Tips for Teens and a Bridge Championship Recap
A teen advice column argues for steady dating despite warnings about marriage risk. The second feature reports the world championship bridge title won by Goren van Zedtwitz Hazen Sobel Becker, with Silodor Crawford Stayman as finalists, final scores near a 1090 plus margin.
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Charles H. Goren
Philadelphia
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
Lee Hazen
Helen Sobel
B. Jay Becker
New York
Sidney Silodor
John R. Crawford
Howard Schenken
George Rapee
Becker
Rapee
South
Silodor-Stayman
On Bridge by William F. McKenney
Bridge column by William F. McKenney for NEA Service analyzes current play. The article offers expert tips and hands to improve bidding and defense for readers.
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William FE. McKenney
America's Card Authority
NEA Service
Mrs Emma Jane Gordon Succumbs to Short Illness
Mrs Emma Jane Gordon wife of the late I G Gordon died at her home on Trinity Route 1 Sunday afternoon after a short illness. Surviving are two daughters Mrs W S Blackburn and Miss Pearl Gordon. three sons R C Gordon Roy Gordon and J W Gordon. ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She was a Tabernacle Methodist Church member. The body remains at Green Funeral Home and will be returned to the home. funeral services are planned for Tuesday.
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Thomasville
Emma Jane Gordon
I. G. Gordon
Trinity Rt
Thomas
Phoebe Grist Morris
W. S. Blackburn
Miss Pearl Gordon
R. C. Gordon
Roy Gordon
J. W. Gordon
Burlington
Tabernacle Methodist Church
the Green Funeral Home
Wood fuel uses about sixty one million cords yearly in the U S
A historical note reports that roughly 61 million cords of wood are consumed annually as fuel across the United States, reflecting widespread reliance on wood as an energy source.
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United States
Record Enrollment Expected at Carolina for Fall Term
Chapel Hill reports a projected enrollment of about 7250 students at the University of North Carolina for the upcoming term, including some 5000 veterans and 1100 coeds. Registration is set for September 22 23 and 24 with classes starting September 25. Freshmen will begin arrival Friday and attend a two day orientation at Memorial Hall starting September 19.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
He University
Memorial Hall
Co. P. Spruill
The
General College
Graham Memorial
Time drift note claims calendar error accumulates hours
A historical science note describes that under the Gregorian calendar the year is 26 seconds too long and since adoption the system has accumulated about three hours.
Safer Night Driving In Cities Than Rural Roads
1945 rural highways saw 9500 fatalities at night while urban streets reported 8000 deaths. The comparison shows cities had fewer fatalities than countryside roads during nighttime travel.
Radio Program Time Standards Confuse Schedules
A radio timetable note explains that standard time shifts by region and that last minute changes are excluded. It highlights that central standard time is the base hour and mountain time is two hours behind. Local stations may alter relay schedules locally.
Radio Daily Schedule With Program Details
Monday schedule lists CBS NBC and ABC programs from early morning to midnight East and West coast feeds. Highlights include News Reports, Sports, Cavalcade of America, Godfrey Talent Scouts, Inner Sanctum, Scotland Yard, and Dr L Q Quiz Show with multiple orchestras and dance segments.
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Nbe
Cbs
Mbs Weat
Mbe West
Cbe
Lowell Thomas
Nbe World News & Commentary
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Jack Smith
Cbes Dance Music Orch
Rob Crosby
Henry J. Taylor
Kaltenborn
Rob Trout
Cbs Sports
Scotland Yard
Howard Barlow
Che Chariie Chan
Voorhees
Nbe Radio Theater
Gabriel Heatter
Guy Lombardo
Irma
Fish and Hunt Club
Bob Hawk
Tbs
ABC
Buddy Weed
Radio Schedule Snapshot For Daytime Broadcasts
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WHRE WHPR WHPRE WHPE detailing news, music, talk and variety slots from early morning to evening. The guide notes potential interruptions or cancellations for breaking developments.
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WHRE
WHPR
WHPRE
Frank Sinatra
WHPE
Hank D'Amico
Freddy Martin
Guy Lombardo
MccMahan
Bing Crosby
Bill Currie
Views Of Interest To Jar Heels 15 Persons Lose Lives Violently
North Carolina week end tally reports at least 15 deaths from traffic accidents drownings and violence. Names include Herbert Spainhour Otis Wommack Charles Lasley R. Helsabeck N A Elder Jimmy Jones and Frances Diaz among others with causes ranging from drowning to gunshots and road crashes.
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North Carolina
Herbert Spainhour
Rural Hall
Winston-Salem
Yadkin River
Otis Lee Wommack
Charles Theodore Lasley
Route 1
Madison
R. S. Helsabeck
Stokes County
N. A. Elder
Pittsburgh
Blowing Rock
Richard Kelley
High Rock
Jimmy Jones
Lexington
Lillington
Fayetteville
Frances Diaz
Washington, D. C
Henderson
Weldon Johnson
Charles Crawford
Charlotte
Indictments Sought Against Cunningham and Jail Official
Warren county grand jury asked to indict Rich Square resident Joe Cunningham on conspiracy to break and enter Northampton jail and breaking and entering with intent to harm a prisoner. Jailer A W Edwards is named for conspiracy aiding and abetting in May lynching attempt of Godwin Buddy Bush. Judge Frizzelle order followed. previous Northampton grand jury had declined to indict Cunningham Edwards and a defendant in rape attempt.
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Warrenton
Warren County
Joe Cunningham
Rich Square
Northampton County
Northampton
A. W. Edwards
Godwin
Buddy) Bush
Cunningham
J. Paul Frizzelle
R. Gregg Cherry
Edwards
Textile School Opens at Lake Junaluska Camp
Lake Junaluska September 15. The CIO textile union school welcomed forty three members from North Carolina Virginia Georgia and Tennessee for a week long training program. Courses include labor legislation public speaking collective bargaining and labor history. It is the eighth and final institute the union has sponsored this year nationwide.
