Consent Judgment Reached In Dental Negligence Suit
Thelma L Love and Dr T R Zimmerman settled a suit over a broken tooth with a $750 consent judgment. Witnesses testified the pain was caused by the dentist’s work. The trial also heard a $5,000 injury suit from Jerry Little against Tip Bottling now Tru Rich Bottling, with no verdict by noon. Next, Carl Hunt administrator sues the city of High Point.
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T. R. Zimmerman
Wras
Love
Jerry Little
Frank L. Lewis
Tip Bottling Company
Tru-Rich Bottling Company
Little
Carl Hunt
William L. Hunt
High Point
OPA Forecasts Meat and Shoe Price Shakeup
The OPA predicted a price rise as meat and livestock output lags. It projected 550 million pairs of shoes needed in 1947, with production running 50 million behind. The master decontrol plan release is delayed to next week after the election.
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Truman
OPA
Funeral Rites for Posey Lyles Held at Home
Funeral services for Posey Lyles were conducted at 40 Mallory Street on Wednesday at 3 PM with Captain C. R. Collins in charge and Rev. Mel vin Howard assisting. The Salvation Army choir performed three selections and a duet was sung by Mrs. Mary Howard and Mrs. Viola Boges. Pallbearers included A. T. Perkins H. H. pe iy S. W. Gammon W. F. B Houston Ferguson and Southern. Burial followed at Muir's Chapel cemetery near Greensboro.
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Posey L
Southern
Muir's Chapel Cemetery
Greensboro
Schools Take Part In Air Mail Week
City schools join National Air Mail Week essays with themes on letter communications as commerce boosters. Postmaster S C Clark cites high air mail receipts and civic group support to promote the five cent rate and urges carriers to boost route mail. winners will be announced at week’s end.
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S. C. Clark
Charles F. Carroll
Servant of Commerce
Clark
Post Office Department
Post Office
Washington
Estonians Supervised By U S Attorney Generals Office
The U S attorney general assumed authority over 48 Estonian refugees who sailed 6000 miles from Sweden to Miami in a small boat. They will not be deported until another AG order. they remain under the immigration department’s supervision and will receive careful consideration, despite entering without visas.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Sweden
Attorney General
Thomas B. Shoemaker
Tom Clark
Truman Pereer
Immigration Department
Snap
Sco Gaesvo
Awy
Shoemaker
Labor disputes loom as unions push wage raises
West Allis Mayor Arnold Klentz urged Secretary Schwellenbach to restart talks with the company and CIO UAW to end a six month dispute. A threatened stockyards strike over 16 cent hourly raises could idle workers in Chicago’s stock yards. Union and Union Stock Yards officials planned a federal mediated meeting.
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West Allis
Wis
Arnold Klentz
Secretary of Labor
Schwellenbach
Cio-United Auto Workers
Chicago
CIO United Packing House
Union Stock Yards and Transit Co
Cio-Uaw
Detroit
Ford Company
Rouge
AFL
Trans World Airline
Frank P. Douglass
New York
Western Union Telegraph Co
CIO American Communications Association
Philadelphia
CIO American Newspaper Guild
Philadelphia Record
Camden
N. J
Courier-Post
ANG
CIO
Miners Seek Pay Concessions as Talks Open
Key figures indicate a pay concession is likely to avert a strike during government operation. Lewis signals possible demands for a shorter week and lower pay for soft coal miners, with current wages at 75 25 for a 54 hour week. Collison pledges to listen to miners’ grievances but won’t precommit to renegotiation.
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Ing
Lewis
Krug
West Krugse
California
Collisson
Standardization of British Arms on U S Lines Planned
British sources say empire accepts standardizing armament to U S sizes and patterns. Australia and New Zealand become de facto bases for U S forces. Britain would order weapons from America, easing time and trouble. Conversion would take at least 10 years under A V Alexander as defense minister.
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U. S
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
America
A. V. Alexander
House of Commons
Alexander
Daily Mail
Russia
United Nations Assembly For Worldwide Disarmament
British Empire
Albania Charges Britain Greece in UN Dispute Over Borders
Enver Hoxha accused four British warships, one afire, of violating Albania’s integrity and claimed Greek border incidents. He urged UN Secretary General Trygve Lie to intervene. U.S. and UK delegations debated disarmament and UN military staff committee progress, criticizing Russia for blocking proposals.
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Austin
Russia
West
Britain
Greece
Enver Hoxha
Albania
ASES
Hoxha
Trygve Lie
Assembly
United Nations
United States
Early Pueblo Dwellings Feature Terraced Multiroom Complexes
Some prehistoric Pueblo Indians in New Mexico built ground floor homes with hundreds of rooms and terraced them to three or four stories, a development that could be regarded as America’s first apartment houses.
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New Mexico
America
Farm power use splits irrigation and chores in U S
An estimated 40 to 50 percent of farm electric power in the United States goes to irrigation. About 30 percent powers household appliances and 20 percent lights barns and runs small equipment.
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United States
Rural churches host most of America's houses of worship
About two thirds of churches sit in rural areas, yet only around one third of members attend in these communities, reflecting a mismatch between church locations and member distribution.
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America
Banquet Wing Bomb Blast Stuns Rome Embassy Scene
In Rome a bomb exploded on the doorstep of the British embassy residence near the banquet wing. Police seek suspects after a clockwork detonation hurt no one seriously. Foreign Minister Nenni vows action as radicals blamed.
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Stewart
Rome
Pietro Nenni
Government push to stabilize cotton market prompts Truman action
Chief executive cites government aim to stabilize cotton market as President Truman maps plans for action. Senator Elmer Thomas asks immediate removal of OPA controls over cotton mills and the textile trade to restore confidence and stabilize prices. He urges the Commodity Credit Corporation to buy at least 1,000,000 bales at parity price of 27.23 cents per pound.
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Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Oklahoma City
Truman
OPA
Cote Ton Mills
Truman Thomas
Commodity Credit Corporation
Steelman
Comancheros Termed Violators in 19th Century New Mexico
Early 1800s settlers in eastern New Mexico were called Comancheros for illegally buying cattle stolen from the Comanche. The label highlights frontier trade and tensions between settlers and Native groups.
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New Mexico
Prehistoric Pueblo Indians Claimed New Mexican Lands Early
Prehistoric Pueblo Indians laid claim to New Mexican lands long years before the Navajo and Apache. These semi nomadic groups are generally regarded as late comers to the southwest.
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New Mexican
War savings equal wartime spending by U S consumers in 1945
The cash savings accumulated by U S consumers during World War II matched the total amount they spent for goods and services in 1945, illustrating a sharp divide between stored wealth and daily purchases as the war ended.
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U. S
Sacred awangu and Durango scorpion lore in Pueblo myths
The awangu or plumed serpent is described as the sacred guardian of springs among prehistoric Pueblo Indians of New Mexico. The text notes the deadly sting of the Durango scorpion to children, highlighting regional hazards and mythic guardianship.
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New Mexico
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