Weed Price Declines Mark Old Belt Tobacco Sales Week
Raleigh reports sharp declines on the Old Belt flue cured markets in the second week of heavy sales. Lower quality grades fell from 1 to 6 dollars per hundred while other centers stayed fairly steady though Border Belt showed fluctuations as season nears end. Uncertainty over low quality leaf persists despite slight gains in some better grades.
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Carolinas Border Belt
Border Belt
Middle Belt
City To Auction Off Six More Property Tracts
The city of High Point announces a public auction at city hall next Monday at 11 o'clock selling six property tracts. Listings include Rotary drive lot 50 by 150 with $900 start, Richardson and Denny corner 63 by 150 by 60 by 150 with $650 start, South Perry street 120 by 112 by 119 by 112 with $1500 start, English street 25 by 156.93 with $1500 start, Hoover street 60 by 164 by 50 by 164 with $400 start, and Ward and Central streets block 6 lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 13 14 15 16 17 18 with $2000 start. Direct or commissioner's deeds vary by lot.
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Apex
Richardson and
Denny Streets
Perry Street
English Street
Wiley Street
Hoover Street
Ward and Central Streets
Danville Leafs Lead Carolina League Playoff Race
Danville’s pennant winner the Leafs led the Caps two games to one after a 9-5 victory in Raleigh. Red Friend booted a late eighth inning grounder allowing two Danville runs as Herb Brett’s club broke a 4-4 tie and added three in the ninth to seal it. Alcohol tax revenue noted at about 000.000 annually.
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Herb Brett
Semy Sunke
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Danvill
Bosworth Served Behind Jap Lines With SACO Band
Washington reports that H. F. Bosworth a High Point North Carolina mailman served in SACO the sino American Cooperative Organization behind Japanese lines. The weather and intelligence unit grew into a fighting group aiding the 14th air force and naval operations from Indo China to the Gobi Desert. Members used disguises and stealth to move through enemy lines with minimal detection.
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H. F. Bosworth
Phillips Street
High Point
N. C
Japan
Asia
Saco sino-American Co-operative Organization
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Army
14Th Air Force
Indo-China
Gobi Desert
SACO
Io Sea
Navy
Jao Islands
Problems Loom As Nazis Get Ready For Winter
Washington dispatch notes threats in Germany from allied policy gaps and supply shortages. Analysts fear a split of Germany into Soviet eastern influence and Anglo American western control, with possible US food aid for winter amid disarray. Potsdam aims for an economic unit, but little progress or public policy detail is evident.
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Russia
Europe
United States
Aad
Paseo
Berlin
Douglas MacArthur
State Department
Peace With a Bang Near Cliffe England Explosions Heard
Residents of Cliffe England report frequent explosions from nearby marshes where old bombs mines and ammunition are being detonated raising concerns about safety and disruption to daily life.
Football shifts from defense to high scoring in major conferences
Chicago report notes a trend toward offensive play in the western conference and midwest with forecasts of high scoring. Notre Dame prepares for Illinois while Illinois beat Pittsburgh 23-6 and Minnesota dominates Missouri 34-0 in pre season scrimmage. Indiana, after a 13-7 win vs Michigan, faces Northwestern next.
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Midwest
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Ohio State
Illinois
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Minnesota
Missouri
Indiana
Michigan
Northwestern
Opium control policy faced by war time allies
Washington officials report slow progress in stamping out opium trade amid a global conflict. The piece notes Britain and the Netherlands backsliding on promises, with Judd Resolution flaws and fears for returning troops. It cites Tokyo Rose and urges U S led occupation authorities to seize drugs and close shops in held territories.
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Ray Tucker
Britain
Netherlands
Far East
Pacific
England
India
London
Burma
State Department
Judd
Congress
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Great Britain
Iran
Afghanistan
Russia
Turkey
Yugoslavia
China
Mexico
United States
The
Geneva
Tokyo
Japan
Harry J. Anslinger
Mr. Anslinger
War Department
Cemand
Inner Aid Herbal Remedy Promises Quick Gas Relief
A High Point man touts Inner Aids claim of twelve herbs that cleanse bowels clear gas ease upset stomach after meals. He says the product reduced inches of gas and bloat and improved meals and overall well being. sold at local drug stores.
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High Point
Municipal Court of The City of High Point
The record summarizes a High Point Municipal Court matter likely involving a case filed within the city’s court system. It notes official court venue and jurisdiction without detailing the parties or charges. Further specifics are not provided in the excerpt.
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Potato harvest in Ireland reaches 420 million bushels
The 1945 Irish potato crop is forecast to be the third largest on record, totaling 420 million bushels.
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