McCarthy Sticks To His Guns in Sharp Clash
The report outlines Senator McCarthy defending his stance on criticizing his party while opposing dollar aid to nations allied with Communist China. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles challenge McCarthy, with Dulles labeling his speech as a strike at policy and Eisenhower asserting full accord with Dulles. A separate public notice details Frank Dalton seeking a variance to demolish and rebuild a service station at N Main and Sunset, with a Board of Adjustment hearing set for December 10, 1953.
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Hieomaner
McCarthy
Reblican Party
Eisenhower
State Dulles
China
Dulles
Republic
Ours
United States
Wisconsin
Truman
Fisenhower
Administration
Sen. Mec
cCarthy
Brough
Bermuda
Churchill
Laniel
Western
Europe
Free Nations
Eader McCarthy
Congressional
Eee
Frank Dalton
Hillcrest
N. Main Street
Sunset Drive
Board of Adjustment
City Hall
Council Chamber
B C. Cridlebaugh
Stocks soft and mixed as market holds steady in New York
The New York stock market shows a mixed day with gains of one to two points in some issues and isolated losses. Steel shares lead activity with other sectors including railroads oils coppers and chemicals showing varied results. Admiral Allan Corp to Motorola and Union Pacific among notable movers while volume runs around 1.85 million shares at midday. Women voters to meet Raleigh convention notes plus May 11 12 guest list for U.S. Senate candidates.
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New York
Southern Railway
Northern Pacific
New Haven
Cities Service
American Telephone
Kennecotter
du Pont
American Tobacco
General Electric
U.S. Steel
Em Steel
National Dis
Admiral Corporation
Alleghany Corporation
Eeese Rs
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers Mig
Sesese Bi American Can
American Car & Fay Eeceees
American Rad & St S .Sessee
American Smelt & Ref
American Tel & Tel Vecesoovenne
American Oacosee
Calumet & Hecla
Canada
Consolidated Edison Ssseees
Consolidated Vultee
Continental Can
Continental Motor
Douglas Aircraf
Dupont de Nemour
Eastern Airlines
Electric Auto Lite
Csssses
Canene
Ress
General Foods Ee
General Motors
Glidden Paint
Hudson Motor
Tel
Copper Es Myers Lee Aircraft
Loews Theaters
Scesesss
Lorillard & Com
Louisville — O
Magnavox
Montgomery Ward
Motorola Radio Eee
Nati Kelvinator Eee
National Biscuit
National Cash Register
Seehes Sa
New York Central
Remington Rand Eee
Treeee
Republic Stee
Sssseee
Reynolds Tob
Seaboard al RR
Cscseees
Sears
Satre Railway
Cscseeses
Senne Brands
N. J. Ee Stevens, J. P. Co
Stewart Warner
Studebaker Corp
Eee
Sylvania Elee Prod
Texas Company
Eseecses
Tex Gulf Products
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Textron Corporation Teeter
United Gas Imp
United States Pipe
United States Rubber
U. S. Smelting & Ae
Esecvese Sa
United States Steel
Vick Chemical
Sseseee
Virginia Care Chemical Seesee
Warner Pictures
West Auto Suppee
West Maryland
Western Union Eee
Western Electric
Wilson Ae
Woolworth & Eee
Zenith Radio Feet
Raleigh
League of Women Voters of
North Carolina
John Gillin
Chapel Hill
League
Oeterday
U.S
State Board activates second 50 mill building program
The State Board of Education orders use of the second 50 million building fund for North Carolina. Chatham County gets approval to replace a burned school at Goldston with 92 000 from the fund and 136 000 total. Bids are due by December 6 as county officials push plan.
