McCarthy Wins Full Budget For Senate Subcommittee
The Senate approved 85 to 1 the subcommittee budget of 214 thousand dollars for another year, with Sen. Fulbright opposing. McCarthy defended the panel and denied accusations that State Department officials took bribes or were involved in improper conduct in a July claim about a foreign government. The Justice and State departments said no evidence supported bribery by their employees.
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Washington O
McCarthy
Senate
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Ellender
D-La
Justice and State Departments
Dean Acheson
Department
State Department
Community notices and church events in colored press
A compilation of local notices lists the Alpha Art Club meeting at 811 Richardson St with Mrs. A P McLeod and speaker Elizabeth Innis, church gatherings at the First Baptist, OES and Knights of Pythias meetings, and religious music at Mt Carmel by the Faithful Gospel Singers. A birth is announced for Marie Ann White born Jan 30 at High Point tal. Mary McLeod Bethune Branch YWCA holds ninth annual meeting with speakers and committee achievements.
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Alpha Art
Alpha Art Club
A. P. McLeod
Richardson St
Elizabeth Innis
Laura Lea
First Baptist Church
W. F. Elliott
Robert J. White
Marie Ann White
High Point Tal
Daniel Brooks
OES
White Rose
Corenae
Odd Fellows Hall
Mt. Carmel
Missionary Circle
Missionary Circle No
Nelle Stanback
YWCA
Mary McLeod Bethune
Young Womens Christian Association
Miss Pope
School of Library Science
North Carolina College
Durham
Mattie C. Robinson
Grayce W. Yakeley
H. A. Foard
Wiliam Penn Choral Group
M. P. Browne
L. E. McDonnell
Rezelia W. Armstrong
Gladys Ross
Lima
Com
Mesdames H. T. Starr
Clayton
C. E. Sheloff
Central Ywca
Injunction Dissolved in American Woolen Stock Meeting
Boston Superior Court Judge Charles Fairhurst dissolves a temporary injunction blocking a special stockholders meeting for American Woolen Co. stock retirement and mill closing plans. The ruling permits consideration of two merger offers and a $10 million cash-backed bid by a New York syndicate.
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Boston
Superior Court
Charles Fairhurst
American Woolen Co
Twice
Fairhurst
Brian Page
Skowhegan
Maine
American Woolen
Texron Co
American Woven Co
Textron Co
Textron
New York
Wolcott warns tax cut could trigger inflation disaster
Rep. Wolcott of Michigan argues against a large new individual income tax cut saying it could fuel inflation and hurt average citizens. He backs a balanced approach with modest exemptions and warns that big deficits would worsen inflation and erode economic values.
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Washington
Wolcott
R-Mich
Senate
House Economic Committee
Eisenhower
House Banking Committee
Jas
Illinois
Fulbright
Arkansas
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Economic Committee
Prest Eisenhower
William McC. Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Aphrey
Western Union Robbery Probe Stalls at Blank Wall
Intensive detective work fails to identify a young Negro suspect who held two women at gunpoint and robbed the Western Union office Monday night. Clues point to a car getaway near North Main Street. Victims Jane Halstead and Vivian Blizzard recall a quick exit northbound. About $247 in cash, mostly small bills, was taken. Investigators link the holdup to a prior jewelry store robbery in town, noting similar methods. A possible reward is discussed but no firm suspect emerges.
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Western Union
W. C. Johnson
Jane Halstead
Vivian Blizzard
N. Main St
Johnson
Cers
Sadi
Sheraton
Weather Update With Temperature Notes
Forecast calls for 82 tonight with a high around the teens. Yesterday’s high reached the upper values and the low was 40 last night. Sunset at 5 49 p m and sunrise at 7 19 a m tomorrow.
Church Urges Stronger Morals for GIs Overseas
The Lutheran Church urged rapid deployment of spiritual resources for U S service members overseas. Dr Carl Yaeger cited rampant drinking and sexual promiscuity as dangerous moral erosion and called for wholesome off base recreation and religious activities, with Japan highlighted as a key location for church centers.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Lutheran Church
U.S
Carl F. Yaeger
National Lutheran Council
Yaeger
Lutheran Service Commission
Japan
U. S
Railroads Lift New York Stocks in Broad Advance
New York stocks rallied with railroads among leaders and about 2 point gains at times. Volume reached roughly 1.6 million shares as many issues advanced while others posted small losses. Notable movers included Rohm & Haas American Woolen Newport News Shipbuilding and major industrials across utilities chemicals and autos.
