Truman Says Kremlin Leaders Seek Understanding
President Truman told Russian listeners at a luncheon that certain Kremlin leaders are anxious to have an understanding with the United States. The Voice of America quickly broadcast the remarks abroad, signaling a possible new Cold War tactic as officials weigh the speech's implications.
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Washington
State Department
Voice of America
Truman
Kremlin
Voice
Haberdashery
Eddie Jacobson
America
United States
Kline To Speak At State Farm Bureau Meeting
Allen B. Kline of Chicago president of the American Farm Bureau Federation will address the North Carolina Farm Bureau convention in Asheville February 13 to 16. He will speak for agriculture as national spokesmen from agriculture labor and industry are announced. County representatives will be named for commodity committees including poultry tobacco cotton peanuts fats and oils fruits vegetables and potatoes field crops and dairy and livestock.
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Asheville
Allen B. Kline
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
North Carolina
Farm Bureau
Kline
Commodity Committee
H. H. Alp
J. B. Hutson
Washington
Tobacco Associates, Inc
Robert Hamilton
South Carolina
R. S. Oliver
Fats and Oils
Department of Agriculture
Porter Taylor
Jean Hamilton
Herman Allbert
McKellar Admits Striking Nashville Publisher in Hotel Corridor
Senator McKellar of Tennessee acknowledged he struck Stillman Evans, publisher of the Nashville Tennessean, in the face during a chance encounter at the Mayflower hotel. Evans said he did not retaliate, noting his age, while McKellar described the confrontation and expressed regret for the incident.
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Washington
Senator McKellar
D-Tenn
Stillman Evans
Nashville Tennessean
Mayflower
McKellar
Evans
Mayflower Hotel
Skunk
Hamp Kendall Seeks Tombstone Correction On Slaying Claim
Hamp Kendall, 73, from Lenoir, plans a national radio appearance to press for removing a tombstone misattributing a 1920s murder to him. He faced a nine-year prison term, was pardoned, and later received $5,000. Caldwell officials declined action due to law. Kendall weighs civil action against Nelson’s heirs.
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Lenoir
Hamp Kendall
We the People
Hickory
New York
CBS
Kendall
Lawrence Nelson
Morty Hester
John Vickers
Vickers
R. Gregg Cherry
Caldwell County Board of Commissioners
Nelson
Drunken Driver Causes Police Car Pileup in San Pedro
Jesus A. Diaz drew attention with reckless driving, striking four police cars and another civilian vehicle before his vehicle ended at the police station. He was arrested on drunken driving charges after the sequence witnessed by bystanders.
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San Pedro
Calif
Jesus A. Diaz
Diaz
Western Carolina Telephone plans $100000 expansion
Franklin reports Western Carolina Telephone company will invest 100000 to expand service across Swain Jackson and Macon counties. Projects include tripling local operators, direct circuits to Asheville and Atlanta, dial system at Highlands, and broader local and long distance reach.
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Franklin
Western Carolina Telephone Company
Swain
Jackson
Macon
R. E. McKelvey
Franklin Office
Asheville
Atlanta
Highlands
Eral
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Gui County
High Point
Ann M. Lyons
Russell J. Lyons
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