Berlin Big Four Talks End with Geneva Paris Guesses
Berlin talks among John Foster Dulles Anthony Eden Vyacheslav Molotov and Molotov concluded after four weeks of debate with no final agreement on German unification security or Austrian treaty. A joint plan to meet in Geneva in April on Asian peace Korea and China was agreed while major disputes remained unresolved.
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Indochina
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East Germany
Germany
Europe
United States
North Atlantic Alliance
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Austria
Big Four
Asia
China
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Red
Sina
Red China
North
South Korea
France
United Nations
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U.N
Eisenhower
Washington
Stocks Edge Lower as Rails Drag Market Bright Spots Fade
New York stocks hovered near the unchanged mark with rails dragging the market as general sentiment wavered. Prices moved in narrow fractions with a handful of shares showing small gains while many key names slipped. Sales to 1 p.m. totaled 800,000 shares.
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New York
General Electric
Washington
Wall Street
20Th Centr Ol
American Telephone
6D & 1
Bethlehem Steel
United Aircraft
New York Central
Southern Pacific
American Can
Chrysler
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward
Students Hold Benefit Shows for Burned De Paul Student
CHICAGO Casimir Gladys a De Paul University student hospitalized for a year after a lab accident observed his 25th birthday at Alexian Brothers Hospital as fellow students plan a jazz concert benefit. They previously staged a benefit dance and have raised funds to cover 6 to 10 months of care. He has undergone three skin grafts and faces ongoing treatment.
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Chicago
Casimir Gladys
de Paul University
Gladys
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Modern Grill investigation ordered by judge at court session
Judge announces probe into alleged pad locking and immoral activity at the Modern Grill on College and Main with Archie Myatt and J V Morgan to oversee. Chappell, Blackburn, and Barnes appear in cases. sentences include suspended terms and sobriety orders as evidence of gambling drunkenness and vagrancy noted.
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College Sts
Archie Myatt
J. V. Morgan
Gisays Hedrick
Highland Ave
Vernon C
Jack) Chappell
High Point Res
Charlotte Et
Dust Storm Sweeps Six-State Area Reducing Visibility
Choking clouds of dust engulfed Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Kansas Nebraska Colorado as a western cold front swept the midwest. Visibility dropped to zero in the Texas Panhandle with lights on and traffic creeping. Schools closed in several towns and tornado warnings were issued across parts of Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas as dust storms moved south toward the Mexican border.
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Amarillo
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
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Nebraska
Colorado
Panhandle
Arkansas
Texas Panhandle
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Mexican
Borger
Dumas
Shabge
Clarendon
Lubbockairview
Stratford
Boise City
Beaver
Guymon
Oklahoma Panhandle
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
McAlester
Okla
Little Rock
Ark
Tucumcari
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Pueblo
la Junta
Imperial
North Platte
Three Bank Robbery Suspects Bound for Charleston S C
Three men linked to December 1953 robberies and an attempted shooting were ordered removed to Charleston South Carolina to face federal charges. Wade Hanford 53 John Baldwin 59 and Pardue were held on 20000 bond.
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Greensboro
Lary
South Carolina
Charleston
S.C
U.S
L. Herbin Jr
Guilford County
Wade Hanford
Rlington
John Edward Baldwin
Graham
Harvey Glenn
Purdue
Wilkes County
Hanford
Baldwin
FBI
Ala‘mance
Burlington
Pardue
Davidson County
Lebanon Church Annex Damaged By Blaze
Fire damaged a frame annex auditorium at Lebanon Methodist Church located at N Main and State Streets. The blaze concentrated in the stage area with some water damage reported. Cause remains unknown.
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Triangle Mill Worker Receives Head Injury
James Hayes, 40, was treated at the local hospital yesterday for a painful head injury after a beam fell at Triangle Hosiery Mill where he was at work. Other employees said the beam struck him while he was at a cutting bench.