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New York
Rohm & Haas
American Car & Foundry Common
Preferred
Newport News Shipbuilding
Navy
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Illinois Central
Atlantic Coast Line
Sinclair Oil
Consolidated Edison
du Pont
Westinghouse Electric
International Paper
U. S. Steel
Goodrich
Douglas Aircraft
Snow Fence Stolen Along Union Pacific Right-of-Way
A thief stole 600 feet of snow fence from along the Union Pacific Railroad right-of-way near Watkins Colorado. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Watkins
Colo
Union Pacific Railroad
Compromise on Bricker Plan Divides Eisenhower Leaders
The text outlines GOP leaders revising Bricker proposals to curb treaty power and place treaties under congressional review. George Johnson raises concerns over executive agreements and secret pacts, arguing Congress should see more international accords. Bricker and Ferguson push for amendments, while intra party factions split on a bipartisan path.
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Eisenhower
George
Knowland
Briecker
GOP
Bricker
Ferguson
Ehower
United States
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Othe
Eesena
Wake Forest to Continue Traditions at New Campus
Hubert E. Olive former Wake Forest trustee chair spoke at Founders Day marking the college 120th anniversary. He said the Baptist college will stay its course chosen by founders and move to a new Winston-Salem campus to better prepare leaders to serve.
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Wake Forest
N. C
Wake Forest College
Hubert E. Olive
Lexington
Olive
Winston-Salem
Uce
Ngton
Surgeons Conclude Tennessee ACS Meeting In Charlotte
The Tennessee Chapter of the American College of Surgeons wrapped up its sectional meeting in Charlotte on the final day. Dr. William H. Sprynt and Dr. Paul Kimmelstiel led conference sessions with case discussions by Dr. Alton Ochsner Dr. Leonard Edwards and Dr. Thomas Goodwin. Over 500 leading surgeons and teachers from the East attended three days of talks on advancements and practical surgical problems.
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Charlotte
Tennessee
American College of Surgeons
ACS
William H. Sprynt
Bowman Gray School
Winston-Salem
Paul Kimmelstiel
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Alton Ochsner
Tulane University
Leonard W. Edwards
Vanderbilt University
Thomas W. Goodwin
Medical College of Georgia
Eastern Seaboard
The
Efficient Workers Get Pay Raise in Rochester
Mayor John Shaw credited worker efficiency with a $55,000 surplus in the city treasury. The City Council voted to give 75 employees weekly raises of $1 to $2 as a reward for better performance.
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Rochester
N. H
John Shaw
Ex Convicts Sentenced For Theft From Auto
Two ex convicts, Morton and Williams, were sent back to custody for eight months after being found guilty of stealing a wedding ring from a parked car on January 27. The ring was recovered at Nash Ewelly and Loan Co. and returned to owner Jack McDowell.
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Archie Myatt
Morton
Manuel Apts
Wesley Eugene Williams
Jefferson Ave
Aaa
Bens
Nashewelly and Loan Co
Irdell Colson
Reid St
Sarah Merritt Saunders
Harrison St
Ted Drake
Ike Sees Readjustment and Other White House Remarks
President Eisenhower outlined that Bricker treaty power changes would not disturb constitutional balance and endorsed workable compromises. He ordered aides to study loyalty screening for 2,200 dismissed security risk files and urged calm over atomic weapon fears. He backed Senatorial decision on Beeson for Judiciary Board, praised Dulles, noted no detail on Rostovorov case, confirmed U.S. air technicians abroad, and pressed butter price relief while sharing light remarks on coffee.
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Eisenhower
America
Indochina
Senate
Albert C. Beeson
Juikons Board
Berlin
Dulles
Molotov
Tokyo
Yuri Alexandrovich Rostovorov
United State
Coffee Ban Delayed By Napa Club
The Napa Business and Professional Women's Club, 35 members, pledged not to buy or drink coffee until prices drop, then unanimously voted a six hour delay after being informed coffee had already been served for the evening’s festivities.
