Three Knightdale men face charges for cross burning prank
WENDELL UP three Knightdale men R L Kirk 24 Y R Neville 30 and J T Terry 32 admit burning a crude cross and scratching KKK in front of farmer E D Williams home They claim it was a prank after overhearing Williams saying he hoped government convict 10 former Klansmen. Conviction on malicious trespass could bring two years in prison. LEAVE REDS OUT RALEIGH UP Gov Scott welcomes campaign news omits socialism and communism arguing North Carolina ism. He cites 50 000 missing telephones and criticizes state responsibility. MILLINGTON TH Three persons in an automobile collision early today Raymond R John his wife and Puryear a soil conservation worker from Lifling all taken to Dunn hospital with a child in critical condition.
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Communists Protest Koje Camp Killings During Armistice Talks
At Panmunjom the Communists blasted what they call a massacre of 69 internees and 142 American security personnel on Koje Island. They demanded troop rotations of 35 000 a month and warned the talks could derail over the killings as U N and allied commanders press toward a truce.
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Gasoline Pond Threatens Sheldon Iowa Homes
Firefighters battled a 12,000 gallon gasoline pond formed after a transport leak three blocks from Sheldon’s main street and near homes. Authorities feared spark ignition from engines and issued railroad delays as crews sprayed high pressure fog to curb fumes and gases.
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Four-year-old Brenda Andrews Dies After City Auto Crash
A four year old girl Brenda Andrews died at Memorial Hospital from injuries after being struck at 1 10 p m at North Main and East Washington Street. Police identified the driver as Annie Griffin Loflin but witnesses said the accident was unavoidable.
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Stassen To Testify On McGrath Becoming Millionaire
A House subcommittee invited Stassen to testify about McGrath's alleged millionaire status. Stassen said he would cooperate and provide any information he has on McGrath, including income sources linked to alleged corruption.
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Ike Will Come Home Says Carlson
Carlson, director of the Headquarters in Washington, says there is no mystery about the general's positions on public issues. He notes Eisenhower’s aims include winning a lasting peace and building a country where every citizen can best use his skill and initiative.
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Asheville
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Truman
Prices Advance Moderately in Quiet Stock Day
New York led by specialty issues as prices rose moderately on the stock exchange in quiet dealings. Gains in the specialty group topped a point while other items moved in fractional changes. Trading was very quiet with thin street attendance and few traders active.
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Botched up jobs shock Winston-Salem sheriffs
Sheriff Ernie Shore blasted two safecrackings in Forsythe County as the worst botched jobs he had seen. Thieves used a chisel and crowbar to open safes at Walkertown and Mineral Springs schools. They netted $440 at Walkertown while Mineral Springs yielded pennies and stamps totaling $1.02.
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Mineral Springs
Kefauver Kerr Showdown Seen If Truman Retires
Democratic maneuvers swirl as Kefauver Kerr contest shapes up with Oklahoma backing Kerr and Monroe surrounding support. Taft and Eisenhower clash in coverage while Stassen seeks a compromise. Political jockeying heats in Washington New York and Oklahoma as party loyalties shift.
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U.S. Agrees to Aid France in Rearmament Push
Lisbon report says the United States will unfreeze aid to help France reach a 12 division rearmament by year end and provide additional warplanes. France warned of scaling back to 10 divisions without more aid, as Acheson and officials advanced negotiations amid Atlantic Pact cost debates.
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Graham cites public education as key to diverse society
Dr. Edward Graham chancellor of Woman's College in Greensboro tells Cabarrus County NC Education Association banquet that public education holds the best hope for keeping a diverse society united amid recent attacks on schools and colleges.
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Cabarrus County
North Carolina Education Association
Kidnapper and Child Found After Montreal Abduction
A three year old girl Barbara Nemeroff and her kidnapper, an employee of her father's leather goods shop, were found on busy St. Catherine Street. Barbara clutched books and a doll as detectives tracked the case all night. Police warned of child kidnapping penalties under Quebec law.
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Redden Says IOU Funds Tied to Loan Sale Fees
Congressman Monroe M. Redden and his brother received 25 000 in IOUs described as brokerage fees for selling Skyland Processing to banker Harry R. Playford. FBI and Justice Department probe the transactions linked to an RFC loan loss and a later receivership. Redden welcomed a probe and denied profiting, while Playford claimed the notes were no improper payments.
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Justice Department
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Whisner Becomes Seventh Jet Ace With Fifth MIG Kill
Maj. William T. Whisner of Shreveport Louisiana shot down his fifth Communist MIG 15 to become history’s seventh jet ace. Flying a Sabre he helped Maj. Don Adams of Mount Clemens Michigan after Adams was hit, engaging near the Yalu River in Korea. Official tallies show 361st enemy aircraft and 226th MIG shot down. UN losses total 1,153 planes.
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Scott Sees New Arrests By S B I
Gov. Scott says the SBI will make arrests in relation to masked mob floggings. He praised SBI and FBI efforts, noted SBI has 19 officers while the FBI had 35 in Columbus, and declined to elaborate on KKK ties. A Blue Ridge Parkway naming bill honors Robert L. Doughton.
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Ku Klux Klan
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Robert L. Doughton
Trelae
House
Thurmond Chatham
Winston-Salem
Blue Ridge Sinat
Greensboro farmer pictured in prize photo division
Ralph Mills Jr. of Greensboro is named one of 16 second-place winners in the Freedom Foundation contest for 1951. His entry Pride of Ownership shows a dairy farmer viewing his Wake County farm and earns him 200 dollars plus a medal.
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Freedom Foundation
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Wake County
Anti Truman Group Opens Operations in Raleigh
A Raleigh based faction calling itself Democrat to lick the Fair Deal mobilizes against the Truman administration. Alvin Wingfield Jr. chairs the committee and ads seek a one dollar contribution to fund further appearances in local papers. Wingfield notes it is a local effort and promises additional backers will remain unnamed. The group hints at potential Fair Deal opposition but reveals no slate or outside involvement.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Wingfield
Truman
House of Representatives
Speaking Contest Highlights In Greensboro
Mrs Ralph wins first prize in Greensboro speaking contest amid 200 delegates from across the state. The event featured a drum recital and notable participants from the North Carolina college gathering.
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Ralph Reat
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North Carolina
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Weather forecast presents chilly temperatures tonight
The forecast calls for a low of 31 degrees tonight and a high of 45 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 45 with a low last night of 34.
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