Ground Fighting Slows as Bombers Hit Reds Again
Allied bombers blasted Communist supply lines across Korea in round the clock raids while ground fighting slackened due to frontline shortages. Sabre jets shot down a MIG-15, and B-29s and B-26s destroyed about 160 trucks and targeted rail lines, depots, and a gun position as Panmunjom area skirmishes eased.
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Korea
Yalu River
United Nations
North Korea
Red
Air Force
Tokchon
Yongyopcham
Yongpung
Sukchon
Sinanju
Singye
U.N
Panmunjom
Kumhwa
Officials vow to keep wage controls with or without WSB
Washington officials announced efforts to revive the Wage Stabilization Board by recruiting new industry members while pledging wage curbs will continue regardless. Mobilization Director Henry Fowler and Economic Stabilizer Roger L. Putnam said they hope for quick industry reappointment and warned the program would operate even if the board fails to function. Walter Reuther’s CIO visits may press for dropping controls.
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Wage Stabilization Board
Henry Fowler
Roger L. Putnam
WSB
Truman
John L. Lewis
Putnam
Walter Reuther
CIO
Therogram
Fowleratnam
Supreme Court To Argue Segregation
The Supreme Court took up whether sending Negro and white children to separate public schools violates the Constitution. NAACP argues segregation harms education and violates the 14th Amendment. Thurgood Marshall and John W. Davis lead the legal challenge with notable defense of states rights.
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Washington
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Association
Thurgood Marshall
Eight Directors Named To Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce announces eight new board members: George A. Covington John Diffendal C Arthur Kirkman William D. Lewis Holt McPherson M Z Perkinson Noble T Praigg and Joe P Temple. They replace retiring directors as the new board plans officers for 1953 at December meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Clarence M. Allred
Chamber
George A. Covington
John Diffendal
C. Arthur Kirkman
William D. Lewis
Holt McPherson
M. Z. Perkinson
Noble T. Praigg
Joe P. Temple
Alson Gray
Robert L. Thompson
W. B. Hall
Curtis Smithdeal
Jess H. Washburn
Hal A. Davis
Arthur G. Corpening
Elliott S. Wood
Frank Sizemore
George E.hutchen
Ed Mendenhall
Elliotts.wood
S. C. Kirkman
F. J. Sizemore
Phil Clarke
Probers Challenge Acheson Adviser In UN Subversive Probe
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee plans closed testimony from Adrian Fisher assistant secretary of state and legal adviser as part of its probe into subversive influence among U N employees. Senator O Conor said Acheson letter asserting no danger from Communist aides is weak and shows lack of awareness. The committee reviewed the grand jury criticism of State Department secrecy on U N personnel and refused to name officials.
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New York
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
United Nations
Adrian Fisher
State Department
Herbert R. O'Conor
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Grajury
Acheson
Sen
Alexander Wiley
R—Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.N
United States
Secretariat
Pacific Coast Braces For New Storm
Pacific Coast residents brace for another storm as a low pressure system 800 miles off the Oregon coast threatens central and northern California with more rain. The region is rebuilding from last weekend’s heavy snow that disrupted trains and caused fatalities. 50 landslides blocked lines between the San Francisco Bay area and Eureka while water near the Eel River receded and flood threats along the Sacramento and Russian Rivers eased. Temperatures run warmer east of the Mississippi but colder conditions persist in parts of the West with the Northwest receiving most of yesterday’s rainfall.
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Oregon Coast
California
Oregon - California
Southern Pacific
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
San Francisco Bay Area
Eureka
Calif
Eel River
Sacramento
Russian Rivers
Mississippi River
Appalachian Mountains
Tillamook
Ore
Upper Great Lakes
Dakotas
Minnesota
Leatherworker Ceccil Parker Seized for Leather Theft
Ceccil Parker, who learned leathercraft during a prison term, was jailed again today on charges of stealing 1,600 square feet of leather. At Duke University a two day medical symposium opened with Dr L J Medina of Illinois delivering the opening address as doctors from the Carolinas Virginia and Eastern Tennessee attended.
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Winston-Salem
Ceccil Parker
Durham
L. J. Medina
University of Ilinois
Duke University
Carolinas
Virginia
Tennessee
Day of Walkertown Republican candidate dies at 64
John Tucker Day of Walkertown died at a local hospital last night after a cerebral hemorrhage at his home. The Winston-Salem native, 64, was a UNC graduate and admitted to the State bar in 1917.
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Winston - Salem
John Tucker Day
Walkertown
Rt. 1
Winston-Salem
Day
University of North
North Carolina appointments and college building dedication
Gov Kerr Scott announced appointments to the State Board of Dental Examiners and other posts including Harry McGalliard to the Commission of Uniform State Laws and Dr James Cornwell to the Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners. Scott Hall at North Carolina State College was dedicated, named for Gov Scott's father Robert W. Scott, costing 380110 dollars. A Beaufort fishing boat Doswell S Edwards sank while being towed, all hands rescued, as towline broke and crew evacuated to lifeboats.
