Child Dies After Memorial Hospital ER Delays
A four year old girl Brenda Anders died at Memorial Hospital after a car struck her at the corner of Main and Washington Streets. Doctors Dr. J. Slate Dr. Schafer and Dr. Stout attended but could not save her. Witnesses blame delays in emergency care and call for improved standby physicians. Brenda was the daughter of Dallas and Lucy Anders born May 6 1947 in Elizabethton Tennessee. Funeral arrangements are pending at Yow's Funeral Home.
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Patricia Ann Ander
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Pension Plan Ruling By WSB Expands Pension Rules
The Wage Stabilization Board issued a long awaited policy on retirement pension plans. It allows unlimited employer and worker contributions and benefits while setting three minimum standards for approval: 65 as normal retirement age, lifetime benefits for non death payments, and no cash surrender value for early terminations until normal retirement. Reduced early retirement benefits may apply to preserve fund soundness. The policy aims to clear a backlog of wage cases and streamline plan approvals.
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Smith Demands Repudiation of Truman by Southern Democrats
Sen. Willis D. Smith urged Southern Democrats at a Jefferson Jackson Day event in Richmond to repudiate President Truman. He pressed for a House party and national recognition for the South and warned against following leaders who have altered Democratic tradition. He cited Byrd and Russell as possible presidential nominees and urged action to protect regional rights.
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North Carolina Junior Chamber Votes on Anti-Masking Act
Raleigh report says members of the North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce will vote tomorrow on a resolution urging the 1953 General Assembly to pass an anti-masking act. The AC's opened a two day quarterly meeting with about 500 attendees.
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Local lumberman joins race for GOP national convention
Donald Banks of Burnsville announces candidacy for delegate to the Republican National Convention from the 11th Congressional District. He becomes the first Republican to declare for convention duties and backs Dwight D. Eisenhower. Bond issues pass in Pine City election with a 335 to 57 margin for $90 street and storm sewer improvements as reported by Mayor D. O. Blevins Sr.
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Democratic rally chair named for August event
Eu gene Gordon Burlington attorney named general chairman of seancee for a Democratic rally in August where the presidential candidate will launch his campaign. W. W. Staton of Sanford announced the sponsorship by the North Carolina Young Democratic clubs. William B. Umstead announced plans to open campaign headquarters at the Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh. Carlisle Higgins to accompany Umstead Tuesday as campaign manager. Tar Heel tobacco growers may face a bad blue mold season in Raleigh.
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Jailer Irby Pays Fine After Conviction in Prisoner Beating
Reuben L. Irby, former Sumter County jailer, paid a $100 fine after a Federal Court conviction for beating three Negro women prisoners. A jury acquitted him on 11 other counts of mistreatment. District Judge Tim Bell ordered a suspended sentence of five to six months in jail as an alternative.
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Father and two sons injured in North Main crosswalk crash
A local man Mann aged 42 and his two sons were struck by a southbound 1948 Dodge near the Broadhurst Theatre on North Main. The driver Gilbert 39 of Grace Street told police he did not see them until too late and rendered aid after the collision. All three were hospitalized after the October incident.
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Eisenhower to Visit Greece and Turkey Early March
Paris reports Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower will visit Greece and Turkey in early March as both nations joined the North Atlantic pact. A NATO-related trip would follow his European tour and no plan exists for a U.S. visit, according to a headquarters spokesman. Allen and Sid Richardson, friends of the general,’s hosts at Eisenhower’s house, were noted as visiting, with no implication on his candidacy.
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North Carolina Rep to push land transfer to Swain County
Rep Redden of North Carolina announced plans to introduce a bill in the lower house to convey 48,900 acres of land to Swain County, including 44,400 acres currently part of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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Pilot to Get Little More Than Ride in New Fighter
The Air Force will order test models of the arrowhead shaped XF-10T interceptor built by Consolidated Vultee. A pilot will monitor radar guided controls while an automatic firing system and a guided missile aim to shoot down high altitude bombers. The project follows the XF-102 concept of very high speed and steep climb.
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Riot on Koje Island Leaves Dozens Dead and Wounded
U S troops opened fire to quell a prison riot on Koje Island Korea with 75 civilians and one soldier killed or fatally wounded 139 Koreans and 39 U S soldiers wounded and 40 others with minor injuries Maj John J Klein Houston Texas commander said the operation aimed to divide camps and secure quarters as prisoners shouted Kill the Americans leading to a chaotic breakout and heavy casualties.
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Prober Seeks Credible Evidence On McGrath Funds
Rep. Hillings of California says Harold Stassen has credible evidence suggesting Attorney General J. Howard McGrath became a millionaire while in public office. The House judiciary subcommittee plans to call McGrath to testify under oath as it probes Justice Department prosecutions and delays over six years.
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Allies Hand Reds List of Koreans
Tokyo reports the Allies provided Communist delegates with a list of 44 000 South Koreans held in Allied camps flagged as civilian internees after being captured in battle. The move follows Red demands for missing Allied prisoners and ties to the Koje Island riot.
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NATO to form biggest peacetime buildup across Europe
The NATO council endorsed a master plan for a vast peacetime defense buildup in Europe. The plan envisions an Allied force of 45 to 50 divisions this year, rising to about double by year end, costing over 300 billion dollars with a European airfield and base network to support operations. Ministers noted raw material shortages and funding challenges, with Belgium and West Germany involved in complex contributions and occupation law issues to be resolved.
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Weather report with fluctuating temperatures
Last night’s low reached 82 degrees and today’s high hit 48. Forecast calls for 45 during the day and a cooler night ahead.
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