ROKs briefly seize Nori hills in brutal night clash
South Korean infantry recaptured Big and Little Nori hills in savage hand to hand fighting before losing them again to 700 Chinese attackers. The battles began about 6:20 p.m. with heavy artillery and included close quarter assaults in bunkers and trenches amid a day of heavy fighting in the Yonchon sector.
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Seoul
Korea
Big
Little
Nori
Little Nori Hill
Big Nori Hill
Little Nori
Big Nori
United Press
Fred Painton
ROK
U.N
Reds
Yonchon
Mrs. Bledsoe Sentenced to Five to Seven Years
Mrs. James T. Bledsoe, 47, was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon and sentenced to five to seven years for shooting her husband James Bledsoe. An appeal was filed. Jurors found intent to kill after deliberating since yesterday. The couple's dispute arose over alleged attentions to another woman. He died December 24, ten days after the shooting. a doctor cited a blood clot as the death cause.
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Durham
James T. Bledsoe
Bledsoe
Baptist pastor denounces Revised Bible as unholy substitute
In Gibsonville Rev. Martin Luther Hux of Rocky Mount called the Revised Standard Version fraudulent and pro Communist after burning a page in protest of modernism. He labeled the work an unholy substitute for the Bible during a Central Baptist Church service. The same dispatch notes a Democratic-leaning state and a GOP victory dinner planned for Angier with speaker John A. Wilkerson and mentions Morehead City mayor George W. Dill Jr taking a leadership post in the League of Municipalities 1953 Legislative Committee.
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Gibsonville
Martin Luther Hux
Rocky Mount
Central Baptist Church
Raleigh
Morehead City
George W. Dill, Jr
League of Municipalities
League
J. O. Tally
Aes
Fayetteville
State to Install Fluorescent Shelter Signs in Buildings
Raleigh reports black and yellow fluorescent air raid shelter signs will be placed on all state buildings to mark emergency shelters. Signs designed by State Civil Defense Director E. Z. Jones have already appeared in Virginia and New Hampshire.
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Raleigh
Leigh
E. Z. Jones
Virginia
New Hampshire
Former Raleigh Sgt. Put on Probation for Payroll Malfeasance
Raleigh official Perry placed on five year probation by Wake Superior Court after pleading guilty to seven counts of malfeasance in office. The ex sergeant, now residing in High Point, admitted actions while in charge of personnel hired to police baseball games for the Raleigh Caps.
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Raleigh
E. E. Perry
Wake Superior Court
Perry
High Point
Raleigh Caps
Raleigh Hearings Hear 13000 Deaf Pupils in Schools
At the fourth annual special education conference in Raleigh North Carolina Mrs Annie Ray Moore health educator with the School Health Coordinating Service said 13000 children in public schools are hard of hearing. The conference sponsored by the State Department of Public Instruction continues through tomorrow.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Annie Ray Moore
School Health Coordinating Service
State Department ‘of Public Instruction
Marine general visits Camp Lejeune on amphibious base tour
Maj. Gen. Shin Hyon Zoom, Korea's Marines chief, arrives at Camp Lejeune for a three day tour of the large base. He and his party will depart Monday for Norfolk to observe Fleet Marine Force Atlantic units. A high bid for Southland Speedways was rejected at public auction. The Raleigh track hosted a lone 200 mile AAA race on July 4. The sixth annual Nutrition Conference for the Feed Industry in Raleigh closes with a biochemistry professor noting antibiotics may boost chicken growth.
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Lejeune
Korea
Shin Hyon Zoom
Norfolk
Fleet Marine Force Atlantic
Raleigh
Southland Speedways, Inc
North Carolina church-related colleges form new foundation
At least 14 church-related colleges in North Carolina planned to establish a fund-raising body here. The State has chartered the group as The North Carolina Foundation of Church-Related Colleges. Expected members include Salem, Guilford, Lenoir Rhyne, Peace, St. Mary's, Elon, Catawba, Flora Macdonald, Pfeiffer, Presbyterian, Atlantic Christian, Bell Abbey, Campbell and Choate.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
North Carolina Foundation of
Salem
Guilford
Lenoir Rhyne
Peace
St. Mary's
Elon
Catawba
Flora Macdonald
Pfeiffer
Presbyterian
Atlantic Christian
Bell Abbey
Campbell
Cho
Dulles Urges Strengthened United Nations Role
John Foster Dulles in his first public statement as secretary of state urged strengthening an inadequate United Nations. Speaking at the National Council of Churches assembly in Denver he called the UN a great beginning for world order and justice and urged the nation to lead in making the UN a more effective instrument. He noted West Germany and Japan postwar aid and warned that foreign grants breed suspicion while praising the Marshall Plan and U S security programs.
