New Pact Signed Reds Make Concessions To Germany
The Soviet Union and East Germany announced a four day accord in Moscow led by Premiers Malenkov and Grotewohl. Key points include embassy representation, return of Soviet enterprises, reduced occupation costs, release of German war prisoners, debts wiped, reparations end after Jan 1, and aid to boost East German economy with goods and credits. The pact aims to stabilize the Grotewohl government and influence West German elections.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
East Germany
Kremlin
Georgi Malenkov
Otto Grotewohl
Germany
Grotewohl
East
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Malenkov
Grote
Ccm
East Berlin
Russia
Tobacco Sales Average Hits 52.97 on Eastern North Carolina Markets
Gross sales of flue cured tobacco on the Eastern North Carolina Belt markets for the first two days totaled 24,320,680 pounds averaging 52.97 per 100 pounds. Most grades commanded higher prices than the previous year with gains in primings and lugs and broad market activity across South Carolina and Border North Carolina areas. The season totals 117,822,031 pounds at 53.90 average, compared with 86,208,721 pounds at 53.80 last year.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
South Carolina
Border North Carolina
Twenty-First Century? Korean War Prisoner Exchange Nears End
The Korean prisoner exchange enters its third week as 150 Americans return from captivity and 136 more are promised for tomorrow. The U N Command reports 2,400 North Koreans and 259 civilians freed, while 8 Canadians and 3 Australians are listed for release. Cpl. Carl F. Trumbo of Woodburn, Iowa, recalls relatively mild treatment by Chinese guards.
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Reds
U. N
U.N
U.N. Command
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Inchon
John Pope
United States
Iowa
Carl F. Trumbo
Woodburn
555Th Field Artillery
Kumhwa
Trumbo
Red Writer Booed Out Of Lecture
FREEDOM VILLAGE Communist correspondent Alan Winnington was booed by 900 American POWs who interrupted his propaganda talk. Soldiers Jenkins and Holcomb said the crowd jeered, Chinese guards offered little help, and a few POWs stayed loyal to Red claims while most rejected them.
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Freedom Village
Alan Winnington
Cpl
Earnest T. Jenkins
Rt. 1
Richards
N. C
Winnington
Bob G. Holcomb
Clay City
Ilial
Jenkins
Holcomb
U.S.A
Liberalized Trade Policy Is Proposed
President Eisenhower received an administration adviser's report by Lewis W. Douglas urging prompt, progressive relaxation of restrictive foreign trade laws to preserve free world unity. Douglas warns 30 years of import barriers hinder financial health and that the United States, now the world’s greatest creditor, cannot pursue protectionist policy without harming American products abroad. The President referred the report to a new government study commission to assess possible revisions in U S trade policy.
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Denver
Eisenhower
United States
Lewis W. Douglas
Great Britain
America
Douglas
Britain
Government Study Commission
U. S
Clarence E. Randall
Chicago
Inland Steel Corp
Free World
Baraca Philathea convention opens in Montreat
Olive Wesley of Kenmore New York worldwide president of the inter denominational Sunday school movement will speak along with Rev A A Honeycutt of Asheville and Rev T L McDonald of Black Mountain during the Baraca and Philathea convention in Montreat North Carolina. Baraca and Philathea leaders of North Carolina host the event.
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Montreat
Baraca-Philathea Organization
Olive Wesley
Kenmore
N. Y
A. A. Honeycutt
Asheville
T. L. McDonald
Black Mountain
Baraca and
Philathea
North Carolina
Interstate Fin Fish Conference in Wrightsville Beach
Marine biologists from Virginia and the Carolinas meet in Wrightsville Beach to tackle migratory fin fish problems. The conference continues a session held July 16 in Virginia with State Sen. J. W. Whitfield as North Carolina commission chairman.
