North Carolina Five Day Forecast With Thunder Showers
Weather outlook for the region calls for partly cloudy skies and warm conditions through Tuesday. Temperatures will run near normal with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers, highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s and lows 58 to 70, with city specifics for Charleston Raleigh and Charlotte noted.
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Weather summary forecast for today and tomorrow
The Associated Press notes sunset at 7 08 p m and sunrise at 5 40 a m. This brief forecast lists daily darkness and dawn timing.
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Weather snapshot across U.S. cities shows varied skies
A list of cities reports conditions: Albany to Wilmington with names, temperatures, and sky states. Several entries show missing or uncertain data markers such as M or T trace, while others note clear or cloudy conditions and high temperatures in the upper 60s to high 90s.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Asheville
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Charlotte
Chicago
Cleveland
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
High Point
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Miami
St. Paul
New Orleans
el New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Portland
Ore
Raleigh
Rapid City
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Wilmington
Strike Sighted as Steel Shortages Loom Across Plants
The report notes varied steel stockpiles by company and city, with some firms like Continental Can and Esso Standard Oil projecting impacts by October or later. Des Moines and Rhode Island data show private small parcels dominate nesting land, while others anticipate weeks to months of continued supply.
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General Electric
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Hotpoint
Fairbanks-Morse
International Business Machine
Lexington
American Can
Arlington
Texas
Kansas City
Butler Manufacturing
Black, Sivall and Bryson
Continental Can
Esso Standard Oil
Fairbanks-Whitney
Philadelphia
Budd Co
Beverly
Mass
United Shoe Machinery
New Haven
Family Survives Bomb Shelter Test
The Thomas A. Powner family of Cranbury survived a two week isolation in a 72 square foot hydro shelter at Princeton University to study civilian defense needs. They faced heat odors and humidity while living on 38 gallons of water and $130 worth of canned food. The test duration was 336 hours and every word spoken was recorded on tape for safety.
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Princeton
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Thomas A. Powner
Hilary
Federal Office of Civilian Defense
Powner
Cranbury
Jack A. Vernon
Vernon
National Labor Leaders Meet Over Labor Bill Split and Feuds
AFL CIO leaders gathered in Forest Park to mend political wounds from the labor bill defeat in Congress and address inter union feuds. They favored the Kennedy Ervin Senate bill over Landrum Griffin House version and pressed for possible no raid changes while NLRB rulings push workers to switch unions.
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Pope John Receives Waters on Ad Limina Visit
In Castel Gandolfo Pope John XXIII met with Bishop Vince S Waters of Raleigh North Carolina in a private half hour audience at the summer residence. The meeting followed Waters first ad limina visit since the Pope's election last October. Waters was accompanied by Msgr Arthur Freeman.
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Reading Crash Kills 1 as Traffic Wrecks Careen In Missouri
In Columbia Missouri AP report two cars collided injuring eight and killing G W Eddy of White Hall Illinois and injuring LeRoy Thompson 31 of Richmond Missouri. Thompson wife Jessie 33 and eight children were en route to St Louis on vacation when the crash happened on a straight clear road. Witness says one car slid onto the shoulder then struck the other head on.
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G.W. Eddy
White Hall
Ill
LeRoy Thompson
Richmond
Eddy
Thompson
Jessie
St. Louis
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Photographers to Name Queen in Carolina Contest
Myrtle Beach hosts the Carolinas Press Photographers meet August 29 and 30 to select a beauty queen. Martha Brannon of Bishopville, last year’s winner among 18 contestants, will crown her successor after Brannon’s Miss National Press Photographer title.
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Steel Strike Talks Resume As Senators Seek White House Help
In New York joint negotiations between steel industry representatives and the United Steelworkers resume after a weekend recess as the nationwide strike nears one month. Senator Javits and Senator Aiken announce a measure urging President Eisenhower to disclose the facts gathered by Labor Secretary Mitchell as fact-finder.
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Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
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Eisenhower Mmake
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Stuart Symington
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Latakia Tobacco Named for Syrian Port Latakia
Latakia refers to a Turkish tobacco reputed for its distinct flavor and named after Latakia the Syrian port where it is produced.
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Warm-blooded Animals Endure Colder Weather Better
The contrast shows warm-blooded animals tolerate lower temperatures than cold-blooded species, due to metabolic regulation and internal heat production, affecting survival and activity in chilly seasons.
Eastern Leaf Belt Set For Opening
Wilson AP reports millions of pounds of flue cured tobacco lined up for Tuesday opening sales at 17 Eastern Belt markets. Hedrick says the crop will be fairly good despite drought and heavy rain, with a forecast of 384.2 million pounds. Markets include Ahoskie Clinton Dunn Farmville Goldsboro Greenville Kingston Robersonville Rocky Mount Smithfield Tarboro Wallace Washington Wendell Williamston Wilson Windsor.
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Federal State Market News Service
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Clinton
Dunn
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Greenville
Kinston
Robersonville
Rocky Mount
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Washington
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States urged to find new revenue sources at annual budget chiefs meeting
New York AP North Carolina Budget Officer David S. Coltrane warned at the National Association of State Budget Officers convention that public demand for funds is growing faster than incoming revenue. He cited a 148 percent rise in state expenditures over a decade versus 135 percent in revenue and warned that rising costs for schools roads welfare and services could spur repeated tax hikes and taxpayer resistance.
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