Seven Die in Farm House Fire Near Clinton
A kerosene fed blaze destroyed a frame farm house near Clinton North Carolina. Seven people died including five from the Brewington family and two other corollary deaths. Paul Brewington ran back into the flames but could not save his wife and children. Eldon Wynn, a neighbor’s son, also perished. Douglas Brewington survived with burns and is expected to recover. Funeral services were held near Dunn and Clinton for the victims.
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Clinton
N. C
Paul Howard Brewington
James Carroll Brewington
James Franklin Brewington
Paul Brewington
Perry B. Lockerman
South Clinton
Jackie Lee
Castal Louise
Brons
Eldon Lee Wynn
Douglas
J. S. Res
Sampson
Brewingtons
Dunn
Wynn
Advances In Heart Surgery Are Cited
CHAPEL HILL UP Dramatic advances in heart disease surgery are cited as opening the highway to life for many. Dr Craige heads the University of North Carolina Medical School and outlines progress from early ballooning for blockages to planned mechanical hearts and external scar tissue removal. He notes blue babies and oxygen therapy gains but cautions on lasting effects. prevention and care strides are only the start against a disease that claimed 763000 lives in 1951.
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Craige
Dameta
Truman Makes Peace With Music Critic Hume
Washington, UP. Former President Harry S Truman has reconciled with music critic Paul Hume, sending a personal note of thanks after Hume praised his contribution to music in The Sign magazine. The exchange follows a 1951 letters blasting Hume over a Margaret Truman concert review.
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Washington
Harry
Truman
Paul Hume
Hume
Margaret
Mr. Truman
Washington Post
Post
Sign
National Catholic
Bank bandit photo theft confounds Fort Worth deputies
Fort Worth deputies released a photograph of a blonde bank bandit dressed in a nearly nude chorus girl costume. The image soon vanished, complicating the investigation as they chased the elusive suspect and the missing picture.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Sheriff's Office
Durkin Names Committee To Recommend Taft Hartley Changes
Secretary of Labor Durkin forms a 13 member advisory committee to study and propose amendments to the Taft Hartley Labor Law. The group includes leaders from labor management and the public with a first meeting slated for Monday.
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Durkin Names Committee
Washington
Durkin
AFL Plumbers Union
Congress
Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
George Meany
AFL
George M. Harrison
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
David J. McDonald
CIO Steelworkers Union
Harry M. Moses
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
David Zellerbach
Crown-Zellerbach Corp
John J. O'Donnell
National Constructors of New York
Ben Moreell
Jones and Laughlin Steel
Frank Rising
Automotive and Aviation Parts Association
Charlotte Industrialist Lassiter Dies at 76
Robert Lassiter of Charlotte, 76, prominent textile manufacturer, banker, and former Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond director, died unexpectedly after returning from a Florida trip. native of Henderson, UNC graduate, he chaired the Charlotte branch of the Federal Reserve and led several mills and boards. Survivors include his wife Daisy Hanes Lassiter and four sons. funeral planned at his home with burial at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
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Charlotte
Robert Lassiter
Florida
Henderson
University of North Carolina
Lassiter
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Ban
Mooresville Mills
Lassiter Press
Hospital Savings Association of North Carolina
Seaboard Airline Railroad
Daisy Hanes
Winston-Salem
James Harrison
Frederic Hanes Lassiter
John Hanes
Robert Lassiter Jr
Mansion Converts to Museum in Jamaica Way
A 28 room mansion once owned by philanthropist Godfrey Hyams on Jamaica Way now houses the Children’s Museum. The three story building, once a ballroom echoing with dances, welcomes about 20 000 youngsters each year.
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Boston
Godfrey Hyams
Jamaica Way
Time Zone Note for Radio Listings
Radio program times are given in eastern standard. Central subtract one hour, mountain subtract two hours. Some stations adjust relay times locally and last minute changes are not included.
Evening Radio Schedule and TV Lineup from Thursday
A detailed listing of radio network programs and TV time blocks for Thursday including News and Commentary, entertainment shows, dramas, and late-night lineups. Notable programs include Roy Rogers, Father Knows Best, Tales of Tomorrow, Eddie Cantor Show, Judy Canova, News and Music segments, and 11:00 variety hour. The schedule also shows Friday morning and afternoon lineups with soaps, game shows, and serials across WBTV Charlotte and affiliated stations.
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Cbs
Abc-Mbs-East
Abc-Mbs- West
Nbe
Newecast
Cbhs
Ronan
Syeteh
Ews
Abe
Mbs
Abe Jo Stafford
Cbs Sliver Eagle
Cbs Evening
Roy Rogers
Millie
Dhs
John Steele
Marlene Dietrich
Cbe
Red & Gun
Eddie Cantor
Abe Bing Crosby
Abe Eugenie Baird
Judy Canova
Abe Horace Heldt
Abe Comment
Valley Bove—mbe
Abe News
Cbe News
Paroles Board Request Tops 1933 Legislature Agenda
Paroles Commissioner N F Ransdell outlines a 145 million request to establish a three member paroles board with salaries totaling 9 200 for the chair and 9 000 for each member plus 6500 for an executive secretary. Raleigh seeks 120000 for fire police and garbage services for state buildings. The session also considers outlawing secret societies and tightening penalties for derelicts.
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Umstead
North Carolina Council On Civil Defense
State Spreme Court
Paroles
N. F. Ransdell
Paroles Board
Raleigh
House
Senate
North Carolina
Columbus County
Senate Public Health Committee
Depe Dlers
George L. Hundley
Davidson
House Roads Committee
House Roads
Research Increases Mill Production In Cotton Textiles
Savannah Georgia reports that North Carolina State College researchers say last year’s work boosted production at 21 cotton mills by about 50 percent. Elbert Grover tied gains to faster carding, fewer flaws called nets, and a planned project to cut waste by up to two thousand dollars per thousand bales. The U S Department of Agriculture funded the study for the National Cotton Council clinic.
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Savannah
North Carolina State College
Elbert Grover
National Cotton Council
U. S. Department of Agriculture
N. C. State
Grover
Promising welterweight Paul Griffin keeps taxi driver’s ethics
Lewiston Maine boxing hopeful Paul Griffin banks all purses and lives on taxi earnings. The young welterweight remains humble despite ring success and continues to drive a cab to support himself.
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Lewiston
Paul Griffin
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