State farm land totals rise in 1950 census
The 1950 farm census shows North Carolina with 21 187 918 acres of farm land, up 8 383 acres from 1949. Data were gathered from farmers last January and released by the State Department of Agriculture. Dr Hauk of Nashville becomes president of the Jeutaoen Psychiatric Association replacing Dr Burk Suitt of Duke University.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Department of Agriture
PS Apes Aye
Pinehurst
Dr . O Ss. Hauk
Nashville, Tenn
Jeutaoen! Psychiatric Association
Pheves
Ae Saar
Cuseean de R. Burk Suitt
Duke University
Cone Mills Board Names Three New Vice Presidents
Greensboro officials announced that Creembers Ean Os Greens and le Weeks of ton Tanaee S. Morris of Salisbury were appointed vice presidents by Cone Mills Board of Directors yesterday.
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Greensboro
Cone Mills Wine A
Ean Os Greens
le Weeks
Ton Tanaee S. Morris
Salisbury
Lenoir man given five to ten years for hit and run plea
A Caldwell plasterer aged 49 pleaded nolo contendere to a hit and run charge. The case, heard near Morganton, resulted in a five to ten year sentence to Central Prison for the defendant Crump and accomplice.
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Morganton
Lenoir
Central Prison
Caldwell
Orace
Nolo
North Carolina Ace in Korea Credited With Damaging Jet
Maj. Winton W. Marshall of Raleigh, part of a 36 plane mission, reportedly engaged 65 MIG fighters near Invens in Northwest Korea. The report notes Marshall credited with damaging one Communist jet amid the action.
Francher Re-elected Head of NC Jersey Breeders Assn
Forrest Francher of Biltmore Farms Asheville was chosen to lead the North Carolina Jersey Breeders Association for the coming year after being re-elected president at the group’s annual meeting held here yesterday.
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Statesville
Forrest Francher
Biltmore Farms
Asheville
North Carolina Jersey Breeders Association
Francher
Ross Rites Held In Lillington
Funeral services were scheduled near here today for Charles Ross, 73, Randolph County native and longtime attorney for the State Highway Commission. He died in a Fayetteville hospital after a long illness. Ross was a prominent figure in state politics and ended his service directing rural researchers for Governor Kerr Scott, which prepared data for the rural roads bond issue.
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Ross
Lillington
LLP
Charles Ross
State Highway Commission
Fayetteville
Randolph County
Kerr Scott
Construction Worker Dies After Fall From Duke Power Facility
A 31 year old construction worker Melvin Hoyle Huskenny of Gaffney South Carolina fell to his death from a concemeceliasis at Duke Power steam reactor yesterday. He was pronounced dead on arrival at a Charlotte hospital.
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MT. Holly
Duke Power
Melvin Hoyle Huskenny
Gaffney
S. C
Charlotte
Allies Fear Communists May Hold Back On POWs
At Panmunjom the United Nations warned the Communists may delay prisoner exchanges until all 120000 or more POWs are accounted for and data is complete. The Reds rejected a compromise on armistice policing and demanded broader terms while insisting on a man-for-man exchange.
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Panmunjom
Korea
A Nations
al- Srommies
U.N. Jowers
Korean Front Quiet as 30 Day Truce Sputters On
8th Army reports only light to moderate ground actions along a 145 mile front in the 30 day cease fire. Allied units repulsed an attack near Kumsong as intermittent snow flurries fall and U N planes resume attacks amid fog and haze. A U S jet, an F 80, crashes over enemy territory with no survivor, while two MiG fighters are claimed destroyed in air clashes.
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United Nations
8Th Army
Kumsong
U.N
North Korea
Mig
5Th Air Force
Stock Market Dull Early Trading On Wall Street
New York markets opened with little movement as traders held back awaiting developments in the overall outlook. Trading was sparse with about 250000 shares changing hands in the first hour, while a few issues edged from narrow ranges including American Cyanamid down and Atlantic Gulf & West Indies up to a new high.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Zenith
Motorola
Canadian Pacific
Government Tax Scandal Hearings Signal Broad Crackdown
Washington hearings focus on Bert Naster and T. Lamar Caudle as they face accusations of pressuring Abraham Teitelbaum for a $500,000 tax fix. Attorney General McGrath defends past sanctions while pledging scrutiny of irregularities in federal tax cases amid political tension.
