Home Coming Americans May Find Things Tough
HAL BOYLE notes the Japanese peace treaty triggers a new wave of returning American colonials. Many faced inflated postwar comforts abroad, but as Allied supervision ends in Japan and Germany privileges fade, layoffs rise and some seek new postings overseas while others plan to return home.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
U. S
Erica
ECA
Germany
Japan
Kansas City
Berlin
Tokyo
East German Premier warns of total devastation if West German troops join Western defense
East German Communist Premier Otto Grotewohl told an East German Parliament emergency session that Western Allied decisions to include West Germany in the Western defense structure could lead to a new war and a completely devastated Germany. He urged West Germany to pursue unity talks, seek national elections, and withdraw occupation forces, while pressing Adenauer to send representatives to Berlin for a national unification assembly.
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Berlin
Otto Grotenhal
West Germany
Washington
Grotewohl
Western Germany
United States
Soviet Union
China
Elbe
Oder
Wiesse
Germany
Poland
Gagliardi Heads Toward U S Amateur Crown
Joe Gagliardi of Mamaronneck N Y defeated Tommy Jacobs 6 and 5 to reach the 36 hole final of the U S Amateur Golf Tournament against Billy Maxwell of Odessa Texas Maxwell won 10 and 3 over Jack Benson to advance. Gagliardi and Maxwell vie for the title in Bethlehem Pennsylvania.
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Steve Snider
United Press
Bethlehem
Joe Gagliardi
Mamaroneck
N. Y
King
Nationals
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Tre
Tommy Jacobs
Montebello
Calif
Maxwell
Big Jack Benson
Pittsburgh
Gagliardi
Sam Arzetta
Charlie Coe
Jacobs
North Texas State Teachers College
Benson
Billy
Little Billy
Dodgers Detail World Series Ticket Sale Process
The Brooklyn Dodgers will sell World Series tickets only via official application blanks. Subscribers receive blanks by mail. others can obtain them in person at Brooklyn offices or at the Phillies game at Ebbets Field on Sept 21. Box seats go for three at $5. reserved $6 with 50 cents mailing. bleacher seats $1, sales open at 10 a.m. on game day.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Dodger
Phillies
Ebbets Field
Pitching Records Being Set By Carl Lundquist
Pitching records are being talked about as 1951 season sees two pitchers near historic marks. Carl Lundquist notes Preacher Roe’s 20-2 pace as top 20 win season and Ellis Kinder’s relief feats, including 10th win in a row for Boston and near flawless relief run over two seasons.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
New York
Preacher Roe
Ellis Kinder
Roe
Dodgers
Pirates
Johnny Allen
Cleveland
Fred Fitzsimmons
Kinder
Boston
Browns
Jim Konstanty
Joe Pare
Hugh Casey
John Murphy
Flip Marberry
Reserve Program Termed A Mess By Congressman
Congressman Tom Steed denounced the military reserves program as a colossal mess that undermines confidence in future reserve efforts and in Universal Military Training. He accused the Pentagon of pushing UMT before overhauling the reserve system and said the peacetime reserves lack real readiness with units built for drill pay.
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Washington
Tom Steed
D-Ox
UMT
Steed
Pentagon
Mississippi State Faces Tough Schedule Without Parilli
Coach Slick Morton notes Mississippi State will be stronger with experience but faces a brutal slate without Babe Parilli. He cites returning backs Tom Rushing and Wally Beach, quarterback Frank Branch, and strong line play as keys while forecasting a tougher SEC path. The schedule includes Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, Alabama, LSU and Ole Miss with two Open dates.
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Harold Foreman
United Press
Starkville
Miss
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Babe Parilli
State
Parilli
Tennessee
Frank Branch
Branch
Gil Verderber
Maroons
Steve Clark
Tony Kotowski
Dean Corbell
John Katusa
Tom Fulton
Bo Reid
Ken Defoe
Jack Maniey
Slick Morton
Arkansas State
Knoxville
Georgia
Lexington
Alabama
Tulane
New Orleans
Memphis State
Memphis
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
University of Mississippi
Hill Prince and Moonrush Vie in Separate Aqueduct Races
Hill Prince the 1950 Horse of the Year and Moonrush the year’s leading money winner run in separate six furlong Spinalong Purse and Edgemere Handicap races at Aqueduct. Trainer J H Hayes declines a Hill Prince Moonrush meeting. Hill Prince seeks big prize after a long layoff, Moonrush carries $214,050 for the year with a Santa Anita Maturity win last winter boosting East Coast form.
