Kaiser as political issue in government shipbuilding probe
NEA reports Congress probes Henry Kaiser amid accusations of government favors and profits. Kaiser defends solvency as Republicans label him a political favorite with billions in wartime contracts. The piece traces Kaiser's long government ties and Six Companies work from 1928 levee bonds to postwar diversification.
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Kaiser
Congress
Henry Kaiser
NEA
Washington
Hon
John Kaiser
Oakland
Calif
U. S
Six Companies, Inc
San Francisco
Kaiser's Permanente Cement Oe
Pacific
Morrison Knudsen Co
P.N.A.B
Pacific Naval Air Base
Bechtel-McCone Corp
Alaska
Morrison-Knudsen
Alcan
Steve Bechtel
John MecCone
Charlie Shea
Todd Shipyards
Maritime Commission
Todd
Bath Iron Works
William W. Raper Recovering From Accident Injuries
W W Raper of 213 Lindsay street injured in a collision between Lake Waccamaw and Wilmington. At James Walker hospital his condition was satisfactory. He has fractures in his right arm and left leg and head injuries but eye sight remains intact. His wife Mrs Williams will stay in Wilmington until he can be brought to High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Raper
Lindsay Street
Lake Waccamaw
Wilmington
James Walker Hospital
Williams
High Point
Mildew Remedies for a Shower Curtain
Wash the shower curtain in hot suds to remove mildew. Moisten spots with lemon juice and salt, then hang the curtain in the sun to dry.
Navy declares forces in Mediterranean to carry out policy
Secretary Forrestal outlined that US naval forces remain in the Mediterranean to support Allied occupation and U S policies, aid Turkey against Russian pressure on the Dardanelles, assist Greece in its troubles, and seek a peace settlement over Trieste. A replacement carrier will take the FDR's place as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forrestal
United States
Mediterranean
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Turkey
Dardanelles
Yugoslavia
Europe
U. S
East Carolina Officials to Be Entertained
Dr. Dennis H. Cooke president of East Carolina Teachers college Dr R J Slay college dean and Dr Howard J McGinnis registrar will be guests of the octary club of Goldsboro on Tuesday evening Oct 1 Goldsboro city teachers will be entertained at the meeting and will hear Dr Cooke speak on Education Is a Good Civic Investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Dennis H. Cooke
East Carolina Teachers College
R. J. Slay
Howard J. McGinnis
Goldsboro
Cooke
Judge Finds Drunk Defendant Too Drunk For Trial
Parker Talkington 42 of East Russell Street appeared in municipal court to answer charges from September 27 for drunkenness. He was deemed too drunk to stand trial and jailed, with a new trial date set for October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Talkington
East Russell Street
Treva K. Meris
South Wrenn Street
Five Point Curb
Edward Gunnaway
Leonard Street
Sam Littlejohn
East Washington Street
Lonnie Howard
East Lee Street
Eddie Robertson
Elizabeth Street
Robert Earl Noell
Charlotte
H. Clay McPherson
Rt. 4
Luther E. Holt
Burlington
James H. White
Fraud Charged In Election In Kansas
The Kansas City Star reports voting irregularities in the Kansas City area may lead to a congressional investigation. Ludwick Graves, election board chairman, cites evidence of fraud affecting both congressional and local races as Enos Axtell defeats incumbent Roger C. Slaughter in the fifth district Democratic primary aided by support from President Truman ally Ames M. Pendergast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Ludwick Graves
City Election Board
Washington
Priest
D-Tenn
House Campaign Investigating Committee
the Star
Enos Axtell
Truman
Ames M. Pendergast
Roger C. Slaughter
Closing Features Of Conference Year At First Methodist
First Methodist church closed its conference year with special services and prepared to send delegates to the annual conference in Asheville on Wednesday October 2. The church reported 142 new members during the year and noted other achievements. The senior board of stewards held a breakfast to start an every member canvass. Officers were elected for the board and an associate board of stewards organized. Promotion day brought the largest Sunday school attendance of the year. The W P Pickett Memorial men’s Bible class elected officers for the new year after closing its 1945 46 year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Asheville
Ralph H. Vance
L. H. Zimmerman
Wilbur Groome
Roby Yarborough
A. M. Richardson
J. B. Spencer
John Eshelman, Jr
Claude Hamlin
Sam Taylor
L. F. Ferree
W. P. Pickett
J. J. Ellington
T. R. Ballard
Arnold J. Koonce
Rupert T. Pickens
E. W. Danielson
R. G. Yarborough
Lester Morgan
Frank Holmes
Vernon McLeod
Herman Coble
A. G. Dixon
Changes In Zoning Regulations To Be Submitted Soon
J N Zimmerman of the Morris Knowles firm said the rough draft of city zoning revisions will be presented to the city council within weeks. He and colleagues R F Edwards and J C Callahan are studying the code and gathering traffic data for a four phase plan covering zoning, traffic and main thoroughfare study, recreational park system, and annexation recommendations for areas outside the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Zimmerman
Morris-Knowles Corporation
Pittsburg
Morris- Knowles
Zimmerman
R. F. Edwards
J. C. Callahan
Strong Foreign Policy Is Objective Of Legion
At the American Legion convention in San Francisco leaders push for foreign policy unity and endorse Byrnes policy while World War II veterans seek more representation, pledging a tougher stance against appeasement and urging fair treatment of all nations. A rump session denounces the World War I control and vows stronger action in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Legion
Eure
Legion
State Byrnes
Byrnes
Executive Committee
Truculent Turtle Embarks On 9 812 Mile Pacific Flight
The Truculent Turtle, a US Navy patrol bomber, departed Pearce Australia with four crew and a baby kangaroo. It aims a 9 812 mile great circle run to Seattle, then possibly Washington, if fuel allows, after passing Milne Bay and Bikini. The aircraft carries 8,400 gallons of fuel and weighs 42 ½ tons at takeoff.