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James Hayes
Eeeres
Triangle Hosiery
North Carolina hosts second Farm Press and Radio Institute
About 50 farm editors from North Carolina State College and elsewhere gather for the second annual Farm Press and Radio Institute to update media on state agricultural developments. Main addresses include Paul D. Sanders of Southern Planter and Louis H. Wilson of the American Plant Food Council.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College Today
Farm Press and Radio Institute
Oy Paul D. Sanders
Southern Planter
Loui H. Wilson
American Plant Food Council
Notable Duels and Marconi Early Wireless Signal
The last duel of record in North Carolina occurred in 182 between ex Governer Spaight and John Stanly. Guglielmo Marconi, inventor of the radio, was 21 when he flashed the first wireless signal in 1895.
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North Carolina
Spaight
John Stanly
Guglielmo Marconi
Paratrooper Watson to Receive Bronze Star for Korea Valor
R. Watson of Tom River New Jersey a Korean War veteran and Silver Star holder is to be decorated for fortitude as a prisoner of war He refused to cooperate with Communist indoctrinators and defended his squad during a March 31 1952 mission near the front lines He is one of six servicemen nationwide receiving this decoration for similar acts of valor.
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FT. Bragg
R. Watson
Tom River
Conn
Korea
Sgt. Watson
Panmunjom talks loom as U N allies seek path forward
Special envoy H Dean prepares to fly from New York to join United Nations discussions at the State Department as Panmunjom negotiations stall after seven weeks. A Geneva meeting is tentatively planned for April 26 with the Big Four and 13 other nations.
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Hickory Telephone Co lowers rate request at hearing
The Hickory Telephone Co reduced its proposed rate increase from 120000 to 69167 after a Utilities Commission hearing yesterday. Company witnesses said the cut still covers rising costs and ensures a reasonable return.
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Raleigh
Hickory Telephone Co
Utilities Commission
Phone Iy
North Carolina Rejects Trend Factor In Fire Insurance Rates
Insurance Commissioner Charles F. Gold turned down a proposed trend factor of .75 percent from the North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau. He directed use of new rates based on the loss ratio under the customary formula, citing no showing of undue hardship.
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Raleigh
Charles F. Gold
North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau
North Carolina
Gold
Raleigh Solicitors Face Tough Primary Battles
In Raleigh two solicitors seek renomination in the Democratic primary to defend seats in the Ninth and 11th districts. Third District candidate Wy n Jr. Woodland filed to oppose Solicitor Ernest Byler in the May 29 primary. John B. Regan of St Pauls challenged Solicitor Malcolm Seawell as Seawell also has support from U S Rep Woodrow Jones of the 11th District.
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Raleigh
Wyn Jr
Woodland
Ernest Byler
Tyler
John B. Regan
St. Pauls
Malcolm B. Seawell
Seawell
U. S
Rep
Woodrow Jones
11Th
Presbyterians cite faith to meet persecution at synod conference
Dr. Frank W. Price of Lexington Virginia warned about ongoing persecution of the church in the United States. He urged 2500 Presbyterians to rely on Christ and a vital evangelism to revitalize the church and resist communism.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Frank W. Price
Lexington
Sou Presbyterian Church
Wake Forest Seminary to Graduate First Class April 30
The Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, in its third year, will graduate 63 men with B D degrees on April 30. Trustees report 360 students enrolled, including seven women, and seek 800000 from the Southern Baptist Convention for campus renovations after Wake Forest College moves to Winston-Salem. Funds would provide married couple housing as the seminary shares space with the college.
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Wake Forest
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Southern Baptist Convention
Wake Forest College
Winston-Salem
Colege
Masters Tournament Opens in Raleigh as Bridge Action Continues
The 14th annual Masters Tournament sponsored by the North State Bridge Association opens in Raleigh today and runs through Sunday with ongoing play.
