Churchill Urges Britain to Embrace US Economic Reforms
In London, Churchill urged the labor government to follow the United States in removing price controls and rejecting socialist plans. He criticized nationalization as weakening the economy and warned that continued dirigist policies would lead to a dark tunnel with no daylight, while praising US actions as a path to recovery. He spoke during his fourth attempt to unseat the government in Parliament.
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London
Winton Churchill
United States
House of Commons
Churchill
Itlee
Laurel track jockey ends four win streak in first race
Laurel Maryland jockey Doug Dodson had a four race winning streak end when he rode Gay Venture to a second place in the opening race. He had previously won his last three mounts on Saturday and his only ride on Monday.
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Laurel
Doug Dodson
Laurelce Track
Gay Venture
Two Women Die in Cold on North Truchas Peak
Miss Mildred Hartig of Evansville Indiana and Miss Frances Krauss of Baltimore Maryland died from biting cold on North Truchas Peak in the Sangre de Cristo range after a rescue attempt by their guide Sam Martin of Truchas Village failed. They had been on a Los Alamos atomic project outing and were employees of the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Santa FE
N. M
Mildred Hartig
Evansville
Ind
Frances B. Krauss
Baltimore
Truchas Peak
Sangre de Cristo Range
SSS Tonic Promised Relief For Stomach Gas And Bloat
An advertisement claims SSS Tonic increases gastric juice flow to relieve nervous stomach distress caused by sour food and indigestion. It says independent lab tests prove effectiveness, boosts blood nutrition, and improves appetite sleep and energy. The pitch urges readers to buy a bottle at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSS Tonic
Gospel Youth to Present Program at Clara Cox
The Gospel Tabernacle youth will stage a religious program at 7 30 tonight in the Clara Cox recreation hall with the help of the local Ministerial association. Bill Bogart directs the event while Mrs Wilbur Taylor presents a flannel board talk titled The Gospel in Art focusing on I John chapter 1 verse 7 about walking in the light and fellowship through Jesus blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Pie of the Gospel Tabernacle
Clara Cox Recreation Hall
Bill Bogart
Wilbur Taylor
I John
Jesus Christ
Bendix Showing To Open Here For Local Dealers
Bendix will hold a second open house showing of its complete radio line for about 150 local dealers and their key personnel. The event features 1948 Bendix models priced from 19.95 to 425 with many sets offering frequency modulation. Participants include J. R. Harris district manager and L. Beeson and Wilson Wallace Jr. from Charlotte, plus Royal Vilas southeastern manager from Atlanta.
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Bendix
J. R. Harris
Southern Bearings and Parts Company
Charlotte
L. Beeson
Wilson Wallace, Jr
Les
Royal Vilas
Tlanta, Ga
Southeastern
Bendix Radio
Bendix Aviation Company
High Point
Optimist Club Forms Committees At Sheraton Meeting
The newly formed Optimist club met at 12 15 at the Sheraton hotel with Dr L G Harrison presiding He announced committee chairs for welcoming attendance boys work entertaining finance membership inter club extension program publicity bulletin welfare and more led by J Frank Davis R Lee Wireless Roy Sullivan Clarence W Haley G M Mitchell J Herman Falk Charlies Nance J C Moore L H Baker Frank Lambeth W A Metcalf J C Harwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
L. G. Harrison
J. Frank Davis
Dr. R. Lee Wireless
Roy Sullivan
Clarence W. Haley
G. M. Mitchell
J. Herman Falk
Charlies Nance
J. C. Moore
Rabbi William Frankel Discusses Palestine Question at Civitan Lunch
Rabbi William Frankel born in Vienna and educated in New York, now leads the local synagogue. He spoke on the Palestine question at a Civitan luncheon at the Sheraton hotel, urging support for Jewish rights and a return of Palestine, while noting possible division if not. Arch Richardson’s team won the attendance prize as Roscoe Adams presided in Edgar Johnson’s absence.
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William Frankel
Vienna
New York
Civitan Sy
Sheraton Hotel
Yestern
United States
Palestine
Franklin
Iph Rochelle
Arch Richardson
Edgar Johnson
Roscoe Adams
Will Breaking Case Continues At New Bern
Cross examination of J W Ogles by a foundry and machine company official was scheduled in Craven superior court as Millard Stanley West’s suit to set aside his father’s will continued in its fourth week. The Wilmington Ohio resident contends his father James M West was not mentally competent when the will was made. The estate was left in trust to the elder West’s second wife and an adopted daughter, M B Smith, who testified West was sober and efficient as chairman of the New Bern housing authority.
