Greeks Warn Bulgarians Over Gamma Island Firing
Greek military leaders warned Bulgaria they would be fired on without warning if they land again on Gamma in the Evros frontier. Athens reports calm after Bulgarian forces retreated under Greek mortar fire and denies reports of renewed fire or mass deployments. Gamma lies at the northeast border where the Evros River meets Greece Bulgaria and Turkey.
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Dikaia
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U. N. Peace Commission
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Rail unions announce plan to strike New York Central East Division
Three operating rail unions say a 1 pm Monday strike will halt service on lines east of Buffalo. It would idle 14 000 workers and affect 81 000 daily passengers including 50 000 commuters to and from New York City. Union leaders warned of possible picket lines despite a mediation request.
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New York Central Railroad
Buffalo
New York City
Charles H. Keenan
The
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Brotherhoods of
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National Mediation Board
Brotherhood of Railroad
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New York Central
Inquest Planned in Gouge Death at Spruce Pine
Coroner Hughes Burleson of Mitchell County planned to conduct an inquest today into the death of Charles W. Gouge a Spruce Pine farmer. Gouge's body was found in a clump of bushes near State Highway 26 yesterday by his brother in law Charles Forbes.
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Hughes Burleson
Mitchell County
Charles W. Gouge
Gouge
Charles Forbes
American jets down three MIG-15s as 18th ace credited
American jet pilots shot down three MIG-15s in an afternoon battle. Capt. Clifford D. Jolley of Salt Lake City became the 18th jet warfare ace, with five kills that day and a prior credit from July 4. Capt. James Pilon of Goldsboro also scored a kill.
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Korea
Clifford D. Jolley
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jolley
James Pilnon
Goldsboro
N. C
U. N
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5Th Air Force
Pyongyang
North Korea
German Private Debt Deal Clears at 27Nation Conference
A 27 nation conference approved an agreement to pay off West Germanys prewar private debts, with a US UK France commission to draft the inter government plan. Terms largely preserve original principal, but extend maturities up to 30 years and reduce rates, restoring Germanys credit and attracting private capital.
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West Germany
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Iran Offers To Bargain With British Over Oil Dispute
Tehran proposes direct negotiations with Anglo-Iranian Oil Co to settle compensation for nationalization. If talks fail, company claims go to Iranian courts. Iran demands immediate payment of money owed and release of 14 million pounds in Iranian assets frozen in British banks.
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Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
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Charle d
George Middleton
Britain
International Court of Justice
Ike Explores Foreign Policy Ahead of Campaign Conventions
Washington reports Ike and Dulles debating GOP foreign policy during a Denver conference. Stevenson’s aides outline a Southern-friendly northern liberal strategy while McKellar loses in Tennessee and Gore wins. unity appears growing within parties amid civil rights debates.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
GOP
Dulles
Denver
Richard M. Nixon
Communists Receive Maximum Five Year Smith Act Sentences
In Los Angeles fourteen leading Communists face maximum five year terms and $10 000 fines under the Smith Act after Federal Judge William Mathes upheld a guilty verdict. The defendants including Frank Spector await appeals to the U S Circuit Court while professing pride in the Communist party.
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California
United States
William ©. Mathes
Frank Spector
U. S. Circuit Court
Communist Party
Navy Plane Crash Kills 13 in Japan and Philippines
A Navy PBM seaplane crashed off Shikoku Island Japan with 13 dead during a routine patrol from the Philippines. One other crewmember is missing after searchers found wreckage. nine ships and 28 planes scoured Manila Bay and adjacent waters amid heavy rain.
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Japan
Philippine Islands
Manila Bay
Angley Nava Philippines
Shikoku Island
Navy
Philippines
Next of Kin
Korea
Rails Send Market Ahead
NEW YORK Railroads with scattered support sent the stock market ahead today. Gains ranged from fractions to over a point while losses were small and scattered. Trading volume surpassed yesterday's 1,180,000 shares with strong first hour activity.
