Smith sentenced to ten years and fines in Guilford case
Greensboro court imposed ten years and a 25000 fine on George Duval Smith. Five defendants received multi year terms on conspiracy charges while others were sentenced to two to three years. Jurors were kept under lock as details remained unclear about police involvement.
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Sears Re-Enters Property Picture In Atlanta Meeting
Sears Roebuck re entered the Park and Elm Street School property dispute after a morning conference in Atlanta with Mayor Amos and realtor Mendenhall. The meeting aimed to gain Sears support before a Monday sale, with church leaders seeking to avoid conflict and keep progress on the project.
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Brief Items From Around The State In Morning Haste
The column notes Mrs Frampton executive secretary of the American Waldensian Society spoke after visiting Waldensian valleys in the Alps between Italy and Deenee. Senator John Marshall of Maryland will attend a reception tonight drawing about 300 Western North Carolina residents to his campaign stop amid a notable state election scene.
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Air Force cadet released on bond in assault case
Air Force cadet William Mills of 22 was freed on $1,000 bond pending a preliminary hearing set for seven days. Mills faces charges connected to a reported rape of a 22 year old woman in a Kinston hotel room on January 2 during a cadet drill period.
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Air
Power plant near Roanoke advances amid river project
A note describes a proposed hydro electric scheme near Roanoke with plans to develop a river resource. The text mentions efforts to move forward with the project and potential impacts on local infrastructure.
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Roanoke
Tipoate
Parker pays veteran benefit per Washington veteran
Raleigh dispatch reports Louis Parker disbursed $3.12 for each veteran as part of a Washington state veterans program.
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Raleigh
Louis Parker
State of Washington
Raleigh Officials Refute Need for Primary Overhaul Legislation
Raleigh state officials today said they do not foresee a need to change primary rules or hold a presidential primary for the upcoming election. Attorney General and other leaders indicated no immediate legislation to alter election procedures or scheduling.
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Umstead Set to Kiel Tar Heel Defense Rector Role
William B. Umstead to lead main defense rector as Prof. Robert B. Brice of North Carolina State urges state to consider an engineering foundation. The meeting will conclude after Umstead’s address tonight.
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William B. Umstead
Robert B. Brice
North Carolina State
Umstead
Wisconsin GOP Rift Feared Over Eisenhower Warren Coalition
The Associated Press reports a possible Wisconsin GOP plan to run Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and Gov. Earl Warren as a joint ticket in the April 1 primary. Delegates pledged in Eisenhower’s name would complicate Warren’s bid if he fails to win the nomination. Senator Taft and Eisenhower are described as the leading contenders, currently deadlocked.
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UN Rejects Russia As One Of Six Truce Supervisors
The United Nations rejected Russia as a truce supervisor candidate and left the decision to a Communist plan. debate centered on who can oversee ceasefire work at Panmunjom and issues including repatriation of prisoners and the scope of a peace conference.
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Leaflet Campaign Targets Red Cross Blood Drive on NC College Campus
Communist leaflets urging students to boycott the Red Cross blood drive appeared on the North Carolina College campus in Durham signed by Junius Scales. FBI officials declined comment while Durham Red Cross head Barnum said no students were implicated and noted it as the first such campaign against a Red Cross drive in the South.
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Little Liz: A Hard-To-Get Girl Or Hard To Take
Fragmentary line portrays a girl named Liz described as difficult to engage. The tone hints at a social column skit about dating norms and perceived status, implying irony about being hard to win over rather than truly elusive.
Exclusive NEA Feature on Safer Skies
NEA staff writer Wade Jones prepares an in depth report on airline safety and federal oversight. The feature investigates efforts to prevent crashes as the nation endures a winter series of deadly air disasters. Exclusive in The Enterprise on page 5.
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Wade Jones
UN Forces Stage New Killer Raids Near Korean Front
United Nations troops conducted seven raids along the western front in Korea within three months, aiming to kill and scout Communist positions. Allied ships pounded Wonsan with heavy bombardment since February 16, while raiding parties crossed the Yok River and fought around Yonchon and Chorwon.
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Chorwon
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Nunan Faces A Possible Investigation
Washington Joseph D. Nunan Jr. faced a possible investigation by the Justice Department and Congress into actions with firms having tax troubles after resigning as U S tax commissioner in June 1947. He sought and obtained permission to represent nine such firms, tying into a broader tax scandal involving figures in San Francisco and Indianapolis.
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D-Ga
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Birthday bombardment marks year on Wonsan coast
Warships from the United States and allies continued the 365 day siege of Wonsan in a snowstorm, with the destroyers Twining and Gregory firing on the East Coast port. The constant shelling kept up despite night repairs by Reds and widespread destruction of industrial areas.
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Uss Twining
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10Th Corps
Civil Rights Violations Charged in Klavern Abduction Case
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced the arrest of 10 former Bluff North Carolina Ku Klux Klan members on charges of abduction and interstate transportation to join a klan foray. Those arrested include Early L Brooks 40 former exalted cyclops Bobby Brooks 19 Ross Enzor 43 L C Worley 25 Bob Hayes 38 Pittman Foy Strickland 29 George Miller 19 Cerro Gordo Miller 26 and Horace Strick. The investigation cited brutal floggings and abuses of Negroes and residents by hooded klansmen.
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Weather Forecast Clarifies Nightly Temperatures
The forecast sets tonight low at 32 degrees and tomorrow’s high at 45. Today’s daytime high was 36 and last night’s low is shown as %9 with unclear formatting.
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