Boxing Letters Reach Gastonia Over Boxing Permit War
A published volley of correspondence shows Gastonia boxing clash with city officials over permit favors and exclusive promoter rights. Mayor W Harrelson and Boxing Commission members wrestle over authority and a proposed $1,000 fee tied to a potential fight in Charlotte, with letters exchanged among Yancey, Beane, and local commissioners detailing positions and requests for council guidance.
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Oostanla Boxing Commission
W. Harrebs
Yancey
Vay
Gastonia
Tisor
Jit Bane
Cree Commission
Jidee Batders
H. T. McConnell
M. Holder
Wake
Coun
Hal Gazette
Che Gazette
Varney
General Assembly
Castoulaga
Yans Cey
Charlotte Promolar
Gazelle
Jidix
U Raiders
Forest. Stokter
4. R. McConnell
Joh Smith
East
Betty Bheel
Gilly Panne Roberts
Wyeek
Charlotte
Smith Tins
Dln Bintth
Smith
Gilt
Bosity Commission
Inter
Pat Cooke
Autor
Ray
Brag
Andy
Gastonia Boxing Commission Rules and Fees Outlined
North Carolina’s Gastonia Boxing Commission details its establishment under Chapter 142 of the 1931 Private Laws. The document sets promotion limits to a single promoter per city, outlines licensing, fees, and enforcement, and notes enclosures with the commission’s financial statements and involved officials.
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North Garalina
Bir
Andor
Elie Cos
Jimny Smith
Charlotte
Jiay Brith
Belly Street
Smiths
Inkame
Jireceding Commission
Promoalion
Catania
Mab
Ranumiasion
Marsin
Castanis
Garlonia
Han
Nln Cine
Cin Fen
Camaitaton
Varley
Lernamission
Anorcokal Ai. Dursemrats
Conumbsian
LE Mght
Gastonia
Hungry Cow Disrupts Health Records Discussion in Odisha
A chaotic scene in CUTTACK with a cow roaming the area during a health department meeting. Deputy Minister Basanthinan commented on the disruption as officials attempted to continue the Assembly session. The incident drew attention to security and decorum as attendees recovered from the interruption.
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Cuttack
Indu
Ue Ora Bate Department of Health
Miniter Basanthinan
Atate
Aleta Wiirned
Mra. Dev
Atelel
Hiney
Gastonians Attend Bankers Conference in Chapel Hills
Three members of Citizens National Bank attend a bankers conference in Chapel Hills. Knox Wlaiget, Hugh McArver, and Asbert Gault participate as divisions of the bank hold separate sessions at the Carolina Inn. The event runs through Saturday with daily sessions and speeches by leading bankers.
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Stat
Citizens National Bank
Chapel Hills
Dive
Knox Wlaiget
Canter
Hugh McArver
Trust Department
Asbert Gault
Ian
Carolinann
Mrs Price Operates Porkys Grill in New York
Fragmentary market notes show Mrs. Price running Porkys Grill in New York with scattered prices and dates. Mentions July entries and various commodity figures lacking full context.
Porky s Grill Reopens Under Mrs Price in Gastonia
Mrs. Marshall Price resumes operation of Porky’s Grill on York market near Victory Hall in Gastonia serving sandwiches and complete meals daily. Partnered with Akera Motor Lines, Price previously ran the restaurant with Jack Sarver, former Mol a police officer, assisted by Mrs Edna McFadden Betty Lenray and Catherine Bryer in the busy South Gastonia dining spot.
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Marshall Price
Porky
York
Tyes
Ailland
Ralelah
Avenger
Cirade
Price
Dodge Roadeo Champs Show Dodge Trucks Dominance
The 1952 Roadeo results reveal Dodge trucks sweeping regional titles across Massachusetts Connecticut and North Carolina. Winners include Alfred Raynard and A S Massey driving Dodge vehicles for Associated Transport and Central Motor Freight Lines. The national finals loom as Dodge drivers aim for further glory in New York at the national Roadeo.
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Detroit
Brate Readen Cham Plong
Masachisets
Connecticut
North Caralina
Dodge
William 8. Woolsey
Dodge Fivison
Chryater Corporation
Arthur WY
Macedo
Heintieway Brothers Go
Tne Aitie
Boston Corse
Massachusetts
Alfred Raynard
Sendltrater Chanpleredtig
Vrnl
Dat Fogezka
Associated ‘Transport
North Carolina
A. 8. Massey
Central Motor Freight Lines
Wye American Trucking
Gelabar
New York
Af Jing
Hog Market Report From Raleigh and Nearby Markets
Fragmentary OCR shows hog prices and market activity across Raleigh and surrounding towns. Mentions 78 to 3M cents, farm locations such as Mount Olive and Clinton, and several North Carolina towns including Whiteville Siler City and Lumberton with mixed price notes and regional steadiness.
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Raleigh
Wenkot
Illshora
Beulaville
Kimton
Becky Mount
Weaglend
Alehraand
Warren Named To Medical School In Durham
Dr Warren, former medical investigator for the Office of Scientific Research and Development, is named professor of medicine at Duke University Medical School in Durham. Dean Davison cites his role in developing veterans hospital programs and research. AMA notes an $8,250 grant by the American Heart Association. Native of Columbus Ohio, he earned AB from Ohio State and MD from Harvard.