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Seaboard Railroad
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U. S. Gypsum
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General Eelectric
Bethlehem Steel
Studebaker
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Southern Railway
Kennecott Copper
Dow Chemical
American Tobacco
Goodrich
Chicago Police Seek Hammer Killer
Chicago police launched a citywide manhunt for a claw hammer killer identified only as Robert Moore after the murder of Thomas Acton 35 in a cheap hotel room. Officers protected Edgewater Beach and Drake Hotels as threats continue with taunting calls and warnings to strike again in swank hotels and taverns.
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Headquarters
Swank
Robert Moore
Acton
Birmingham
Ala
Skid Row
Lake Shore
Edgewater Beach
Drake Hotels
Gore defeats 83 year old McKellar in Tennessee primary
In Tennessee Democratic primaries Rep. Albert Gore unseated 83 year old Sen. Kenneth McKellar who sought a seventh term. Frank Clement defeated Gov. Gordon Browning to win the governorship as Kefauver’s defense of Browning faltered. Gore led by about 65 thousand votes with 246 540 to 181 021 from 2110 of 2423 precincts. McKellar long chaired the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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Texas
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Memphis
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Ohio
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Idaho
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Utah
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Illinois
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Tenn
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Sen
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Browning
Virginia
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Gore
Brownng
Killer Mental Case In Hospitals In Grant Park Slaying
A 25 year old man, Bernard Richardson Jr, killed 18 year old Patricia Kahler and 17 year old Herbert Hoffman in Grant Park Chicago then killed himself. Police say it appears a mistaken identity case with no known prior homicidal records. Richardson had been a mental patient in two hospitals within a year and recently released on 90 day VA leave from Gulfport Mississippi.
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Patricia Kahler
Escourt
Herbert Hoffman
Park
Hoffman
Richardson
Gulfrt
Miss
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Gulfport VA Hospital
Marrero
Bernard A. Richardson
Freeman
Two New Members to Join State Personnel Council
Raleigh reports that John Marshall of Charlotte and Mrs. Mabel Penny Hatch of Raleigh are to be sworn in as new State Personnel Council members. Marshall is ex-private secretary to Gov. Scott and now personnel officer for J. A. Jones Construction. Hatch is wife of Judge William Hatch and heads the Motor Vehicles Department truck licensing unit. Greenvi lle Pitt County officials say drought cost farmers about 10 million dollars with tobacco losses around 6,008,000 on 39,000 acres, corn losses 1,755,000, and similar livestock losses.
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Yesterdy
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State Personnel Council
John Marshall
Charlotte
Mabel Penny Hatch l
Scott
Marshall
J. A. Jones Construction Company
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Superior Court
William Hatch
Motor Vehicles Department
Greenville
Pitt County
Yestery Day
S. C. Winchester
Education funds allotted for Carolina school districts
The U S Office of Education announced school building allotments for areas affected by federal defense activities. North Carolina districts Cumberland County Fayetteville $620,000 Cartaret County Beaufort $121,000 Elizabeth City graded schools Pasquotank County $100,000. South Carolina Dentsville School District 2 Columbia $55,000.
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U. S. Office of Education
Carolina
North Carolina
Cumberland County
Fayetteville
Cartaret County
Beaufort
Elizabeth City
Pasquotank County
South Carolina
Dentsville
Columbia
Dairymen in Asheville Vow Possible Milk Price Rise
North Carolina dairymen at Asheville may push for higher milk prices as drought and costly feed bite. Executive VP Lloyd Langdon of Raleigh says a resolution at the NC Dairy Products Association convention could urge price increases. Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger urged delegates to prepare Japanese youths to defend their own shores, rather than American soldiers.
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North Carolina
Lloyd Langdon
Raleigh
Ner Carolina Dairy Products Association
Robert L. Eichelberger
Japan
Weather forecast updates and notes
The forecast states tonight's low will be 69 degrees matching last night. Tomorrow's high is expected at 86 with today’s high noted as 42.
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