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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1946
Page
2
The Tribune invites letters to the editor and general interest items from the public. All submissions must include the writer’s signature, which may be withheld from publication upon request, reflecting cooperation with local merchants of Tabor City.
A reflective editorial asks readers about holiday observances and contrasts between sober family gathering and rowdy celebrations. It questions choices and values behind spending Thanksgiving, prompting self examination of behavior and priorities.
The Order of the Eastern Star held a baby contest that boosted its treasury by several hundred dollars. The organization conducted a well organized drive with friendly rivalry and everyone seemed satisfied with the outcome, noting no big losers.
United Nations members push to outlaw war and seek permanent peace. Washington fears Russia will block progress, persisting in communist opposition and aggressive stance despite global backing.
The Democrats will lose all committee chairmanships as Republicans take control. Veteran Republicans are favored for chairmanships. Senator Vandenburg will lead the Senate, replacing McKellar. Taft becomes Senate leader, Barkley out. Joseph Martin to replace Rayburn as Speaker. Halleck and Brown lead a spirited race for Republican House Leader, with Halleck favored.
Harvey C. Fruehaut of Fruehaut Trailer argues the postwar plan favors decentralization with plants moving to rural areas. He says this boosts employment, lets families farm part time, and enhances efficiency through motor transport while easing city congestion.
The Cherry Grove W M S met Friday evening with Mrs. W L Worley for an interesting program and refreshments. Members present included Mesdames Strickland Buffkin Turbeville Harrelson Rhonoke McAlister Worley. The December meeting will be with Mrs Wollie Turbeville on Friday the 13th at 7 30 with all members invited.
Mr and Mrs Jim Stocks and family spent Sunday with J D Stocks. Tom Gore left for Fayetteville on business. Miss Virginia Long of Boston visited Mrs Nina Stocks and family. Mr and Mrs Pireway were guests for the Sunday gathering. Mrs Paul Connor and family were the ley.
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