North Carolina to Activate 123rd Air Base Group at Charlotte
State Adj. Gen. John Manning announced plans to activate the 123rd Air Base Group as the new Air National Guard unit in Charlotte effective January 1. The group will serve as the supporting unit for the 123rd Air Guard Wing with duties across North Carolina West Virginia and Kentucky. The base’s prior assignment to Kentucky will shift to accommodate the new unit’s structure including headquarters communications air police food service and installations squadrons.
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Raleigh
123Rd Air Base
Air National Guard
Charlotte
Adj
John Manning
Manning
Moummeeras
123Rd Air Guard Wing
North Carolina
Westginia
Kentucky
Two Baltimore Men Plead Guilty in Enfield Burglary Case
Walter Slowe and Robert Buddy Mason, both of Baltimore, Md., pleaded guilty to burglary and conspiracy in the Enfield store robbery. Judge Joseph W. Parker sentenced them to combined terms totaling 30 years. The defendants had resisted extradition from Maryland.
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Halifax
Walter Slowe
Robert Buddy Mason
Baltimore
Enfield
Serior Court
Joseph W. Parker
Slowe
Mason
Maryland
Winston-Salem Man Pleads Guilty to Murder
William A Bud Braddock 33 of Winston Salem pleaded guilty to the October murder of Frances Larri more Mitchell 25 and was sentenced to life imprisonment in Forsyth Superior Court Judge William H Bobbitt ordered the testimony on the record. A witness is set to testify Wednesday that Braddock threatened to kill Mitchell on several occasions before the slaying.
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Winston-Salem
William A. Bud Braddock
Winston- Salem
Frances Larrimore Mitchell
Braddock
Forsyth Superior Court
William H. Bobbitt
Walter Johnson
Brad
Mitchell
Three men plead guilty to Aug robbery and get long federal terms
In Garner North Carolina three men admitted guilt for a robbery last August 28 that netted $12. Woodrow S$ 1 club operator in Greensboro and Raleigh received 18 years in a federal penitentiary plus seven years in state prison for a parole violation. Cyrus Porter of Greenville was sentenced to 15 years and 50 years in state prison for another robbery. Hassell Davis aged 25 received 10 years.
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Wilmington
Soeentn
Raleigh
Cyrus Porter
Greenville
Hassell Davis
Funds to Fight Disease May Be Available
New York reports funds may soon be released for a major Muscular Dystrophy Association drive. Postal workers’ door to door collections aim to reach a five million dollar goal to expand research and combat the disease with about 200000 sufferers nationwide. The cause and cure remain unknown and the disease leads to wasting and invalidism.
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New York
Wuaed
Rg Sarge Inc
Ceme
Muscular
On Assn
Post Office
James McGraw
Association
Autographed Truman Dollar Stolen From Cincinnati Vendor
In Cincinnati a year after Harry S. Truman visited, a dollar he autographed was put in a cash register by Mrs. Aleen Knierim. A thief then stole the register containing $101 and the autographed dollar, leaving the seller distressed as she reported the loss to police.
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Cincinnati
Harry S. Truman
Aleen Knierim
Truan
Stocks Dull Session Slight Drop as Major Shares Retreat
New York stocks slid for the third straight session with declines across most major groups. Aircraft shares rose on Defense Secretary Wilson’s call for strong air power, while volumes remained near the prior day’s pace. Major firms listed include American Cyanamid, Du Pont, General Electric, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, Dow Chemical, IBM, and United States Steel with varied percent moves.
