
Jews Blocked From Palestine Without Permits
In Haifa on October 22 two British ships sailed to Cyprus to move 814 Jews halted near Haifa while trying to reach Palestine without permits. Immigrants, mostly women, were detained on Cyprus after being herded from a refugee schooner and marched to transport ships amid searches and insecticide spray.
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Cyprus
Palestine
Ocean
Empire Heywood
Fenice
Moon
Pueblo Chiefs Rule Ceremonials by Seasonal Groups
Pueblo Indian tribes of New Mexico divide into Summer and Winter factions each led by a cacique whose absolute word governs ceremonies during his season. The system assigns ceremonial duties to the town chiefs as the year rotates.
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New Mexico
Cognac Brandy Aged Long in Oak Casks
Cognac brandy often is aged in oak casks for more than 70 years, with flavor deepened by long maturation and selective blending that preserves traditional methods.
Crossword Talk by Eugene Sheffer
crossword clues list with across and down entries including topics such as maples operatic rules and ages. grid entries reference various terms from navigation to arts and objects. contains many standard crossword prompts and wordplay cues.
Prices Rise on Two Tobacco Belts in North Carolina
Higher prices appeared on the middle and old belt tobacco markets with gains of 1 to 6 dollars per hundredweight across grades. Eastern North Carolina orange and green leaf rose 2 to 6 dollars while smoking leaf fell 2 to 3 dollars and lugs weakened on the border belt.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
North
South Carolina
Federal
State
Departments of Agriculture
Middle Belt
Border Belt
U S Government Beginnings Ball Family and Blackfeet Habitat
The prompt asks three questions: the four departments the U S government began with, the famous son of Mary Ball, and where the Blackfeet Indians lived. The questions reference early U S history including cabinet structure, Martha Ball Washington’s family, and Native American homeland regions.
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U. S
Mary Ball
Words of Wisdom Proverb Phrase
A Chinese proverb warns that pursuing a legal battle can cost more than the gain, likening law to losing a cow for the sake of a cat. The saying emphasizes prudence over costly disputes.
Fairness in Work Earns Good Manners and Business Value
Being fair to your employer in giving him efficient work and attention to business in return for your earnings is good manners as well as good business.
Birthday guidance and Libra moon advises steady social focus
The reading notes a birthday for today, praising resilience, wit, and companionship. It says the moon shifts to Libra at 7 35 a m and urges cooperation with neighbors, caution in political talks, and completing tasks swiftly under the aspect. Enjoy the day.
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Libra
Treasury War and Foreign Affairs and Attorney General's Dept
A brief listing notes four government departments: the treasury, war, foreign affairs and the attorney general's department. It identifies George Washington as a key figure and notes the Dakotas as a regional reference.
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The
Treasury, War, Foreign Affairs and
the Attorney General's Department
George Washington
Dakotas
Ancient Rome punishing criminals with prison terms unknown
The Encyclopaedia Britannica states Romans did not sentence criminals to prison terms. Prisons served only to detain the accused before trial or execution. The recognized penalties were death or corporal punishment.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Winston Facing Long Siege of Dirty Linen
Winston-Salem housewives face up to ten months without laundry service as five striking laundries keep workers from bargaining for union recognition. Union rep Russell cites actual wages well below claimed rates and notes about 500 workers struck to win recognition for the CIO.
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Winston-Salem
John Russell
Russell
International Fur and Leather Workers Union
CIO
Charlotte Dentist Dr John R Pharr elected president
Dr John R Pharr of Charlotte was installed today as president of the second district dental society amid the 26th annual meeting closing. New officers include vice president Dr Harold Thompson and secretary treasurer Dr Donald Kiser along with other officers and speakers at a banquet and prior talks by several doctors.
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John R. Pharr
Second District Dental Society
Harold Thompson
China Grove
Donald Kiser
William A. Ingram
Monroe
C. L. Thomas
Mount Airy
Thomas L. Blair
Winston- Salem
Henry Alexander
Stanley C. Brown
Ithaca, Mich
Varden Kendrick
C. D. Wheeler
Salisbury
Coffee pots and cloth filters easy to clean
The text advises choosing a pot that cleans easily for coffee. It recommends washing in hot suds after each use and thorough rinsing to avoid stale flavors. Cloth filters of vacuum makers should also be washed well after each use.
Sinatra surprises MGM by separation shocks Hollywood
Hollywood gossip items report Frank Sinatra’s split from MGM and his move to announce it with a New York handler. Otto Preminger begins Forever Amber shoots using stored sets while Cornel Wilde vacations on the Rogue River. Ann Sothern appears post-separation with Freddy De Cordova, and Lina Romay and Vic Orsatti split up after arriving together.
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Honolulu
Cornel Wilde
Rogue River
Twentieth Century-Fox
Otto Preminger
Ann Sothern
Sonja Henie
Freddy de Cordova
Lina Romay
Vic Orsatti
Lina
Anita Colny
Skitch Henderson
Viveca Lindfors
Sweden
Warner
Viveca
John
Lena
Window Cleaner Survives Five-Story Tumble
Louis Bueche of Pittsburgh, a window cleaner, fell from a fifth floor ledge and landed on a new 1946 car below, denting the roof. He walked away, later told police of an injured eye, and was found to have a fractured spine at Mercy Hospital.
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Louis Bueche
Pittsburgh
Bueche
Mercy Hospital
Final rites for Matthew A Hoover held at First Baptist
Matthew A Hoover longtime High Point resident dies at State Hospital after declining health since 1939. He worked 63 years at Snow Lumber Co and served at First Baptist as Sunday School superintendent for forty years. Survived by widow Ella Hoover and four nieces and four nephews. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 p.m. with services at First Baptist. body lies in state at Hoover Funeral Home 1309 Kivett Drive.
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Matthew Austin Hoover
State Hospital
Mr. Hoover
High Point
Randolph County
James and
Edith Hoover
Snow Lumber Co
First Baptist Church
Deason
State Western Sunday School
Ella Hoover
Kivett Drive
Nerces
W. F. Elliott
F. R. Mason
Hoovers Funeral Home
Theodore Walker to Preach at Mars Hill Tonight
Lay preacher Theodore Walker will speak at 8 p.m. tonight at Mars Hill. The Sons of Harmony will accompany him. The public is invited.
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Mars Hill
Theodore Walker
Sons of Harmony
Master Singers to Perform at United House of Prayer
The Master Singers will perform at the United House of Prayer on Wednesday at 8 30 p m in support of the church a public invitation is extended for attendance.
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United House of Prayer
Missionary Society Meeting At St Stephen Zion
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society will meet Thursday at 8 PM in the home of Mr and Mrs L J Chairs 1227 Pearson Street. President Mrs Lillie Williamson urges all ladies to attend. The United Order of Tents will present a program at 3 PM Sunday at St Stephen A M E Zion Church. The society sponsors and public are invited.
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ST Stephen Am.le Zion Church
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
United Order of Tents
St. Stephns A. M. E. Zion
The
Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society
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