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Raleigh
Darden J. Eure
Morehead City
Frank Alford
Charlotte
State Board of Dental Examiners
Kerr Scott
Harry W. MecGalliard
Commission of Uniform State Laws
I. M. Bailey
Fred I. Sutton
Kinston
James I. Cornwell
Asheville
Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
P. C. McLain
High Point
Scott Hall
North Carolina State College
Robert W. Scott
Beaufort
Doswell S. Edwards
T. B. Piner
Atlantic Beach
Fort Macon
Coast Guard
Piedmont Tool Engineers Hear Brandenburg Address
A third anniversary meeting of the Piedmont Chapter of the American Society of Tool Engineers heard an address by S A Brandenburg vice president of the ee Machine Tool Co Sydney O Brandenburg outlined the country's progress in the machine tool industry for the Piedmont group from North and South Carolina and Virginia The chapter planned to hold its January meeting in Charlotte.
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Winston-Salem
Piedmont
So Eciety of Tool Engineers
S. A. Brandenburg
Ee Machine Tool Co
Sydney
O. Brandenburg
Piedmont Group
South Carolina
Virginia
Charlotte
Wilmington Bidding Opens on Major Ft. Bragg Grading Job
About 200 contractors from 90 firms nationwide gathered at the Wilmington District Army Corps of Engineers office to present bids on a multi million dollar grading project at Ft. Bragg. Col. R C Brown said the work will include water and sewage facilities in addition to grading.
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Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
Army Corps of Engineers
Col
R. C. Brown
Vishinsky Leaves For Home Ending Korean Peace Hopes
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky departs New York for home amid narrows in prospects for a Korean peace. The UN General Assembly winds down as Peiping and Pyongyang offer no fresh replies to Indian drafted compromise peace proposals. Meanwhile the United States backs a middle road Tunisian French dispute resolution and rejects a broader Arab-Asian plan for good offices.
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations
Kremlin
Liberte
U.N
Peiping
Pyongyang
General Assembly
Vishinsky
Russia
India
United States
France
Tunisia
U. SS
Philip C. Jessup
Washington
Casablanca
Jessup
U. S
Frazil
Eisenhower to Confer With Congressional Leaders After Pacic Trip
Key Republicans expect President elect Eisenhower to meet with top Congressional leaders soon after returning from the Pacific. He will brief legislative lieutenants on Korea and outline aims to bolster frontline troops. Nixon and Carlson foresee a New York meeting focused on the new Congress agenda and Korea strategy.
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Eisenhower
Pacific
Korea
Richard M. Nixon
Frank Carlson
New York
Nixon
Carlson
Congress
Casablanca Riots Steal 57 Lives Prompt Martial Law Talk
French Morocco reports say 57 people died in Casablanca rioting as 9 000 troops and Marines guard the Atlantic port. Tanks ring native districts while curfews and emergency housing are deployed, amid intensifying tension after the Tunisian union leader murder.
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Casablanca
French Morocco
Atlantic
UP Picture Takers Sweep Up Awards
London December awards crown United Press Pictures staff winners in three categories for top news images. Dawson Phillips and Andrews capture key moments from Elizabeth II state opening Harrow train wreck and Capt. Kurt Carlsen rescue scene. Winning photos advance to international contest for 1952.
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London
United Press Pictures
Not
Britain
FE Elizabeth II
Harrow
Charles J. Were Dawson
C. G. Phillips
J. P. Andrews
Kurt Carlsen
British Press Club Today
Gifford
Encyclopaedia Brittanica
United States
Dawson
Brumas
Elizabeth
Minist Churchill
Phillips
Royal Air Force
Eisenhower Secrecy Veils Pacific Talks Aboard Helena
President elect Eisenhower and cabinet picks Dulles Humphrey McKay Brownell confer aboard the USS Helena in a secrecy keen session. Discussions cover Korea policy and economic issues with planned speeches after inauguration, as Pearl Harbor prep begins.
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Ike
Eisenhower
Helena
Wake Island
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Interior Department
Uss
James C. Hagerty
John Foster Dulles
Treasury
George Humphrey
Interior
Herbert Brownell
New York
Commodore Hotel
Dulles
Hagerty
Secfe
Pearl Harbor
Charles E. Wilson
Korea
Hawaii
Wilson
Defense
Arthur Radford
Pacific Fleet
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
Grand Prize Winners In Contest Announced
The 1952 Enterprise Pick The Winners contest announces grand prize winners with full scores and the winner’s first surprised comment. Enterprise and High Point merchants contributed over $2,000 in prizes, and a record 8,200 amateur football experts entered at least one blank during the weeks.
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Enterprise
High Point
Weather snapshot with tonight and tomorrow temperatures
The forecast lists a low of 44 tonight and a high of 65 tomorrow following a today’s high. Last night dipped to 37. Sunset is 5 08 p m and sunrise at 7 20 a m tomorrow.
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