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Wrightsville Beach
Virginia
Carolinas
J. W. Whitfield
North Carolina
Strong Korea opposition to India's seat at peace conference
South Korea's foreign minister Y. T. Pyun prepared to deliver a strong declaration against India's participation in the Korean peace conference. India seeks bloc support from Asia and the Arab group as the US presses for inclusion, with doubts about Thailand Philippines and Pakistan.
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United Nations
N. Y
South Korea
Y. T. Pyun
India
Pyun
General Assembly
Syngman Rhee
Thailand
Philippines
Pakistan
United States
Henrique de Souze Gomes
Aed
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Meet the Press
U. S
Lattimore Charges Are Pushed Again
The U S government asks the Court of Appeals to reinstate four perjury counts against Owen Lattimore after Judge Youngdahl trimmed seven counts to three last May. The appeal focuses on Count 1 claiming Lattimore lied about sympathies to communism, arguing no First Amendment issue. the case centers on testimony before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee and IPR connections.
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Washington
Government
U. S. Court
Apeals
Owen Lattimore
U. S
Luther W. Youngdahl
Youngdahl
Minnesota
Lattimore
State Department
Senate
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Walter Hines Page
Help Sought In Identifying Communists
A Senate subcommittee appeals to present and former government employees for help identifying Communists allegedly in government. Sen Jenner leads the Judiciary subcommittee on internal security which has hunted for decades old infiltration. The 50 page report says Soviet penetration has been significant and not fully exposed. It notes multiple espionage rings described by ex Reds and that only some have been exposed.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Soviet International Organization
United States
North Carolina GOP activists attend conventions and policy talks
The North Carolina Division of Children of the Confederacy meets at UNC for its 16th annual convention with Sen. Clyde R. Hoey as main speaker and a Friday luncheon to install officers. Separately Greensboro reports a Justice Department policy delaying interim federal appointments until Congress reconvenes, per state GOP chair T. E. Story Sr. Asheville hosts Republican women with Mrs. Peter Gibson and Story speaking at a morning political workshop.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina Division of Children of the Confederacy
University of North Carolina
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Greensboro
Justice Department
North Carolina
Congress
GOP
T. E. Story
Story
Senate
Asheville
Peter Gibson
Monroe, Mich
National Federation of Republican Women
Wilkesboro
Gibson
Millard Teague
Brevard
Ex Premier Mossadegh Held For Trial In Iran
Ex Premier Mohammed Mossadegh, moved from the Tehran Officers Club to a jail cell, faces treason charges after a royalist coup led by Gen Fazollah Zahedi. The Shah and queen sought exile briefly as Iran’s finances sink and pro Mossadegh uprisings emerge.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Fazollah Zahedi
Shah
Zahedi
Britain
Health workers meet Nags Head for annual association
Public Health workers from across the state gather in Nags Head on September 10 for the 42nd annual meeting of the North Carolina Public Health Association. Mrs Louise P East president and State Board of Health nurse consultant will give the opening address. The Board meets September 11 in conjunction with the association.
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North Carolina Public Health Association
Louise P. East
State Board of Health
Gamma globulin shots linked to polio drop in communities
Health officials in multiple counties report a drop in polio cases after mass gamma globulin inoculations with 150000 plus children receiving GG. While not a true vaccine, GG appeared to reduce crippling cases and hysteria, though immunity is temporary and varies by age group.
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United Press
Texas
U. S Public Health Service
Kenneth S. Landauer
National Foundation For Infinite Paralysis
Henry K. Kumn
Foundation
Caldwell County
N. C
Montgomery
Aia
Caldwell
County
Eres
Steuben
Chidren
Macon County
Ill
A. C. Baxter
Decatur
Washington County
Mack L. More
Weather Log Predicts Warm Day With Mild Night
The forecast shows a high of 88 today and a low of 59 last night. Tonight’s low 60 with a tomorrow high of 90. Sunset is 6 59 p m and sunrise tomorrow 5 46 a m.
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Chalotte
Weather Bureau
Asheville
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Chicago
Columbia
New Orleans
New York
Scscscsese
Raleigh
San Antonio
San Francisco
Washington
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