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The Gastonia Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1950

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Be Yourself Gal Mode Models in New York Tale

Hal Boyle profiles Joan and Tony Webster who run the Society of Models Inc in New York. They discuss the costly fake poise many aspiring models adopt, the value of natural charm, and how individuality helps models stand out to photographers. The couple bought their agency during a wartime period, rallied 30 models to repaint offices, and now manage about 100 models including an elderly grandmother type and even animal models.

Joan Tony Webster Society of Models, Inc Bal Boyiz Toney Europe Groucho Marx Tony Red Cross Riviera Tesday Webster Websters New York

Rape and Murder Suspect Is Held in Dillsboro

Richard Hall 36 of Dillsboro is held in connection with the rape and strangling of his sister in law Laura Ellen Taylor 32 a rubber company employee Miss Taylor is the sister of Hall's wife Sheriff Griffin Middleton says Hall confessed to the fatal attack on Miss Taylor

Dillsboro Richard Hall Laura Ellen Taylor Griffin Middleton Hall Miss Taylor

Plane Crash Off Bahrein Claims 39 Lives

A French Air France four engine Skymaster split into the Persian Gulf near Bahrein as it prepared to land. Twenty two were killed and seventeen listed missing. Twelve survivors, including four crew members, were rescued. Weather and storms hindered search efforts.

Bahrein Island Persian Gulf Air France Indo- China Prench Saigon Paris Behrein Saudi Arabia Eshirein Petroleum Company Bahrein Madagascar Constantine North Africa

Pittsburgh Milk Strike Persists As Negotiations Continue

Pittsburgh dairy workers strike reaches its seventh day with 3,200 employees affected across six western Pennsylvania counties. A two hour session failed to reach a deal as union demand includes a 40 hour week with 48 hours pay, two cent per bottle restoration, and a 35 percent wage boost to 13.50 for drivers. Dairy firms offered recovery of the two cent per bottle, an $11 daily minimum, and a 44 hour pay plan.

Pittsburgh AFL Onion Pennsylvania Vindustry Harry A. Tevis AFL D and M. Dairy Alfred Rombach Steve Devaty Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers Association

Local Temperature and Rainfall Update

Local weather note shows yesterday’s low and today’s forecast high. Rainfall to date stands at 298 units with a quota of 22. Laches and a deficiency of 1.42 noted in the report.

Weather forecast for North Carolina shows continued warmth

The brief from Norta Carolina notes continued warm conditions into Friday night with scattered thunder showers expected.

Norta Carolina Ec Ad

Fast Fasts Beyond Fifty Day In German Hunger Feat

Mark Fast Goes Beyond 50 Day in Frankfurt sealed glass box as Willy Schmitz, Germany's self styled hunger artist, matches his own record by fasting 50 days. After a medical check he plans three more days in the cage aiming for a world record. He jokes about an Indian competitor in Lille Prince and snakes.

Praneport Germany Willy Schmitz Frankfurt Willy Lille Prince

FIGHT RAGES IN SENATE RACE IN NORTH CAROLINA

Raleigh report details a heated Senate runoff clash between Willis Smith and Frank Graham. Opponents accuse Smith of Republican ties while the Smith camp blasts the smear as desperation. Graham continues a western tour with stops in Marion Lincolnton Gastonia and Charlotte.

Graham Marion Lincolnton Shelby Rutherfordton Lawndale Columbus D. Hiden Ramsey Asheville Gastonia Charlotte Concord

Joe Doakes Becomes Symbol of the Average Man

A 34 year old Binghamton carpenter named Joe Doakes says his name is used by commentators and cartoonists to represent the so called little man. He recalls how radio mentions once startled him but now he accepts his role as the average citizen.

Binghamton, N J. Joseph Doakes

Counterfeit Money Ring Grows as Narcotics Trade Expands

Senate investigators report rising counterfeiting and narcotics trafficking in the United States. Secret Service chief Baughman cites $10 and 20 bills seized at about $100,000 monthly, with $590,000 in the first five months. Chicago and New York are key hubs. a linked ring distributes bad money nationwide. Anslinger notes a New York North Carolina heroin tubes network busted.

