Convicted Man Next Sheriff of Brunswick
Walter Stanland of Shallotte who served time in federal prison for violation of prohibition laws and was indicted for malfeasance in office will be the next sheriff of Brunswick County. He was appointed to fill the unexpired term of John White, who died, after the commissioners acted yesterday. An inquest into Whites death is set for Thursday. Fleet Captain Edward L. Conway of the Wilmington lay up base faces charges in the slaying and has posted $5,000 bond.
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Southport
Walter Stanland
Shallotte
Recorder’s Court
Brunswick County
Stanland
John White
J. Douglas Taylor
Wilmington
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
White
Edward L. Conway
Broughton urges state dental school for North Carolina
Former Governor J. M. Broughton, speaking at the fourth district dental society meeting in Raleigh, called for a standard North Carolina dental college. He argued the state needs more dentists, especially in rural and small urban areas, and noted residents face admission barriers to out of state schools.
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Raleigh
J. M. Broughton
North Carolina
Broughton
Fourthistrict Dental Society
Will case in fourth week tests West estate
The $1.5 million West will case in New Bern entered its fourth week with three witnesses testifying that the late bus company executive did not appear to have used toxicants or narcotics. Millard Stanley West of Wilmington seeks to break the will, leaving him $100 while the remainder goes to the widow and an adopted daughter. Court attaches expect the trial to last another full week.
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New Bern
Millard Stanley West
Wilmington
Ohio
James M. West
Craven Superior Court
State Health Film “Mr Williams Wakes Up” To Be Shown
North Carolina State Board of Health will release the documentary film “Mr. Williams Wakes Up” on November 1 to state audiences. Filmed entirely in North Carolina, it stars everyday Tar Heels as farmers, professionals, and police, and follows a modern Everyman learning about public health work after a family near-tragedy. The 29 minute 16 mm and 35 mm film is free to groups aside from return postage and is for civic clubs schools churches and theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina State Board of Health
Carl V. Reynolds
Capus Waynick
North Carolina Social Hygiene Society
New Officers Elected By Dentists
GOLDSBORO Oct. 28 New officers of the Fifth District Dental society are Dr. R. E. Williams of Goldsboro, Dr S. C. Marks of Wilmington president elect, Dr. J. M. Zealey of Goldsboro vice president, Dr. C. D. Eatman of Rocky Mount secretary treasurer and Dr. M. M. Lilly of Scotland Neck editor. Elizabeth City will host the 1947 meeting. Delegates to the state dental society meeting are Dr. P. Fitzgerald of Greenville, Dr. Z. L. Edwards of Washington and Dr. B. McK. Johnson of Greenville. Dr. C. E. Minges of Rocky Mount president elect of the American Dental society attended the sessions which ended here yesterday.
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Goldsboro
Fifth District Dental Society
R. E. Williams
S. C. Marks
Wilmington
J. M. Zealey
C. D. Eatman
Rocky Mount
M. M. Lilly
Scotland Neck
Elizabeth City
State Dental Society
P. Fitzgerald
Greenville
Z. L. Edwards
Washington
B. McK. Johnson
C. E. Minges
The
American Dental Society
Negro Winner In Mt Airy Jim Crow Case
In Mt Airy Judge Harry Llewellyn dismissed a charge that Wilston-Salem Negro instructor Charles B. Hauser violated state segregation law on a Greyhound bus. The dismissal followed a U S Supreme Court ruling that state segregation laws do not apply to interstate commerce. Hauser, en route to Charleston West Virginia, sat three seats from the rear and refused to move when asked.
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Mountairy
Wilston-Salem
West Virginia State College
Greyhound
Harry Llewellyn
United States Supreme Court
Charles B. Hauser
Charleston
W. Va
Hauser
Winston-Salem
Auto Theft Charge Against Marion Man
Winchester Va Oct 28 Police Chief J Thomas Boyd says Bernard Hardin of Marion North Carolina will face automobile theft charges once he leaves a hospital where he is treated for a broken leg Hardin was arrested after wrecking the sedan he was driving the owner and the city police said.
