New Yorkers Nabbed In Armed Robbery
Three men identified as Sta 20 workers L J and W Schonfeld Jr 27 of Elmhurst were arrested by Wake Forest Patrolman R C Duncan after a robbery at Wise Tourist Court run by Mrs H H Belton. Belton was bound and gagged and robbed of about 30 dollars. the trio are held in Warren ton county jail.
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Odny
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Elmhurst
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McLean
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R.C. Duncan
Wake Forest
Wenderson
H. H. Belton
Wise Tourist Court
Matusow Questioned in New Trial Motion
The article reports that Matusow questions his past sworn statements and seeks a new trial based on alleged lies. He claims Elizabeth Bentley gave false testimony, citing conversations but not hearsay, as his attorneys press the case after recent District Court activity in New York City.
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Matusow
Apaon
Satani
New York City
Seartie
Elizabeth Bentley
British Fighters Bought for Canadian High Altitude Work
Spartan Air Services Ltd. announced it's purchased 10 British fighter bombers for high altitude photography in Canada. The planes were acquired from Britain to bolster northern government mapping operations.
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Ottawa
Canada
Spartan Air Services Ltd
Britain
Nationalists Bomb Taishan Islands Air Battle Report
Nationalist air force reports four waves over the Taishan Islands with multiple hits on Red targets. Planes returned safely after strikes on military installations and Red craft. Taishan outpost remains in Chiang Kai-shek’s island chain.
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Red China
Taishan Islands
National Air Force
Judge To Decide On Testimony In Fuller Murder Trial
In Birmingham Ass a decision is awaited on whether new testimony can be admitted to bolster witness James R. Taylor's account that Albert Fuller fled the Phenix City murder scene of A L Patterson. Judge J Russell McElroy pledged a ruling today as Fuller stands trial with Arch Ferrell and S Garrett awaiting trial.
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A. L. Patterson
J. Russell McElroy
Fuller
Alabama
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Columbus
Taylor
Paterson
Phenix City
Taylor Rais Cab Company
Patterson
Arch Ferrell
Vice
Atty
S. Garrett
Deason
Ferrell
McElroy
Man On
North Carolina Women to Meet in Chapel Hill
The North Carolina Association of Women journalists holds its spring meeting March 12-13 in Chapel Hill. Dorothy Cameron of Raleigh announces the program with a workshop on Improving Women's Pages led by Dorothy Roe. Officers will be elected March 13 and awards for best writing will be presented at a luncheon.
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North Carolina
Women's Assn
Chapel Hill
Dorothy Cameron
Raleigh
Association
Institute of Women's Page Writers
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Jane McElvaine
Downington
Russia
Raleigh Nantahala Power seeks rate hike approval
Raleigh based Nantahala Power & Light Co asks the Utilities Commission for authority to raise industrial rates. The filing claims the increase would apply evenly to all industrial customers, including longtime exemptions from past rulings.
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Nantahala Power & Light Co
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America
Tar Heel soybean growers oppose proposed grading changes
A Tar Heel group representing soybean growers handlers and processors voted 74 percent for Agriculture Commissioner Ballentine. They warned that new grain grading standards could harm NC crops especially the large Ogden variety, potentially costing Tar Heel farmers up to a million dollars annually.
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Ballentine
North Carolina
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina's Crop. the Proposed New Standards, Dr. — Ai
Wachovia and Bank of Wayne Seek Merger Vote Plan
Stock holders of Wachovia Bank and Trust Co and the Bank of Wayne at Goldsboro will vote in March on a proposed merger. Wachovia claims resources over 400 million dollars while Bank of Wayne has about 12 million dollars. Exchange bases: two Wachovia shares at $5 par for one Wayne share at $10 par.
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Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Bank of Wayne At
Nks
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Bank of Wayne
Wayne
Not Guilty Plea Filed in Embezzlement Charges
A defendant pleads not guilty to five counts of embezzling $39,000 from school and student funds. Solicitor Horace Kornegay says presidents of two colleges a city councilman ministers and others will be called to testify.
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Horace Kornegay
UNC President Dr Gordon Gray Speaks at Auxiliary Meeting
Dr Gordon Gray president of the University of North Carolina addressed the mid winter gathering of the Women's Auxiliary Carolina Memorial Hospital. Mrs Bruce Strowd president opened the meeting attended by about 300. Gray spoke after a series of reports.
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Chapel Hill
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
Women's Auxiliary
Carolina Memorial Hospi
Bruce Strowd
2Hem
Gray
Montreat Leader Dr. Anderson Dies After Long Illness
The Montreat community mourns the passing of Dr. Anderson a retired president and longtime head of Mountain Retreat Association creator of Montreats summer assembly grounds in Montreat Gaither Chapel where services followed a long illness Sunday.
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Montreat
Gaither
Dr. Anderson
Pons
Serena Asen
Ein Montreat
Mountain Retreat Asan
Presby
Eisenhower Pushes Interstate Funding Amid Highway Debate
President urges top priority for the interstate system while weighing Clay committee recommendations for a 10 year federal state program. Gore proposes funding within the federal budget, differing from the Clay plan that would bond finance and place costs outside the budget.
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D-Tenn
Senate Public Roads Subcommittee
Federal
White House
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Chewsis
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Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Jeolus D. Clay
Wales
Gore Gore
Whammy Bill Advances As Law Changes Stir Debate
The Senate committee advanced White's bill after amendments on evidence from electronic devices and expert witnesses. A Holmes amendment to ban hiding detection devices failed. Floyd proposed removing expert and skilled qualifications, also defeated. Other actions included liquor on church property penalties and narcotics prescription deliveries.
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Carroll Holmes
Perquimans
Senate Judiciary Committee
Acythe
Mecklenburg
House
State Board of Health
Senate Public Welfare Committee
Hardware Assn. of the Carolinas hosts 50th anniversary expo
The Hardware Association of the Carolinas opens its 50th anniversary convention with J. C. Penney chair presenting Fifty Years of Retailing. About 200 exhibitors display wares as Dr. Frank Goodwin of the University of Florida speaks. Penney addresses Thursday morning.
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Charlotte
Statistics Signal Rise in Accidents and Personal Crises
Statistics show a rise in accidents and personal crisis reports nationwide with more incidents reported in major cities. Officials urge communities to increase safety resources and mental health support amid growing concern.
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