Union vote favors AFL at Carolina Coach Co terminals
Six terminals reported 60 votes in favor and 29 against AFL unionization, according to the National Labor Relations Board. In Winston-Salem a farm candidate for governor may emerge in May, Gov. Kerr Scott hints at entering the race with no firm names yet.
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Governor warns of threat to farm gains in Forsyth address
Gov. W. Kerr Scott urged Forsyth Grangers that trends echoing a Virginia senator could curtail soil conservation, farmer credit programs and other rural benefits. He cited cuts in safe and warned of impact on agriculture while outlining political pressure from distant regions.
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Freight rate protest urged by North Carolina governor
Governor W Kerr Scott urged action against what he called illogical arbitrary and discriminatory freight rates on raw peanuts. He wired Tennessee Governor Gordon Browning, chair of the Southern Governors Freight Rates Committee, to bring the issue before the Southeastern Association of Railroad and Utilities in Atlanta.
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Ala
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Jack Lit
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Southern Conference of Teamsters
ODM Reviews Controversial Defense Production Order
Washington officials pledged to reexamine the ODM order directing military contracts to regions with high unemployment amid Southern protests. Senate critics warned the plan could shift work northward, while lawmakers demanded a review of price clauses and overall economic controls.
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Grady the Cow’s Long Flight After Calf Death
Newspaper notes Grady the cow fled from her barn after a dead calf was born on February 22, 1949. She bolted toward a silo and vanished for days, sparking nationwide interest as rescuers tracked the mystery and her slow return to the ranch.
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Two Red Jets Damaged in Three-Minute Korea Sky Battle
Lt. William C. Shofner of Wayne Oklahoma, piloting an American Sabre, damaged two Red MIG jets in a brief three minute air combat over North Korea. Shofner reported one MIG belched smoke as it crossed the Yalu toward Manchuria, and that another was hit multiple times before his ammunition ran out.
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Wall Street Traders Classified as Bulls Bears and Donkeys
A compact notion divides traders into three groups on Wall Street bulls and bears and a third group labeled as donkeys. The remark reflects a blunt view of market participants and their outlooks.
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Oil Shares Lead Market In Early Trading
Oil shares led a higher stock market in early dealings in New York as gains topped a point for several issues. Amerada rose to 168 5 8, Texas Pacific Land advanced 3, Pure Oil gained 1, while rails and steel edged higher or mixed with small declines overall.
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Concessions Narrow Troop Rotation and POW Exchange Stalemate
Negotiators in a 10 state truckers strike face a looming hearing on a plea for a restraining order. Meanwhile talks on troop rotation and prisoner exchange show concessions but no final agreement. The United Nations and Communist forces debate repatriation and civilian interviews as a potential path to progress.
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Caudle Praised Before Being Fired by Truman
News accounts say President Truman fired assistant T Lamar Caudle for undisclosed outside activities. NBC traced a letter dated Oct 19 sent to Caudle and discussed by Brooks and Jess Larson with White House confirmation. The ousting occurred Nov 16 amid a tax scandal probe.
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Notable Local Justice Linder Eng Dies at 82
Linder Eng, 82, serving as pro tem of the municipal court, died at his home yesterday. He studied at Trinity College and later earned a law degree from the University of North Carolina.
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Gunmen kill fledgling Republican on West Side
Chicago reports state two gunmen shot Charles Gross 57 a West Side GOP candidate near his home as he walked to a meeting. A second GOP figure Edwin Kolski received a death threat hours later warning similar action if he does not bow out. Police probe links to ward politics and possible ties to crime figures.
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Parkway opening set for May 1 to Mt. Mitchell drive
Roanoke Va. official Sam P. Weems announced the 1952 Blue Ridge Parkway season will begin May 1. Drivers will be able to travel from Asheville to Mt. Mitchell or Linville on a completely paved road this year.
New British Queen Returns After Death of King
Elizabeth II returned to Britain aboard a blue white airliner landing at London Airport 36 hours after King George VI died in his sleep. Prime Minister Winston Churchill and the Duke of Gloucester led dignitaries in meeting the queen designate at the field. Police ringed the seven mile boundary as air traffic was halted for her arrival at a moment of national transition.
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Kerr Gets Truman's Blessing
President Truman tacitly endorses Kerr's potential bid for the Democratic nomination amid party shifts in the Midwest. Kerr asserts if the president remains viable he supports him, else a Midwest group could push his candidacy.
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Richard B. Russell
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Weather low and high readings for upcoming night and day
The forecast lists a low temperature of 286 and a high of 50 for tomorrow. Nearby text appears garbled with unclear place or time references.
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