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New Bern
J. W. Oglesby
Foundry and Machine Company
Craven Superior Court
Millard Stanley West
West
Wilmington
Ohio
James M. West
M. B. Smith
New Bern Housing Authority
Transportation Company
Smith
Vandergrift Seeks Retirement From Active Duty
General Alexander A. Vandergrift, commandant of the Marine Corps, said he has asked to retire from active duty effective January 1, 1948. He noted he has considered retirement for a year and expects Navy Secretary Sullivan to approve. Vandergrift, the Marine Corps first four star general, has served as commandant since January 1, 1944 and plans to move to a home near Lynchburg, Virginia on inactive status.
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Washington
Alexander A. Vandergrift
Marine Corps
Secretary of the Navy
Sullivan
Vandergrift
Lynchburg
Revival Opens At West End Baptist Church
Revival led by Rev. Roy Roberts of South Fork Baptist Winston-Salem draws large crowds at West End Baptist in a series running through November 7. Evening services begin at 7 with a 6 45 prayer period. Roberts spoke on What I Believe and Exalting Jesus urging daily testimony and intercessory prayer.
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Roy Roberts
South Fork Baptist Church
Winston-Salem
West End Baptist Church
Mr. Roberts
Jesus
Christ
Peterson's Ointment Offers Quick Eczema Relief
Treats eczema pimples red blotches and skin irritations. Apply to affected parts for prompt itching relief and improved skin texture. Also soothes tired itchy feet and cracks between toes. 35c at all druggists money back if not delighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Baylor Texas A and M feud simmers over press box dispute
One minute sports page notes a spat after Baylor accused Texas A and M of failing to supply a phone to Baylor in the press box last Saturday. It also highlights a Baylor sleeper play of 40 yards and comments on Notre Dame quarterback Johnny Lujack and lineman George Connor with Navy scout Ben Martin.
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Baylor
Texas A
Martin
George Connor
Notre Dame
High Point Radio Council Elects New President
The High Point Community Radio Council held its annual meeting with nearly all civic groups present. Mrs. Mat Wall was elected president, succeeding Mrs. William H. Slane, who presided. Arthur Kirkman praised the council’s year and its community role, noting service to over 20 groups and 230 people.
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High Point Community Radio Council
Matt Wall
Willis H. Slane
Slane
Arthur Kirkman
Radio Council
Betsy Saunders
High Point
Old High Point
Mrs. Candice Raby 88 Dies at Son's Home in Kernersville
Mrs. Candice Raby 88 died at the home of her son A T Raby Kernersville Rt 1 Tuesday at 3 15 pm after years of declining health and a three month illness She was born April 22 1859 in Jackson County daughter of Christenbury and Rhodia Ashe Webb She married Joseph H Raby who died in 1945 Surviving are seven sons a daughter a brother 48 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at A T Raby's home Wednesday at 4 pm conducted by Rev A B Asbill Burial will be in Watauga church cemetery Macon County after services in Sylvia and Macon County
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A. T. Raby
Kernersville
Rt. 1
Raby
Jackson County
Christenbury
Rhodia Ashe Webb
Joseph H. Raby
Tennessee
Macon County
Baptist Church
Watauga
A. T
J. M., Franklin, Rt. 4, O. A., Asheville, V. C
Burlington
W H
Council
J. E
Athens
Tenn
Fred Raby
Cherokee
Etta Seay
Franklin
Do. A. Webb
Etowah
A. B. Asbill
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Sylvia
Watauga Church
Funeral services for George P. Shooter
Elizabethtown reports the funeral will be held tomorrow for 37 year old George P. Shooter at a plantation near Ramah south of the city. Police say he was slashed by a tenant who partly owned the property.
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Elizabethtown
George P. Shooter
Ramah Plantation
Here
Baseball Bonus Rule Sparks Debate Across Leagues
In New York on October 29 Hugh Fullerton reports mixed views on the new bonus rule. Red Trautman backs it as curbing overspending, while Southern Association club owners and Herb Pennock oppose it. The issue traces to past efforts by W G Bramham to restrict lavish bonuses and centers on the balance between big clubs and independents and player earnings.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Red Trautman
Southern Association
Herb Pennock
Phillies
Trautman
W. G. Bramham
Judge Landis
United Order of Tents Meet At 1507 Lee Street
Leaders of the United Order of Tents plan a gathering at 1507 Lee Street to arrange the annual sermon.
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United Order of Tents
Lee St
Funeral held for Fred McCain former High Point resident
Fred McCain former High Point resident and ex service man died recently in New York City. His body was shipped to Heirlips Funeral Home for funeral services Thursday at 3 p.m. Survived by wife Annie L. McCain and sister Luella Curry both of New York City and step-father Will McCain of this city.
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Fred McCain
High Point
N.Y.C
Heirlips Funeral Home
Annie L. McCain
Luella Curry
Will McCain
City
Mrs Rutledge Hosts Honor for Mrs Celia Bell at Hilltop Home
Mrs Celia Bell of New York was honored Thursday as Mrs George Rutledge and Mrs Betty Green entertained at 812 Hilltop St. Guests included Mesdames Lula Simmons Minnie Miller Art na Cobbett Daisy Graye Lavenia Sturgess Lonnie Lassiter and Catherine Ross.
