Lugs and Primings Rise in Old Belt Tobacco Markets
On September 27 the federal state market service reported increases of 1 to 2 per hundred for lugs and primings in old belt flue cured tobacco. Some grades rose while others fell with eastern markets showing declines in lower quality dies. Overall marketing conditions stayed largely stable with mixed gains and losses across grades. Darlington and Timmonsville markets closed Tuesday while several small markets sold only a few rows.
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Raleigh
Old Belt
Federal State Market Service
Darlington
Timmonsville
S. C
South Carolina
North Carolina
Pastor Speaks on Atomic Power at Thomasville Rotary
Dr. Dwight Ware of Ardmore Methodist Winston Salem spoke to the Thomasville Rotary Club at the Womens Club building. He argued atomic energy marks a new era and can be directed to peaceful use, noting humanity is not yet ready for full development. New member Joe Bales and several visitors attended under D. A. fg Jr. president.
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Thomasville
Dwight Ware
Ardmore
Winston Salem
Main Street
Joe Bales
Grover Jones
Roy Braden
W. C. Idol
Bunn Hackney
Ralph Harbison
Fred Hallenbeck
High Point
Frank Sinopli
San Diego
California
D. A. Fg. Jr
Spanning the Years Auburn Coaches Share Campus
Auburn, Alabama hosts both the earliest coach Dr. George Petrie, 1891 92, and current coach Carl Voyles on campus. Petrie lives near the library as Voyles greets him each morning by the field house.
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Auburn
Ala
INS
Carl Voyles
George Petrie
Dr. Petrie
Doan’s Pills Offer Backache Relief By A Kidney Link
Many suffer backaches from tired kidneys, Doan’s pills touted as a stimulant diuretic that flushes out waste. It claims kidneys remove acids and toxins, reducing swelling and leg pains. Drugstore purchase recommended for relief.
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Doan
Funeral Rites for Kellis Held at Gospel Tabernacle
Funeral services for Charlie Kellis 1019 Bridges Street were held at the Gospel Tabernacle on Willowbrook Street Wednesday at 4 PM with Rev. Charles Epperson and H. P. Williams of Greensboro officiating. A trio sang two selections as pallbearers from the Chickasaw Tribe Red Men included L. W. Guyer Connie Jones S. H. Robertson C. F. Steed H. W. Cash and E. O. Shuskey. The graveside service at Floral Gardens was also in charge of the Red Men. Flowers were sent by friends and neighbors and many city employees attended.
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Charlie Kellis
Bridges Street
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Charles Epperson
H. P. Williams
Greensboro
Ann Boles
Marline Lowe
Eva McMillan
L. W. Guyer
Connie Jones
S. H. Robertson
C.F. Steed
H. W. Cash
E. O. Shuskey
Floral Gardens
Mr. Kellis
Funeral Held for Mrs Mamie Welborn 80 in Jamestown
Funeral services for Mrs Mamie Welborn 80 widow of John Wesley Welborn were held at Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist church. Interment followed at Mount Gilead church cemetery Randolph county. Pallbearers included W C Asbury H T Troxler R M Douglas Fred Ross J E Faulkenberry E O Embler W W Hughes. The Hill trio and a mixed quartet performed during the service with Verna Gentry at the piano.
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Mamie Welborn
John Wesley Welborn
Ralph T. Welborn
Jamestown
Rt. 1
Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church
B. H. Phaup
C. Connor
Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church
C. K. Gentry
Greensboro
Mount Gilead Church
Randolph County
W. C. Asbury
H. T. Troxler
R. M. Douglas
Fred Ross
J. E. Faulkenberry
E. O. Embler
W. W. Hughes
Hill
Beulah FE. Kidd
J. E. Stratton
F. H. Asbury
Verna Gentry
Negro Sentenced For Two Charges In Municipal Court
A Negro soldier from 1198 Day Street received 30 days on the state highways for assault on Roby Hester and 30 days for disorderly conduct after a municipal court trial before Judge D C MacRae. Williams appealed. Armstrong, 23, of 821 Hilltop, faced assault and disorderly conduct charges for cursing near a car with Mrs Evelyn Anderson present. He seeks a jury trial at the next criminal court term.
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Day Street
Roby Hester
D. C. MacRae
Williams
Harry Lee Armstrong
Hilltop
Hester
Evelyn Anderson
Armstrong
Champion Louis Brooks to defend all around rodeo crown
Louis Brooks, first in 25 years to win back to back national all around titles, will defend his crown at the 20th annual world championship rodeo in Madison Square Garden New York. The event runs October 3 through November 4.
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New York
INS
Louis Brooks
Madison Square Garden
Sir Ronald Storrs Narrowly Escapes Interment Flight Tale
Sir Ronald Storrs famed as Lawrence for Arabia's ally survived a wartime scare in 1943 while traveling from Algiers to Cairo by RAF mail plane. A faulty radio left pilot blind and near Sicily, prompting a low level approach past Pantelleria to evade enemy detection before landing at Malta.
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John W. Jarrell
Chicago
INS
Britain
Ronald Storrs
Nigeria
Palestine
Lawrence
Arabia
Jean Francois Darian
Ronald
Middle East
Algiers
Cairo
Tunisian
Mediterranean
Maison Blanche
Malta
Sir Ronald
England
Bizerte
Sicily
Sicilian
Pantelleria
Promising Young Star Langston Shines in Appalachian League
Sid Langston, 17, first baseman from Johnson City, batting .381, is a St. Louis farm system protege who is raking against Appalachian League pitching.
