Marines Repel Two More Communist Attacks on Bunker Hill
U S Marines beat back two renewed Red assaults on Bunker Hill near Panmunjom as Allied artillery and searchlights pinned down attackers. The heavy fighting, part of a five day series, left Reds shattered and retreating, with Marine casualties described as grim but prepared for more.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Panmunjom
United Press
Frederick C. Painton
Bunker Hill
John T. Selden
1St Marine Division
1St
Army
Red
China
Yalu River
Former China Grove Chief, 65, Killed in Hit and Run
Salisbury North Carolina William Demarcus former chief of China Grove was killed early today by a hit and run driver on U S 29. The driver Raeford Blackmon 24 was held on speeding reckless driving and property damage. Blood evidence and FBI tests planned. Demarcus widow two sons John and William and daughter Mrs James Hault survive.
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Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Raeford Blackmon
Blackmon
Salisbury
FBI Laboratories
Washington
Samies
Demarcus
K. C. Cowan
Lexington
Pennsylvania
Connec
Denarese
John Demarcus
Rowan County
William Demarcus
James Hault
China Grove
Hoey Attacks Socialized Medicine At Nursing School
Sen. Clyde R. Hoey spoke at Baptist Hospital School of Nursing in Winston-Salem blasting socialized medicine. He said he has always opposed government regulation of doctors and nurses and warned against national compulsory health insurance as government control of the medical profession. He urged preserving the doctor patient nurse relationship and opposed government selection or provision of care.
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Winston-Salem
Clyde R. Hoey
Baptist Hospital School of Nursing
North Carolina
Penny Income Tax Hearing Postponed in North Carolina
George T. Penny a 74 year old former state senator faced income tax evasion charges. Judge Johnson J. Hayes postponed the hearing after Penny entered a plea of nolo contendere to evading nearly 35000 dollars over a three year period in a Middle District Court session.
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Greensboro
George T. Penny
Navy
Johnson J. Hayes
Middle District Court
Penny
U.S. Prices Rise Less Than Others
A United Nations bulletin shows U S price increases since 1948 were smaller than Britain Norway Sweden Canada France and Argentina. It notes U S inflation started later and meat price jumps skew averages while basic foods rose about 10 percent in four years versus much higher gains abroad.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.,s
Britain
Norway
Sweden
U. S
Canada
France
Argentina
U. N
Couple to wed as coroner rules death an unavoidable accident
Rutherfordton report says Caleb Wishon, 52, died after being struck by a car driven by Jerry Lee Bradley 22. Bradley and his fiance Willie May Wishon were traveling to discuss their upcoming wedding when the accident occurred on a rural road.
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Rutherfordton
Caleb Wishon
Wishon
Jerry Lee Bradley
Bradley
Willie May Wishon
Durham guard at Central Prison arrested in Virginia assault case
Nolan C. Phillips, 48, a Central Prison guard in Durham, is charged by the FBI with assault on a female in a federal park in Virginia. He appeared before U. S. Commissioner H. A. Bland in Raleigh and posted a $10,000 bond. The State reports the board awarded $500,000 in retreading contracts to 17 North Carolina firms.
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Raleigh
Nolan C. Phillips
Durham
Central Prison
FBI
Virginia
Phillips
U. S
H. A. Bland
State Board of Award
North Carolina Hog Slaughter Sets June Record
Raleigh reports a new June record for commercial hog slaughter at 11,687,000 pounds, up from 9,623,000 pounds in June 1951. Other species slaughter matched typical levels with cattle at 5,918,000 pounds calves 837,000 pounds and sheep and lambs 17,000.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Federal
Escapeer Hanford Back In Custody After Prison Walkout
Ralph Hanford age 42, once given a death sentence for the 1938 slaying of Alamance County Sheriff M. P. Robertson and Burlington Police Officer Sonny Vaughn, is again in custody after escaping July 29 by leaving a Woman's Prison construction site where he worked as an honor guard. His sentence had been commuted to life by Gov. Clyde R. Hoey and later reduced to 25 to 30 years.
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Raleigh
Ralph Hanford
Alamance County
Hanford
Woman's Prison
M. P. Robertson
Burlington
Sonny Vaughn
Clyde R. Hoey
Aenna
Communists Face Opposition in Free World Says Army Official
Dr. Raymond Allen, director of the Psychological Strategy Board, told the Navy psychological warfare seminar that the Soviet mental war is faltering. He said the fifth column in the United States is being checked in the courts and the offensive is losing momentum.
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Chapel Hill
Free World
Psychological Strategy Board
Raymond Allen
Navy
Ross barred from UNC law bar exam over moral character
Raleigh State Board of Law Examiners announced the Myron Ross case is closed. L R Varser said Ross, 33, top UNC Law School graduate, was denied the bar exam because he lacked the necessary moral character. the board gave no further explanation.
