Planes Smash Installations Across Korea
U N warplanes smashed Communist targets across the peninsula while ground troops repulsed two light Red assaults. The Fifth Air Force said 12 B26 bombers hit a supply area near Anakondaeju Peninsula, near the 38th Parallel.
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William C. Narnard
Seoul
Korea
U. N
Korean Peninsula
U. S
Fifth Air Force
Anakona4eju Peninsula
38Th Parallel
Wonsan
Sinuiju
War of Words Worries Chinese Forces on Korean Front
U.N. forces report Chinese searchlights scouring for Allied loudspeakers while broadcasts urge soldiers to return home. The front line saw renewed fighting near Bunker Hill and Osu as U.S. carriers and air units hit supply hubs and communications centers across Northeast Korea.
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U. N
U. S. Eighth Army
U. S. Navy
Korea
45Th Division
Wendell Merick
United Press
Seoul
8Th Army
Bunker Hill
Wonsan
Sully
Anak
Hae
Suiho Reservoir
North Korea
Robinson Risner
Oklahoma City
Louie A Green
Lexington
N.C
Panmunjom
U. S
5Th Air Force
Osu
Japan
Hamhung
Oro
Mellon Cash Promised To North Carolina Park Fund
Interior Secretary Oscar L. Chapman announced that 618000 donated by the Old Dominion Foundation and the Avalon Foundation, both created by Mellon heirs, will help buy land for a seashore park on North Carolina's Outer Banks. He noted total funds of 1236000, with half from North Carolina, but donor names would remain private.
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Washington
LLP
Oscar L. Chapman
North Carolina
Chapman
Old Dominion Foundation
Avalon Foundation
Miners Face Possible Strikes As Wage Talks Fail
John L. Lewis informs the Federal Mediation Service that secret talks with the coal industry have failed to reach a new wage contract. Northern soft coal fields may strike Sept. 20 and Southern and anthracite fields Sept. 30 as contracts expire. The notice, signed by UMW counsel Welly K. Hoopkins, cites Taft Hartley 30 day warning. Lewis has held talks with Harry M. Moses of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association and Joseph E. Moody of the Southern Coal Producers Association as negotiations continue.
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Robert E. Lee
United Press
Washington (Up
John L. Lewis
Federal Mediation Service
Lewis
UMW
Welly K. Hoopkins
Harry M. Moses
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Northern Mines
Steel
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Moses
Moody
Newark
Wilkes Barre
Woman Physician In Drugged Sleep After Fatal Attack
Dr Norma Holt, a Winston-Salem physician, remained in a drugged coma as a murder warrant awaited her revival. She stabbed her three children, killing Vicki Holt age 3, injuring Larry nine months and Anne four, while her husband Dr L Byerly Holt faced shock and hospitalization.
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Winston-Salem
Norma Holt
J. R. Bowles
Vicki Holt
Larry Holt
Anne
L. Byerly Holt
Vicki
Bowles
Holt
Duke University
Ford Ware
Macon
North Carolina Supreme Court voids Raleigh parking rule
The state high court struck down Raleigh and similar city ordinances that made car ownership prima facie evidence of overtime parking violations. The decision requires proof of owner responsibility beyond mere ownership, potentially nullifying many overtime meter convictions and shifting burden to police to show owner receipt of tickets.
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North Carolina Supreme Court
Raleigh
High Point
North Carolina
William G. Scoggin Jr
Scoggin
E. B. Denny
City of
High Court Upholds Meter Ordinances in North Carolina
The high court mostly upholds parking meter ordinances as proper police power in major cities. It notes enforcement methods as the weak point and suggests adopting a legislative rule of evidence for meters. Until then police may rely on the mark and watch method.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
High Court
Southern Food Prices Rise in Southern Cities June–July
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports higher retail food prices across 18 Southern cities from June 15 to July 15 with Atlanta up 4.2 percent and Memphis up 0.5 percent. Egg prices surged in most cities, while fruit, vegetables, meats, oats, and fish also climbed.
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Atlanta
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Memphis
Jackson
Miss
Jacksonville
Fla
Charleston
5. C
Eisenhower Faces GOP Critics Over Korea Policy
Eisenhower defending his Korea stance at a Kansas City GOP meeting draws mixed reactions from senators including Hickenlooper Duff Bennett and Ives. He argues the United States must fight in Korea while faulting Democratic blunders and plans a New York City speech and a presidential campaign train tour. He also opposes bombing Chinese bases in Manchuria.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
East
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Eisenhower
United States
Korea
Hickenlooper
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Truman
Kansas City
Kan
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
China
Irving M. Ives
New York
Eiseer
American Legion
New York City
K. B. Carroll
Congress
Oklahoma
Manchuria
Center Road Slams Eisenhower and Stevenson In Campaign
Washington dispatch notes both Gen. Eisenhower and Gov. Stevenson claim the center as their political habitat amid a prosperous nation and a shared stance against communism. Analysts foresee a battle over managerial style rather than broad policy, with foreign policy as a key but similar battleground. Stevenson faces Truman linkage charges as Eisenhower calls him handpicked and cautious in early campaigning.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Gov. Stevenson
White House
Stevenson
Butte
Ores
Truman
Eisenhower's stance on McCarthy questioned by Monroney
Sen. Monroney of Oklahoma dismissed Mundt's claim that Eisenhower would endorse and campaign for McCarthy if re nominated. He urged doubt that Eisenhower would appear on the same platform with McCarthy because of McCarthy's attack on Gen. Marshall and warned silence would not absolve Eisenhower of responsibility for Mundt's remarks.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
Monroney
Oklahoma
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Mundt
James P. Kem
Missouri
William E. Jenner
Indiana
John W. Bricker
Ohio
George C. Marshall
Senate
Marshall
Sen. Mundt
Gen
Gen. Eisenhower
Employment Decreases In State
North Carolina nonagricultural employment fell 2000 to 979000 in July, though the total rose 2.3 percent from July 1951. The decline mainly hit lumber textile and contract construction, with yarn and thread textile mills dropping 2200. Gains appeared in tobacco stemmeries drying plants furniture finance insurance real estate food products and other industries.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Labor Department
Water tower falls to diesel era in Portsmouth
A 35000 gallon water tower once used by Boston and Maine steam locomotives has been torn down as diesel power replaces steam engines in the area.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Boston & Maine
Stevenson avoids Truman on health plan during Wisconsin tour
Adlai Stevenson keeps distance from Truman administration while opposing compulsory national health insurance and the Brannan farm plan. He plans to return to Illinois from Wisconsin and contends the country seeks a refreshening of the past 20 years. Stevenson criticizes Eisenhower as a me too candidate and defends the Korea war stance without blaming the administration.
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Minocqua
Wis
Adala Stevenson
Brannan
Truman
Stevenson
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Springfield
Ill
Washington
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Congress
Eisenhower
Boise
Ida
Kansas City
Kan
United States
Korea
Picketers Control Big Inter national Harvester Plant
About 100 pickets halted production at Inter national Harvester in Louisville as part of a multi plant strike by 25 000 United Electrical workers. Police kept order after arrests for riotous conduct, while union leaders claim a wage increase and benefits had been offered before talks broke down.
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Louisville
International Harvester
United Electrical Union
Kentucky
Illinois
Indiana
Carl Heustis
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