NATO Plans West German Agreement in Lisbon Conference
Western states seek a formal NATO role for West Germany and a joint NATO European army council. The pact would guarantee collective defense for six Atlantic Pact members and ease German integration by lifting direct controls on war materials and giving Germany a voice in NATO affairs.
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Lisbon
Atlantic
Portugal
West Germany
NATO
European Defense Community
S&s
Acheson
Anthony Eden
Lor
Equality
Germany
Adenauer
Eden
Schuman
NATO Council
Ac- Adenauer
Ee Toate
Five Year Old Girl Abducted From Home Returned Unharmed
A five year old girl abducted from her Charlotte home early yesterday was found unharmed and returned to her parents. Burrell McDonald of St Andrews South Carolina faced charges of kidnapping and auto larceny after a two state manhunt. Police reported McDonald was arrested by South Carolina Highway Patrolman J E Fields about six hours after the car theft. Hartsville police held him for transfer to Charlotte for trial, with Lt Coy Sykes coordinating. The Harrelsons said the car was parked in their driveway when it started and rolled away with Jane inside.
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Charlotte
Jane Eer
Mrs. E
Oeathalteeee S. C
Burrell McDonald
Unom
St. Andrews
S. C
Meld
J. E. Fields
McDonald
Hartsville
Coy Sykes
Harrelson
Engineer leader calls engineers to oppose statism
Dr. Carlton S. Proctor of New York president of the American Society of Civil Engineers urged roughly 400000 engineers to unite against politic o economic trends he warned threaten statism. He credited engineers with high community standing and said their role in public welfare should grow as they take responsibility.
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Raleigh
Carlton S. Proctor
New York
American Society of Civil Engineers
ASCE
Child killed in Oxford by oncoming car
Rufus Hobson Jr., 9, was fatally struck after stepping into the path of a car driven by Helen Wilson Daniel, 29, a Durham art teacher, shortly after leaving a school bus near Oxford. The incident occurred yesterday as Hobson crossed the roadway.
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Oxford
Rufus Hobson, Jr
Helen Wilson Daniel
Durham
Witness Called In Probe Of Surplus Ships Deal
Joseph E. Casey former Congress member was called to testify on a $101000 cash investment turning into a $34 million profit over three years as Senate investigators examine legality and tax issues. Casey helped form American Overseas Tower Corp to buy ships and charter them to Greenwich Marine for profits amid wartime surplus ship deals.
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G. Milton Kelly
Washington
Joseph E. Casey
Congress
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Hoey
D-Nc
William, F. (Bull
Ward R . Stettinius Jr
Julius C. Holmes
U. S
London
Houston H. Wasson
Morri
Casey
Massachusetts
William Leece
Leece
Tropolitan Life Insurance Company
U. S. Maritime Commission
American Overseas Tower Corp
Pan
Greenwich Marine Greenwich
Sdora Seveen
U. S. Planes Down Three Reds in MIG Alley Skirmishes
U S Sabrejets engaged large MIG formations in two air battles over Sinanju and MIG Alley. The first occurred at 35 000 to 40 000 feet with 27 Sabres facing 100 MIGs, while the afternoon fight involved 26 Sabres against 50 MIGs, yielding three confirmed MIG-15 kills. An additional 150 Communist jets were sighted. no further claims or casualties were reported. Ground action included two nighttime platoon attacks west of the ES Valley, causing a slight UN withdrawal.
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8Th Army
Korea
Manchuria
Sinanju
Mig
United Nations
First 1952 Auto Fatality In Asheville
Harold Taylor, 22, died in a hospital last night from injuries after his car crashed into another at a street intersection Sunday. Buncombe County recorded 43 traffic deaths in 1951.
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Asheville
Buncombe County
Harold Taylor
Farmers Tour Florida Under Extension Sponsorship
A group of 76 state farmers and farm leaders departed for Florida for a week long tour of truck farming livestock and marketing areas. The tour is sponsored by the Agricultural Extension Service.
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Raleigh
Aer
Florida
Te Agricultural Extension Service
Man killed in Charlotte wreck at busy intersection
A 35 year old man, Coy Whitley of Stanfield, was killed in a collision involving a truck a passenger car and a wrecker at a Charlotte intersection. Richard Rice of Charlotte, driver of the wrecker, escaped unhurt.
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Charlotte
Coy Whitley
Stanfield
Richard Rice
Stocks Start Slow Descent In Slightly Active Market
New York stocks opened with a slow decline as about a dozen issues eased a point or more while six edged up. Northern Pacific led gains with a 13 8 rise to 67 7 8, supporting a slight railroad average drop of four cents after the first hour.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Cerro de Pasco
Corning Glass
International Business Machines
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Monsanto Chemical
Loew's
Latino Illinois Glass
New York Central
Shell Oil
Rohn & Haas
Newmont Mining
Abbott Laboratories
Ex-Cell-Osa Tire
American Viscoses
J. C. Penney
American Cyanamid
Dow Chemical
Hercules Powder
Steels A
Truce Talks Split Over Russia Police Role In Armistice
UN and Chinese officers clash over Russia being named to police the Korean truce. Debates focus on veto rights and prisoner repatriation with two groups reporting near agreement on the final paragraphs of a nine point plan. A next meeting is set for 11 a.m. Wednesday.