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Washington
Bert K. Naster
T. Lamar Caudle
Hollywood
Fla
House
Ways and Means
Abraham Teitelbaum
Chicago
Naster
Florida
McGrath
Leesom
Aer
Truman
U. S
Caudle
Foye
Ad M
Wisconsin Solon Demands McGrath Resignation
Wisconsin senator Byrnes calls for J Howard McGrath to resign as attorney general amid congressional tax scandals hearings. He urges replacement by a capable attorney general to restore public confidence in federal law enforcement. The testimony cited includes approved trips and commissions, with calls for house cleaning in the Justice Department. Two more IRS stamp issues bring Greensboro area totals to four.
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Washington
J. Howard McGrath
Byrnes
R-Wis
Pa “McGrath
Justice Riment
Reefore
McGrath
Department of Justice
Greensboro
Internal Revenue Bureau
Edwin Gill
James Norman Harris
James Victor Roach
Lexington
Manhunt for ex convict Ross in Maryland forest
More than 125 FBI agents state troopers and local police pursue George F Ross in a five mile square wooded area near Ellicott City Maryland The hunt aided by helicopters and planes aims to capture the 27 year old fugitive sought for the murder of Cleveland patrolman Forney L Haas Ross identified by fingerprints and a bloodstained kerchief and blanket after a confrontation in a stolen car near a gas station
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FBI
George F. Ross
Cleveland
Maryland
Bal
Washington
Ross
Here
Russell E. Moxley
Moxley
Forney L. Haas
CP and L and Tide Water consider merger proposal
Directors of Carolina Power and Light and Tide Water Power Co meet to act on a casenet merger proposal. CP and L board convened in Raleigh while Tide Water board met in Wilmington to discuss the announced plan from November 14.
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Raleigh
Carolina Power
A S and Tide Water Power Co
Cp&l
Tide Water Board
Wilming
Tide Water
State to tax feed fertilizers with five cent per ton levy
Raleigh reports the nickel for know how assessment on feed fertilizers will start. Agriculture Commissioner L Y Ballentine says the five cent per ton levy is collected from manufacturers and passed to farmers in sales. Farmers approved the statewide referendum on November 3.
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Raleigh
L. Y. Ballentine
Tennessee Boy Sends Santa Simple Woodworking Request
A Tennessee mountain boy asks Santa for an axe for his father and a buck saw for his mother to supply firewood for their cabin stove. The letter is among 40 000 addressed to Santa Claus at the North Pole and answered by local Legion volunteers.
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Santa Claus
Ind
Santa
Daddy
Post Office
North Pole
Grand Jury Indicts Three Former Tax Officials in Conspiracy
A San Francisco grand jury indicted three former revenue officials on charges of conspiring to defraud the government. A Brooklyn deputy collector was indicted for bribe taking as part of a nationwide Internal Revenue crackdown ordered by the administration. The Internal Revenue Service reports a surge in prosecutions and disciplinary actions as part of a sweeping tax scandal response.
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Internal Revenue
San Francisco
Tvvatietie
Brooklyn
Bureau
Aftistate
John B. Dunlap
Justicement
Ting
Jard McGrath
FBI
Socom
U.S
Tramutolo
The
Revenue Bureau
Frank B.mel Kinney
White House
Truman
la A
Isco
Smyth
California
John and
Paul le
Saud Doy Bong
New York
Intiatmest Eas
Andrew
Wichita
Kan
Hana O& Chengnan Ae
Rea. Oil Company
Bas
Nee
Beth Neme
Orea
Ws . Sa
Department
Justice Department
Hopes Dim After Talk By Soviet on World Arms Talks
Paris reports that Andrei Vishinsky said agreements reached in secret arms talks offered limited hope for progress. Western allies warned the rival camps may still clash over how a UN commission would operate and supervise disarmament safeguards.
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Paris
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
United Nations
So Aea
France
United Teemee
Soviet Union
Lili Cleared By Jury Of Indecency
Hollywood report says Lili St. Cyr was acquitted by a 12-member jury after a city investigation found her Ciro’s act not willfully indecent. The verdict allowed her to resume performances as the show was extended for another week.
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Lili
Hollywood
Lili St. Cyr
Ciro
Justice Court
Henry Draeger
Herman Hover
Ciro's
Major project named 1952 Raleigh defense training reject
Miss Ruth Current state home demonstration agent announced after a meeting of district supervisors that civil defense training was named the major reject in 1952 for the North Carolina Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs.
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Raleigh
North Carolna
Byrd Pleads Postponement in Capital Murder Trial
Conrad L Byrd 22 of Clayton asks postponement in his capital murder trial. He is charged for stabbing Marine Francis Salinardi 22 of Wa Conn on November 20 after Salinardi had returned home for one week from two years in Korea. A Johnston County grand jury indicted Byrd yesterday.
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Smithfield
Conrad L Byrd
Clayton
Johnston County
Byrd
Francis Salinardi
Wa Conn
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