Former Hot Springs police chief cleared in murder trial
Marshall North Carolina report says Paul Cutshall 53 a former Hot Springs police chief was found innocent of murdering Alonzo Norton 38 on March 24. The jury deliberated 45 minutes. Cutshall testified he fired at Norton during an arrest for drunkenness near Hot Springs.
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Dormitory bid dates set for Greensboro and Greenville
Raleigh reports bids open December 17 for a Greensboro dormitory and around January 1 for an $830,000 men's dorm at East Carolina College in Greenville. Funds from a federal grant and state sources are noted.
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State Conservation Board to Meet in Raleigh January 18–19
The State Board of Conservation and Development will hold its winter meeting in Raleigh on January 18 and 19. C D Director Ben Douglas will present semiannual reports from Douglas and the department’s division heads.
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State Board of Conservation and Development
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Lawmakers Wrestle With Eisenhower Atomic Proposal
Lawmakers from both parties weigh Eisenhower's plan to form an international atomic agency and Soviet openness. Rep. Arends hails the proposal as a display of peaceful intent while Rep. Durham questions Congress's willingness to authorize U S participation. Hinshaw calls it statesmanship potentially breaking global deadlock. Hoover and Hickenlooper praise timing and future benefits for peace and progress. Mansfield urges serious consideration by great powers.
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College committee eyes installation plan led by Dr Lampe
A State College committee headed by Dr J H Lampe of the engineering faculty has begun work on installation plans. It notes that foreign born residents were 13.4 percent of the 1900 U S population but only 6.7 percent in 1950.
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J. H. Lampe
U.S
West Formal Request for Big Four Berlin Talks
Washington circulated notes proposing a Berlin meeting next month between the Big Four on Germany and Austria with a view to future Western discussions including China. The notes, drafted after Bermuda talks, urged a phased approach and resisted a Big Five conference while stressing a defensive Western alliance and the option for later sessions if Moscow agrees.
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Norwegian executives face indecency charge in Florida
A Norwegian business executive Carl Otto Lowenski aged 52 and his secretary Blesvik Astrid aged 33 from Oslo swam in what police deemed indecent attire. Lowenski argued the style is proper in Norway while officers cited local laws. They were arrested but released after posting bonds.
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Carl Otto Lowenskiold
Oslo
Blesvik Astrid
Norway
Emil Joe
Sparrow Flies Through Window Delights Courtroom
A sparrow darted through a federal courtroom in New Mexico, prompting a hour and a half chase by spectators and the bailiff. The bird eluded Marshal George Beach but finally escaped via an open window just before Judge Carl Hatch arrived.
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Federal Court
George Beach
Carl Hatch
Global arable land estimate by century fund study
The earth has about 36 480 million acres in total land area and estimates from the Twentieth Century Fund suggest around 6 400 million acres could be arable. The figure reflects a major assessment of usable soil for farming.
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Mercury 1954: Easier, safer driving with powerful V-8
The new Mercury model highlights a 161 horsepower V-8 with overhead valves and a four-barrel carburetor, promising easier handling, smoother response, and better economy. Ball-Joint Front Suspension and refined design claim safer cornering, turning, and parking, plus notable reserve power for hills and highway driving.
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