Tar Heels Papers Intend To Better Their Service
North Carolina publishers seek stronger service by linking with the university journalism school. Holt McPherson will chair a Southern Newspaper Publishers Association committee on journalism schools with aims to create a print shop laboratory for hands on training, linking classroom learning with practical newspaper production.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolina Press Association
Asheville
Holt McPherson
Shelby Daily Star
McPherson
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American Council of Education For Journalism
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Democrats Spend Much More in North Carolina Campaigns
In North Carolina ahead of the election, Democratic funds up to Oct 24 totaled 24242.22 with 24062.04 spent, while Republican receipts reached 4799.00 and 4107.22 spent. State reports omit national-office contributions, and Republicans appear more active financially in certain regions.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
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Sim Delapp
Lexington
Secretary of State
National Republican Committee
Piedmont
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Shower sheet weights for securing lower hems
Instructions suggest adding weights to the bottom edge of shower sheets to prevent movement. Secure placement helps keep fabric in place during use, improving stability and privacy without constant adjustment.
Democrats Stage Pre-Election Rally at Guilford County Club
Democratic candidates gathered for a pre election rally at Jefferson Country club drawing about 800 party members. Eugene Shaw chaired with E. D. Allred presiding. Arthur O. Cooke organized entertainment with barbecue and dancing. Attendees included Charles T. Hagan Jr. and John E. Walters among others seeking local and state offices.
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Guilford County
Eugene Shaw
Greensboro
E. D. Allred
Arthur O. Cooke
Charles T. Hagan, Jr
John E. Walters
Eliff
George Penny
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House
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Walter E. Crissman
Clyde A. Shreve
Frank H. Hutton
J. A. Doggett
Charles J. Hunt
Logan Porter
Hoyle Sink
Ralph D. Stout
W. W. Harvey
Joseph P. Shore
Workman and Causey Case Continued to November 8
In Thomasville the disorderly conduct case against Garc ia Workman and Charles C Causey was continued to Friday November 8 in the recorder's court The delay follows a disturbance at Mrs Dave Lamb s Cannon street home after an October 14 incident involving Workman Causey Brown and Latham The men are linked to strike activity and the next hearing dates coincide with the Latham affair trial and the C L White Sr glue bucket case
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Thomasville Recorder’s Court
Garcia Workman
Charles C. Causey
Workman
Causey, Brown
Latham
Ard Causey
Dave Lamb
Cannon Street
FBI Presents Evidence On Mon roe Lynching Case
FBI agents collected extensive evidence in the Monroe lynching of four Black men and a white farmer. U S Attorney General Tom Clark said the material will be turned over to a federal grand jury in Athens for possible indictments.
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Athens
U.S
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New York
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U. S
John Cowart
Middle Georgia
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Grand Jury
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Malcolm
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Spade 2 Industry Association
The riddle links Spade 2 to a specific industry, an established article of diet for Colombia, and a common dietary association with Cuba. The connections anchor on familiar categories rather than obscure facts.
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Republic of Colombia
South America
Cuba
Words of Wisdom by Plato on Knowledge and Ignorance
A Plato quote reflects on human learning as tiny next to the vast unknown. It frames knowledge as limited while ignorance remains vast and uncharted.
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Plato
Etiquette notes for dinner jacket wear and dress code
The article outlines dinner jacket usage for restaurant and theater wear and informal evening occasions. It specifies a black or white waistcoat, black silk bow tie, and plain stiff-bosomed shirt with the tuxedo. It also notes a Capricorn moon phase at 5 p.m. and advises on practical daily planning and purse caution.
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Capricorn
Porcelain from Josiah Spode’s Staffordshire Pottery
A note lists porcelain made at Josiah Spode's Staffordshire pottery in England along with items coffee and sugar.
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Josiah Spode
Staffordshire
England
Pheasant Jumps From Corn Stalks to Hand in Idaho Field
Bob Robertson of Twin Falls Idaho hunted pheasants for two days with no success. While gathering corn stalks for the American Legion hall he found a pheasant jump from the ground directly into his hands.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Bob Robertson
American Legion Hall
Radio Schedule Corrections and Time Zone Notes
Corrections by networks late to update listings with PM eastern times and manual adjustments for central standard. Program blocks include news, drama, music, and variety shows across CBS ABC MBS and others with repeats and local relay variations.
Atomic energy commission named by President Truman
President Truman announced a five member civilian atomic energy commission to take over from the army Led by David Lilienthal the group includes Dr Robert F Bacher editor William Waymack and Rear Adm L Strauss The appointments await Senate confirmation and take effect November 1 The commission will oversee atomic energy and bomb production with Lilienthal calling the era momentous and civilization shaping Leaders stressed time to study the army program before acting McKellar opposes Lilienthal's TVA policies
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Cornell University
Bernard M. Baruch
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
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Des Moines Register
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Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
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L. Strauss
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Herbert Hoover
New York
Kuhn, Loeb, & Co
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Democratic Rally Set At City Democratic Headquarters
A Democratic rally will be held at 244 South Main Street tonight at 7 30 led by Byron Haworth with Robert Mosely of Greensboro as the principal speaker. Clyde Shreve Frank Hutton and Walter Crissman are invited and all Democratic candidates are urged to attend. Grasshoppers persist in Powell Wyoming as winter months remain dry and mild. World cotton production for 1944 45 is estimated at 21 65 million bales, down 12 percent from the prior year.
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Democratic
South Main Street
Byron Haworth
Robert Mosely
Greensboro
House of Representatives
Clyde Shreve
Frank Hutton
Walter Crissman
Thomasville Lions Stage Ladies Night
Thomasville Lions host their annual ladies night at the Woman's club with Homer Beck arranging a program and a notable out of town speaker. President Harold Harrison presides as about 25 to 125 guests are expected for varied entertainment.
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Thomasvile
Lions Club
Woman's Club
Homer Beck
Harold Harrison
Tangteray
Evans Pays Court Costs After Whisky Transport Case
Samuel Wiliam Evans of the Friendly Pack store faced Dunn recorder court for transporting more than a ton of tax paid whisky. He claimed the 30 pints of whisky and four quarts of brandy were bought locally to give as Christmas gifts. A patrolman arrested him after a traffic signal violation and found the whisky in the car. The Dunn court aimed to keep a gallon of the whisky.
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Samuel Wiliam Evans
Dunn Recorder's Co
Evans
Dunn Court
Palpitation Causes and Cautions for Rapid Heart Beat
An article explains palpitation in plain terms, noting it is rarely due to serious disease. It covers extrasystole from factors like tobacco or caffeine, tachycardia from heart damage, and non heart causes such as low blood sugar or thyroid issues, with guidance to seek diagnosis before treatment.
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Keen Harrison
Dallas
Death And Taxes At The Federal Building
A city bus rounded a downtown corner near a large white stone federal building. A woman passenger yelled to a veteran about the Bureau of Eternal Revenue, prompting a brief moment of local humor.
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Washington
Bureau of Eternal Revenue
Alley Renamed to Chet Place Over Tenant Requests
In Cumberland Maryland a local alley was renamed Chet Place after a landlord urged the mayor and city council to honor two tenants who use the alley as a passage with their rooms. The move reflects a small but noted local rename for community comfort.
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Cumberland
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