Washington Senate United States New York Chicago San Francisco Secret Service A. £. Baughman H. J. Anstinger U. S. Bureau of Narcotics Senate Appropriations Committee Baughman Anslinger New York-North Carolina North Carolina

County grand jury urges more sheriff protection and funds

The grand jury recommends adding five deputies and two patrol cars to the sheriff's department for 1950 51, estimating total sheriff’s budget near 75000 dollars. Sheriff Efird says demand for protection rises countywide, especially rural areas, while auditor Claude Dent notes costs around 19000 dollars for the new positions. The current department employs 14 officers with six cars, and the county weighs tax rate impacts amid plans for larger police capacity.

Grand Jury Sheriff's Department Hoyle Efird Claude Dent COUN Efird Dow River Bend

First Natural Gas Pipe Reaches City in Gastonia

The Gastonia Public Service Company began evaluating the local gas field after a three week plant survey. President Charles B. Zeigler noted the survey was favorable and announced the first two shipments of 8 inch pipe arrived. The company signed a June 3 contract with Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line to supply gas for 39 towns in North and South Carolina pending Federal Power Commission approval. The plan forecasts 6,700,060,000 cubic feet of gas in the first year.

Gastonia Public Service Company of North Carolina Charles B. Zeigler Public Service Texas New York North South Carolina Zelgier Federa Power Commission Area Gastonia Company

Legion picks Hill Speaker at North Carolina convention

The North Carolina Department of the American Legion opening its annual convention in Charlotte on June 24 will feature Senator Lister Hill of Alabama as principal speaker at the final session on June 27. Hill replaces Senator Tom Connally of Texas who could not attend due to Senate business. About 5,000 Legionnaires are expected, including National Commander George Craig.

Charlotte North Carolina Department of the American Legion Lister Hill Alabama Hill Paul R. Younts Tom Connally Texas Younts Connally Senate Natonal George Craig

Wind and hail wreck damage near Bowling Green

A late Wednesday storm with 0 to 8 inch winds lifted crowns and tore parts from roofs across the Henry Riddle and Kinge road areas near Bowling Green. A roof was removed at Mrs. B R Love’s home and a chimney toppled while trees were uprooted at Mrs. Joe Adams. Minor damages reported elsewhere.

Bowling Green Bam Teit B. R. Love Henry Riddle Tom Riddle Joe Adams Kinge Road

Religious fight delays selection for House Labor panel

Washington report notes a religious-affiliation dispute delaying the choice to fill the Labor and Education Committee seat left by the late Lesinski. Candidates Rep. Mitchell and Rep. Tauriello, Protestant and Catholic respectively, face opposition amid bids to manage federal aid to education and past Catholic school funding stances.

Washington Labor and Education Committee Mitchell D-Wash Tauriello Lesinski D-Mich Bittchell Rep Barden D-Nc Gaston County James Harris Waller Cannon Wea & Man North Carolinian RH. Harris Farm Lucie Smith Democratic House Aleeecine Lesingki Buffalo Mon Wallgren Senate

40 Persons Are Killed In Uprising In Arequipa Peru

LIMA June 15 At least 40 persons were believed killed over two days as rebels seized Arequipa’s city hall military headquarters airport and radio station The government later moved loyal troops into the city and blamed Communists for the revolt The city population is about 93000 with many wounded and no official casualty figures announced.

Lima Petru Are- Quipa Arequipa Peru

Lowell Man Killed by Car Near Lucia

Clarence Hunter Smith, 24, of Lowell, was struck by a hit and run driver about 3 am Thursday one mile south of Lucia. He died later at Charlotte Memorial Hospital.

Clarence Hunter Smith Lowell Lucia Charlotte Memorial Hospital

Eastern Star Leaders Named at North Carolina Convention

Jeme M. Henley of Reidsville is elected worthy grand patron and Mae B. Willman of Asheville is the new worthy grand matron at the North Carolina Order of the Eastern Star four day convention in Greensboro. Charters were presented to 14 new state chapters. Next year’s convention will be in Asheville.