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Denver
Colo
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
Dulles
National Council of Churches
U.N
Columbia Broadcasting System
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Eisenhower
Europe
Asia
The
U. N
Mutual Security Agency
Point Four
State Utility Panel OKs Charlotte Bus Run for Kinston Route
The State Utilities Commission granted Queen City Coach Co of Charlotte permission to carry passengers from Kinston to Jacksonville along North Carolina Highway 11. The area currently lacks bus service.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
Queen City Coach Co. of
Charlotte
Kinston
Jack S
N. C. Highway 11
Supreme Court to rule on major school segregation case
The Supreme Court has six months to decide if racial segregation will continue in a large portion of U S public schools after hearing arguments in five test cases from Kansas South Carolina Virginia Delaware and the District of Columbia. Decisions may come before June but not before March.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kansas
South Carolina
Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
U. S
America
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
High Bench
Felix Frankfurter
Harold H. Burton
Frankfurter
Harvard
Burton
Opera Telecast Draws Coast to Coast Audiences
The Met broadcast Bizet's Carmen to 31 theatres in 27 cities with over 3,000 in New York and about 60,000 total seats. Viewers wore week day clothes, popcorn was banned in many houses, and reception varied from fading images to general approval. Cast included Rise Stevens, Richard Tucker, Nadine Conner, and Robert Merrill.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Bizet
Met
New York City
Rise Stevens
Richard Tucker
Don Jose
Nadine Conner
Micaela
Robert Merrill
Escamillo
39Th Street
Morocco Quiet Under Fire Amid Rabat Riots
In Casablanca and Rabat French forces ringed key sites as Islam prayers approached. Police and Legionnaires faced 2000 Moroccans in the European Quarter, while authorities outlawed Istiqlal and Communist parties after arrests.
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French Foreign
Rabat
Douar Akkari
Augustin Guillaume
France
Morocco
Government CIO Square Off For Labor Law Battle
The government and the CIO clash over Taft Hartley injunctions as the Justice Department seeks an anti strike order at the American Locomotive Co plant in Dunkirk New York. The CIO Steel Workers threaten a Supreme Court test within 80 days to challenge the law’s constitutionality.
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CIO
Labor Law
Justice Department
Truman
Supreme Court
Atomic Energy Commission
Savannah River
S.C
Paducah
Steelworkers
Arthur Goldberg
Congress
The
U S Seeks Way to Give Loyalty Record to UN Lie
State Department explores methods to supply secret U S loyalty reports to UN Secretary General Trygve Lie to root out subversives in the United Nations Secretariat. Sen Wiley warns of possible U S funding cutoff if security measures fail. department denies withholding data. Archivist Irving Schiller fired for refusal to testify.
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U.S
Washington
State Department
Trygve Lie
United Nations Secretariat
Durist
The
Dea
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Seapedey
Department
Lem
U.N
United States
Congress
Wiley
New York
Secretariat
Lie
Irving Schiller
Geneva
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Wainwright recalls surrender days in Corregidor tale
In New York World War II testimony Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright recounts the Corregidor surrender. He describes the grim siege and the pressure to capitulate, while defense argues Provoo's alleged coercion and trauma explain his actions.
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New York
Jonathan M. Bores
S. District Court
John Davis
Wea
Wainwright
Provoo
Wales
George Plotkin
Corregidor
Plotkin
U. S
Malinta
Governor seeks return of Duplin health officer on forgery charges
Gov. Scott directs the Army to send Maj. Guy W. Gooding from Camp Stoneman California back to Duplin County to face trial on counts of false pretense and forgery. Gooding served as Duplin’s health officer and is accused of issuing false pay vouchers and stealing county funds.
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Scott
Army
Guy W. Gooding
Duplinity
Gooding
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Duplin
Eisenhower silent on Truman charge over Korea trip
President elect Eisenhower shown displeasure at Truman's claim that his Korea visit was campaign demagoguery. Aides signaled contempt while Eisenhower continued a planned schedule in Honolulu aboard the cruiser Helena, golfing at Kaneohe and preparing for a New York return.
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Eisenhower
Truman
Trueman
Helena
Guam
Kaneohe Marine Air Station
New York
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
James C. Hagerty
United States
MacArthur
Truma
Hagerty
Eisenhower's Staff Was Shown A Copy of Mr. Truman
Korea
Treman
California
Muroc Air Force Base
Los Angeles
S.T
E.S.T
Charles FE. Wilson
Defense
George Humphrey
Treasury
Herbert Brownell
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lucius Clay
Joseph Dodge
Budget Bureau
Roger Keyes
Detroit General Motors
Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Interior
Douglas McKay
Weather signals lows and highs for tonight and tomorrow
The forecast sets tonight’s low at 26 and tomorrow’s high at 44 degrees. Today’s high reached 52 with a 28 degree low last night. Sunset is at 5 96 PM and sunrise at 7 22 AM tomorrow.
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