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Raleigh
State Board of Education
Chatham Nty
A. S. Brower
Durham
Brower
Chatham
J. 5. Waters
Wade Barber
Goldston
Contacting Scions: Helms Talks on Effective Communication
Jesse Helms, ex aide to Willis Smith and now NC Bankers Assn. secretary, advised Chamber of Commerce leaders on how to reach Congress. He urged brevity and clear facts, prefer using a secretary or aide to channel group constituent requests, and stressed that a strong NC delegation backs local interests.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jesse Helms
Willis Smith
N. C. Bankers Assn
Chamber
Helms
National Affairs Committee
North Carolina
Firefighters puzzled by unknown cause in Millis Row blaze
Fire at 914 Millis Row controlled by neighbor before firemen arrived. Investigators could not determine a source though a coal stove is ruled out. Neighbor W E Grant reported the smoke around 8 30 p m. The owner was away at the time.
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Millis Row
T. G. Shelton
Ines
W. E. Grant
John R. Grant
High Point
Shelton
Lilly Paint Co
English St
Plast
Nehru Talks with Nixon on War Bases and Ties
Nehru denied a war near the two hour talk with Richard Nixon and avoided specifics, noting discussions included US military bases in Pakistan and Far Eastern questions. He described the India Russia trade pact as simple and potentially beneficial though no plans for large Soviet machine purchases were hinted. He said no Indochina war or Rhee Chiang anti-Communist proposal was discussed and warned US misunderstanding of India's position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
Pakistan
Nehru
India
Nixon
Syngman Rhee
China
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Parks Named Provost of Consolidated University of NC
The Consolidated University of North Carolina board elected Dr James Harris Parks Jr as provost, naming him to a 14000 dollar yearly post beginning January 1. President Gordon Gray called him an academic right arm and praised the pick. Col J W Harrelson will be chancellor emeritus and archivist with a modest salary, and a Feb 22 dinner at State College will honor Bostian as the new chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Consolidated University of North Carolina
James Harris Parks Jr
Parks
Bartow
General Education Board
University
Gordon Gray
Col
J. W. Harrelson
State College
Harrelson
Carey Bostian
Bostian
Gray
Consolidated University
Draft Board Sends 12 For Tests In Humble Induction Batch
Twelve selective service registrants slated for December pre induction leave for physicals at Charlotte Armed Forces Induction Station. Eleven others departed Tuesday for November induction. One registrant failed to appear. Frankie D. Howard’s name may go to the U S Attorney and then the FBI if no contact is made. Names of other registrants and veterans the board seeks addresses for include Eugene Rucker Clarence Ingram Claude Milan Howard Ferguson Virgil Maness Robert Tucker Kenny Baker Redell Terry Gene Abbott Deuteronomy Mathews Knox Britt Charles Brown. Also note a reportedly 178 year old turtle on St Helena Island.
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Selective Service
December
Charlotte Armed Forces
Ethel Kirkman
Frankie D. Howard
U. S. Attorney's Office
Greensboro
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Willie J. Smith
Clyde C. Williard
Walter L. Gibson
Walter L. Travis
Goldston F. Harris
Jack T. Wrenn
Edgar J. Venable
Harold G. Fletcher
John B. Miller
Sores A. Munn Jr
Billie Ball
Kirkman
Eugene Rucker
Clarence Ingram
Claude Milan
Howard Ferguson
Virgil Maness
Robert Tucker
Kenny Baker
Redell Terry
Gene Abbott
Deuteronomy Mathews
Knox Britt
Charles Brown
Two More Policies Attacked In Jernigan Disappearance Case
Durham Life Insurance Co. seeks cancellation of two policies held by Haywood H. Jernigan of Dunn after he vanished from a Wrightsville Beach fishing pier during a hurricane last August. Suits filed in Wake Superior Court allege false information in applications. The insurer says Jernigan had total life coverage of about 280000 dollars, including double indemnity policies.
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Raleigh
Wrightsville Beach
Durham Life Insurance Co
Wake Superior Court
Haywood H. Jernigan
Dunn
Jernigan
Polics
I. O. Brady
Bus Fare Hike in Gastonia Gets Approval
Gastonia Transit Co Inc won approval to raise fares by eliminating tokens and charging 10 cents per ride. The Utilities Commission allowed the change though token sales may end. the move aims to offset operating losses. General manager C D Hardin warned it may not fully solve finances but will be tested before a broader fare increase.
