Bricker Bill Test Vote Delayed to February
Senate delay on Bricker amendment tests shifts key votes to mid February as Knowland and GOP leaders push a plan to limit treaty powers. Debate narrows to substitutes offering Senate roll calls on treaties and constitutional alignment while administration officials seek compromise.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
California
Bricker
Pouili Bak
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
America
Ebsen
George
Georgia
Congress
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FCW
Knowlami
Bricker Cone
Eisenhower
Hns
Rae Bricke Stilee
Lincoln
Sen
D-Ga
Soeme
GOP
Market Reverses After Overnight Rush In Quiet Session
New York stocks drift after an early surge with mixed results across rails oils and steels. Dealers show cautious trading with Admiral Alleghany Allied Chemical and Dow Chemical among leaders and Chrysler and Studebaker among laggards while overall shares trade around two million.
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Aone
Republic Steel
Douglas Aircraft
Southern California Edison
Dow Chemical
New York Central
Standard Oil (Nj
Texas Pacific
Land Trust
Union Oil
California
Chrysler
Studebaker
Sears Roebuck
du Pont
American Can
Pepsi-Cola
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New York
Admiral A Peenee Ae Alleghany Pora
Allied Chemical & Dye
Atlantic Refinery
Avco
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Ohio
Chrysler Corporation
Goee Cola
Columbia Gas & Blee
Commercial Credit
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Tal Can
Continental Motor
RAY Continental
Curtis Wright
Delaware
Lack & West
Douglas
Montgomery Ward
Motorola Radio
Nash Kelvinator
National Biscuit
National Cash Register
National Dairy Product
National Distillers
Seer
National Lead
North American
Avia Pacific
Ohio Oil Company
Pacific Gas & Elec
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Pullman Company
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Southern Pacific
Y Southern
Standard Brands
Standard Oil
Standard Oil N. J
Stevens, J. P. Co
Studebaker Carp
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Union Pacific
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United States Steel Avancesium Corporation
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North Carolina Man Loses Supreme Court Appeal
U S Supreme Court declines review of Cecil Lovedahl murder conviction. Lovedahl, serving a life term for the slaying of Cecil Shular near Sylva, had claimed denial of trial by jury and other constitutional rights. he is confined in the state hospital's criminal insane ward.
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Raleigh
U. S
North Carolina
State Hospital
Cecil Lovedahl
Cecil Shular
Sylva
State Supreme Court
Lovedah
Raleigh area cotton ginnings drop sharply in 1953 totals
The Bureau reports North Carolina cotton ginnings fell by 107,217 bales last year to 485,030. Comparisons show 1952 totals of 547,277 bales, with Halifax down 6,761 to 24,549 and Cleveland down 6,538 to 42,590.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Ate Bureau
Halifax
Cleveland
Charles Medlin Admits Charges After Hearing
Charles Medlin admitted the charges after a hearing. The five warrants were drawn by the New Hanover rift. Medlin, once stationed in Wake County, left the patrol in 1951 and rejoined later.
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Charles Medlin
Medlin
New Hanover
Wake County
Snakes
Noted Factory Fire At Withers Manufacturing
A spectacular blaze swept a two story brick building at Withers Manufacturing in Charlotte yesterday. The three alarm fire drew hundreds of onlookers as it burned for about 1 1 2 hours. Estimated damage placed at 50000 with cause undetermined.
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Charlotte
Withers Manufactre
Lincoln Day speaker to address Caldwell County dinner
Robert L. Kunzig counsel for the House Un American Activities Committee arrives in Winston Salem to open a two day speaking tour. He was a special prosecutor for post war crime trials in Germany and planned as keynote speaker at a 12 county Lincoln celebration here tomorrow after an informal luncheon and press radio conference today.
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Winston-Salem
Robert L.kunzig
House UN- American Activities Committee
North
Kunzig
Germany
Caldwell County
Lincoln
Burling ton Mills reports Q1 sales dip and earnings rise
The Burling ton Mills Corp announces for the quarter ended Jan 2 consolidated net sales of 82.6 million and net earnings of 2.15 million after taxes on 7.04 million shares. This compares with 91.1 million in sales and 2.105 million earnings on 7.086 million shares a year earlier. Earnings per share are 30 cents versus 25 cents.
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Greensboro
Burlington Mills Corp
Orton
Del
Ten Passenger Cars Derail Near Wilmington on National Limited
The Baltimore and Ohio National Limited derailed ten of its thirteen passenger cars five miles south of Wilmington. The shifter freight train engineer W A Jackson of Philadelphia was killed and six crew members injured. no passengers were hurt. Six accident cases reached Wilmington General Hospital. the wreck blocked main line tracks near Elsmere, Delaware, but no major delays were expected.
