Elaborate Dress Rehearsal Staged For POW Swap
U N Command staged a dress rehearsal of the POW exchange plan at Munsan Korea moving 150 Allied soldiers as liberated POWs to Inchon. Red Cross teams signed to inspect camps and distribute gifts while Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission fixed next inspection dates. The Reds plan 400 prisoners daily. the UN will handle 2,400 able bodied and 360 sick daily.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
Panmunjom
Inchon
Red Cross
Iron Curtain
Manchurian
Sven Grafstrom
Neutral Nations Supervisory Com
North
South Korea
Peiping Radio
Kae‘song
Pyoktong
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S. 8Th Army
Freedom Village
Taylor
U. N
Seoul
Governors Converge on West Coast Meet for States Rights Push
The 45th annual Governor's Conference opens with GOP and Democratic leaders seeking to rebalance federal aid and state powers. Governors call for a balanced budget before tax cuts and favor raising the national debt limit, while proposing to reduce federal subsidies and return more duties to states. Dewey urges debt-limit increase to fund defense orders.
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West Coast
Seattle
Wash
Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
GOP
Daniel Reed
R-N.y
Senate
House
James Byrnes
South Carolina
Walter Kohler
Wisconsin
Kohler
Theodore R. McKelding
Maryland
National Guard
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Mark Clark Best Man In Son's Wedding
Gen. Mark Clark United Nations Far East commander stands as best man for his son Maj. William D. Clark who marries Audrey Claire Loflin in a small New Orleans ceremony at Holy Name of Jesus Church Loyola University. The couple will honeymoon through several destinations before returning to Fort Benning Georgia.
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New Orleans
Mark Clark
United Nations Far East
Maj
William D. Clark
Audrey Claire Loflin
Holy Name of Jesus Church
Loyola University
Clark
Loflin
Louisiana State University
General Clark
Tokyo
U.N
Washington
State Department
Polygamy Cult Warned By Authorities
In Short Creek Arizona authorities praised operations that removed 154 children and 38 mothers on five buses from the polygamy community. Officials warned that any man attempting to leave Arizona with kids faces kidnapping charges while Utah would handle extraditions for adults and custody for minors.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Short Creek
Asst
Paul la Prade
Arizona-Utah
Blie
la Prade
Arizona
Kingman
Creek
Utah
United States
Capitol State Funeral for Senator Taft Ends National Tribute
President Eisenhower and national leaders attended a state funeral in the Capitol rotunda honoring Senator Robert A. Taft who died of cancer in New York. Senator Bricker praised Taft's reverence for God and liberty as dignitaries and lawmakers gathered for the ceremony. The casket rested in the rotunda amid 900 chairs as prayers and Bible readings concluded the solemn tribute.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Capitol
Senate
House
Taft
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Republic
New York
Rotunda
Capitol Dome
Supreme Court
Frederick Brown Harris
America
Bricker
Nixon
Douglas MacArthur
Inoculation Delayed in Avery County Polio Drive
Health officials await a Washington reply on gamma globulin for a mass inoculation of 3 000 children under 10 in Avery County. Dr John Hamilton says the Office of Defense Mobilization is expected to respond today to the request from Dr Cameron McRae and Avery County Health Offices.
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Raleigh
Washington
Avery County
John Hamilton
Office of Defense Mobilization
Cameron McRae
Non Denominational Chapel Hill Church Organized
The new church formed yesterday in Chapel Hill names Rev. Charles M. Jones as pastor. Jones previously led Chapel Hill Presbyterian Church and was dismissed in March after a Presbytery commission found doctrinal deviation. He resigned from the Presbyterian ministry two weeks ago.
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Chapel Hill
Charles M. Jones
Jones
Chapel Hill Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Hearing to block Erwin Mills agent switch in Superior
A hearing was set in Superior to prevent Erwin Mills from switching selling agents. John Spring Hill, a major stockholder, obtained a temporary restraining order and served it on the mill's board at a recent meeting.
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Durham
Erwin Mills
Superior
John Spring Hill
Storm damages Pine Level after severe windstorm
Johnston County community Pine Level began repairs after a late yesterday wind and rain storm. Damages reached up to 100000 dollars with winds up to 60 mph. One home destroyed, many houses damaged, telephone lines down, many trees uprooted and several tobacco barns damaged. no injuries reported.
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Johnston County
Umstead Names Hodges and Harden to Lead Bond Referendum Campaign
Gov. Umstead appoints Brandon P. Hodges of Asheville and John Harden of Greensboro to co chair a statewide drive promoting the Oct 3 bond referendum for 72 million dollars in state bonds. They will head the campaign to present the bond program to voters.
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Umstead
Raleigh
Brandon P. Hodges
Asheville
John Harden
Greensboro
NLRB examiner urges Thomason Plywood to bargain with union
A National Labor Relations Board trial examiner recommends Thomason Plywood Corp in Fayetteville cease refusing to bargain with the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America AFL upon union request.
