Hall Of Fame To Welcome Seven New Names This Year
An open air NYU colonnade houses busts and tablets for 73 Hall of Fame inductees. Seven more names will be chosen from 130 nominees and announced on November 1. Nominees include Susan B Anthony Emily Dickinson Sacajawea Stonewall Jackson Booker T Washington Theodore Roosevelt and many others.
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Trudi McCullough
New York
New York University
Hudson and Harlem Rivers
Hall of Fame
America
Susan B. Anthony
Emily Dickenson
Sacajawea
Mary Mapes Dodge
Stonewall Jackson
Booker T. Washington
John Brown
Walter Reed
Theodore Roosevelt
Marshal Field
Philip D. Armour
John Adams Beckley
Monitor
John Howard Payne
Peter Cartwright
Henry M. McCracken
de. McCracken
Finley J. Shepard
Helen Gould
Hall of Fame electors tally nominees for 21st century
The Hall of Fame process at New York University includes a senate vote, an electors body of about 100 distinguished Americans, and a three fifths requirement for inscription. Fifty two categories of nominees are listed, with 25 automatically renominated this year and a mix of authors, statesmen, scientists, artists, and engineers among the readied candidates.
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Hall of Lone
Senate of New York University
Senate
United States
Hall of Fame
Phall of Fame
George Dewey
Stéphen Collins Foster
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Daniel Webster
Benjamin Franklin
Louisa May Alcott
Susan B. Anthony
Charles Bulfinch
John C. Calhoun
George Rogers Clark
John Singleton Copley
Cyrus W. Field
Henry George
Josiah Willard Gibbs
Charles Goodyear
Thomas Jonathan
Stonewall
Oliver ,H. Perry
Lake Erie
Walter Reed
Roger Brooke Janey
Henry D. Thoreau
Betrothal and vows revealed in Asheboro
Asheboro announces the engagement of Lu Ellen Routh and Edwin Willyn Hooper. Miss Routh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus F. Routh, is a Woman’s College of Greensboro graduate and teacher in High Point. Hooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. J Paul Hooper, served eighteen months in the Merchant Marine Cadet Corps and attended Wake Forest College prior to cadet service.
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Rufus Frederick Routh
Lu Ellen
Edwin Willyn Hooper
J. Paul Hooper
Miss Routh
Woman's College
Greensboro
High Point
Hooper
United States Merchant Marine Cadet Corps
Cadet Corps
Wake Forest College
Delta Sigma Phi
Marriage Announcements for Needham Garner and Eldridge
Announcement of Miss Lessie Needham Asheboro marrying Carlie Garner Farmer on September 29 at Rev. B H Lowdermilk Ramseur residence. Bride: Mrs Maggie Needham Ashe y. Groom: son of Mr and Mrs W R Garner Farmer. They reside in Farmer after wedding. Also Thelma Christine Hollingsworth and Don Woodard Eldridge wed September 30 in Bennettsville S C. Eldridge to serve. couple to live with parents until his service.
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Lessie Needham
Asheboro
Carlie Garner
Farmer
B. H. Lowdermilk
Ramseur
Maggie Needham Ashey
W. R. Garner
J. R. Hollingsworth
Sophia
Thelma Christine
Don Woodard Eldridge
High Point
Route 3
Bennettsville
S. C
President to decide on Statesville visit plans today
In Statesville NC officials await the presidents final word on reversing his cancellation of prior travel plans to Statesville. Doubts persist about whether Secretary Patterson and Secretary Vinson will attend the Statesville meeting as staffers report. The item follows a list of maritime insurance milestones and a note on birds riding the roaring forties.
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North Carolina
Statesville
Robert Patterson
Secretary of the Treasury
Fred Vinson
Je Doughton
DNC
Industrials And Rails Slide In Light Trading
Stocks opened with unusually light selling but pushed major Industrials and rails to lower levels. Losses centered on U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors Eastern Air Lines Douglas Santa Fe Du Pont Allied Chemical National Distillers American Can and General Electric. Small gains appeared for American Telephone Great Northern and Western Auto Supply as bonds eased and commodities showed irregular moves.
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Douglas Aircraft
Santa Fe
du Pont
Allied Chemical
National Distillers
American Can
General Electric
American Telephone
Great Northern
Western
Livestock Market Report From Chicago Sluggish Tone
Livable hogs sold 6 000 of 16 000 with steady demand for 140 pounders at 14 85 ceiling and sows at 14 10. Cattle salable 6 500 of 7 000 with fed steers and yearlings active, cows steady, bulls steady to weak, vealers 15 50 down. Load prices show choic e steers and yearlings around 18.00 and best heifers near 17 35.
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Chicago
USDA
Dry Goods Market Report from New York Cotton Textiles
Small quantities of print cloths sheetings and osnaburgs sold today while most houses avoided new commitments pending labor and price clarifications. Woolens and worsteds faced aggressive demand but converters had little success. Mills cut production due to manpower while rayon goods market remained quiet.
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New York
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade Prices
Potatoes arrivals 118 6 400 and total U S shipments show liberal new stocks and supplies. Idaho and Washington russets steady with fair demand. other sections slow. Prices: Idaho Russet Burbanks US 1 at 3.00-3.15. Washington 3.30. Colorado Red McClures 2.60-2.70. Nebraska Bliss Triumphs 2.55-2.60. South Dakota Bliss Triumphs washed 2.25. Minnesota North Dakota Blirr Triumphs US 1 1.95 commercial 1.70. Cobblers commercial 1.50-1.75.
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Cobblers
Cotton futures open higher on New York market
Cotton futures in New York opened five to ten cents higher per bale with noon prices up five to twenty five cents. December and March contracts traded around 23.59 and 23.72 while May touched about 23.74.
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New York
Atrocities recount from Japanese occupation witness
Mrs. Lopez testified a Japanese officer forced occupants upstairs except her 15 year old daughter. She tried to shield her daughter shouting in Spanish and Tagalog. The troops later returned and machine-gunned the house, but the family hid and escaped.
Allies' Aerial Might End World War Says Panel
Twelve civilians testified that allied air power decided the conquest of Germany. The committee reported air campaigns cost the United States 79,265 flying men and 18,000 planes, Britain 79,281 fliers and 22,000 aircraft, while killing about 300,000 Germans and destroying or damaging 3,600,000 dwellings and major cities.
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Germany
United States
War Department
U. S
Ford UAW CIO Strike Vote Set For Nov. 7
A formal strike vote by the Ford department of the United Automobile Workers CIO is scheduled for November 7 as part of actions overseen by the National Labor Relations Board.
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Ford Department of the United Automobile Workers
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
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