Warmer Plains Gulf and Northwest Tonight With Snow Elsewhere
The forecast calls for warmer conditions in the Plains, Gulf states, and Pacific Northwest while western Lake region cools. Snow flurries are expected in the Lakes, New England, and northern Appalachians with rain along the Pacific coast, Texas, and Missouri.
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Gulf States
Pacific Northwest
Western Lakes Area
Lakes Region
New England
Northern
Appalachians
Pacific Coast
Texas
Missouri
Appalachian NC SC GA Weather Outlook
Forecast details cloudiness and warmer trends across North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia through Tuesday. NC highs near 45 to 50 inland 50s south in GA and coastal temps 60s, with lows 30s to 40s. Extended period sees temperatures 2 to 3 degrees below normal and gradual warming later in the week.
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North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
Raleigh
Charlotte
Charleston
Five Go On Trial In Temple Bombing
Five men Wallace H. Allen George Allen Bright Kenneth Chester Griffin Robert Bowling and Richard Bowling face Fulton Superior Court trial on charges of dynamiting a Jewish temple in Atlanta. Indicted for the October 2 blast that caused about $200,000 in damage. the temple was empty at the time.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Fulton Superior Court
Wallace H. Allen
George Allen Bright
Kenneth Chester Griffin
Robert
Richard Bowling
Palmetto State Nickname Origin Noted
South Carolina, one of the original thirteen colonies, is nicknamed the Palmetto State. The label reflects state pride and historical ties to the palmetto tree.
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South Carolina
Palmetto State
Television Schedule Fragment
Radio and TV listings show 6:00 Rin Tin Tin 6:30 Weather 6:35 News 6:45 NBC News. Then 6:00 Restless Guo 8:30 Welle Fargo.
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Woody Woodpecker
Arthur Godfrey
Guiding Light
Art Linkletter
NBC News
Welle Fargo
Weather brief by Associated Press sets sunset and sunrise
The sun will set today at 5 06 p m and rise tomorrow at 7 14 a m according to a brief weather note from the Associated Press.
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THE
Associated Press
Elizabeth Taylor's Baby Sends Home From Hospital
Elizabeth Frances, 15 months, daughter of Elizabeth Taylor and the late Mike Todd, leaves hospital in Los Angeles after pneumonia. The infant rests at home as she recovers.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Taylor
Elizabeth Frances
Miss Taylor
Mike Todd
Pennsylvania Declares Ruffed Grouse Official Game Bird
The ruffed grouse has been designated as the official game bird of Pennsylvania, elevating its status in state wildlife heritage. This designation underscores its prominence in local hunting culture and conservation history.
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Pennsylvania
Burned by fireplace fire injures Peeler children in Rock Hill
Four Peeler children aged 8 to 17 were affected when a fireplace backfire set their Lake Catawba home ablaze. Debora 8 suffered second degree burns and is in critical condition at York County Hospital. The other three sustained non life threatening injuries as the family, known for an odd school commute by motorboat, faced the incident.
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Rock Hill
James
Vincent
Mary Jane
William E. Peeler
Rock Hill Printing and Finishing Co
Betty
Charlotte
Junkman Willie Bracey Expected Rich After Heirloom Find
Philadelphia report states Willie Bracey, a vagrant, found a pipe containing gold coins on Dr. Marie Riegger’s property in October 1956. Judges on Thanksgiving Day awarded him 36 23 percent of the value, potentially up to $50 000, with his release from jail anticipated next February.
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Philadelphia
Willie Bracey
Willie
Marie Riegger
Dr. Riegger
People Remember Names Faces They Think It May Pay To Know
A reflective line notes that people keep in mind the names and faces of those who might offer value or advantage, suggesting social and practical memory in everyday life.
State records 18 violent deaths during four day Thanksgiving period
A four day Thanksgiving period in North Carolina saw at least 18 violent deaths from all causes. An auto crash on U. S. 117 near Goldsboro killed three people, including Nelson Anderson and Sonny Wellington. Other fatalities include Norman Stewart, James Blakes, and Neil Ann Lawrence in a carbon monoxide case near Gastonia, plus multiple single vehicle or accidental deaths across the state.
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Associated Press
U. S. 117
Goldsboro
Nelson Allen Anderson
Sonny Wellington
Mount Olive
James Budd
Dudley
Gastonia
Norman William Stewart
Gurney B. Duncan
Rt. 1
Durham
John D. Manning
Rt. 3
Williamston
Sandra Brannon
Katie Lucille Phillips
Efforts Of Cities Questioned
Rep L H Fountain urges local and federal leaders to share responsibility for public services. He proposes a five point federal policy including aid for national strength, blight planning, cooperative governance, and closer intergovernmental cooperation.
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Boston
L. H. Fountain
D-Nc
Congress of the
American Municipal Assny
Fountain
Moonshine Industry Hit Hard as Prohibition Crackdown Expands
U S agents report October seizures cut production capacity of the domestic moonshine trade. They confiscated 810 stills with daily output of gallons of hard liquor, 18 075 gallons of illicit spirits, 379 832 gallons of mash, 250 vehicles, and 929 arrests. Stills were seized across 25 states led by the Carolinas with 187 in North Carolina and 119 in South Carolina.
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Washington
Iores
Mennaten Maaniment
Carolinas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Burley Leaf Sales Resume In Kentucky Markets
Burley tobacco growers crowded Kentucky sale warehouses hopeful prices set last week can be topped. Government observers predicted a $70 daily average possible as opening week state average rose to $65.73 then peaked at $67.62 on Friday. By Friday end sales totaled 11,568,000 pounds with growers receiving about $10.69 million. eight state belt volumes reached 99,326,938 pounds with an average per hundred of $66.33, up $4.63 from last year’s first week.
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State Department of Agriculture
Federal State News Service
Money and Happiness Myths Examined
A column questions the link between wealth and happiness noting that money may not guarantee contentment and that many people chase material gains believing they will find true joy. The piece explores psychological factors and suggests balance matters.
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Tunnel OF Love
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