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Lake Junaluska
Southern Methodist Church
CIO Textile Union
Textile Workers Union of America
North Carolina
Virginia
Grgia
Tennessee
University of North Carolina At
Union
Brittle Bones Break Defies Young Ernest Gardner
In Buckinghamshire England, Ernest Gardner aged 16 bore seven breaks to his left arm six fractures to his right leg one fracture to his right arm a broken collarbone and a fractured left leg all attributed to brittle bones in his youth. George Washington reportedly retired after his second term partly due to newspapers attacking him in exaggerated and indecent terms likened to a Nero or a pickpocket.
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Ernest Gardner
Buckinghamshire
England
George Washington
North Carolina Featured in Holiday Magazine October Issue
Holiday magazine extols North Carolina as rich in Old South heritage and industry. It highlights vast tourism potential, major production strengths in textiles, furniture, peanuts, cigarettes, nylon stockings, and states unemployment is well below the national average with steady manufacturing strength.
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North Carolina
Holiday
Old South
National
Jonathan Daniels
Arthur Williams
South
Grand Rapids
Connecticut
Wisconsin
North
Campbell
Kendall
Boone Boosters Plan Parkways Vision for Western NC
North Carolina’s new parkway and forest development commission held its first public sessions in Boone and Blowing Rock, planning to transform western North Carolina into a top vacation region. Sam Weems reported bids for the Asheville end of the Blue Ridge Parkway and speedier completion was urged by chairman Charles Ray. Members include Dr. Kelley Bennett, Francis Heazel, E. C. Guy, Raymond Sutton, W. P. Winkler, State Sen. William Bedford, Charles M. Douglas, and Percy Ferebee.
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Boone
North Carolina
New Parkway and Forest Development Commission
Boone Chamber of Commerce
Blowing Rock
Sam Weems
Roanoke
Blue Ridge Parkway
Asheville
Charles Fe, Ray
Waynesville
Parkway
Kelley Bennett
Shelby
Francis Heazel
E. C. Guy
Newland
Raymond Sutton
W. P. Winkler
iState
William Bedford
Charles M. Douglas
Brevard
Percy Ferebee
Emergency Water For Winston
Winston-Salem faces critical water shortages as two emergency lines would supply up to 2,000,000 gallons daily unless heavy rain arrives. Residents tested Salem Lake’s mud flats as the reservoir fell over ten feet below the dam, and officials urged drastic conservation to avoid partially closing industrial supply.
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Winston-Salem
Salem Lake
Funeral Rites for Infant Agnes Caroline Shuskey
Funeral service for Agnes Caroline Shuskey infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Shuskey of 811 Tryon Street High Point will be held at Shiloah Baptist Church Iredell County Monday at two o'clock. Rev Ward of the church will officiate. Interment in the family plot at the church cemetery. Survived by parents three brothers J L Shuskey High Point paternal grandfather J L Shuskey High Point maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs J E Steel kt Statesville.
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Thomasville
Agnes Carolina Shuskey
A. L. Shuskey
Tryon Street
High Point
Shiloah Baptist Church
Iredell County
Mr. Ward
Marion Wesley
Calvin R
James Lee
J. L. Shuskey
J. E. Steel
Statesville
Funeral Services for Mrs Minnie Walker Saunders
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Walker Saunders who died at her home in Fair Grove Friday night were held Sunday at Reed Street Baptist Church at 4 pm. The service was led by Dr Charles F Leek and several pastors. Choirs and quartets provided music. Flowers were arranged by Miss Mamie Bryant. Pallbearers were Carl Cox, Ira Bryant, Buford Harvey, Avant Harvey, J D Harvey, Marion Harvey. Interment followed at Holly Hills Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Thomasville
Minnie Walker Saunders
Fair Grove
Reed Street Baptist Church
Charles F. Leek
First Baptist Church
R. L. Kizer
Reed ‘Street Baptist Church
Harrold R. Simpson
First Methodist Church
W. K McGee
Winston-Salem
Church
Jarrett Quar ‘Ette
Rainbow Quartet
J. W. Luther
Flowers
Mamie Bryant
Carl Cox
Lira Bryant
Buford Harvey
Avant Harvey
J. D. Harvey
Marion Harvey
Holly Hills Memorial Park
Five College Centers Open Classes Sept 22
Durham reports five North Carolina college centers affiliated with the University of North Carolina will open classes Sept 24 with registration starting Sept 22 at centers in Charlotte Burnsville Gastonia Greensboro and Hendersonville. Charlotte already lists 237 advance enrollments.
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Durham
North Carolina
Universityf North Carolina
Charlotte
Burnsville
Gastonia
Greensboro
Hendersonville
Good News for Stomach Distress Relief
An advertorial claims SSS Tonic increases gastric juice flow to relieve sour stomach bloating and gas from non organic stomach upset. It touts improved digestion, appetite, sleep, and energy, with claims of anemia support and broad health benefits.
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North Fast South West
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Becker Rapee
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Tel
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia É Pinkham
Sartin’s
Flexalum
Guilford
Venetian Blind Shop
Ring
Carolina
Far East
Watts
Associated Press News
Associated Press
Brevard College
Mary Frances Stamey
J. A. Jones Construction Company
Miss Stamey
Thomas L. Stamey
Polkville
W. M. Whitaker
N. Carolina
Great Smoky Mountains
Raleigh
Henry E. Kenda
Employment Security Commission of
North Caro
Silas F. Campbell
California
New England
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Winston
Mrs
Minnie Saunders
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