Ike's Power Farm Plans Big Targets
National Chairman Stephen Mitchell outlined Democratic strategy across nine Western states to attack Eisenhower farm and power policies. He stressed public opposition to the farm support program and to public power, while Democrats push for tax relief to spur buying power and counter a possible recession.
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Eisenhower Adminion
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Wyoring
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Idaho
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Kansas Democratic Club
Topeka
Bridges
Married Life Ends Violently in Cleveland
Edna Aaron shot her husband James Aaron nine times in their apartment on her 21st birthday. The 33 year old truck driver died an hour later in hospital. Aaron, a waitress, was held without charge as homicide detectives noted the troubled marriage and her claim she must separate, with Aaron vowing she would not leave. The couple married in Knightstown, Indiana, and their union had endured years of strife and separations.
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Cleveland
Edna Aaron
James
Aaron
Homicide
Vincent T. Morrow
Knightstown
Ind
Acre
Graham to Silence Critics in England Amid Controversy
Graham faces scrutiny over anti Socialist labels in England as newspapers question funding and secular wording. A calendar error and advertising firm mix up sparked debate while supporters prepare a Commons dinner and a Graham appearance at Harringay Arena.
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New York
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Billy Graham
Daily Mirror
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Harringay Arena
Tom Arnold
House of Commons
State highway bids to open on 71 miles in 15 counties
North Carolina highway engineers will open bids tomorrow on 71 miles of road improvement projects across 15 counties. Low bids will be reviewed by the Highway Commission Thursday. Projects include widening bridges on NC 211 in Robeson County and widening and resurfacing on US 158 from Grandy to Point Harbor in Currituck County, plus other bridge work and a relocation on US 70 in Durham County.
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Point Harbor
Currituck County
Tar River
Deep River
Oxford
Roxboro
Durham County
Barnard Man Dies After Truck Fall in Asheville Hospital
Malcolm Lunsford, 41, of Barnard, injured yesterday when he fell from the back of a truck near Barnard, died early today in an Asheville hospital.
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Asheville
Malcolm Lunsford
Barnard
Ira D Payne Dies North Wilkesboro Trustee
Ira D Payne, a North Wilkesboro School Board trustee, died early today at a local hospital after a heart attack on Wednesday. The funeral is set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the First Baptist Church in town.
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Ira D. Payne
North Wilkesboro
Rather Be Had Than Sorry Bomb Clock Hoax in Los Angeles
A downtown Los Angeles alley hiker mistook an alarm clock contraption for a bomb and called police. Ray Pinker led the crime laboratory crew. Chief William Parker and Deputy Thad Brown supervised. A Geiger counter gave negative results. the device proved to be a $1.95 alarm clock with sponge rubber and wax artifacts. Brown and Parker comment on the hoax with cautious relief.
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Los Angeles
Ray Pinker
Army
William Parker
Thad Brown
Brown
Parker
Car Riot: Blaze at Detroit Service Stations
A car circling a street intersection struck a car and roared through a service station driveway. It knocked over two gasoline pumps and a 15 foot light pole, causing a fire that scorched Joseph Jones and nearly hit him as the vehicle dragged a flaming pump to another station. Helen Ball, 37, was held for drunk driving investigation.
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Detroit
Joseph Jones
Jones
Helen Ball
Rustlers Take Four Cows From Greenhorn Packing Co
In Dallas, the Greenhorn Packing Co reports rustlers stole four cows from its pens. The French Foreign Legion is described as still active with three regiments totaling about twenty thousand men.
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Dallas
Greenhorn Packing Co
French Foreign Legion
North Carolina Nonfarm Employment Edges Down in January
North Carolina nonfarm employment fell about 1 percent in January from 1953. Manufacturing workers endured a shorter 36.9 hour week, with earnings slipping from 49.32 to 45.76. Textiles and lumber sectors showed declines while tobacco jobs also fell, though cigarette plants stayed stable.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Department of Labor
Mind Reading Dog Shows Genius in Weekend Tests
Chris the mongrel owned by George H Wood Jr acted like a mind reader during tests by Dr H F Nugent of Rhode Island College of Education with Dr Joseph B Rhine of Duke University observing. The dog allegedly solved two math problems and answered a reasoning question before losing interest.