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New York
Defense
Wilson
du Pont
Era Pacific
Standard Oil
Ameican Cyanamid
Du _ Pont
General Electric
American Tobacco
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Schenley Industries
Admiral Corporation Eeeeenee
Alleghany Cor i Eecces OM
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers Mfg Sssessseee
American Can
American Car
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic
Avco Manufacturing
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Esess
Canadian Pacific
Carolina Power
Commercial Credit Eeeeeeeere
Consolidated Edison
Dupont de Nemour
Eastern Airlines
Firestone
Secal Electric
General Foods
Goodrich Rubber Kheed
Csseseses
Pennsylvania RR
Wccsseseees
Philco Corporation
Sssseses
Phillips Petroleum
Seses
Pittsburgh P Gl
Pullman Company
Sseesees
Pure Oil Co
Radio Corporation
Stevens, J. P. Co
Studebaker
Union Pacific Escceeneeee
Paea Airlines
Soscsere
United Gas
United States Rubber
U. S. Smelting & Refaccvesee
United States Steel
Vick Chemical Eee
Virginia-Care Chemical
West Auto ‘Supp Ee
West Maryland
So Enaveccovese
Western Union
Western Electric
Woolworth & Cossescesseeese
Zenith Radio Ee
Traffic Offenders See Exhibit On Alcohol Effect In Court
In St Louis traffic offenders summoned to City Court will view a scientific exhibit illustrating alcohol’s impact on driving. City Judge Morris M Rosenthal arranged to borrow the display for 60 days after seeing it at an American Medical Association clinical session.
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ST. Louis
Morris M. Rosenthal
American Medical Assn
Egyptian Girl Headed For Dixie Hospital
A Egyptian girl bound for Winston-Salem is being accompanied by Dr. C. C. Carpenter dean of Bowman Gray Medical School and his wife Dorothy. Also with them is Mrs Namizar Hussein and her daughter Khadiya Shalakani. Mrs Hussein is a sister of Egypts ambassador to the United States Ahmed Hussein. The group arrived on a transatlantic flight and planned to continue to Winston-Salem via Washington. The party was met at Idlewild by Rashad Mourat the consul general in New York.
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New York
Winston-Salem
C. C. Carpenter
Bowman Gray Medical School
Dorothy
Namizar-Hussein
Khadiya Shalakani
Namiaar-Hussein
United States
Ahmed Hussein
Cater
Fulbrecht
Cairo
Egypt
Eastern Airlines
Washington
London
British Overseas Airways
Idlewild
Rashad Mourat
Cyptan
Newark
Davis Weeps as Verdict on Segregation Case Nears
Davis 80 appears moved as he argues against striking down segregation in public schools. Marshall for the NAACP contends the 14th Amendment forbids segregation and criticizes separate but equal as inherently unequal.
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Davis
Conress
Thurgoor Marshall
National Assy
Marshall
Congress
Ike Talks To U.N. Today As Baruch Plan Fades
At the United Nations Eisenhower was to urge Russia to cooperate to prevent atomic war while observers warned the Baruch plan for world atomic ownership may die with the hydrogen bomb. The Assembly adjournment faced delays as Korea debate was postponed amid a 55 to 0 vote with the Soviet bloc abstaining. FAO noted about 9 percent of global land is cultivated.
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Lem
International Atomic Energy
U. N
Eisenhower
Bernard Baruch
Russia
Assembly
United States
Mediators' proposal discussed as union strikes impact papers
Burke and Mapel present as mediators' plan is reviewed with a possible union meeting today. If ratified, pickets could end within an hour, easing the six-paper strike that halted publication. Engravers seek a 15 dollar weekly package, publishers offer 3.75, while editors exchange scraps of wage talks and fact-finding.
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Burke
Mapel
CIO American News
AFL Printing Trades Council
Madggiolo
Waa
The
Times
Daily News
Daily Mirror
Post
Journal-American
World
Herald “Tribune
Herald Tribune
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
New York
Western Powers urge unity as Big Three settle Europe issues
The Big Three pledged unity and reassured nations they will avoid wrongful violence while Eisenhower heads to the United Nations to warn of atomic era perils. A note proposed a Berlin minister meeting January 4 and two concrete results emerged: Eisenhower to address the UN and a Berlin ministers meeting proposal.
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Europe
Eisenhower
United Nations
Russia
Berlin
Mid-Ocean Club
New York
U. N
Laniel
Paris
Churchill
Georges Bidault
Malenkov
Bidault
EDC
United Kingdom
United States
European Defense Community
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