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NEW York
Hill Prince
Moonrush
Aqueduct
J. H
Casey) Hases
C. T. Chenery
Hayes
Santa Anita
Moonntush
Keough Scare As Hairston KO Slows MSG Bout Crowd
In Madison Square Garden a small crowd and 4 million TV viewers watched Jackie Keough of Cleveland knocked out by Eugene Hairston in the ninth round. Keough lay unconscious twice, then rose and completed the fight as Dr. Schiff urged a 60 day rest to avoid brain injury. Fans shouted stop the bout after a sixth round cut over Keoughs left eye.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Jackie Keough
Cleveland
Eugene
Harold Green
Brooklyn
Alexander Schiff
New York State Athletic Commission
Schiff
Keough
George Flores
Keouch
Ingrid Bergman Divorce Rumors Stir in Argentina
Buenos Aires reports quote Italian film executive Mario Parpagnoli predicting Ingrid Bergman will divorce Roberto Rossellini over his refusal to allow another director for her projects. Parpagnoli says Rossellini is a dreamer while Bergman is a realist, amid film mission gossip.
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Buenos Aires
Ingrid Bergman
Robert Rossellini
Mario Parpagnoli
Rosellini
Argentina
Parpagnoli
Rossellini
Debris Cleared After Atlantic Coast Line Train Crash
Railroad crews finished clearing wreckage from the Atlantic Coast Line tracks after 16 cars derailed and burned when a 40 car freight struck a stalled log truck at a crossing. Two men were killed Clinton Spencer 23 of Dudley and Lawrence Cobb of Goldsboro. Samie Cox was hospitalized and Raymond Waddell escaped. Tank cars burst into flame delaying fire crews for hours. Damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands.
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Dudley
Clinton Spencer
Lawrence Cobb
Goldsboro
Samie Cox
Raymond Waddell
Senate OKs Pay Increase For Postmen
The Senate approved a postal pay raise affecting about half a million workers. Most receive a flat $400 yearly increase retroactive to July 2, with postmasters and supervisors eligible for up to $800. Rural mail carriers gain a nine cent daily mileage allowance. House action expected within two weeks.
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Washington
House
Senate
McLean Truck Drivers Strike Spreads Across Terminals
McLean Trucking Company workers at the Winston Salem home terminal began a strike amid stalled negotiations. A few Teamsters walked out, with reports of the action spreading to Durham and operations tied up from Atlanta to Boston. The contract expired September 1, and wages plus vacation benefits are at issue.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
McLean Trucking Company
Teamsters Union
AFL
McLean
Durham
Atlanta
Boston
Seaboard
J. K. McLean
Wage Stabilization Board
Second Texas Town Awash By Floods
Flood waters covered over sixty percent of Falfurrias, mirroring Alice’s flood from yesterday. Rescue boats operated as residents were evacuated to higher ground, with no drownings reported. High water hampered highways while Los Olmas and Laborcitas creeks rose further in the 7,000 population town.
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Falfurrias
Tex
Alice
South Texas
Los Olmas
Laborcitas
M. R. Garcia
Man Recovers Blood Donor Blood After Mower Cut
Two days after donating a pint to a Houston hospital a man cut his foot with a power mower and needed a transfusion. His doctor ordered the transfusion and he received his own pint back.
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Houston
Texas
Deaths and Funerals noted for local residents
Bobby Lee Turner infant son of Bobby S Turner and Louise Forler Turner of 409 Walnut Street died last evening at 8 30. Surviving grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harvey L Turner of High Point and Mrs Fred Fowler of High Point Deep River community. Funeral at Cumby Orrell Mortuary chapel this afternoon at four conducted by Rev Floyd Bottoms and Dr L B Reavis. Burial in Mitchells Grove Methodist Church cemetery. Tom E Lynch of 1201 Shelton Street had funeral Friday at Sechrest Funeral Home with burial in Springfield cemetery. Lynch died Wednesday night at High Point Memorial Hospital after a three day illness. Surviving include an adopted son Tommy Lynch and an adopted daughter Louise Joyner, plus father E B Lynch of High Point and siblings. Lynch had lived here since 1950 with stepson and step daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs A C Young at 1201 Shelton Street.