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East Ee
Chris
H. F. Nugent
Rhode Pixar College of Education
George H. Wood Jr
Joseph B. Rhine
Duke University
Nugents
Warmest Spots In Nation Reported in Los Angeles Area
Los Angeles and San Gabriel reached a high of 85 yesterday, the warmest spots in the nation and setting a 73 year date record. The figure surpassed the 1896 high of 81, marked on the page.
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Dr George Summey Sr 101 longtime pastor dies in New Orleans
Dr George Summey Sr aged 101 former pastor and church leader died in New Orleans after a long illness. He served churches in Tennessee Kentucky North Carolina South Carolina and Louisiana and held scholarly posts at Southwestern Presbyterian College and College Memphis and the Boulder Seminary. He was a Davidson College graduate with honorary doctorates and remained active in ministry into his late nineties. He is survived by two daughters and several grandchildren.
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Clarksville
Tenn
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Cleveland
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McCarthy and Stevens clash over Army testimony actions
McCarthy announced a public hearing decrying Army actions to shield Communist influence and urging disclosure of malefactors. Stevens barred Zwicker from testifying and faced criticism for limiting evidence as Congress weighs executive immunity and congressional access to information.
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Eisenhower
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R-Mich
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D-Ark
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Elderly Cripple Faces Murder Count in West Virginia
A 66 year old man on crutches faces a murder charge in Fayetteville West Virginia for the shooting of 56 year old Billie Harris known as Blind Bob, the operator of a tavern. The case follows reports that Harris dated the defendant's 30 year old step granddaughter Anna Lee Willis who is tied to the Bradley family history.
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W.va
Jerry Bradley
Billie
Bob) Harris
Bradley
Uties
Sa Harks
Anna Lee Willis
Tactical Air Units to Hold Exercises In The Carolinas
Tactical Air Command plans Exercise Tactir 54-7 in the Carolinas during April and May to test all phases of field operations. Gen. John K. Cannon named Maj. Gen. Robert W. Douglas Jr. as exercise director with Maj. Gen. E. J. Timberlake and Brig. Gen. E. H. Alexander assisting. Units from the 18th and 9th Air Forces will participate, including wings from Donaldson, Charleston, Seymour Johnson, Pope, Shaw, and Langley air bases. The aim is economy of training and combat-type readiness for TAC.
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North
South Carolina
John K. Cannon
Tactical Air Command
18Th Air Forces
TAC
Cannon
Robert W. Douglas Jr
Douglas
E.J. Timberlake
Nin Air Force
E.H. Alexander
Arles D. Jones
18Th Air Force
Donaldson Afb
S. C
Charleston Afb
Seymour + Johnson AFB
N.C
Pope Afb
9Th Air Force
North Auxiliary
Six Bulls Killed For Washington Celebration
In Laredo Texas the 57th annual George Washington Birthday celebration closes with the theme International Good Will Through Education. U S Education Commissioner Samuel Miller Brownell spoke at a luncheon with U S and Mexican educators as schoolchildren from Mexico joined in the festivities along the Rio Grande. Washington is honored as a shared American hero respected by Mexicans.
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Laredo
Tex
George Washington
Washin
U. S
Samuel Miller Brownell
Oes Ae
Mexico
Rio Grande
Washington
Disabled Miner Faithful Spotter Receives Pittsburgh Trip
UNIONTOWN Pa They persuaded Joe Durant a 48 year old disabled miner to take a night off from air raid spotting duties after seven months of seven nights a week He will get a free trip to Pittsburgh as a guest of the Army for a recent operation He stands atop a bank building cupola from midnight to 6 am and says Uncle Sam can use help and no planes are good news
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Joe Durant
Joe
Pittsburgh
Army
Sam
Weather report with temperatures and sun times
The forecast notes a low of 38 and a high of 65 as today reaches 65. Last night’s low was 88 with sunset at 6 08 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 58 a m.
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