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Winchester
J. Thomas Boyd
Bernard Hardin
Mariion
N. C
Hardin
Boyd
Winchester Iman
Tobacco cut would mean big loss for North Carolina farms
Raleigh October 28 A 20 percent reduction in tobacco acreage next year would cut farm income in North Carolina by 75 million to 100 million dollars if prices hold. Harry B Caldwell of Greensboro master of the State Grange told a tobacco committee meeting here Caldwell urged ways to meet the emergency.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Harry B. Caldwell
Greensboro
State Grange
Caldwell
Grange
Tobacco markets halt sales as Britain bans imports
Raleigh reports the 1047 selling season on secured tobacco markets to pause at end of today's sales. The holiday stems from Britain's ban on tobacco imports and British buyers withdrawing from markets in the Carolinas and Virginia, affecting about one third of purchases.
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Raleigh
Great Britain
Carolinas
Virginia
Committee Adopts Resolutions On Farm Aid And Tobacco
A committee adopted three resolutions responding to the British ban on American tobacco. It urged Governor Cherry to form a study committee on new farm income sources, supported a proposal for the commodity credit corporation to buy tobacco leaf for British markets, and asked tobacco to be included in Marshall Plan aid. The panel took no position on reducing tobacco acreage next year.
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Cherry Tor
Commodity Credit Corporation
Europe
1947 State Fair projects a profit in audit findings
Raleigh dispatch reports a preliminary audit by state agriculture officials showing the 1947 state fair took in 155 920 from admissions and sales while expenditures reached 108 453. A credit balance of 181 714 is expected to shrink as bills taxes and improvements are processed.
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Raleigh
State Department of Agriculture
J. S. Dorton
Burlington Man Pleads Guilty In Sugar Case
In Huntington West Virginia on October 28 two men pleaded guilty in federal court to sugar rationing violations. Mebane L Hanford of Burlington North Carolina and Ned Welch of Spartanburg South Carolina faced charges filed last spring. Judge Harry E Watkins deferred sentencing indefinitely. Other defendants had already pled guilty and await sentencing.
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Huntington
W. VA
Mebane L. Hanford
Burlington
N. C
Ned Welch
Spartanburg
S. C
Harry E. Watkins
U. S
Frank Neff
Charles D. Lockhart
Tryon
Cherry's Pilot Back on Job in Raleigh
Harold Minges, governor's car driver and longtime No. 1 pilot, returns to patrol duties after six weeks at the high way patrol school in Chapel Hill. Substituting was Patrolman William O'Daniel who knew the Asheville route well after five mountain trips.
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Raleigh
Oct
Harold Minges
Highwe
Chapel Hill
Gregg Cherry
William O'Daniel
O'Daniel
Asheville
No. 1
Doughton Likely to Remain in Congress After Rally
Raleigh report says veteran congressman Robert L. Doughton faced rumors of retirement at a ninth district rally in Statesville. A move to draft Doughton gained traction with support from Lt. Gov. L. Y. Ballentine and others. Doughton indicated no retirement plan and urged voters to exercise ballots.
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Raleigh
Robert L. Doughton
Statesville
Congress
Doughton
L. Y. Ballentine
Iredell
Walter Woodson
Sary
Virgil D. Guire
Lenoir
William Umstead
Coughton
Mayne Albright
Oscar Barker
Seed Officials Meet Opens Three Day Raleigh Session
A three day gathering of the Association of Seed Control Officials of 11 southern states began at the North Carolina agriculture building in Raleigh. W H Darst chaired as president and Monday featured speakers include W A Davidson Jane Wilson and Park Yeats with a round table set for Tuesday and sightseeing planned to Chapel Hill and Durham.
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Raleigh
Association of Seed Control Officials
State Agriculture Building
W. H. Darst
North Carolina Seed Laboratory
Chapel Hill
Durham
W. A. Davidson
Federal Seed Act Division
Jane Wilson
Louisiana
Park Yeats
Oklahoma Seed Division
Flower Shop Broken Into By a Deer
Fourteen police in seven cars rushed to the Variety flower shop after a caller reported a broken shop window. A bloody trail led away from the scene, and investigators determined a stray deer caused the damage.
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Cleveland
Variety Flower Shop
Obliging Gunman Returns $2 After Pocketbook Theft
Akron police report Miss Lois Williams a St. Thomas hospital nurse instructor said a gunman stole her pocketbook containing $5 then returned $2 and fled. The incident occurred in Akron on October 28.
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Akron, CO
Lois Williams
St. Thomas Hospital
Tiny Cream Puff Appetizers Suggest Scrubmeat Filling
Cook notes propose making several small cream puffs and filling them with scrubmeat and related fillings as savory appetizers. The idea emphasizes bite sized pastries with savory centers for tasting courses.