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Johnson City
Sid Langston
St. Louis
Headaches From Sinus Infection Explained With Symptoms
Medical overview describes how sinus infections trigger headaches vary by which sinus is involved. It notes timing of pain, signs such as tenderness over sinuses, nasal discharge, and diagnostic steps like pressure tests transillumination and X rays, plus treatment options from nose drops to suction and possible operations.
Jo Stafford Faces Fame and Mugs in Public
New York singer Jo Stafford, rising beside Dinah Shore, says mugging for stage and publicity is harder than singing. She plans a solo career after leaving the Pied Pipers and aims for a new album in California.
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New York
Jo Stafford
Dinah Shore
the Paramount
California
Pacific
Ford Motor Hour
Christine
Pauline
Long Beach
Polytechnic High School
Chicago
The
Pied Pipers
Tommy Dorsey
Mike Neidorf
Hollywood
POW FARROW TRADES WATCH FOR BREAD IN AC
A grateful ex prisoner of war from Delaware traded a sixty dollar wrist watch for two loaves of bread at RAF redistribution station No 1 in Atlantic City New Jersey. T Sgt Thomas C Farrow an 8th Air Force B 17 gunner was among marching POWs who found a German farm house and completed the trade. Paprika garnish tip appears unrelated and out of place.
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Atlantic City
N. J
INS
Thomas C. Farrow
Claymont
Del
Germany
No. 1
Farrow
8Th Air Force
Major Thomas M. Nial Serves Aboard USS Idaho In Tokyo Bay
Veterans guide notes Major Nial on the USS Idaho after Bremerton arrival in 1942 and Kamikaze raids off Okinawa. He says Japan looks similar and soldiers are eager to return home. Nial’s mother Mrs L W Royal resides in High Point North Carolina. Also SGT Hedgecock visits former parents in Winston-Salem road. he just returned from 28 months overseas with the 82nd Airborne, involved in Sicily Italy Normandy and Holland invasions.
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IDAHO
Tokyo
Leslie W. Royal
Bremerton
Wash
Okinawa
Tokyo Bay
U.S
Hedgecock
Glenn Hedgecock
M. L. Hi K
Winston-Salem Road
T Sgt. Hedgecock
Army
82Nd Airborne Division
Sicily
Italy
Normandy
Holland
Surrenders on USS Rhind at APA in Pagan Island
Seaman Stanley Phillips and gunner’s mate Harvey Stout from High Point North Carolina are mentioned. Stout witnessed the surrender of Japanese forces aboard the destroyer Rhind near Pagan Island. Phillips serves on the USS Chicago in Sagami Bay as part of the occupying fleet. Sgt Robert Teeter from High Point flies home to Miami for separation processing after two years overseas with the Caribbean division.
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RHIND
Apaan Bay
Pagan Island
Harvey Howard Stout
USNR
Ruby
Edgewood Avenue
High Point
N C
Sagami Wan
Chicago
Japan
Stanley M. Phillips
Rt. 2
N. C
Teeter
Miami
Fla
Robert FE. Teeter
Forrest Avenue
Air Transport Command
Miami Army Air Field
Camp Blanding
Brazil
Jarrett on Argonne in the Pacific aboard USS Argonne
Wilbur Arthur Jarrett yeoman third class from Route 1 Thomasville North Carolina serves on the Argonne tender active in nearly every sea lane from Pearl Harbor to Leyte Gulf. The ship escaped Pearl Harbor with minor damage and then traveled to New Caledonia Tulagi Guadalcanal New Zealand the Marshalls the Admiralties and Leyte.
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Jarrett
Argonne
Pacific
Wilbur Arthur Jarrett
Thomasville
N. C
Pearl Harbor
Leyte Gulf
New Caledonia
Tulagi
Guadalcanal
New Zealand
Marshalls
Admiralties
Leyte
Transit Company Seeks Fare Increases in North Carolina
The Safeway Transit Company operator of City Bus Lines in Wilmington asks the state utilities commission to approve higher fares. It reports losses per mile and a $10, $48.34 figure for August, seeking higher one way and round trip rates for Wilmington to Winter Park Wrightsville Sound and Wrightsville Beach, with city fares unchanged. The commission has the petition under advisement and the plan faces opposition from the OPA and local residents.
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Raleigh
Safeway Transit Company
City Bus Lines
Wilmington
State Utilities Commission
Transit Company
Virginia Stages
Charlottesville
Winter Park
Wilsington
Wrightsville Sound
Wrightsville Beach
The
Utilities Commission
OPA
Ballinger Shaping for Major Leagues After Streak in PCL
San Diego catcher Del Ballinger of the Pacific Coast League has played in all but two club games, entering as a pinch hitter in the other two. Hitting around .300, he is reported headed for the majors in 1946. Also notes clam chowder flavors with thyme bay leaf and caraway seeds.
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San Diego
Calif
INS
del Ballinger
Ure
Ballinger
Twin registrars age 84 at Western State Hospital
Twin sisters Mare bella Rigney Hanly and Rose Rigney O'Donnell, aged 84, serve as joint registrars of vital statistics at Western State hospital in Seilac coom, Wash.
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Steilacoom, Wash
INS
Western State Hospital
Seilaccoom
Wash
Marebella Rigney Hanly
Rose 'Rigney O'Donnell
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H. E. Sloan
Koonce Funeral Home
J. W. Grace
Nap Oliver
Oakview Methodist Church
T. C. Whitlock
Sloan
Thornton Sloan
Vander Sloan
Mack Sloan
Lester Sloan
Bill Myers
New Philadelphia Moravian Church
Leroy Williams
Herman WN. Bundesen, M. D
King Features Syndicate
Laa
Willa Martin
UP News
Veterans’ Guide
A . Major
Thomas M. Nial
ROYAL
Belk-Stevens CO
King’s
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