Anderson reaction awaited on tobacco price support plan
Richmond Va Oct 27 tobacco men awaited Secretary of Agriculture Anderson's reaction to a CCC price support plan for flue cured tobacco. Charles Gage said the plan could raise prices and reopen old belt markets in Virginia and North Carolina at an estimated cost around 25 million dollars.
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Richmond
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
Agriculture Dertment
Tobacco Branch
Charles Gage
Washington
Gage
Hey
CCC
Virginia
North Carolina
Germany
Great Britain
Funeral Rites For Publisher Today
Funeral services were planned for John Allen Sharpe Sr. publisher and editor of the Robesonian for 40 years. He died earlier from a heart condition. A seven publisher delegation was selected by President F E Resch to attend. Sharpe, 73, is survived by two sons, one daughter, one sister and two brothers.
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Lumberton
John Allen Sharpe
The
Robesonian
F E. A. Reschto
North Carolina Press Association
Sharpe
Dental Society Hears Papers In Goldsboro Session
Fifth district dental society papers were presented as clinics were witnessed during the session in Goldsboro. Dr. Z L Edwards of Washington presided at the opening dinner, with officers to be named and the next meeting site chosen at this afternoon’s business session. Dr. R E Williams of Goldsboro will be installed as president this afternoon.
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Goldsboro
Fifth District Dental Society
Z. L. Edwards
Washington
R. E. Williams
Bulwinkle Headed to Geneva for World Aviation Meeting
New York Oct 27 Rep Alfred Bulwinkle of North Carolina travels to Geneva to join the U S delegation for a meeting on international civil aviation multilateral agreements. The session begins November 3 after his Saturday departure aboard the Queen Mary.
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New York
Alfred —. Bulwinkle
DNC
Geneva
Bullwinkle
U.S
Commission
International Civil Aviation Organization
Seven Violent Deaths In North Carolina Weekend
Associated Press reports seven people died in North Carolina over the weekend. The incidents include a car crash near Conover and Taylorsville killing a 17 year old and a two year old, a crash near Zebulon killing Darryl Pearce, a wreck on the Concord highway killing Walter Honeycutt, a fatal apartment altercation in Clayton, a motorcycle crash near Raleigh injuring James Halderfield, and a toddler death from scalding water near Statesville.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Andrew Harrison
Martha
Conover
Taylorsville
Darryl K. Pearce
Zebulon
Walter H. Honeycutt
Unionville
Concord
Weldon L. Watson
Clayton
James Halderfield
Neuse
Raleigh
Jerry Wayne Cascadden
John H. Cascaddon
Statesville
Form Jet Unit At Cherry Point
The Marine Corps begins forming its first jet fighter squadron at Cherry Point from the Corsair unit. Maj. Marion E. Carl, holder of the world speed record, leads the organization and will train the pilots.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Marine Corsair Squadron
Hea
Cherry Point
Marion E. Carl
Daily to weekly change announced at Carteret Publishing
The Twin City Daily Times will switch to a weekly schedule next Tuesday after Carteret Publishing Company bought the five day daily from Morehead City Publishing Company.
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Morehead City
Twin City
Noted Astrologer El Haren Airs Daily Advice Show
Internationally known astrologer El Haren is featured on Station WHPE High Point North Carolina at 9 30 a m every weekday except Sundays. Listeners may submit questions via the El Haren Question Coupon for free consultation with initials used for ID and prompt priority to early inquiries.
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el Haren
WHPE
High Point
N. C
Short Sales Week Hits Flue Cured Tobacco Markets
Flue cured tobacco auctions in the Carolinas and Virginia opened after a weekend recess with a pending suspension of sales after tomorrow. The move stems from Great Britain’s tobacco import ban and follows a drop in export and domestic grades. Prices weakened across belts with losses of $1 to $3 on most grades and larger declines on inferior lots. Some mid belt leaf and primings edged $1 to $2 higher, while border belt losses ranged from $1 to $4 up to $7 on select grades.
