Milk price war prompts call for unity among distributors
Raleigh area reports ongoing milk price cuts as Meadow Farms Pine State Creamery and Ballentine's Dairy lower home delivery prices by 1 cent per quart. W. W. Fitzpatrick of the State Milk Commission says the war will persist until distributors unite to restore former prices.
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Raleigh
N. C
Piedmont Area
W. W. Fitzpatrick
Rougemont
State Milk Commission
Durham
Naleign, NG
Wwe
Mike Price
Piedmont
Somanene
Dow Farms
Thea
Meadow Farms
Empmees
Pine State Creamery
Ballentine
Guernsey
Milk Commission
Fitzpatrick
Trick
Cable Dairy Products, Inc
Lexington
Greensboro
Burlington
Graham
New York
Cuban heir Facundo Bacardi freed after 11 hour kidnapping
Eight year old Facundo Bacardi was rescued unharmed after an 11 hour kidnapping. Abductor Manuel Echevarria and chauffeur Guillermo Rodriguez died in the pursuit. Facundo thanked authorities and prayed at the Church of the Virgin del Cobre as his family celebrated his safe return.
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Ben F
Meyer
Santiago
Cuba
Little Facundo Bacardi
Rui
Fulgencio Batista
Facundo
Manuel Echevarria
Guillermo Rodriguez
Bacardi
Stevens to testify voluntarily before McCarthy panel
Secretary of the Army Stevens announced he will testify Tuesday as a voluntary witness to the McCarthy Investigating committee after telling two officers to refrain from appearing. The move follows initial reports that he would appear in response to a subpoena, though no subpoena had been delivered.
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Washington
Stevens
Army
McCarthy Investigating Committee
Island Destroyed by Hydrogen Test Details Emerges
Senator Bridges reported the Pacific island at Eniwetok was 10 to 12 miles long and 5 to 6 miles wide before the hydrogen explosion. He cited a comment about blue water in seconds, confirming the island’s destruction. Cole added the blast gouged a crater 1 mile wide and 175 feet deep.
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Washington
Pacific
Sen. Bridges
RNH
George Washingtonniversity Medical Society
Bridges
Hissh
Wene Cole
R-Ny
Senate
House Energy Committee
Eniwetok Atoll
Cole
India May Mediate Indochina Cease Fire Move
India prepares to seek a cease-fire between French and Vietminh forces in Indochina. Prime Minister Nehru to disclose the plan in New Delhi, aiming to influence the Geneva conference and Berlin Big Four talks. V. K. Krishna Menon has begun quiet soundings with delegates.
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W. Carpenter
Nations
N. Y
India
Indochina
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Geneva
Switzerland
Berlin
Ho Minh
Eisenhower
V. K. Krishna Menon
U. N
Nehru
Wirephoto Service to Start Next Sunday at The Enterprise
Readers will benefit from AP Wirephoto starting next Sunday with rapid pictures of top world events. Equipment is being installed and tested this week. The Enterprise will be the first independent afternoon daily in the state to offer the service.
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Associated Press
Enterprise
Eisenhower Praises Warren as Public Servant
President Eisenhower at Palm Springs defended Chief Justice Earl Warren amid Senate subcommittee charges. He stated his high opinion and confidence, noting he nominated Warren for a top office, underscoring Warren's great qualities and character.
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Warren
Senate Judiciary
Eisenhower
Washington
Waa
Hage
Police Seek Warren's Accuser in Double Trouble
San Francisco district attorney Thomas C. Lynch asked Los Angeles authorities to hold orderick J. Wilson for questioning. Wilson, linked to charges against U. S. Chief Justice Earl Warren, is a fugitive and former San Francisco private detective and press agent. He vanished after a 1952 grand jury indictment for subornation of perjury and was found at a Hollywood hotel where he allegedly leads the California Defense Society. He is also described as associate and tipster to Jimmy Tarantino, publisher of Hollywood Night Life.