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Raleigh Gastonia Transit Co., Inc
Gastonia City
The
Utilities Commission
C. D. Hardin
Eastern Part Of Country Continues Fair
The Associated Press reports a split December day with fair conditions in the eastern quarter and parts of the Southwest while the mid continent and western states see rain and snow. A tornado near Washington-on-the-Brazos, Texas, killed two and injured five others, marking the fourth Texas tornado in 24 hours.
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Associated Press
Mid-Continent
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Ohio Valley
Texas Panhandle
Michigan
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Kansas
West Central
Plains
New Mexico
Montana
Midwest
ashington-on-the-Brazos
Tex
Fall Bazaar at Catholic Center Saturday Morning
News of Interest To Colored People reports the annual fall bazaar at the Catholic Center this Saturday from 10 AM. Also notes T A Brower’s illness improvement and a baptismal service at Mt Vernon Baptist Church Sunday at 6 30 PM announced by Rev F O Bass.
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Catholic Center
Satuday
T. A. Brower
Charles H. Brower
Ohio
Vis Golden Fleece Lodge No
Late Call Irks Doctors At AMA Clinic Session
Doctors at the American Medical Association clinic session in St. Louis complain that late calls disrupt sleep. They identify 11 p.m. as the peak hour for unnecessary wake up calls that pull them from bed.
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ST. Louis
American Medical Assn
Eight Prisoners Paroled By State Board
The State Board of Paroles announced paroles for eight prisoners and commuted sentences for two to time served. Paroled are Sylvester Collins, Boyle Duckett, Walter Freeman, Robert Lemoyne Koebel, Spencer Lawson, Sammie Perry, Louis Sanders, and Raymond Carl Warwick from various counties with sentences ranging from six months to 35 years. John E. Geardini’s sentence was commuted to enter a veterans hospital for lung tumor treatment, and William T. Rich’s sentence was commuted to time served after he had been jailed for auto theft.
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Raleigh
State Board of Paroles
Sylvester Collins
Robeson County
Boyle Duckett
Madison
Walter Freeman
Northampton
Robert Lemoyne Koebel
Surry
Spencer Lawson
Sammie Perry
Vance
Louis Sanders
Johnston
Raymond Carl Warwick
Robeson
John E. Jgeardini
Veterans’ Hospital
Berland
Nhat
William T. Rich
Committee Accepts Terms in Gouzenko Case
The United States subcommittee agreed to question Igor Gouzenko while he lives in Canada under Royal Canadian Mounted Police protection. Ottawa insists on Canadian jurisdiction and public release requires approval from Canadian authorities. Jenner, seeking possible new spy ring leads, had objected but acceptance followed Dulles support.
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United States
Canada
Ender
Royal Police
Gouy
Ottawa
Mounties
Jener
Jenner
Dulles
Gouzenko
Papers Reject Proposal Halts 20000 Struck Newspaper Workers
The photoengravers picket halted six major papers including the Times Daily News Daily Mirror World Telegram and Sun Journal American and Post. Nonstriking staff were laid off as the Herald Tribune kept publishing. Pay stopped for most of the 20000-strong workforce amid the shutdown.
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The
Herald Tribune
Times
Daily News
Daily Mirror
World, Telegram and the Sun
Journal American
Post
Weather outlook with mild temperatures and sunset time
Tonight low 42 degrees and tomorrow high 66 degrees. Today's high reached 60 and last night’s low was 22. Sunset is 5 06 p m and sunrise tomorrow is 7 15 a m.
Tax Liens Paid on Brinson Couples in County Records
Notices in the county register of deeds report federal income tax liens paid for two High Point couples. R. L. Jr. and Sara E. Brinson settled a $2,323.64 lien, while J. Woodruff and Mary L. Brinson paid $2,252.06.
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County Register of Deeds Office
High Point
R. L. Jr
Sara E. Brinson
J. Woodruff
Mary L. Brinson
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Gastonia
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Dania, Fla
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New Orleans
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San Francisco
Studebaker
Museum OF Modern Art
Fashion Academy
New York School of Fashion Design
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