No Compromise of U S Principles Says Dewey
The article reports South leaders condemning President Truman over civil rights policy. South Carolina Governor Wright criticizes Truman for sending a civil rights message to Congress and abandoning states rights. Mississippi Governor Wright warns of national danger over integration. Republican Earl Warren campaigns on unity in New Jersey and Connecticut. Democratic candidate Barkley campaigns in New York urging voting turnout.
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Bombs and trust in wartime diplomacy and labor disputes
A Remington wartime board employee cited for export controls to Russia faces testimony. The Justice Department weighs an inquiry into Rep. J Parnell Thomas’s office amid pressure from New Jersey lawyers and a Pearson column dispute. Thomas vows continued closed hearings with twenty more witnesses as labor curbs and communist allegations surface in a House sub committee. A note on museum specimens contrasts research stock with on exhibit items.
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Deaths And Funerals Mrs Verte Fiebke
Mrs Verte Fiebke, wife of the late Rev Professor William J K Fiebke, died Monday September 20 and was buried Thursday in Albany. Survived by two daughters Mrs Addie McKinstry Gainesville Florida and Miss Martha H Fiebke Albany two granddaughters Mrs Alice McMahon and Miss Shirley Rivers and two great grandchildren. The family note says she was a frequent High Point visitor and spent part of this summer at the Rivers home on Winston Road. Services conducted by Rev Clayton Van Deusen.
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Funeral services for Alex H. Smith in Thomasville
Thomasville records funeral services for 78 year old Alex H. Smith who died at midnight Monday. Services set for Thursday at two o'clock at the Free Will Baptist church with Rev. Elgin Doby and Rev. T. Bayse officiating. Interment in Unity Methodist church cemetery. Body to remain at son W. M. Smith's home at 904 Fairway Drive until one hour before the service.
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Rites Held for A S Miller and Adam Jones Bailey
Last rites were held for A S Miller 82 in Liberty Baptist church with Rev Hartman Roach and Roof officiating. Pallbearers included Miller family members. Interment followed in the church family plot. Adam Jones Bud Bailey 53 died at his brother William Bailey’s home in Denton after a two year illness. Funeral services set for Lick Baptist church tomorrow at 2 30 p m with burial in the church cemetery.
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Notes Seek Soviet Berlin Solution From Security Council
The United States United Kingdom and France present notes urging the Security Council to address Soviet actions in Berlin. They argue Moscow seeks coercive control undermining occupying powers and threaten international peace and security. call for UN action.
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Woman Injured As Auto Plunges From Highway Ravine
In Thomasville on the High Point road an auto driven by Mrs. Clifford Cross of Lexington left the wet highway and rolled into a ravine. She suffered a fractured pelvis and minor injuries, with a satisfactory condition next day. A truck from T. J. York Co. also skidded on the same curve and fell into the ravine. the driver was not reported injured.
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All Cars Some Day to Have Automatic Transmissions
Detroit Sept 29 Auto makers expect automatic transmissions in the next three to five years with most 1949 models optional. Packard Nash Buick Ford Kaiser-Fraz er and Chevrolet experiment with torque converter and overdrive devices while GM brands lack a true automatic.
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Rare Mexican document on micro film by Czechoslovak attache
The cultural attache of the Czechoslovak legation has presented micro film of a rare Mexican historical document. It notes Father Josef Neumann who arrived in Mexico as a missionary in 1663 and served among the Tarahumara Indians for 68 years.
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Bucknell welcomed by Richard family in four sons
S H Richard family from Piedmont California will have four sons enrolled at Bucknell University this fall with Sam Rickard as a sophomore and David as a freshman. Both parents are Bucknell graduates and the family will be represented in all four classes.
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