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San Francisco
Thomas C. Lynch
Los Angeles
Oderick J. Wilson
U. S
Earl Warren
Lynch
Wilson
Warren Olney
Washington
Hollywood
California Defense Society
Jimmy Tarantino
Gossip Sheet
Night Life
Hollywood Night Life
Billy Graham Britain visit sparks Labour upset in Commons
The Billy Graham revival plans in Britain provoke a Labour backlash led by Geoffrey de Freitas who says he will raise the issue in the House of Commons. The Daily Herald accuses Graham of insulting Britain and socialism and calls for an apology or cancellation.
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Geoffrey de Freitas
House of Commons
London
Billy Graham
Britain
Socialist Labor Party
The
Daily Herald
Graham
Church of England
Harringay Arena
New York
Madison Square Garma
the Herald
Hannen Swaffer
United States
Billy Graham Evangelistic Assn
Swaffer
England
Hitler
Hyde Park
Sen. Kefauver
de Freitas
David Maxwell Fyfe
Home Secretary
Ca Propaganda
Cambridge
Yale
Court Gives Rosenberg's Sons Custody To Grandma
A New York court awarded temporary custody of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg’s sons, Michael and Robert, to their grandmother Sophie Rosenberg amid welfare concerns of exploitation by Communist groups. Judge James B. McNally noted her love of the United States and asked if she would teach them patriotism, which she affirmed. The hearing on legal guardian replacement proceeds Tuesday with Morton L. Deitch proposed.
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New York
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Sophie Rosenberg
United States
City Welfare Department
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Michael
Robert
Abel Meeropol
Metropols
Emanuel Bloch
Rosenberg
Rosenbergs
Bloch
State Supreme Court
James B. McNally
Welfare Department
Morton L. Deitch
Jewish Child Care Assn
McNally
McNalley
One Dead Five Hurt In Identical Crashes On U S 29
Two similar crashes on U S 29 near Marshville and near Thomasville left one man dead and several injured. Ernest T Godwin of Marshville died in the first collision as his car veered into a southbound lane. The second crash involved a tractor trailer striking a northbound car three miles south of Thomasville. Injuries ranged from critical to minor. alcohol factor noted in the Thomasville wreck.
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Thomasville-Lexington
Thomasville
William Luther Leonard
Route 2
Leonard
Don Sturkey
U. S. 29
Marshville
Randolph County
Randolph
Ernest T Godwin
Fae
Godwin
Lexington
Thelma C. Hanes
Donald Fugene Stokes
Ninth Ave
Tommy Cox
Semones
Stokes
Cox
J. Wilson
Robert Lee Kaye, Jr
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Kave
Leona
Wilson
Nju
Former GE engineer confesses to filming Pumpkin Papers
Felix Insterman testified before Senator McCarthy that he photographed State Department documents for the Whittaker Chamber spy ring in 1937 and 1938. He recalled seeing names Grew and Bullitt on the papers and said he did not carry Red allegiance, ending a two day hearing at Schenectady.
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Albany
N.Y
Alger Hiss
Felix Arman
Cam- Pride
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
McCarthy
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Insterman
Red Underground
Grew
Bullitt
Joseph Mark Grew
U.S
Japan
William C. Bullitt
Russia
France
Chambers
FBI
Westminster
State Department
Hiss
Carnegie Foundation For World Peace
Presbyterian Minister Unfrocked for Heresy in Detroit Case
The Rev. Claude Williams, a 59-year-old Presbyterian minister, was unfrocked by a five-minister, four layman commission on charges of heresy and teaching communism. The panel dismissed the communism charge, issued a censure on that count, and Williams plans to appeal to the Detroit presbytery meeting on March 2. He previously served as wartime industrial chaplain for the Detroit area and now resides in Helena Alabama.
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Detroit
Presbyterian Church
Claude Williams
Presbyterian Church of the
United States of America
Williams
Presbytery of
Helena
Ala
Rep
Veldt
R-Tl
House Un-American Activities Committee
Sen. McCarthy
Senate
Judicial Commission
Henry J. Walch
Plymouth
Mich
Walch
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Antietam
Ike
Palm Springs
Calif
Socialist
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UNC
High Point
North Carolina
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