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Raleigh
North State Bridge Assn
Japanese Officials Tied to Shipbuilding Subsidy Scandal
In testimony to a Diet committee, financier Masamitsu Moriwaki linked top Japanese government officials to a shipbuilding subsidy scandal with bribes and lavish favors. Asahi reports the affidavit could topple Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's cabinet. Moriwaki vows to name ministers if prosecutors fail.
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Asahi
Masamitsu Moriwaki
Shigeru Yoshida
Shiji Tanaka
Tanaka
Yoshida
Liberal Party
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Moriwaki
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Mori+waki
Textile Men Told Quality Is Important
In Pinehurst North Carolina textile leaders urged that quality is paramount in cotton fabric markets. M Earl Heard Jr of Tritex Corp and Howard W Langdon of Currator Co described new devices to insure fabric uniformity after bale opening. Joe L Delany of Joanna Cotton Mills reported significant results at Joanna plants. Alex W Bell of American & Efird Mills presided.
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N. C
M. Earl Heard Jr
Tritex Corp
Lanett
Ala
Heard
Howard W. Langdon
Currator Co
East Rochester
N. Y
National Cotton ‘Council
Cotton Research Clinic
Joe L. Delany
Joanna Cotton Mills
Joanna
S. C
Alex W. Bell
American & Efird Mills
Mt. Holly
Prosecuting Witness Marries Defendant in Fraud Trial
In Los Angeles the chief witness for the prosecution has married the defendant Joseph M. Fowzer 29. The trial began with jury selection on forgery and grand theft charges. Fowzer is now married to Corrine Clazebal 25, whose bank account is part of the case and who cannot testify against her husband.
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Los Angeles
Lye
Joseph M. Fowzer
Fowzer
Corrine Clazebal
Ac.t
Tar Heel EMC Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
OFFICERS NAMED RALEIGH The Tar Heel Electric Membership Assn elected Alton P. Wall of boropresi a at its annual meeting yester. Other officers named were J. A. Ward of Burgaw vice ident and J. L. Shearon of Wake Forest secretary treasurer. Named to the six man Executive Committee were Earl of pepemee G. Le Tarboro Blon ville C. E. Vivette of Lenoir Réwarde of Duma.
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Tar Heel Electric
Alton P. Wall
Boropresia
J. A. Ward
Burgaw
J. L. Shearon
Wake Forest
Earl of
Pepemee
G. le Tarboro
Blonville
C. E. Vivette
Lenoir
Duma
Atomic Conference At Raleigh Highlights Peaceful Nuclear Use
Delegates from 58 colleges and related industries gather at North Carolina State College to discuss peacetime atomic energy developments. The conference focuses on reactor research and peaceful uses, following two days of deliberations among attendees from universities and industry at Oak Ridge sites.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Fragmentary Quotation From Sermon Lit by Sea Life Metaphor
A brief excerpt quotes a sermon line about the faithful being carried over the sea of life. The text presents a reflective, religious image without additional context or events.
Weather Temperature Swings With Sunset and Sunrise Times
Tonight wind cool with 45 degree low. Tomorrow high near 65 degrees. Today's high 56 with last night’s low 29. Sun sets at 6 05 p m and rises at 7 03 a m tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
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Asheville
Los
Miami
Mobile
NS Iit Beay
New York
Csccecssesss
Raleigh
San Francisco
Washington
Wilmington
Milk Price War Seen Spreading Across Eastern NC Area
W. W. Fitzpatrick of Rougemont warned at a hearing on proposed changes to milk marketing in Areas 4 and 6 that the price cutting war could spread statewide. He called the price war the dairy industry's most serious threat as distributors reduce wholesale prices while complying with a 10 day posting rule being enforced. An investigation was ordered into distributors who failed to notify the commission 10 days before price cuts.
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Greens
Burlington
W. W. Fitzpatrick
Rougemont
North Carolina
Fitzpatrick
Home Deliveri
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