Administration Recasts Foreign Aid After Korea Crisis
The Truman administration moves to reshape long term foreign economic aid plans as Korea heightens defense needs. Officials expect continued Western European aid beyond the Marshall Plan, despite Capitol Hill sentiment to cut funds, with Gordon Gray and Harriman steering the review.
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Pthe Truman
Europe
Congress
Capitol Hill
Marins
Senate
House
Gordon Gray
Truman
Gray
Mr. Truman
W. Averell Harriman
State Department and Economic Cooperation Administration
Britain
United States
Denmark
Western
Korea
Auto Crashes Into Truck Negro Held For Hit and Run
A hit and run driver struck a tractor-trailer at Centennial and East Lexington around 10:15 p.m. The alleged driver was brought to police headquarters about an hour later. The tractor-trailer was driven by L. O. Lineberger of Dallas, N. C. The car then plowed into a grocery lot and a service station area before fleeing. Police traced the license and found a battered sedan at John Hayes's residence on Route 1. Hayes, a 60 year old Negro, was booked on a hit and run charge. Also, Bennie Hensley, 420 Park, faces reckless driving and no operator's license after an accident on Ward street at 6 p.m. Howard J. Kaney of Route 6 was the other driver. damages totaled about 45 dollars. Junior M. Barnes of Thomasville faces drunken driving charges.
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Centennial
East
Lexington Avenue
L. O. Lineberger
Dallas
N. C
Centennial Avenue
Lineberger
John Hayes
Route 1
Hayes
Bennie Hensley
Park
Ward Street
Hensley
Howard J. Kaney
Route 6
Boatwright Upsets Ward to Repeat At Asheville
P. J. Boatwright Jr of Aiken South Carolina defeated Harvie Ward of Tarboro North Carolina one up in the 36 hole championship finals to win the Biltmore Forest Country Club Men's Invitation Golf tournament for the second straight year.
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Asheville
P. J. Boatwright, Jr
Aiken
Ls. C
Biltmore Forest Country Club
Harvie Ward
Tarboro
N. C
Negro Given 18 Months For Assault In Thomasville
Doak Grier 23 of 215 Church street was sent to the roads for 18 months after a recorder's court verdict for assault with a deadly weapon in Thomasville. Grier cut Nathan Brown with a knife and appealed. Clarence Wilson of Burton street extension also received 18 months on three counts, with suspensions tied to support and nonassault conditions and appeals. Other judgments include suspensions for assault on females, drunkenness, embezzlement, and reckless driving, with various conditions and appeals noted.
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Thomasville
Doak Grier
Church Street
Recorder’s Court
W. H. Steed
Grier
Nathan Brown
Black Street
Clarence Wilson
Burton Street
Wilson
S. R. Moore
Trinity Street
Allen Holly, Jr
Myrtle Little
Greensboro
James Gordon
Turner Street
Howard Steele
Peace Street
Everette Brown
Fisher Ferry Street
James Brown
King Row
W. H. Tussey
Pine Street
Richard Collins
Winston Street
Henry Lee Overcash
East Green Street
High Point
Alfonzo Epps
Crowell and Batten
Fred Lee Dawkins
Tate Street
Franklin Rodgers
Carmall Street
J. Raymond Beck
Kivett Drive
Burbank Woman Sues Man Over Eight-Year Secret Marriage
A Burbank California woman claims she was not legally married to a man she believed to be her husband and sues for 25,000 dollars in back pay for eight years of service as secretary bookkeeper and housekeeper.
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Burbank, Calif
Mrs. Mary Reddick Taken By Death
Mrs. Mary M. Carter Reddick 75 of Trinity Route 1 died at home after a brief illness. She was active in Prospect Methodist Church for 60 years, born November 12, 1874 in Randolph County. Survived by sons Grady and Ivey Reddick, grandchildren and nieces. Funeral Monday at 3 p.m. at Prospect Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Body to be returned to the home today at 2:30 p.m.
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Thomasville
Mary M. Carter Reddick
Trinity
Route 1
Prospect Methodist Church
Randolph County
David M
Winnie Jones Carter
William M. Reddick
Grady Reddick
Ivey Reddick
Church
Two Negroes Charged After Cutting Scrapes
Two men were charged with assault with a deadly weapon after a series of cutting scrapes yesterday. William Burst, 41, of 1019 East Washington Street, and Sylvester Rose, 43, of 500 Leflin, were released on bond. Burst allegedly cut Alice Poe, 1019 East Washington, on the breast with a knife. Rose was charged with cutting Viola Waden, 313 Leflin, on the arm with a knife and with drunkenness.
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William Burst
East Washington Street
Sylvester Rose
Leflin
Burst
Alice Poe
East Washington
Rose
Viola Waden
Loflin
Dearborn Mayor Hubbard Escapes Jail Charge
Mayor Orville L. Hubbard of Dearborn was freed from a debtor’s jail cell as process servers could not locate him. He faces arrest on a writ for failing to pay a $7,500 judgment won by Dearborn attorney John J. Fish in a libel suit dated April 26.
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Detroit
Orville L. Hubbard
Dearborn
Wayne County
Friends
Hubbard
Circuit
John J. Fish
Maple Sap Yields Furor: Many Gallons Per Gallon Sirup
A note explains that producing a single gallon of maple sirup requires several gallons of sap, illustrating the high sap volume in traditional syrup production.
Irish potatoes stored in cool dry ventilated place
An advisory notes Irish potatoes should be kept in a cool dry well ventilated location. This guidance emphasizes stable storage conditions to prevent spoilage and sprouting.
West Germany Saar Seek Greater Council of Europe Role
Western foreign ministers moved West Germany and the Saar toward associate membership in the Council of Europe upper house, while remaining on track for full membership after postwar occupation statutes change. Italy's Sforza led the push as France and Britain initially resisted.
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Joseph Dynan
Strasbourg
France
West Germany
Saar
Council of Europe
Carlo Sforza
Italy
Council
Consultative Assembly
Robert Schuman
United States
Britain
United Nations
Korea
Assembly
Schuman
Sforza
Ireland
Sean MacBride
Belgium
Paul-Henri Spaak
Edward Webb Dies in Timber Accident at Highlands
Funeral services are set for Edward Webb 41 of Highlands after a tree fell on him while cutting timber near the country club. He was killed instantly on Friday afternoon and witnesses told investigators the accident happened as the tree toppled.
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Edward Webb
Franklin
Highlands
Webb
Country Club
Fourteen North Korean Planes Downed by U.S. Fighters
American fighters reported destroying or damaging fourteen North Korean planes yesterday. B 29 Superforts struck rail yard facilities at Seoul for a second straight day, leaving the target in flames.
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Tokyo
Seoul
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