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Leroy Hansen
Panmunjom
Korea
Russia
U.N
Pu Chan
North Korea
Sister of former star embezzler indicted in Asheville
Frances Bennett of Asheville was indicted by a Buncombe County grand jury on embezzling 57 from Western Auto Co where she worked about three years. Held on a $10,000 bond in county jail. Her brother Phillip Bennett is already guilty in Superior Court for embezzling 3495.98 from M. & wholesale. He was sentenced to one to five years.
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Asheville
Frances Bennett
Buncombe County
Western Autoply Co
Phillip Bennett
Cii
Robber Sutton Questioned Over Brinks Hold Up
New York police and FBI questioned Willie Sutton over the 1950 Brinks armored car robbery in Boston, denying he was among the masked crew. Sutton admitted his identity but claimed he was not the mastermind. Police promoted two officers for the arrest but they were not eligible for the $25,000 reward. Sutton had previously escaped Sing Sing and was jailed in Pennsylvania.
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New York
Willie
Sutton
FBI
Boston
Brinks Armored ‘Service
George P.monaghan
McClellan
Shea
Sing
H-Bomb Test Planned At Eniwetok In Spring
The Atomic Energy Commission faces a secret meeting with top officials to report on progress toward Truman era goals for a hydrogen bomb. If tests at Eniwetok succeed, the device could be detonated within weeks, though large scale production awaits the Savannah River plant due in late 1953. Tritium is reportedly available in test quantities from a converted plutonium reactor in Washington.
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mid-Pacific
Congressional Atomic Ene Committee
AEC
Truman
Gordon Dean
Eniwetok
Savannah River
South Carolina
Wash
Kefauver Emerges as All-Out Presidential Candidate
United Press surveys Kefauver's bid as the sole aggressive candidate for the Democratic nomination. The Tennessee senator promotes Atlantic Union unity and national TV appeal, links crime-fighting to clean government, and pushes FEPC, anti-poll tax, and TVA flood control while courting New Hampshire voters.
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United Press Staff Co
Washington
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
America
Kefauver
Ed Crump
Senate
St. Louis
Cage
New York
Chicago
Tor
Thre
Aeds
Tide of Rescue Battles Fort Mercer Stern Survivors
Coast Guard efforts press on as Eastwind moves toward the Fort Mercer stern with 33 survivors aboard. Pendleton losses mount with nine dead and nine unaccounted, while Yakatat fights high seas 40 miles away. Rescue chief Capt Oliver Peterson coordinates under worsening weather as crews tow, raft, and retrieve amid heavy seas.
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Coast Guard
Eastwind
Fort Mercer
Pendleton
Tepomca
Mercer
Yakatat
Frederick Co. Pachael
Houston Tex
Edward E . Turner Jr
New York City
Oliver Peterson
Winchester
Mass
Boston
McCulloch
Lock Rip
Military Sea Service
Coast Headquarters
Cme den Eet
John Fitzgerald
Yakutat
Heroic Coast Guards
Epidemic Scarlet Fever Report From Elkin
Elkin reports an epidemic of scarlet fever with Dr. R B C Frank stating very few cases have been reported to doctors while various figures show increased fever activity and concern over the outbreak.
Two Women Die In Head On Collision Near Bronx
Police identified one victim as Mrs. Charles Silvert of Bronx New York after a coat label was found in the wreck. A drivers license in the car suggested the other woman was her husband’s spouse. the second victim remained unidentified as the car struck a car carrier trailer head on.
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Charles Silvert
Bronx
New York
State-wide hunt for two prisoners identified
The Prisons Department identified Howard W. Long, 30, of Greensboro serving five to seven years for highway robbery, and Ace Verden, 28, of Pleasant Garden serving seven years for breaking and entering. A statewide manhunt is ongoing for their capture.
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Raleigh
Prisons Department
Howard W. Long
Greensboro
Ace Verden
Pleasant Gerdes
North Carolina store sales rise 25 percent in January 1952
Raleigh and Mecklenburg lead a statewide $5,019,035.40 sales total for January, up 25 percent from a year earlier. ABC Chairman Robert W. Winston cites $1,014,275 gain driven by new Greensboro and Winston-Salem stores opened last fall. Mecklenburg reaches $763,107.45 while Greensboro and other cities post higher figures.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
ABC
Robert W. Winston
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Mecklenburg
Asheville
Wake
Cumberland
Rowan
Durham
Balding man discovers hat flattering after hair loss
A humorous observation notes that a man only truly sees how good he looks in a hat once balding begins. The quip plays on the vanity and change in appearance caused by hair loss.
Weather forecast brief for tonight and tomorrow
Low tonight 38 degrees. High tomorrow 58 degrees. Yesterday's low 24 and high 58. Northwest winds expected light with possible clear skies. Temperatures should remain mild with no precipitation noted.
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Nixon
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Ae Island
By Lyle C. Wilson
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Hubert Humphrey
Vatican
Tennessee Valley Authority
SenJe Robert 8S
Kerry
Oklahoma
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Pollock Rip
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Douglas Potts
Pasadena
Texae
Tee
Weather Bureau
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Atlanta
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Detroit
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Los Angeles
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