Malenkov Leads First Soviet Parliament Session After Beria Ouster
In Moscow Premier Malenkov with six top leaders presided as the Supreme Soviet opened its first meeting since Beria’s removal. The 600 deputies approved the agenda and prepared to review the 1953 budget, with Molotov and Khrushchev among attendees.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Malenkov
Russia
L. P. Beria
V. M. Molotov
L. M. Kaganovich
N. 5. Khrushchev
K. E. Voroshilov
M. Saburov
M. G. Pervukhin
Supreme Co0viet
Marca
Stalin
Council of Nationalities
Nikolai Bulganin
A. I. Mikoyan
Communist Party
Governors Greet War Veterans At State Governors’ Conference
At Seattle the four state governors met returning Korean War veterans as the Marine Lynx docked, while a panel discussed rising public school costs and district level responsibility. Eisenhower urged states to preserve federalism and cooperation for a strong nation.
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Seattle
Wash
Eisenhower
America
Lawyer Admits Getting Fee In Tax Case Links to New York Figures
New York businessman William Lasdon testified Monday that he hired Mayock in July 1948 after a Solomon recommendation to obtain a favorable Treasury ruling. Lasdon denied any political contribution agreement. Mayock said he was paid cash to avoid traceability before distributing checks to Democratic HQ in Newark via Louis Johnson.
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Lasdon
Mayock
Johnson
Democratic
Appeal For Family Broadcast Here
Radio WHPE manager Gary Davis reports strong and immediate support for a broadcast appeal aiding the family of the late John Grayson Causey. Causey died July 28 at 26, leaving a hospitalised wife who had just given birth and two young sons aged six and two living at 205 Highland Ave.
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Gary Davis
WHPE
John Grayson Causey
Causey
Highland Ave
Brake failure blamed for rear end collision
A passenger car was struck from behind by a truck shortly after noon yesterday with minor damage and no injuries. Truck driver Thomas E. Brown of Winston-Salem was not charged. Car operator Webster C. Koontz of 3702 S. Main St. reported $100 in damage in the 00 block of South Main Street.
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Thomas E. Brown
Winston-Salem
Webster C. Koontz
S. Main St
South Main Street
Stocks slip on dull trading at New York market
Prices declined slightly in thin early dealings extending yesterday's drop. Trading volume totaled about 180000 shares, the smallest since July 23, with a few large blocks moving. Kansas Power & Light held at 17 percent, United Corp rose on 5000 shares, Sun Oil gained one, Shell eased, Bethlehem Steel up modestly, U S Steel down slightly.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Ooa
Anere
Kansas Power & Light
United Corp
Eeeyesnees
Pacific Lands
Sun Oil
Shell Oil
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
More Streets Get Postal Deliveries
North east High Point will gain mail carrier service for 118 families in new housing areas. W. H. Farlow notes September quarter funds cover expanded delivery for the city, with routes including Rollins Williams Waverly Carolina Avenue Clover Drive Parkside Drive and part of East State Street extension. He warns delivery starts only if houses are numbered and mail receptacles exist.
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W. H. Farlow
Division of Post Office
U. S. Post Office Department
Tte
High Point Post Office
Farlow
Friendly Hills
East Lexington and
Montlieu Avenues
Post Office
Washington
141 705 War Casualties Reported
The Defense Department reports 141 705 American casualties in Korea, up 1 159 from last week. Totals include 25 434 deaths 103 038 wounded 8 705 missing 3 001 captured and 1 527 returned. service breakdown lists Army Navy Marine and Air Force figures with deaths wounded and missing by branch.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Spider Bite Saves Youth Life in Cabin Fire
Leonard Skretteberg, 17, credits a spider bite for saving his life as he moved from a cabin on his ranch in Dayton, Ohio. Lightning struck the now-burnt cabin later that night after the bite prompted the boy to return to the ranch house.
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Dayton
Leonard Skretteberg
No Interpreter So Charges Are Dropped
Danbury city court officials postponed a hearing for Alfonso Rivera, 41, charged with hitting his wife with a sugar bowl. The regular Spanish interpreter, Victor Santa, 27, was unavailable due to a nine month sentence for biting a policeman.
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Danbury, Conn
Alfonso Rivera
Victor Santa
Ail
Women and Men Debate Fashion Power and Fear
HAL BOYLE reports a domestic clash over style trends as Trellis Mae argues clothing is personal expression while Wilbur insists men follow practical uniforms. She mocks male fear of difference and hints at playful revenge with otherworldly footwear.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Wilbur Peeble
Trellis Mae
Wilbur
Trellis Mac
St. Peter
Heaven
Iir
Return of Allied Prisoners Recounts Red Double-Cross
Allied prisoners describe harsh treatment and indoctrination by the Communists after capture in Korea. Veterans named include Pfc. James H. Hynson and Lt. Robert J. Coffee, with Dulles visiting Freedom Village during the exchange at Panmunjom.
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Gerald Cavagnaro
West Newbury
Mass
Cavagnaro
Panmunjom Exchange Point
Supreme Court postpones school segregation rearguments
The U S Supreme Court delayed reargu ments on public school segregation from October 12 to the December session at the urging of Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr The government seeks a comprehensive brief due to national significance and to allow more preparation time for arguments from Kansas Delaware Virginia South Carolina and the District of Columbia
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Washington
Supreme Court
Herbert Brownell
Harold B. Willey
Brownell
Kansas
Delaware
Virginia
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Marine Saw Russians On Battlefront During Chosin Withdrawal
Marine Sgt. Robert Coffee, the first US Marine repatriated in the Big Switch, says he saw what he believed were Russian soldiers aiding the rag. He was captured November 29, 1950, at Keto-Ri during the Chosin Reservoir withdrawal and reports his wife Jean and daughter Robin A nee, born shortly before capture. He recalls seeing blond Germans and a blond man with a Korean officer, notes food improved after Chinese took over, and says guards were lenient though he was indoctrinated by Communists until release.
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Freedom Village
Dulles
Syngman Rhee
John Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Carl McCardle
8Th Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
James H. Hynson
Chester
Hynson
Death Valley
Oscar W. Wooton
W. N.C
Robert J. Coffee
Korea
Coffee
Long Beach
Calif
Edward Hewlett
Detroit
Mich
Pfe
Andrew J. Viscuso
Phoenixville
H. H. Nutthill
United States
Robert Coffee
Keto-Ri
Chosen Reservoir
Jean
Robin Anee
Stork Delivers On Three Knoxville Births
In Knoxville Tennessee three newborns arrived on consecutive days with the Siegel family at 500 Longview Road reporting a girl born August 1, the Kerley family at 500 Longview Road with a boy born August 2, and Mrs O Shea at 700 Longview Road welcoming a boy Monday. The 800 Longview Road address is an empty lot.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Longview Road
Miles Siegel
William Kerley
Arthur K. O'Shea
Itchy Pimples Kill Romance Promises Fast Relief
Many shattered romances trace to skin blemish itching. Peterson's Ointment offers fast relief for pimples eczema and red blotches. One application delights or money refunded. Also for tired cracked feet.
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Peterson
High Point
Mann
King Harris
Eckerd Drug Stores
McMullan Rules on Cities Use of Assessment Funds
North Carolina Attorney General Harry McMullan issued rulings limiting how municipalities may use special assessment funds. He said funds tied to local improvements can pay bonds, but not finance non revenue producing projects like city halls or fire stations. Additional opinions touched on court costs, traffic penalties, turn signals, sheriff’s sales, equitable mortgages, and conflicts of interest among town boards.
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Raleigh
Harry McMullan
McMullan
Motor Vehicles Department
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