TWU Sets Sunday Session Over 15-Cent Wage Increase
The Textile Workers Union of America will meet in Danville Virginia Sunday to set a strike date in North Carolina and Virginia mills if management does not offer a 15 cent hourly wage hike within six days. George Baldanzi CIO executive vice president and TWUA leaders from Dan River Mills, Irwin Mills, Marshall Field Mills, and TWUA North Carolina officials attended the wage policy meeting.
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Greensboro
Textile Workers Union of America
Danville
North Carolina
Virginia Mills
CIO
George Baldanzi
New York
CI0
TWUA
States
Lewis Conn
Dan River Mills
R. H. Harris
Irwin Mills
Durham
Harold Griffiths
Marshall Field Mills
Leaksville-Spray
H. D. Lisk
Jury Probing Chief's Death in Cleveland County
A Cleveland county grand jury continued its inquiry into the death of Police Chief Albert Carl Short who was shot by state patrolman Haroldus Dayton during an arrest for drunken driving. Dayton previously told a coroner's jury he acted after Short attacked him with a knife. the coroner's jury cleared Dayton of blame and he was bound over to superior court on a 2500 dollar bond.
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Shelby
Cleveland County
Albert Carl Short
Cherryville
Verta Short Lublaneski
Haroldus Dayton
Dayton
Short
Superior Court
W. L. Angel
Burlington Mills Take Major Honors in Safety Contest
Burlington Mills divisions in Burlington St Pauls Fayetteville and Cramerton won four of seven trophies in the annual statewide textile safety contest. Other trophies went to Rosemary Manufacturing Roanoke Rapids Sayles-Biltmore Bleacheries Biltmore and Stonecutter Mills Spindale. The contest drew 451 mills with 82 reporting no disabling injury.
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Raleigh
Burlington Mills
Burlington
St. Pauls
Fayetteville
Cramerton
H. "Balicom
N.C. Industrial Commission
Rosemary Manufacturing Company
Roanoke Rapids
Sayles Bilt‘more Bleacheries, Inc
Bilt‘more
Stonecutter Mills Corporation
Spindale
Radio Schedule Highlights A Dense 1940s Lineup
The listing outlines a full day of radio programming with ABC CBS and MBS networks. It features news reports, sports, dramas, variety shows, commentaries, and guest segments across morning to midnight time slots.
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Abc
Cbs Network
Abc-East
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs- West
Abc Frontiers of Science
Cbs
Cbs East
Lum & Abner
Cbs-West
Abe Lowell Thomas
Cba
Nbe
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe
Mbs
Abe Bob Crosby
Cbs the Green Hornet
Abe Arthur Hale
Basle
Harkness
Abe Ed Murrow
Cbs Sports
Milton Berle
Judy
Aba
Mrs. North
Cbs America’s
Billy Rose
Amos
Andy
The
People
Gabriel Heatter
Ibber and
Molly
Boston Symphony
Abe Zane Grey
Bob Hope
Town
Red Skelton
Cbs Labor
Crime Halts Honeymoon in Atlanta Extradition Readied
North Carolina officers prepared to extradite Ralph Dean from near Atlanta to Raleigh on a warrant for armed robbery valued at 8500 dollars. Dean, arrested last week at Suburban East Point with his East Point wife after returning from a Michigan honeymoon, denied the holdup and had only a few dollars. Wake County deputies arrived with the warrant, saying Dean helped escort two women to a bank to deposit funds when he drew a pistol and fled.
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Atlanta
North Carolina
Raleigh
Ralph Dean
Tar Heel
Dean
East Point
Michigan
Fulton County
HL. W. Reed
Wake County
Navy Holds Maneuvers Off Hatteras
Forty four ships of the Atlantic fleet steamed to rendezvous off Cape Hatteras and begin maneuvers lasting through November 26. About 11,000 sailors, many from the Carolinas, serve under Vice Admiral H W Radford as the navy marks its 172nd anniversary with events in North and South Carolina.
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Associated Press
Navy
Cape Hatteras
North
South Carolina
Carolinas
H. W. Radford
Atlantic Command
All programs subject to interruption for important news developments
A lessemphasis note states that all listed programs may be suddenly interrupted or cancelled to bring important news developments. This notice alerts viewers to possible schedule changes and priority news breaks.
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John Litel
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Paramount
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Rialto
Hopalong Cassidy
Brunswick
Will
U.S.A
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Mt. Airy
Marion
Eem
THURS
Cartoo
Tom & Jerry
Cherry
By Lynn Nisbet
TWU
TY Tee
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PCA
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P. M
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