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Wilmington
Del
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
National Limited
B&o
Baltimore
W. A. Jackson
Philadelphia
Wilmington General Hospital
Capitol Limited
Elsmere
On Motors Corp. Assembly
Southern Railway Seeks to Discontinue One Passenger Train
The Southern Railway asked the Utilities Commission to discontinue a passenger train between Greens and Goldsboro to adjust schedules and cut losses. It reported a 12 month operating deficit of 36 thousand dollars and cited no likely prospect of offsetting gains.
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Southern Railway
Raleigh
Southern, Peaney Co
Stabilities Commission
Fr Passion
Greens
Goldsboro
Tate
United States
Southern
Idsboro
Greensboro
Studio To Sue Marlon Brando
The Brando case centers on a suit by his studio for failure to report to work on a film. The company seeks damages while Brando reportedly offered no objection to the script but disappeared as filming began. A New York telegram from Dr Belattelmann claimed Brando needed psychiatric treatment and would be unable to work for ten weeks.
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Hollywood
Marlon Brando
20Th Century-Fox
Brando
New York
Belattelmann
Strip-Teasers Contract Voided in Baltimore Hearing
Judge Herman A. Moser voided the contract between Amber Halliday a 28-year-old strip-tease dancer and manager Jack A. White of Hyattsville Md The agreement split earnings 50-50 but Halliday said she received little pay sometimes up to 500 weekly She claimed the work forced exposure and kept working to pay government taxes.
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Baltimore
Pat
Amber) Halliday
Jack A. White
Hyattsville
Herman A. Moser
Deputies Cleared After Parking Ticket Incident
Detroit Alabama Deputy Sheriffs John E. Pitts and John H. Franklin, who were in town to detain a robbery suspect, received parking tickets in front of the city hall. After explanations, the officers were forgiven.
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Detroit
Alabama
John E. Pitts
John H. Franklin
Dulles Attacks Soviet Plan Amid Berlin Talks
The article reports on U S officials attacking Molotov over Germany's postwar status and elections while Eden urges Germany to assume world leadership. Western delegates seek clear public understanding and fear a Red takeover if Germany stays neutral. The Big Four grapple with continuing German talks amid tensions.
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Germany
Kremlin
Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Eden
West Berlin Technical University
Postal Workers Discharged Over Security Concerns
The Washington Post reports about 166 postal employees discharged as security risks with hundreds under investigation. Subcommittee hearing notes the use of security labels as watered down, with Rep. Sieminski criticizing broad dismissals for non disloyal reasons. Summerfield says many cases are in process and widespread nationwide.
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Ona Pein Coness
Securi
Howse
Sieminsks Gonos
D-Nj
Sieminski
Summerfield
Stephens
Penn Pe
Syria closes borders with Lebanon amid tensions and trade fears
Syria sealed its frontiers with Lebanon cutting off people and goods after reports of attacks on troops and efforts to overthrow the regime. Observers noted the economic agreement had expired and borders have been closed repeatedly in recent years.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Port Leyden Girl Collapses After Local High School Win
A packed gym in Port Leyden New York erupted as 16 year old David Sessions scored the winning basket for Port Leyden Central over West Leyden 27 to 26. An 11 year old girl Sally Sessions, a senior cheering the team, collapsed and later died from a cerebral hemorrhage during ambulance transport to Watertown.
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Port Leyden
N. Y
David Sessions
Port Leyden Central
West Leyden
Sally Sessions
Watertown
Postage hike prompts House panel vote and debate
Washington reports Republicans split over a proposed rate increase totaling about 255.8 million dollars yearly as the House Post Office Committee votes 13 9 to raise out of town letter rates from three to ten cents. Critics warn of higher costs for first class mail and cards while servicing second and third class charges eyed for further hikes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
House Post Office Committee
Republisi
Hagen
R-Minn
Senate
Senate Post Office Committee
Rep. Gross
Iowa
Auto Check Uncovers Murder in Riverside Case
Hot Springs Arkansas officer recounted a murder near Riverside California. Caldwell admitted choking his wife and placing her body in a bathtub after their quarrel over money. Caldwell, 32, recently released from Texas penitentiary, is held on an open charge while a companion, Joe Dodd, is not connected to the crime.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Riverside
Calif
Glenn Minton
California
Minton
Lilly Pearl
Caldwe
Caldwell
Joe C. Dodd
Dodd
Phoenix
Ariz
Hot Springs National Park
Here
Wim
Arizona
Celirells
Famous Trichologist Promotes Hair Saving Method
International trichologist William L. Keele promotes a home treatment claiming to save and grow hair for those with thinning or balding scalps. He offers free private examinations, guarantees refunds if unsatisfied, and schedules public sessions February 6 at the Sheraton Hotel in High Point, North Carolina with follow up progress checks.
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Sheraton
Oklahoma
William L. Keele
Keele
Keele Firm
Tricholo J. Bryan
High Point
N. C
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