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George Rutledge
Betty Green
Celia Bell
New York
Rutledge
Hilltop St
Mesdames
Lula Simmons
Minnie Miller
Artna Cobbett
Daisy Graye
Lavenia Sturgess
Lonnie Lassiter
Catherine Ross
Mars Hill Hosts Ward Gospel Singers of Philadelphia
Mars Hill church presents the Ward Gospel Singers of Philadelphia tonight at 8 p m at Fairview Street School. The public is invited to attend.
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Mars Hill
Mars Hill Church
Ward Gospel Singers of Philadelphia
Fairview St
Funeral Rites For Mrs Cora Lee Hill
Mrs Cora Lee Hill 75 wife of the late Henry Hill died at home Tuesday. Funeral from South Side Baptist Church Thursday at 1 p.m. Ministers Rev S D Barker Rev A G Gouley and Rev L L Long officiating. Interment in family plot Tom's Creek Baptist church cemetery near Denton.
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Cora Lephll Thomasville
Cora Lee Hill
Henry Hill
South Side Baptist Church
S. D. Barker
A. G. Gouley
L. L. Long
Tom's Creek Baptist Church
Denton
Funeral Service for Miss Mary Withers Held at Home
Mary Withers is laid to rest at Oakwood Memorial Park after a Wednesday morning service at 11 o clock held at her home on Lindsay street. Reverends Wilbur Hutchins J D Williams and Howard McSwain led the rites with a mixed quartet and solo by Mrs Marvin Slate.
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Mary Withers
Lindsay Street
Wilbur Hutchins
First Baptist Church
J. D. Williams
First Baptist Church of
Spindale
Howard McSwain
Methodist Church of
Gold Hill
Marvin Slate
H. B. Whitlark
Noah Davis
Junie Smth
Community Chest Drive Poised to Exceed Goal
The Community Chest campaign shows $78,902.50 reported with $18,597.50 still needed to reach the $97,500 quota. Telephone pledges add $4,924 from the furniture division, and eight divisions have not yet reported final results. Officials expect to top the goal once all reports arrive, likely within the next day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Chest Office
Two Men Sentenced in Fake Order Case
Two men convicted in Fayetteville and tried in Raleigh face 18 months in federal prison for using the mails to defraud. They obtained about $60,000 in merchandise from wholesalers with faked orders, convicted on 19 counts in federal court.
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Raleigh
Fayetteville
Notice of Absolute Divorce Suit in High Point NC
Martha Boyd James Boyd is named as defendant in a High Point Municipal Court absolute divorce action filed October 7 1947 on grounds of two years separation. Defendant must appear by November 9 1947 or within twenty days to answer. failure grants relief. Florence W. Allen Asst Clerk. Gold McAnally Gold Attorneys. 10/8-15-22-29
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James 8. Boyd
City of
High Point
Cald
North Carolina
Florence W. Allen
N. C
Gold, McAnally & Gold, Attys
Executor notices claim against estate of Mary Elma King Guilford NC
Having qualified as Executor of the Estate of Mary Elma King late of Guilford County North Carolina this is to notify all parties and persons having claims against said Estate to exhibit them to the undersigned or to his attorney properly itemized and duly verified within one year from date of first publication of this notice or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery on any such claim against said Estate All parties indebted to said Estate will please make immediate settlement This the 26th day of September 1947 J Marvin Ring Executor Route Number 4 High Point North Carolina J P Shore Clerk of the Superior Court of Guilford County 10 15-22-29 11/5-12-19
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Mary Elma King
Guilford County
North Carolina
J. Marvin Ring
High Point
J. P. Shore
Superior Court
FBI Photograph Presented as Evidence
In Brunswick Georgia on October 29 an FBI agent’s photos of a convict camp where eight black inmates were killed were entered as evidence in the trial of former camp warden H G Worthy and four guards Guy McNab Remer Bazemore B L Holmes W C Lawler. The defendants face civil liberties charges for the killings following a July 11 disturbance when 27 convicts allegedly rebelled before guards fired with shotguns.
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Brunswick
FBI
Georgia
H. G. Worthy
Guy McNab
Remer Bazemore
B. L. Holmes
W. C. Lawler
Florida People Drop Food Upon 24 Refugees
White immigration authorities confined 24 refugees to the 54 foot auxiliary schooner Sven pending hearings. The Palm Beach community gave food and supplies to eight Estonians and 16 Latvians. Charles H. Whorrell said hearings would be individual and routine procedure followed.
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West Palm Beach
Sven
Palm Beaches
Charles H. Whorrell
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
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