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Raleigh
Carolinas
Virginia
Great Britain
North Carolina
North Carolina-Virginia
Olive Named Chairman of North Carolina Board of Elections
Former Superior Court Judge Hubert E. Olive of Lexington prepared to assume duties as chairman of the state board of elections in Raleigh. Governor Cherry announced Olive's appointment to succeed Col. William T. Joyner after conferring with Olive at the Duke Wake Forest football game. Joyner had announced his resignation months ago. Olive helped manage former Governor Clyde R. Hoey s 1936 primary campaign and was later appointed to the superior court bench before resigning last August to return to private practice.
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Raleigh
Superior Court
Hubert E. Olive
Lexington
State Board of Elections
Cherry
Olive
Col
William T. Joyner
Duke-Wake Forest
Joyner
Elections Board
Clyde R. Hoey
Hoey
Mementoes Given Home State by Eisenhower
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower closed a Kansas weekend by presenting a token collection of World War II mementoes to the Eisenhower Memorial Foundation. He said the foundation aims to preserve his wartime memories and support veterans initiatives.
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Abilene
Kas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kansas
Eisenhower Memorial Foundation
Army Chief of Staff
Expression of belief in democratic tradition shared
Jimmy Hat explains the token gift honors parents friends and pioneers of Abilene and central Kansas while noting the gift forms part of a large collection to be given the foundation.
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Abilene
Kansas
Isle Royale National Park: A Water‑Isolated Isle
Isle Royale National Park is the newest U S park located in Lake Superior. It remains the only national park entirely surrounded by water, marking a unique geographic distinction.
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United States
Isle Royale National Park
Lake Superior
Wreck Toll Rises to 23 Dead in Edinburgh- London Express
Edinburgh officials confirm 23 dead and 70 injured after the Edinburgh London Express derailed near the Scottish border. The disaster follows a London suburban crash that killed 31 and injured at least 60 days earlier.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Britain
South Croydon
London
Berwick-on-Tweed
Iron Hats Derby Hatting in 19th Century Politics
In the late 1800s politicians lined their derbies with iron for protection in election disputes, giving rise to the term iron hats. This nugget notes a unique fashion safeguard tied to political contention of the era.
Duke Issues Background of World History
A streamlined version of modern world history titled Historical Background of the World Today from Duke University’s history department offers a concise synopsis of the introductory course. Edited by Harold T. Parker and Theodore Ropp with Duke faculty contributors, the work aims to provide American students a background for today’s global issues.
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Durham
History Department
Duke University
New York, Rinehart & Co
Duke
Don’t Neglect Slipping False Teeth Insecure Dentures Ad
An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH, an alkaline powder to sprinkle on denture plates to keep teeth firmly set. It claims no taste or affect on wearers and promises confidence, security, and comfort while speaking, eating, and laughing. Available at drug stores.
Relief Train To Make Tour Of Country
A friendship train funded by the citizens food committee will travel west to east across the United States to collect food for Europe. It leaves Los Angeles on November 7 and reaches New York 11 days later, visiting more than 40 cities to load freight car quantities.
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Washington
Citizens Food Committee
Europe
Los Angeles
New York City
Charles Luckman
The
Food Committee
U. S
Association of American Railroads
Chicago
Sacramento
Reno
Cheyenne
Omaha
Thurmond Will Be Speaker at University Dedication
Officials of Bob Jones University said Governor Strom Thurmond will be principal speaker at the formal dedication of South Carolina's newest institution at Thanksgiving. Four more prefabricated buildings, a War Assets Administration gift, bring campus total to 25 structures in 14 months. moved from Cleveland Tennessee, the plant is valued at $4,000,000.
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Greenville
S. C
Bob Jones University
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
War Assets Administration
Cleveland
Tar Heel Found Dead In Bradenton
James Cornelius Britton once of Hickory was found dead in his Bradenton apartment Friday night. Coroner L K Amlong said Britton died of natural causes and had likely been dead about three days.
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Tar Heel
Bradenton
Fla
James Cornelius Britton
Hickory
L. K. Amlong
Britton
Amlong
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