Prize winning Roanoke Island Lost Colony photo
George Haycox Jr of the Norfolk Virginian Pilot won first prize for a moonlit shot of Uppowoc lamenting slain tribesmen. John Lehman from Raleigh plays Uppowoc this season, with Sam Greene as the Dead Indian. Other winners include Bugs Barringer and Bernadette Hoyle with scenes of colonists and Eleanor Dare.
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Lost Colony
Roanoke Island
Paul Green
George Haycox, Jr
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
Uppowoc
Ralph Lane
Appowex
John Lehman
Raleigh
Sam Greene
Carolina Playmakers
Bugs Barringer
Rocky Mount
Bernadette Hoyle
Smithfield
Andrew Griffiths
Eleanor Dare
Sir Walter Raleigh
President Would Get Air Traffic Control Authority
Senate Commerce Committee approved a bill granting standby authority to control civil air traffic when the President deems it necessary for national security. The measure would let the Civil Aeronautics Board require flight plans and data, and prohibit or restrict aircraft operations in sensitive areas during heavy traffic to ensure identification of all planes.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
India discovers manganese ore in Kalahandi Bihar
New Delhi reports reserves of manganese estimated at ore million tons in Kalahandi district Bihar State according to the Geological Survey of India. The survey also notes oil exploration has reached the Andaman Islands.
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India
New Delhi
Kalahandi
Bihar
Geological Survey of India
Andaman Islands
Russia Probably Does Want Peace for Herself
AP analyst argues the Soviet Union seeks peace for itself and avoids a world war while ready for European conflict. It notes Moscow’s influence in Korea and Asia, atomic capabilities, and that Western powers bear the burden of fighting, suggesting Moscow prefers stability for itself.
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Russia
Dewitt MacKenzie
U. N
Trygve Lie
Soviet Union
Moscow
Korea
Indo-China
Malaya
Western Europe
Kremlin
Europe
English Channel
Mr. Lie
Western
America
United States
No Scare Buying In Men's Clothing
The national association of retail clothiers and furnishers said there has been practically no scare buying of men's clothing. A survey of stores in 89 communities found limited hoarding in overalls work clothes nylon underwear and men s shoes while July store volume fell three percent from July of last year.
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Washington
National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
Moving method keeps Winnipeg cops ahead of crime wave
Winnipeg police maintain a policy of keeping criminals moving. Veteran officers recall a past era when Winnipeg drew wanted men from across Canada and the Northwest United States, but they say those days are gone. Detectives now closely track arrivals and tell them to move on.
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Winnipeg
Canada
United States
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Cardus
Cardui
Piedmont Lodge
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Woodroef
Haywood
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