Marine on furlough thwarts mugger on Manhattan Bridge
Pvt Walter Vilar, 20, home from Camp Lejeune Marine Training Camp, was robbed at pre dawn on Manhattan Bridge when a bandit pistol whipped him. Vilar wrestled the bandit, the gun fired, wounding him in the shoulder with no loot taken. His injury was not serious.
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College Finds Lincoln Letter Pro claiming Parsons Brigadier Promotion
A March 9 1865 Lincoln letter urging Col Lewis B Parsons Sr promotion to brigadier was found in a padlocked tin box of General Parsons papers at Parsons College. The box was opened recently.
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Liquor Referendum Bills Hearings Set in Raleigh
Senator Alton A. Lennon said three liquor referendum bills before the state legislature will be reviewed by the joint propositions and grievances committees at 2 30 p m in the house hall. The public hearing will discuss the perennial liquor question airing in Raleigh.
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United Nations Takes Final Action on U S Aggression
United Nations General Assembly moved to finalize two charges against the United States for actions in Asia. One resolution cites Truman’s order to seal the Seventh Fleet off Formosa as aggression against China. the other accuses U S planes of six sorties over Manchuria causing injuries. Both resolutions passed committee with broad votes. Burma Yugoslavia abstained on one, India opposed the charges. The meeting also discussed where to convene next year with a split between Europe and New York options.
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Men Admit Bank Robbery In Closer Look
FBI identified two suspects in a bank robbery spree that included a second heist near Ellsbary and a vehicle swap in Kannapolis. Special Agent Charles W. headed the Charlotte field office as authorities tracked the men across Kannapolis and Rowan County using bloodhounds and an airplane.
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Five-Cent Nickel Urged by Rep. Short on Lincoln Birthday
Rep. Dewey Short of Missouri urged replacing the current dollar with a five-cent nickel and argued for a pivot in European policy. He spoke at a Republican luncheon, warned that continued deficit financing could erode the dollar to ten cents, and pressed recognition for Spain and Greece in U S plans.
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Greensboro Times News to Host Enterprise Convention
The Enterprise and Times-News will co host a two day convention at the Burlington Alamance Hotel with speakers from Sunshine Biscuits Inc and several newspaper leaders. Highlights include sessions on advertising strategies, a panel on exhibits and awards, and a banquet with entertainment by Burlington figures.
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Battle reports and tank actions near Seoul during the Han clash
Allied forces engage Chinese divisions north of the Han and near Seoul as Red tanks probe Communist defenses. British tanks abandoned earlier see action while fresh Allied troops seize five hills southeast of the Han amid local fighting.
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Flying Saucers Identified as Navy Study Balloons
New York February 13. Navy official confirms teena ge balloons used to study cosmic rays and atomic phenomena. Dr Urner Liddel. chief of the Office of Naval Researchs nuclear physics branch, says disks 100 feet wide rose to 19 miles with winds at 200 miles an hour. Balloons lit by sunset appeared saucer like and secrecy hid the project due to atomic work.
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