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Napa
Calif
Napa Business and Professional Women's Club
Report Cards Burn in Bandelier School Cloakroom Fire
Fire swept a cloakroom at Bandelier Grade School in Albuquerque yesterday. No injuries were reported but all semester end report cards were destroyed. Fire officials found burned matches in the area.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Bandelier
Reds Attack European Army and Molotov’s Stance
The article reports Molotov’s speeches amid talks on a peace treaty, warning that view exchanges risk sterility while signaling no split with the Western Big Three. He asserts East Germany’s loyalties and the Bonn Paris agreements block German unification, threatening Soviet control and satellite East European alignment.
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East Germany
West Germany
German Democratic Republic
Bonn
Paris
Germany
Molotov
Beekeepers elect new Charlotte, Brevard leaders in NC
D. E. Norton of Brevard was chosen president of the North Carolina Beekeepers Association at the annual winter meeting in Charlotte. William Sheppard of Aberdeen was named vice president and E. B. Finch of Raleigh secretary treasurer. W. A. Stephen from the State Extension Service spoke on beekeeping.
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Charlotte
D. E. Norton
Brevard
North Carolina
Norton
William Sheppard
Aberdeen
E. B. Finch
Raleigh
W. A. Stephen
State Extension Service
Churned Word in Buttermilk Label Upheld by Board
Raleigh reports the State Board of Agriculture upheld a ruling restricting the use of the term churned for cultured buttermilk, stating it violates dairy laws. The dispute arose after Agriculture Commissioner L Ballentine advised against such wording, citing legal concerns.
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Raleigh
State Board of Agriculture
L. Ballentine
Ballentine
North Carolina
Board of Culture
Conway
A. B. Fairley
R. B. Williams
Mount Olive Grain Co
Mount Olive
R. G. Gurley
Gurley Milling Co
Selma
Gurley
Three Carolinians Missing In Crash
Three Carolinians are listed as missing after a C-46 transport aircraft crashed Sunday in Japan. M.Sgt. John Biconish is the husband of Mrs. Sybil C. Biconish of White Oak North Carolina. Warrant Officer Edward B. Chandler is married to Mrs. nee es D Chandler. James , husband of Mrs. Dorothy F. Lumley of Shen, North Carolina, is also listed among the missing.
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Washington
Japan
Army
John Biconish
Sybil C. Biconish
Rt. 1
White Oak
N. C
Edward B. Chandler
Nee Es D Chandler
T. James
Rs. Doroty F. Lumley
Shen
Nnc
Moonlit Mahogany Felling in Honduras Cools Labor
In Honduras workers cut mahogany by moonlight to stay cooler while harvesting. The practice arises from high daytime heat and humidity making daytime logging difficult. Local crews say night work improves safety and efficiency.
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Honduras
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A.m. Spextiie
Colu
Ashington
New York City
Admiral Corporation
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Alleghany Corporation
Allied Chemical
Atlantic
Avco Manufacturing
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Warnersss
Burlington Mills
Calumet & Hecta
Rcosesocess Ry
Canadian Pacific
Consolidated
Great Northern Ry
Hudson Motor
Illinois Central Etree
Int
Nickel Can
Tel
Loc Aircraft
National Distillers Eee
Esevesees
North American
Avia
Pacific See
Ohio Oil Company
Seer
Pacific Gas & Elec Feet Ee
Packard Motor
Ree Jeocr
Artas Engaraces
Insylvania Ee
Eee
Ae Corporation
Sscessees
Phillips Petroleum Ter
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Man Company Eee
Eas Toon
Arto Pone
Remington Rand
Ise Republic Steel
Reynolds
Seaboard
al RR
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Standard Brands
Textron Corporation
Trans & Western Air
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
Ccesseeeeee
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Vanadium Corporation
Vick Chemical
Virginia Care Chemical
West Auto
John H. Gregory
Gregory
Frank J. Farrington
Russell Sr
Farrington
Ashe
Dallas Burke
Vail St
George Joe Ellis
Hay St
Steve J. Cody
Mangum Ave
County Farm
Ike
S. Wrenn
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