Sheriff Pushes Foul Play Theory in Honeycutt Death
Caldwell county Sheriff George D. Greer announced further support for foul play in the death of 21 year old Robert Lee Honeycutt a former merchant marine. A Granite Falls coroner jury ruled the cause of death a blow and injury to the head by unknown person or persons. Honeycutt had been missing since March 1 and his body was found last Monday in the Catawba river above the Lenoir Hickory highway bridge.
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Wallace Inquiry Probes Dennis Contempt Vote Questioned
The debate centers on strengthening American democracy at home and safeguarding its government style. It asks whether the congressional committee on un American activities will still vote to cite Eugene Dennis, Communist party secretary, for contempt after he did not appear to answer a subpoena.
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Connally Urges Frank Talk With Russia Over Aid Bill
Senator Connally calls for blunt U S rhetoric toward Soviet Russia and demand for restraint on satellite states tied to a proposed 400 million dollar assistance package for Greece and Turkey. He warns any misstep could trigger broader conflict while opponents predict war over the plan.
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Krug Faces Lewis Charges Over Centralia Mine Safety
Krug, head of the government seized pits, rebutted UMW president Lewis who called him the Centralia disaster “arch criminal.” The dispute centers on mine safety, government action, and a $3.5 million contempt fine against the union. Federal lawyers planned to argue over $2.8 million restitution as a safety shutdown loomed.
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Postal truck driver pleads guilty in $35000 theft near Albemarle
Herman Moose, 45, Greensboro postal truck driver who allegedly abandoned his truck and fled with $35000, appeared at a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner L Herbin and said he wanted to get it over with as soon as possible. He was captured near Albemarle in his flight toward Washington.
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Truck Driver Captured After Stolen Funds Recovered
The exact stolen amount was not disclosed but all except $191 has been recovered. The money was in a registered package on consignment from Greensboro to the Bank of Coleridge Ramseur. Moose, a two year department employee, drove the Star route truck for J. H. Sears Greensboro. Ramseur bank cashier triggered an alarm and alerted B. S. Eldridge Greensboro superintendent of mails about the truck’s absence yesterday afternoon.
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Boundary dispute deepens rift as Moscow talks loom
Western and Russian diplomats fail to agree on a Polish German frontier. Britain and the United States propose an international commission to draw details, offering Germany land but allowing Poland to retain Silesia. Molotov blocks the plan, citing Potsdam as final, with Marshall and Stalin exchange quotes.
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Stalin
Oklahoma Town Devastated by Tornado Strikes Shattuck Area
A powerful tornado ripped through Shattuck and Woodward Oklahoma causing total blackout and extensive damage. Emergency crews including Red Cross units moved in as Core residents faced injuries and fatalities. Irwin Walker, 67, was killed at the gas plant while rescue teams treated fracture cases and evacuated injured to Oklahoma City and nearby towns.
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Higgins
Oklahoma
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Gage
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Irwin Walker
Oklahoma City
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Clinton
Olka
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Telephone unions and AT and T near settlement on Long Lines dispute
Moran outlined that AT T final proposals for settling the Long Lines dispute would be reviewed first by the NFTW executive board and policy committee. A spokesman for AT T Long Lines said no agreement has been reached. Both sides reported substantial progress after ten days of negotiations guided by government conciliators.
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At&t
Long Lines Department
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American Union of Telephone Workers
Truman Addresses Public On Rice And Economy
President Truman discussed the rice situation for about a half hour and explained the quarterly economic review with his cabinet and advisers. He noted the meeting was a regular quarterly review not a special session and referenced enduring presidential endorsements of The Salvation Army since 1886.
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