Cotton Research Clinic Opens in Pinehurst Florida
Three day clinic on cotton research opens in Pinehurst sponsored by Nav with study today. Attendees include plant researchers and Dr J Winston Neely vice president and director of plant Neely outlines plant breeder steps: obtaining stocks isolating lines testing strains selecting seed stocks and distributing planting seed to farmers.
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Financial goal Raleigh ident of the North Carolina
North Carolina details mention C A Dillon as an identifier in Raleigh with financial goal context. The brief notes something about a financial objective tied to Raleigh and a person named Dillon. Further specifics are not clear in the fragment.
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Officials push action over North Carolina wildfires and abuse of woodlands
State officials said action would be taken against a group accused of starting fires that burned warm areas of North Carolina. In Sneads Ferry a man named Hubbard was fined 100 dollars for negligently and intentionally setting fire to woodlands under state supervision. Another indictment cited a Rockingham pair for setting a blaze that consumed over 800 acres. Robert C. Jackson, Ashington executive vice president of the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute, criticized government controls and defended the textile industry amid calls for reform.
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Teens Recaptured After Camp Escape Near Raleigh
The State Department reports two teenage Black convicts, Charles Edward Williams 18 and Douglas William Rush 17, both from Durham, were captured four hours after escaping from Granville County camp. They are serving short sentences for misdemeanors.
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Bids Sought on 31 Road Projects in North Carolina
The State 4 way Commission called for bids on 31 road improvement projects totaling 247 miles across 27 areas. The Raleigh-Durham highway will gain a second lane with 12.15 miles of grading and culverts from Raleigh to the Durham County line as part of doubling U S 70. Bids open Feb 26 and reviewed Feb 28.
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Supporters Gather for Pennsylvania GOP Delegate Fight
Republicans shift focus to Pennsylvania as Dwight D. Eisenhower builds backing in the state’s 70 delegates. Taft and Stassen vie for influence while Stassen announces entry, and Duff leads Eisenhower forces in the Pennsylvania contest amid broader national campaign moves.
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Population dips since American Revolution in Boxford
Boxford Massachusetts shows about 300 fewer residents now than during the era of the American Revolution according to the local survey.
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York Trials Seven Hours on the Stand in Lottery Case
In Greensboro F D Smith and Shug York face bribery counts as York testifies for over seven hours, claiming he was a cog in the State lottery wheel and alleging power over Smith. The defense accuses York of revenge seeking release plans and tries to counter his testimony amid pretrial rumor of surprise witnesses.
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Newark Airport Closed For Probe
Newark Airport was padlocked for a congressional probe into three Elizabeth New Jersey crashes that killed 117 people. A $52 million shutdown was agreed after a six hour meeting of government officials and airline executives to protect nearby airfields and evacuate risks. Rickenbacker was named chairman of a 15 member panel to draft an airport safety program near urban centers, while takeoff priorities would be enforced at LaGuardia and Idlewild. With Newark closed LaGuardia handled about 1000 flights daily and traffic moved smoothly.
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Red Troops And Spring Bring Skirmishes On Korean Front
In Korea near Mundung Valley Allied forces, facing light spring weather, spotted about 200 Communist troops but were not attacked. U N troops report 96 Reds killed. U S Fifth Air Force planes destroyed two locomotives and one anti air position. Air sorties totaled 301 on Tuesday. rail lines were cut in 105 spots. B-29s bombed rail targets at Sunchon, Samdong, and Kyomipo steel mill.
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Kefauver Ohio Tour Plans and Delegates Slate
Kefauver forces filed a slate of 45 delegate candidates to oppose the state slate. Senator Bulkley met with Ohio supporters calling him the state's favorite son. Ohio will send 4 delegates to the peamestate convention as Kefauver activities head toward New Hampshire before the March 11 primary. He will appear at Jefferson-Jackson Day in Warren February 21, in East Liverpool the next day, and at a Marietta Chamber of Commerce event.
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Kidnaper Still Loose In Germany Near Here
Military authorities pursue a dark-haired AWOL soldier as chief suspect in the Miss Mamie Ruth Shelton kidnapping case. Pvt Eugene Walters of Harrod Ohio is named by Shelton and two sergeant friends as resembling the attacker after Walters vanished with an armed man in Army uniform. Walters is feared to be at large in European byways as investigators refuse to disclose details of the search.
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Slaying Probe Snares Capone Kin in Chicago
Matthew Capone, nicknamed the good brother of the Capone era, was questioned in the Charles Toss murder case and posted a $10 bond. Police questioned seven other underworld figures as civic leaders rallied to curb Chicago politics tied to the slaying.
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Taft Turns Spotlight on MacArthur in Lincoln Day Address
Sen. Taft pledged to oust the joint chiefs of staff if elected and to use MacArthur’s knowledge and experience. Stassen praised MacArthur as a pivotal figure, while Taft called him the greatest soldier and argued war in Korea could have been won with proper guidance. Taft urged decisive action against Red China and warned of risks if peace talks fail.
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UN Offers Ports Concession in Korean Prisoner Talks
In Panmunjom the United Nations and the Communists debated the number of ports for troop rotation during a truce. Col Hickman said 132000 Communist prisoners could be moved to an exchange point within 60 days of an armistice. Reds insist on all prisoners, even by force, being repatriated. Maj Gen William F. Dean was mentioned by the Reds. The UN suggested options to split the difference, with no immediate reply from the Communists.
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Marriage Gains Popularity Among Postwar Youth
Dr. Evelyn M. Duval of the University of Chicago reports marriage is rising among young women in the postwar era. She notes more than half of U S girls marry by 20, fewer spinsters since 1890 1900, and a median male marriage age of 22.7 versus 26.1 in 1890. In 1950 about 78.6 percent were married, while divorces increased sharply. mate selection is said to be more careful than in 1940.
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Government reform debated as reform schools considered
An editorial notes reform would help but cautions reform schools lack capacity to handle the workload. It argues for a wide scale overhaul beyond a single institution to address systemic issues.
Stock Market On Decline With Muted Turnover
NEW YORK UP stocks fell as turnover rose for American Zinc which jumped 15 8 to 12 1 4. Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railways showed strength while several issues eased. Losses of a point or more appeared for American Cyanamid American Hawaiian Atlantic Refining Deep Rock Shell Hercules Home Stake Lukens National Steel Soannes Oil and Texas Company as traders awaited clearer trend.
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First Lady Bess Truman Celebrates 67th Birthday
Washington reports Mrs. Bess Truman is 67 and has no public engagements this week. She will mark the day with a quiet Blair House dinner with the President as daughter Margaret turns 28 next Sunday and remains away from town. Police search continues for culprits who opened floodgates causing Lake Analapan to drain, washing away fish.
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Plane crash at Pope AFB injures four airmen
A plane with four Air Force men aboard crashed on takeoff from Pope Air Force Base yesterday. All four occupants survived with no serious injuries. Pilot Capt. Harrison J. Boyle suffered facial lacerations, a spokesman said.
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Beacons Smashed in Bay Area Mystery Troll
Coast Guardsmen link two demolished channel markers to a missing tug Red Taylor and a possible failure to report. Bar pilots recall a drifting derelict shrimper tied to the case, with tales of a ghostly wreck near Fort Morgan and the tug’s unexplained disappearance.
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Weather outlook and temperatures
Forecast shows a low of 10 degrees tonight and a high near 50 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 58 degrees while last night’s low remains unclear.
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