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Charlotte
National Labor Relations Board
Fayetteville
Thomason Plywood Corp
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
AFL
Congress Hopes to Adjourn Without Immediate Debt Increase
Congress moves toward adjournment as a White House conference postpones action on raising the federal debt limit until next year if possible. Senate leaders Knowland and Millikin say no decision will be made until after September tax totals.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Senate
Knowland
Calif
Sen. Millikin
R-Colp
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Hum Rey
Humphrey
Jang
Millikin
Dulles Seeks Korea Pact Talks Before U N Conference
Secretary of State Dulles flies toward Seoul to confer with President Syngman Rhee on a Korean American security pact. He aims to coordinate U S policies with Seoul while a rehabilitation plan offers U S troops to repair Korea war damage. Rhee warns of possible walkout if unity talks fail in 90 days. Peiping Radio attacks Dulles amid peace broadcasts.
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Mcchord Air Force Base
Wash
Dulles
Pacific
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Red China
Peiping
Tacoma
Washington
Eisenhower
South Korea
United States
U. N
Korea
Rhee
Republic of Korea
U. S
United
Associated Press
San Francisco
Twelve Dead From Violence In North Carolina Weekend
The Associated Press reports at least 12 people died in North Carolina over the weekend due to violence. Victims include Mrs. Charles Traber near Jacksonville, Pfe Leslie L. Russell at Fayetteville, Beula Forman in Kinston, and others across the state from Wilkesboro to Charlotte, with several shootings and fatal accidents under investigation.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Charles Traber
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Highway
Jacksonville
Pfe
Leslie L. Russell
Rt. 3
Marion
Ft. Bragg
Fayetteville
Russell
Beula M. Forman
New York
Kinston
James Arthur Edwards
Boatswain
Dean Earl Craven
Wilbur
Highway 16
North Wilkesboro
Lesley Brown
Farmer
Bladenboro
James McLaughlin
Kannapolis
Clifford H. Brown
McLaughlin
Bertha Mae
Alvin Odel White
Halls Township
White
Sam Broadie
Raleigh
Almond B. Bugg
Knightdale
Charles Franklin Adams
Rt. 1
Mooresboro
Wilkinson Point
Minnesota Beach
New Bern
Neuse River
Cascades
Blue Ridge Parkway
Boone
Claude Winston Stuart
Roanoke
Stuart
William G. Stone
Anchorage
Alaska
Black Mountain
Asheville
Helen Swink
Charlotte
Opening 1953 Border Belt tobacco markets forecast weekly average near $52
Full sales are expected on all markets including Fairmont Lamberton Chadbourn Clarkton Fair Bluff Fayetteville Whiteville and Tabor City. W P Hedrick predicts a $51 to $52 average based on South Carolina markets and notes 70 percent of the crop harvested with generally favorable growing conditions and anticipated heavy opening sales.
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Raleigh
Border Belt
Fairmont
Lamberton
Chadbourn
Clarkton
Fair Bluff
Fayetteville
Whiteville
Tabor City
W. P. Hedrick
North Carolina
South Carolina
Hedrick
North Carolina Belt
Lambertob
Phantom Killer Sparks Two-State Turnpike Hunt
Police in Pennsylvania and Ohio guard the Turnpike as a serial slayer targets sleeping truckers. Three victims found shot every three days, from Donegal to Lisabon, with robbing suspected in two cases. Authorities urged movement for resting drivers while teaming with unions to aid patrols.
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Greensburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Lisbon
Pitts
Sheperd
Shepherd
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Turnpike
AFL Teamsters’ Union
Travel Ban In Red Zone Triggers Riots Across East Germany
East Berlin radio reports clashes as the ban on travel to West Berlin triggers protests and strikes. Workers at Leuna refinery and Bitterfeld plants join sit downs while 150 students clash with authorities in Potsdam. Food parcels seized as eastbound hunger riots spread.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Red Radio
West Berlin
Potsdam
East Germany
West
Leuna
Merseburg
Bitterfeld
Jena
Magdeburg
Erfurt
Walter Ulbricht
Red
Doctor To Tell State of Cardinal Stepinac Ailment Today
California internist Dr. John H. Lawrence arrived from London to assess Aloysius Cardinal Stepinac in the Yugoslav village where he is effectively under arrest. Lawrence declined to comment as he left the airport with Dr. John S. Rush of Holy Cross Hospital Chicago after the bedside visit.
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New York
California
Yugoslavia
Aloysius Cardinal
Stepinac
John H. Lawrence
Donner
University of California
London
Lawrence
John S. Rush
Holy Cross Hospital
Chicago
Weather report with temps and sun times
Low tonight 70 high tomorrow 95. High today 94 and low last night 72. Sunset 7 23 p m and sunrise 5 29 a m tomorrow.
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