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Raleigh
Myron Ross
State Board of Law Examiners
L. R. Varser
Ross
University of North Carolina
Law School
Exchange Clubs of North Carolina elect officers in Asheville meeting
About 250 members gathered for the closing session of the Ex change Clubs of North Carolina annual meeting in Asheville. D Hiden Ramsey of the Asheville Citizen Times Co and vice chairman of the State Board of Education spoke at the morning session. Harold A Petit of Charleston S C was principal speaker at the Getenet we speak banquet tonight.
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Asheville
Exchange Clubs of
North Carolina
D. Hiden Ramsey
Peiping claims invincible Chinese Korean front in Korea
Peiping radio broadcasts Peiping People's Daily editorial saying Chinese and Korean forces are invincible with backing of 475 million Chinese and 3,700 aircraft. mocks UN pressure and asserts long war unity will defeat American aims. North Korea signals willingness to sign a truce but with no victor. Talks pause as UN armistice negotiations resume next week.
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Munsan
Korea
Red China
Panmunjom
United Nations
Radio
Peiping
Peiping People’s Daily
U. N
Yalu River
Jal
United States
Kim Il Sung
People’s Daily
Groom-Elect Arrested For Non-Support
Cincinnati AP report says Woodrow Ennis 34 faced grand jury on non-support after planning a summer wedding with Joan Best 20. Ennis allegedly had a wife, four children, and a prior annulled Arizona marriage. Joan, awaiting nuptials, learned of the alleged bigamy at a marriage bureau.
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Cincinnati
Joan Best
Woodrow Ennis
Joan
Ennis
Dorothy
Grand Jury
Clara M Drazzy
Kingman
Ariz
Woodrow
Tonny Street
GOP Campaign Plans Focus on Labor Vote in 1952 Race
The GOP outlines efforts to win labor votes while Democrats push to win New York and California. Stevenson targets California and New York with a broad tour as Eisenhower plans a AFL convention speech to appeal to workers. Nixon warns against abandoning labor voters and demands clear positions on campaign issues.
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GOP
United Press
Washington
New York
California
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
New York State
Dwight D. Eisenhower
AFL
CIO
Phillip Murray
Eisenhower
Tattartley
Richard M. Nixon
John J. Sparkman
South
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Texas
Mississippi
Chance
Louisiana
Robert F
Kennon
Nixon
Get-Rich-Quick Financier Under Police Probe
Police opened an official investigation into Luiz Felipe de Albuquerque Melo a notable financier with 4 to 10 million dollars in promissory notes and post dated checks. He suspended all operations in Diario Do Rio stating reasons beyond control and promised full repayment to creditors. He previously ran a car business using installment plans and high interest loans and owned real estate taxi fleets ships planes and a Brazil Europe trade interest amid rapid profits.
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Luiz Felipe de Alburquerque Melo
Air Force Reserve
Felipe
Diario Do Rio
Sao Paulo
Pacific Storm Shifts Course Toward Kyushu
The erratic Pacific typhoon Ka ren battered Okinawa with 110 mph winds causing thousands of dollars in U S Army damage. It shifted from expected North China coastward to a north northeast path toward Kyushu, injuring four and flooding installations. Ground crews secured B 29s as seven inches of rain fell.
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Tokyo
Okinawa
Kyushu
North China Coast Line
U. S. Air Force
Third Group Enters Battle In Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi a States Rights surge enters Mississippi politics as a potential third ticket to challenge Stevenson and Eisenhower. Key figures include Walter Sillers Russell Fox and former Gov Fielding Wright who may address the state party convention Monday after the national meeting. Stevenson forces push to crush the States Righters ahead of the state convention. Mississippi has long been a Democratic stronghold with a 1948 States Rights vote history led by Thurmond and Wright.
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Jackson, Miss.p
Mississippi
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Democratic Vention
Walter Sillers
House of Representatives
Russell Fox
Fielding Wright
Wright
Hugh White
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
Mississippi Party
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Secret Service Transfers North Carolina Chief to Atlanta
Vernon D. Spicer will replace A I A. B. Wentz as head of the Secret Service in Charlotte. Wentz is moved to Atlanta and Spicer comes from the Baltimore office. The change takes effect August. The Treasury agency focuses on stopping counterfeiting.
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Secret Service
Charlotte
A. B. Wentz
Carolinas
Atlanta
Vernon D. Spicer
Baltimore
The
Treasury
Miners to Observe Memorial Stoppage End of August
John L. Lewis orders UMW miners to a six day memorial work stoppage from August 23 to September 1 amid coal wage contract negotiations. Production ceases while maintenance continues. claim of ongoing mining disasters and safety violations cited to spur redress.
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Lewis
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Journal
West Frankfort
Ifl
Weather Report Notes Unclear Temperature Details
The blurb mentions last night's low and states today and tomorrow’s high near 90 degrees. It provides no specific location or exact numbers beyond the 90 degree forecast.
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Victor Feingold
Uea
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