Desperado Cunningham Shot After Chase With Officers
Clyde Cunningham once a South Carolina convict died after a chase near Kings Mountain when officers crowded his car off the highway. He fired wounding Police Chief J A Burns before officers shot him in the neck. Cunningham had stolen a car from Cayne chief William Rikard and faced renewed charges of auto theft and possible kidnapping.
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Westinghouse 1938 Refrigerator Line Brings New Features
Westinghouse announces the 1938 Kitchen Proved line with over 100 home kitchen tests backing four major upgrades. Improvements include a porcelain meat compartment a glass top humid drawer for produce a super capacity froster a revised temperature regulator and a finger tip dial plus refinements for beauty convenience and safety features such as an express tray and adjustable shelves. V Kester of Rose Furniture Co. notes 20 models share the same quality construction.
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Stocks rally at session end after dull week
Stocks closed a tentative rally, led by steels and other leaders, with gains up to two points. The Associated Press average slipped 0.3 in six days but rose 0.6 to 45.8 today as heavy trading continued. Transfers totaled 500,550 shares. weekly volume 65,170,364.
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More Quiput Urged in Russia in Stalin Month Push
In Moscow on December 18 Soviet workers urged higher output as the third Five Year Plan begins. A Soviet press challenge links January to Stalin and Stakhanov records, promising Socialist Competition banners and honors for boosted production across coal, oil, steel, and chemical sectors.
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Industrial leaders awarded for productivity and discipline
Works plants compete for red banners of leadership. A badge honors factory managers and shock workers for distinguished service boosting labor productivity, with certificates for other outstanding workers. The press complains of lag as some industries miss budgets and losses rise from accidents. Lazar Kaganovich, heavy industry commissar, criticizes copper sector for discipline failures and poor repairs.
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Exceptional Childs Commission to Study Special Education
Governor Hoey announced a seven member commission to propose better instruction for exceptional children in public schools. Appointees include Ada Valentine Spring Hope J B Sidbury Wilmington W E Taylor Charlotte C H Allen Western Carolina Teachers College Cullowhee EB A Branch State Board of Health Harry W Crane UNC and J F Woodward Mount Pleasant.
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Dunn City To Slow Trains To Eighty MPH
City commissioners approved an ordinance requiring trains passing through Dunn to reduce speed to 80 miles per hour. The measure, announced today, takes effect Monday.
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New Efforts Say Executives Ignore Orders
A new statement argues that executive orders are not carried out, signaling friction between leadership and implementation. The remarks suggest policy or operational friction within the organization.
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