Lausche Files for Ohio Senate Nomination
Gov. Frank Lausche said he will seek the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate from Ohio in the May 8 primary. The 60 year old leader, known as a two term governor, announced in Columbus that he would enter the race and had previously hinted at running for governor or president. Senator Beadle of Ohio remarked he is the incumbent and ready to defend his seat.
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Frank J. Lausche
U.S
Lausche
Wonder Boy
George H. Beade
Washington
Bender
Senate
Scott Urges Philippine Tobacco Imports Continue
Sen W Kerr Scott asked three Cabinet members to urge the Philippines to keep importing cigarettes and tobacco from the United States. He warned a prohibition would harm U S tobacco growers dealers and manufacturers and noted the Philippines buy about 500 million cigarettes per year. He urged steps to dissuade adoption of the ban.
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Raleigh
W. Kerr Scott
Woman in Greensboro Murder Case Faces Bond Posted
Naomi Clonch, 19, charged with murder in the death of her infant son Harold Eugene Clench, expected to post a $5,000 appearance bond. Judge L Richardson Preyer ordered she live with sister Lelia Straughn until trial as grand jury indicts for first degree murder, later revised to second degree. autopsy shows multiple fractures and crushed chest. James Clonch, 22, is her husband.
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Naomi Clonch
L. Richardson Preyer
Horace Kornegay
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Erence
James iClonch
Scales Gets Extension For Appeal
Junius Seales, chair of the Carolina Communist party, has a filed extension to January 6 to appeal his six year federal conviction in Greensboro North Carolina. He was found guilty of Smith Act violations and remains free on thirty five thousand dollar bond after the Fourth Circuit upheld the verdict and denied rehearing on November 17.
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Neral
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Carolinas Communist Party
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Federal District Court
Greensboro
N.C
Seales
U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Missing Marine Is Sought in Coast Guard Search
A 33 year old Marine Corps captain Harold Henrich departed Cherry Point North Carolina at 9 p.m. to fly home to Hempstead Long Island for Christmas with his wife Lois and son Mark. He was due at Zahn Airport Amityville shortly after 1 a.m. Police issued a 15 state alert as two Coast Guard aircraft scoured the area for his Navion plane seven hours overdue.
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N.C
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Korea
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Marriage License Traps Norfolk Woman in Forgery Case
Elizabeth Amos 24, of Norfolk, altered a marriage license to hide a prior marriage so her husband Henry Drannon a USN from New Orleans could wed by a Catholic priest. Police say she faces forgery charges, a separate worthless check conviction, and a possible charge for altering an official record while held on $1,500 bond.
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Elizabeth Amos
Corporation Court Clerk's Office
Henry Cleveland Drannon Jr
USN
New Orleans
Cerk W. L. Prieur Jr
Major blaze destroys three story furniture building in Columbia
Fire raged over four hours leaving the three story structure severely damaged. Chief A. McC Marsh and Capt. J. K. Smith were injured and firefighter Ben Frazer was knocked from a second story window. Thousands watched as flames leapt from the rear and roof collapse occurred. Fire crews, aided by Westbia and city services, fought to prevent power outages as voltage lines were protected. The 80 year old building had previously served as a state agricultural building, hotel, and rooming house.
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Ages Byte Ply
Oc Kim Ll Furniture Co
A.mcc. Marsh
Marsh
J. K. Smith
Ben Frazier
State House
Wade Hampton
Maine St
Singer Blames Husband In Ulcer Divorce Suit
Los Angeles singer Toni Carroll 26 files for divorce from television executive David L. Wolper 29 claiming he humiliated her before friends and caused an ulcer by destroying her self confidence.
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Toni Carroll
David L. Wolper
Wolper
Georgian Takes State College Post
RALEIGH The editor of the University of Georgia Agriculture Extension Service becomes head of North Carolina State College Agricultural Information Division. Otis B Copeland succeeds the late Frank Jeter, dies last September after 39 years in charge. Copeland assumes Jan 16 with past roles at Progressive Farmer Birmingham office and Georgia agricultural service.
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University of Georgia
Agricultural Extension Service
North Carolina State College
Otis B. Copeland
Frank Jeter
State
D. W. Colvard
Jeter
Copeland
Progressive Farmer's
Birmingham
Ala
Georges Agricultural Service
Georgia
University of Wisconsin
State College
Division of Agricultural Information
Ex Convict Wounded in Carolinas Family Row
A 34 year old ex convict remained critically injured from a shotgun wound reportedly inflicted by his 51 year old father in law at the Keen home in Caraleigh. Deputies said Harvey Keen fired to stop Delma Crayton from beating Crayton’s wife, who was injured and nearly unconscious. Crayton had just completed a Charlotte road sentence for affray disorderly conduct and assault. No charges have been filed yet as investigations continue. Cortisone has been found in rare Mexican yams by USDA field workers.
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Raleigh
L. S. Covert
R. H. Linton
Delma Bural
Jack) Crayton
Capias
Harvey Keen
Keen
Crayton
Caraleigh
State College Leads In Foreign Enrollments In NC
A survey by the North Carolina Council of Churches shows State College has 150 foreign students, the most among state institutions. Duke reports 74 and the University of North Carolina 72, as the state totals 522 students from seven foreign lands this year, up from 463 last year.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
N.C
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