Regrets Over Dewey Speech Reported At U N Dinner
Top United Nations delegates including Secretary of State Dean Acheson reportedly expressed regrets to Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky about Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's critique of the Soviet Union during a Waldorf dinner for 140 foreign ministers. Acheson offered no comment. Trygve Lie said he did not know what was said. Delegates felt Dewey's remarks breached hospitality norms and could affect future attendance at U N functions in New York.
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New York
United Nations Assembly
Dean Acheson
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Thomas E. Dewey
The
Chicago Tribune
Acheson
Vishinsky
Trygve Lie
Dewey
Soviet Union
U. N
Waldorf Astoria
Tribune
Lie
Words of the Wise Flattery Triggers Contempt, Thoreau Says
Thoreau argues compliments and flattery reveal a pretended superiority and are a subtle detraction. They often provoke his contempt rather than genuine regard.
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Thoreau
North Carolina furniture industry eyes cautious growth
The North Carolina furniture industry employing about 30,000 in finishing products anticipates steady demand despite wartime material cuts. Modernization since 1945, new designs for television living, and strong backlogs sustain outputs across homes, schools, churches, hotels, and offices, with 62,000 workers statewide and wages above a dollar an hour. Governor Scott calls it a vital economic lifeline.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Piedmont
Mountain
J. T. Ryan
High Point
The
South Association
Southern Furniture
Commerce Department
Tar Heelia
W. Kerr Scott
Realty Transfers From M H Bryant And Others
Real estate transfers show multiple deeds from couples to various buyers. Listings include Wel born street Delk Mann land East Farriss avenue Meredith street Ward street Woodlawn Forrest Woodbrook Court Barber street English Elliott land Willenbar Terrace Oak Hill Park and other named lots.
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M. H. Bryant
Noah E. Johnson
Welborn Street
L. H. Bottoms
Robert N. Eagle
Delk- Mann Land
Cc. S. Beaver
William W. Beaver
East Farriss Avenue
Arch K. Schoch
O. H. Leak
Meredith Street
C. D. Fields
Gussie E. Stacy
Ward Street
R. F. Saunders
D. E. Owens
Blairwood
Clyde J. Hedrick
George S. Talent
Woodlawn Forrest
Britt M. Armfield
Paul W. Casey
Woodbrook Court
William H. Curry, Jr
M. G. Morgan
Barber Street
S. C. Clark
J. E. Millis
G. C. Howard
Cornelia H. Farr
English Street
R. B. Gantt
George L. Handley
Elliott Land
George S. Baker, Jr
Robert L. Sawyer
Willenbar Terrace
Continental Life Sold to Dallas Insurance Firm
The Continental Life Insurance Co. is sold to Southland Life Insurance Co. of Dallas. Continental will keep its Washington home offices and continue current operations. L McCarthy Downs becomes vice president in charge of the Continental division. The merged group will hold over 3.65 billion in coverage, more than 130 million in assets, ranking among the nation's top 50 life insurers. Southland serves Texas, Oklahoma, Oregon, Washington and Arkansas. Continental serves the D C, Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina region.
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Washington
Continental Life Insurance Co., Inc
Southland Life Insurance Co
Dallas
Tex
W. C McCord
Southland
Continental Life
L. McCarthy Downs
Continental Company
Continental
McCord
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Oregon
Arkansas
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Employer May Fire Worker For Slowdown
The National Labor Relations Board ruled unanimously that an employer may fire workers who engage in a slowdown. The Elk Lumber company of Medford Oregon fired five workers after pay cuts from 2.71 to 1.52 an hour, citing reduced carloading. The decision cites Montgomery Ward and notes no union representation at discharge.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Elk Lumber Company
Medford
Ore
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Montgomery Ward
Eighth Circuit Court
Paul M. Herzog
John M. Houston
James J. Reynolds, Jr
Paul L. Styles
Abe Murdock
AFL Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union
Elk Lumber
Paint Daubed On Two Campuses Before Big Grid Game
Buildings at North Carolina State College and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill were daubed with paint as a prelude to the football game. State reports blue UNC letters appeared on Memorial Tower and on the Reynolds Coliseum portico. A column in the Coliseum was splashed with blue paint from top to floor. Chapel Hill reported the Memorial bell tower was marked with red NCSThursday night.
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Raleigh
N.C
N. C. State College
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
N. C. State
UNC
State
Memorial
William Neal Reynolds
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
NCS
Crossword Clue Fragments from a Russian Origin Puzzle
Readable clues hint at a themed crossword with entries on animals nations rivers and bodies of water. The puzzle references a Russian origin and includes vertical hints such as Snare and City in Nevada alongside a long list of answered terms.
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John Sebastian
Community Concert Association
Center Top
Elena Nikolaidi
Loewenguth Quartet
Paris
Marisa Regules
Morley and Gearhart
Words of
Straughans’ Book Shop, Inc
Thelma Patrick
Ruth Bowne
High Point Book Shop
Mr. Burgess Leonard
Straughan’s Book Shop
North Main Street
N. C
Sechrest
Gw. Sechrest « Son, Inc
N. Main Ste
Tel
N. Main ST
N. C. Furniture Industry
Harbenger
Aage Thaarup
London
Lizzie Gooch
Horizontai
Russia
IAA
Laie
OAUK
Taleel
Fale
Lve
Nevada
John T. Ellis & Co
S. Main St
Esor Yee Fashions S. Main
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