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Sydney
Pacific Ocean
Pearce
Western Australia
Milne Bay
New Guinea
Seattle
Bikini
Midway Island
Washington
Australia
Guam
Oscillating bed aids polio patients in three cities
In Pittsburgh Toledo and Cleveland researchers test an electronically controlled oscillating bed designed to replace the iron lung. Charlotte Baron of Toledo, a public health nurse, says the bed assists breathing and circulation by rocking the patient to set respiration rates from 1 to 22 oscillations per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ins
Charlotte Baron
Toledo
Ohio
Massachusetts Police Check Meat Situation
Massachusetts state police and public health inspectors began a widespread inspection of 41 cold storage plants and more than 200 slaughtering houses to determine if meat was withheld from consumers. Governor Tobin authorized the checks under a health department entry law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Public Health
Health Department
Maurice J. Tobin
Municipal Court Orders Re-Arrest of 17 Year Old
The municipal court issued a capias for re arrest of Ernest Lloyd Davis, 17, jailed previously for vagrancy and tampering with an automobile. Probation officer Stokes said Davis did not follow probation after living with Capt. Collins of the Salvation Army and losing his job. Collins asked the court to commit him to the Eastern Carolina training school. Davis has already served two years at the Jackson training school. efforts to sign navy papers were blocked by his absent mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lloyd Davis
C. R. Collins
Salvation Army
T. D. Stokes
Collins
Stokes
Eastern Carolina
Jackson
Navy
Deep River Quarterly Meeting Schedule
The Deep River quarterly meeting will convene this weekend at the Archdale Friends meeting house. The young people meet at 7 30 Friday night with ministry and oversight at 10 Saturday morning and worship at 11. Lunch and business meetings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River
Archdale Friends Meeting
Radio Schedule Adjustments for Late Corrections
Network corrections arrived too late to update the listed program times. Eastern times are used. subtract one hour for Central, two hours to maintain standard. Local stations may vary relay times.
Guilford County Land Auction In Deep River Township
Eugene G Shaw special master will sell at 12 00 noon on Monday in October 1946 a 25 acre or so tract in Deep River Township Guilford County North Carolina by cash subject to court confirmation. The property lies on a sand clay highway west of Deep River Church and is bounded by Chadwick Horney and Wheeler lines with a right of way to Power Company dated May 26 and recorded in Book 817 Page Records. The sale is part of the estate of George Taylor Deceased in the suit Eugene G Shaw attorney Greensboro notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of County
Eugene G. Shaw
George Taylor
W. Taylor
Deep River
Deep River Church
Guilford County
North Carolina
Deep River Township
Guilfordty
Old Corner
Horney
Chadwick
Wheeler
Power Company
Ina Eugene G. Shaw
Jefferson Standard
Greensboro
Foreclosure Sale Ordered On Guilford County Property
Trustee Thos W Sprinkle announces sale of Lots 47 and 48 Moffitt Place in High Point to satisfy a deed of trust dated December 14 1944. The sale is October 23 1946 at 11 30 a m in front of the City Building at West Georgetown and Main Street High Point North Carolina. Auction to cash bidder. property includes Tract I and Tract II with specified boundaries and plat references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Mary Blackburn
Thos. W. Sprinkle
High Point Perpetuating and Loan Association
Register of
Dent
Guilford County
North
Caroline
West
Druid Drive
Moffitt
Wm. Freeman
Moffitt Place
Register of Deeds
N. C
Guilford
THOS
W. Sprinkle
Sprinkle & Coffield
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William W. Raper
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