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Bobby Lee Turner
Bobby S. Ami Louise
Ler Turner
Walnut Street
Harvey L. Turner
High Point
Fred Fowler
Rt. 6
Deep River
Cumby- Orrell
Floyd Bottoms
Mitchell’s Grove Baptist Church
L. B.reavis
Green Street Baptist Church
Mitchell's Grove Methodist Church
Tom E. Lynch
Shelton Street
Sechrest Funeral Home
W. H. Barker
Southside Baptist Church
Springfield Cemetery
English Street
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Dewey Cates
Raymond Smith
Guilford Griffin
Lester Webb
Earnest Southard
G. &. Saunders
Mr. Lynch
Funeral services for M Harvey Cleveland Taylor
Funeral services for M Harvey Cleveland Cleve Taylor 59 were held at 2:00 PM at Koonce Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Carl A. Grimm officiating. A First Evangelical and Reform Church mixed quartet provided music, Jewel Myers at piano, flowers by nieces and friends, pallbearers all nephews, James C. Taylor through Howard Mooney. Interment followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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Harvey Cleveland
Cleve’’ Taylor
Koonce
Carl A. Grimm
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Jewel Myers
J. W. Hedrick
James C. Taylor
Robert C. Taylor
Darrell C. Taylor
William F. Taylor
Ray N. Taylor
Howard Mooney
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Death of Prosperity Woman Lila Bedenbaugh
Mrs. Lila Bedenbaugh, 78, of Prosperity South Carolina, died suddenly Friday at 5:30 PM in High Point Memorial Hospital after a two week visit with sister Mrs. Mattie Wardell. Survived by three sons Virgil R and Claude F. Bedenbaugh of Columbia and A J Bedenbaugh of Winnsboro, a daughter Mrs Evans Bowers of Prosperity, the body moved from Harold C. Davis Chapel of Flowers to Prosperity for funeral services and burial.
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Lila Bedenbaugh
Prosperity
S. C
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bedenbaugh
High Point
Mattie Wardell
Phillips Street
Winnsboro
Evans Bowers
Harold C. Davis
Words of the Wise: a sharp tongue grows keener with use
A Washington Irving aphorism notes that temper never mellows with age and a sharp tongue is an edged tool that grows keener through constant use.
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Washington Irving
Flood Relief Rush From Cor Pusanet and Alice
Rain deluges sweep through Faliurrias with seven inches Thursday and two inches the next day. A cloud burst near Alice triggers floods and food shortages as relief teams rush to assist. Local authorities report ongoing showers and rising needs for aid.
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Corpusanet
Alice
Faliurrias
Ford and GM Set Auto Prices Higher Under OPS Order
Ford boosts car prices to OPS limits with retail jumps from 55 to 95 dollars and wholesale increases effective today. Chrysler expected to follow. GM lagging with proposed rises up to 208.85 at retail.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Buick
Cadillac
Office of Price Stabilization
FCB
State and VMI Begin Grid Seasons With Outsiders
Southern Conference teams start play with mixed prospects. NC State hosts Catawba in Raleigh at 2 45 p m while VMI faces Cincinnati in Ohio at 8 30 p m State favored to beat Catawba. VMI considered capable of an upset if its defense holds. Furman opened 1951 with a 3 0 win over Presbyterian featuring a 93 yard Sutton run and a key West interception.
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Associated Pries
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Catawba College
Raleigh
Virginia Military Institute
University of Cincinnati
Virginia Tech
Bluefield
W. Va
Marshall College
Catawba
State
Beattie Feathers
Alex Webster
Cincinnati
Ohio City
Tom Nugent
Furman
Purple Hurricane
Little Presbyterian College
Hurricane
Charlie West
Russell Sutton
Reynolds Estate Valued At 10.6 Million In Forsyth Court Filing
William Neal Reynolds estate in Forsyth Superior Court listed preliminary value of 10.65 million dollars. Holdings include 274,306 Reynolds stock shares, 650 thousand in real estate, and 10 million in personal property. Executors Long Lybrook and Wachovia Bank gain 90 days to file a detailed inventory. From the estate 1 million goes to Wake Forest College and Tanglewood is left to Winston-Salem city and county for a public park.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
William Neal Reynolds
Forsyth Superior Court
Reynolds
Tanglewood
L. D. Long
William Reynolds
Richmond Coach Bets on Will to Win with Spiders
Edwin Merrick, University of Richmond football coach, promotes the will to win as a fix for a past pattern of losses. He lists new quarterback prospects such as Billi Bauder and Brent Holder, describes rise in talent, and outlines the 11 game schedule including Wake Forest, West Virginia, Boston College, and Virginia Tech.
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Richmond
Edwin Joel Merrick
University of Richmond
Merrick
Spiders
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem
Groungster
Billi Bauder
Brent Holder
Varina
Chris Napoli
Phillipsburg
Potomac State
Bill Farris
Portsmouth
Ralph Shoemaker
Farris
Shoemaker
Corky Johns
Fork Union Academy
Letterman Joe Purinai
Jack Buckinsky
Leo Antonucci
Walt Garcia
Jim Sipe
Tony Raccioppo
Johnny Mack Brown
Randolph Macon
Wate
Wake Forest
West Virginia
Morgantown
Davidson
William and Mary
Boston College
Boston
Stetson
DeLand
Fla
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Washington and Lee
George Washington
Alexandria
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Bobby Turner
Harvey Taylor
Ella Bedenbaugh
VMI
Wm. Reynolds
Will
William A. Shires
Californa OrigInals
Pabco Linoleum
Carpet-Craft Inc
N. Wrenn S&t
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