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The Gastonia Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1948

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Plans complete for observance of anniversary at Kitty Hawk

Massed Navy air power will climax this year’s Wright anniversary in Kitty Hawk as the Kill Devil Hills Memorial Association stages a three day program. The event features Gael Sullivan delivering the principal address and a mile high jet fighter loop above the Wright Memorial with carriers, Corsairs, Hellcats, Tigercats and blimps in a grand aerial display. Secretary Sullivan to attend. the observance honors the 1903 flight milestone with a wreath ceremony and school band.

U.S. Navy Miles L. Clark Navy Kill D Hills Ianter Group Clark Dare County Elizabeth City Gael Sullivan W. J. Preeman Kitty Hawk Methodist Church Wilbur Orville Wright Coast

Ike Has Own Soup Recipe In Cook Book

Amateur Chef Dwight D. Eisenhower shares his vegetable soup recipe in Columbia University’s updated cookbook What’s Cooking at Columbia. The two day cook plan starts with a chicken bone stock and meat, then adds vegetables barley and herbs, finishing with the reintroduction of meat bits and a final touch of nasturtium stems when in season.

Ike New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Columbia University W Times Shaep

Aldridge Begins Life Sentence For Gastonia Policeman Killing

Ray Aldridge, 21, of West Gastonia, starts a mandatory life term after pleading guilty to being an accessory before the fact of murder in the killing of Gastonia Policeman J. F. English. He was transported to Raleigh State Prison after sentencing.

West Gastonia Gastonia State Prison Raleigh Ray Aldridge J. F Red West Gastonian Aldridge

Higher phone bills likely for millions

New York report says Bell System subsidiaries have applications pending in 29 states for 240 million dollars a year in rate increases to cover higher business costs. If granted in full, postwar increases would average about 22 percent, or 17 percent with interstate long distance included, with 46 states already seeing boosts.

New York American Telephone and Telegraph Co Bell System Nevada Delaware Pennsylvania Illinois Califoria Maryland West Virginia Washington State A. T

Farm Bureau Meeting and Kiwanis Banquet Tonight

Activity calendar lists a Farm Bureau meeting at Rankin Lake at 7 p.m. followed by the Kiwanis Club football banquet at the Armington Hotel at 7 30 p.m.

Farm Bureau Rankin Lake Kiwanis Club Armington Hotel

Berlin braces for western election amid Communist disruption

Western Berlin prepares for Sunday elections as Communist hecklers clash with anti Communist rallies. Eastern Berlin's hand picked government holds first meeting in the former city hall after ousting the legal administration. Police arrest nine hecklers linked to the Russian backed Socialist Unity party.

Berlin Frank L. Howley U. S Heckers Socialist Unity (Communist) Party

Post Office Department Target in Hoover Commission Study

Rep. Clarence J. Brown hinted the Post Office Department is a chief target of the Hoover Commission on government reorganiza tion. He spoke at the National Association of Manufacturers meeting noting potential reforms and consolidation to improve efficiency and services. Brown cited 42,000 postmasters reporting to the postmaster general rather than regional or state supervisors.

New York Clarence J. Brown Ohio Post Office Department Congress’ of American Industry National Association of Manufacturers NAM Secretary of Commerce Sawyer Sawyer Washington Truman Congress Herbert Hoover Government Organization Commission Brown United States

Man slays wife and kills himself in Durham restaurant

Durham resident Norman C. Bailey shot his wife Katherine Bailey in a restaurant booth after a days long argument. He then killed himself, dying from multiple gunshot wounds, per coroner Dr. R A Harton. Witness Ellen Harmon said Bailey ordered Katherine back into the booth before firing.

Durham R. A. Harton Durbatty Norman C. Bailey Katheen Harton Ellen Harmon

Tax evasion declared a crime in its own right

Assistant Attorney General Theron Lamarr Caudle told the North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants that tax evasion has matured into a crime in its own right. He noted the criminal tax division will clear about 100 cases this fiscal year, many involving reputable citizens, and outlined civil versus criminal sanctions.

Caudle N. C. Certified Public Accountants Chapel Hill Capone J. Caudle

Press Photographers Meet in Pinehurst on Sunday

The Carolinas Press Photographers Association will convene in Pinehurst this Sunday with a luncheon at the Pinehurst Country Club. A business session will follow to name new officers.

Pinehurst Carolinas Press Photographers Association Romulus Stephens Raleigh Pinehurst Country Club

Fresh Mediation Push Aims to Break Berlin Blockade

Paris reports renewed mediation on Berlin deadlock as Juan Bramuglia forms a committee of neutral finance experts to draft a currency formula. A French official warns that a simple solution will not resolve the rival Berlin governments and four power control must be addressed before December.

Paris Berlin Security Council Juan Bramulgia Bramuglia U. N. Security Council

Champion steer brings record price at livestock exposition

Dee pion steer "Old Gold" of the Aberdeen-Angus breed sold for a record $10.75 a pound at the I NLivestock Exposition in Chicago. The 1200-pound grand champion was bought by Glenn McCarthy of the Shamrock Hotel Houston, after a tense bidding from $1 per pound to the final top.

Chicago Ill Chester White Tip Top Farm Tip Top Farms Flora Ind Kneeling Donald Brown Deepion Roy Johnson Belton Johnston McCarthy

Russians Trading Trees For Votes In Berlin

In Berlin on December 2, the Russians flood Western Berlin with 150 000 Christmas trees offering them to residents who register in the Russian sector for rations The move follows prior attempts with food and fuel rations that met chilly responses as the cold war continues.

Berlin

More Prisoners Freed in Parole Panel Decision

The North Carolina paroles commission released six prisoners including Edward Jeffries, a Vance County slayer, who received 10 to 15 years for second degree murder in the death of James Carpenter in January 1944. Other paroles include Om Pipes for assault, Cleophus Dudley for secret assault with intent to kill, William Hughey for property damage, Althea Jones for larceny, and Lawrence Ford for larceny, with sentences from Caldwell, Buncombe, and Durham in 1947 to 1950.

Raleig Vance County State Paroles Commission Edward Jeffries Vance James Carpenter Om Pipes Caldwell Cleophus Dudley Jones William Hughey Buncombe Althea Jones Lawrence Ford Durham

Reds seize Nationalist base and threaten Suchow

Reports from San Francisco and Nanking say Communist forces captured a major Nationalist base about 200 miles northwest of Nanking. Red forces closed in on Suchow as the 12th Army group faced encirclement with dwindling supplies and air transports struggled to reach the besieged forces.

San Francisco Sashow Nanking Red Radio Associated Preson Shanghai Red Suchow Nanjing Foreign Office Jacques Meyrier Ean Pengpu Claire Chennault Chin Air Ransport 12Th Army Group Suhhsien 12Th Army Reds 12Th

Dance Planned by American Legion Post 23 at Memorial Hall

The American Legion Post 23 and guests will hold a dance on Friday night December 10 at Memorial Hall. Reid Friday and his orchestra will provide the music. The event starts at 9 o clock and ends at 12.

The American Legion Aston Post Memorial Hall Reid Friday

Good Reason To Shut Up Good Reason To Shut Up

Aloysius tells a comic tale about Uncle Loquacious courting Pernicious. He asks Penny to marry him, she agrees, and they drive in perfect silence for ten minutes, with Loquacious claiming there is already too much said.

Aloysius Loquacious Lognacious Logacious Pernicious Penny

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