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Amitherssemer City
Hylan Appelman
America
Feremont
Rasta
Firak Baptist Church
Feneraly
Appelaran
Bessemer City
Post Wari
Vexas
David Parenter
Tila Aninrer
Firat
Hapdlat iGhweh
Anpotinan
Rusia
Bamn
Hood
Dnieper
Armerica
DePauw University
Lott
Nex Davis
Central Christlin Church
Denver
Appel
Nestin
Ciastadin
Aelock
Marning
Duly
Hightay
Gastonia
Gaston Bap Just Ministers Conference
Durham
James ¥. Warren
Office of Scientific Reacaren
Tuke University Medical School
W. J. Davison
Emory University Medical School
Warieh
AMA
Colunbus
AB. Sfegrty
Ohio,State University
Harvard Medical School
Bleachers Fall at Fourth of July Show In Estelline
More than 15 million people escaped serious injury when an overloaded bleacher section collapsed during a Fourth of July amateur show at the race track in Estelline. Thirty five treated at a hospital, none kept, injuries were minor cuts and bruises. Mayor Hoffelt estimated about 1300 people occupied the collapsed section and 150 more in a second section. no fatalities.
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Edward F. Hoffelt
Wall Street Day Trading Headlines From July Market Report
July trading on Wall Street closed with mixed results as several key stocks moved. Notable names mentioned include Montgomery Ward United Airlines Chrysler and Westinghouse Electric while Copper and Dew Chem were among others tracked by investors.
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New York
Steely
Tnt
Alreeadts
Jana
Met
Cross Burning Reported Near Spartanburg Park Hills
A fire burned in a sparsely settled wooded area on Pale Forest Road near the Park Hills Club Friday night. Residents reported a six foot wide scorched area with flames, as wiremen extinguished the blaze and no injuries were noted.
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Spartanburg
Pale Forest Road
Park Hills
Spaniel Catches Beaver Ends With Injury at River
In Columbia Falls Montana a cocker spaniel named Lucky chased a beaver into the Flathead River. The dog nabbed the beaver but suffered a broken rib after a veterinarian treated Lucky’s wounds. The beaver escaped.
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Columbia Falls
Mont
Lucky
Flathead River
Here
Slavs Building Massive Fortifications in Austria Border
Austria border officials report Yugoslavia is constructing a broad double line of fortifications along the northern frontier. A Styrian report notes mountain lookout posts observe bunkers and gun emplacements rising along the Derama river to deter a possible Hungarian Plains attack.
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Vienna
Austria
Yugoslavia
Styua
Analilos
Ountain
Derara
Truman To Vote Through Alternate At Democratic Convention
President Truman plans to vote via an alternate at the Democratic National Convention beginning July 7. The alternate, Thomas J. Gaye, will cast a ballot for Missouri’s delegation as Truman remains away from the event, awaiting confirmation and casting half the votes as allowed.
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Washington
Truman
UN. Thomas
J. Gaye
Kaitan
Gavin
Misshuri
NEA Delegates Back Public Funds for Schools Debate
About 3500 teacher delegates at the National Education Association’s 90th annual convention demanded that funds be used to support public schooling. A resolution from the remuneration committee urged vigorous defense of church separate education and voiced respect for religious groups' rights to maintain oath schools funded by their own supporters, providing they meet educational and quality standards set by the states.
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Detroit
Natwnal Edication Association
Amniitak
Pmnate
Patoeual Schonle
NEA
Uhetr T
Holiday Death Toll Tops 600 Over Long Weekend
A holiday period spike in fatalities drew official caution as traffic watchers logged rising deaths across highways, beaches, and pools. Officials noted June 30 to July 4 saw fewer drownings than feared, while the National Safety Council warned motorists to drive carefully as summer vacation travels surged.
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Geo
Carter
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety County
He Council
Hart
Joint Meeting of VFW Districts in North Carolina
The 9th and 11th VFW districts held a joint meeting in Charlotte Sunday with James Wallace presiding as commander of the 13th district. Roy Warren of Gastonia was elected district quartermaster. The next meeting is planned for Gastonia around Ortabec J.
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Tth
Nerv Carolina Veterans of Foreign [Wars
Char- Lotte
James Ms Wallace Et
Gastonia
Roy Warren
Ortabec J
Local horse study marks setback for trainer Val Nori
A fragmented report from Atkins frontline notes a setback for trainer Val Nori Fails at a Sunday event. The text mentions an ale compressor device and incomplete details about a tor result and TAS a. Further specifics are unreadable.
Governor Scott Back In Office After Conference
RALEIGH July 7 Gov Scott returns to his office after a week away at the National Governor's Conference in Houston Texas. A heavy backlog of mail and a steady stream of callers awaited him as he resumed duties. His week includes a fishing trip to Swansboro a talk at Goldsboro to men of the First Presbyterian Church and a flight to Fr McLean Ohio to review the 30th Division National Guardsmen.
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Raleigh
Scott
Houston
Tex
Swansboro
Goldsaaro
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