Greensboro Jeme M. Henley Reorbere North Carolina Order of the Eastern Star Mae B. Willman Asheville Washington N.C Maute Raynor Foy Kinston Arnold Kincaid Bessemer City Bessie Buck Mangum Rocky Mount Nellie B. Stine Lenoir Helen Bell Rimmer Sanford

Fatality Review Points To Unknown Vehicle Collision

Officer Harris described a fatal hit and run involving a large man named Smith. No skid marks or driver intervention were found, suggesting a possible tractor-trailer involvement. Smith was dragged about 40 feet toward Mt Holly after last being seen at Clyde Nation lumber camp in Lincoln county around 10 PM.

Harris Smith Mt. Holly Clyde Nation Lincoln County Severs

Graham Favors Expanded Social Security Support

Marion reports Gen. Frank P. Graham endorses the Senate expansion bill for Social Security. He backs extended coverage and larger old age benefits, lauding contributor Robert Doughton and aligning with Hoey and N George D-Gay. Graham cites his UNC presidency role on Roosevelt’s advisory committee aiding the 1935 act.

Marion Frank P. Graham U. S. Senate Congress Graham Robert Doughton House Ways and Means Committee Hoey N George D-Gay University of North Carolina Roosevelt National Advisory Committee On Social Security

Complaint Denied in Charge of Political Law Violation

Justice Department ruled that a North Carolina Farmers Cooperative Exchange letter promoting Senator Graham did not violate the Corrupt Practices Act. Assistant Attorney General McInerney cited Supreme Court rulings allowing unions and corporations to discuss political topics in regular business communications to inform members and customers about dangers or advantages of measures or elections. The Raleigh group had sought an immediate investigation of PCX amid a June 24 Democratic primary runoff.

Washington Justice Department Irder Frank P. Graham North Carolina James M. McInerney Mana Mibila J. L. Crouch Unanime Hardware Center Crouch Charlotte J. Howard McGrath Farmers Cooperative Exchange of Raleigh PCX Senator Graham Wills Smith Raleigh SM. G. Mann The FOX Graham FOX, Inc McInerney Alirney Supreme Court

Party Chiefs Plan Major Cut In Excise Tax Plan

Democratic tax drafters after a secret huddle neared virtual agreement on a billion dollar excise tax cut bill that could dodge a veto. The measure envisions trimming excise taxes on jewelry furs luggage and more while raising corporate income tax rates to fund the plan. If enacted by July 1 it aims to pass the House and await Senate action before adjournment and would adjust notched corporate rates and eliminate the present 43 percent bracket for some firms.

Washington Rayburn House Senate Congress Truman

Fort Bragg Soldier Killed in NC 52 Crash

Fort Bragg soldier William John Rudasille aged 22 died in a car crash on NC 52 in Bladen County early last night, according to the Motor Vehicles Department. The Raleigh report confirms the fatal accident near Bladen County.

Raleigh William John Rudasille Fort Bragg Motor Vehicles Department NC 52 Bladen County

Oklahoma man on trial in Munich escapes jail again

An Oklahoma suspect awaiting trial in Munich on 19 charges escaped jail for the third time in two months. American officers reported he climbed from his cell, leaped through a window, and evaded guards, following a prior April incident where he knocked out several German and American guards. Authorities suspected he may be visiting his sweetheart Anta Sporer.

Yeate Munich Fe Fterman Anta Sporer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hal Boyle Sigma Chi Berethy Ann Grever Freeport N. YF Sigua Chi Rne Mark Willis Smith Hubert E. Olive Lexington Frank Graham J. C. B. Ehringhaus Jr Emmer, Sak Hot Springs Ark Robert R. Reynolds Reynolds Joe Doakes Florida Puller Warren Tallahassee Wally F. Schana Legion Eastern Star Willman Worthy J. M. Henley Graham Favors Umer Uuneral Corporation Secretary of the Treasury Snyder
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