Notable Senators and Statesmen Mentioned in Text
A list-like fragment names James O Eastland of Mississippi federal figures including Eisenhower Lyndon Texas Edwin C Johnson Colorado A Willis Robertson Virginia Johnny Man Alabama Clinton P Anderson New Mexico Guy A Gillette Iowa Spessard L Holland Florida and Olin D. A fragmentary roster of prominent political figures with state affiliations appears.
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James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Eisenhower
Lyndon
Texas
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
A. Willis Robertson
Virginia
Johnnyman
Alabama
Clinton P. Derson
New Mexico
Guy A. Gillette
Iowa
Spessard L. Holland
Florida
Olin D
Stevenson Urges Democrats to Back Steady Governance
Adlai E. Stevenson urged Democrats to support Eisenhower actions in the public interest and warned against demagoguery over Asia risks. He praised some executive moves, urged organization and truth, and warned against easy solutions, calling for ironclad, enduring policies amid Korea stalemate concerns.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Adlai E. Stevenson
Asia
Stevenson
Democratic Party
San Francisco
United States
China
McCarthy Says Probe Has Helped Morale
Senator McCarthy claims morale in the State Department is at an all time high among the “really good Americans” as he defends his inquiry into Voice of America. He asserts only those with fear of exposure see morale as low while the light of scrutiny improves the department.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate Permanent Investigating Subcommittee
State Department
Wisconsin Republican
Department
Voice of America
McCarthy
Washington Post
John Foster Dulles
Post
Russia
Eisenhower
Dulles
Acheson
Eisenhower Bucks The Golf Grind At Augusta National
President Eisenhower traded the White House grind for golf at Augusta National in Georgia. He arrived from Washington with Mrs Eisenhower and a White House staff, plans a round with friends Cliff Roberts William E Robinson and Ed Dudley, and will stay at Bobby Jones cottage near the 18th green as the weekend unfolds.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
White House
Augusta National
Washington
John S. Doud
Denver
Colo
Cliff Roberts
New York
Augusta Club
William E. Robinson
New York Herald Tribune
Big Ed Dudley
Bobby Jones
Jones
Bill Would Change School Entry Date
A North Carolina bill would let the State Board of Education alter the starting age for first grade, shifting the entry date from October 1 to December or November as a step toward earlier or later enrollment. The measure also proposes higher superintendent qualifications and several motor law amendments, with sponsors Rep. Gordon Maddrey and Sen. Fred Royster.
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Raleigh
State Board of Education
General Assembly
Legison
House
Senate
Gordon Maddrey
Hertford
Fred Royster
Vance
George Uzzell
Rowan
Joe Branch
Halifax
Rapid Bipartisan Push to Endorse Eisenhower Resolution Denouncing Soviet Aggression
House leaders predict quick approval of Eisenhower’s resolution denouncing Soviet aims and seeking liberation of Iron Curtain nations. Foreign relations chair Wiley delays Senate action to review stronger language as Dulles weighs proposals. Subcommittee notes anticipate little substantive change.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Wiley
R-Wis
Dulles
Russia
Iron Curtain
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep. Vorys
Ohio
Rep. Richards
D-Sc
Richa
Vishinsky Reluctance Delays UN Korea Debate
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky's refusal to speak stalled the UN General Assembly Korea debate and postponed further meetings until Monday. He did not attend Thursday's session, while Lodge pressed for a response to prove Russia's role in the Korean war, with Moscow offering unclear signals amid Eisenhower's proposed meeting with Stalin.
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United Nations
N. Y
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
General Assembly
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Russia
Lodge
Moscow
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Josef Stalin
Joao Carlos Muniz
Bazil
Korea
Slight Drop In Living Cost Reported
The government announced a two-tenths of a percent fall in living costs between mid-December and mid-January, driven by lower prices for food and clothing. The Bureau of Labor Statistics released a new consumer price index, updating coverage and methodology, with mid-January at 113.9, showing costs 13.9 percent above the 1947-49 base and 0.7 percent higher than a year ago. A GM spokesman warned wage adjustments tied to the old index would not yet apply due to publication delays, as employers reconcile with escalator clauses revived by Eisenhower.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
General Motors Corp
Eisenhower
Gold Mining Shares Rally Amid War Production Board Suit
New York stocks show gains led by gold mining shares with Homestake up 1 percent at a new high and McIntyre Porcupine rising 1 percent. The market remains narrow with small shifts in utilities and oils as investors weigh a government suit over wartime mine closures.
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New York
McIntyre Porcupine
War Production Board
Montana
American Hawaiian Steamship
Cincinnati Milling Machine
General Telephone
Lorillard
National Tea
R. J. Reynolds ‘Tobacco
Pepsi-Cola
Shell
Continental
British Leaders Sail For America
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and Treasury Chief R A Butler sail for New York with wives and advisers to pursue American help on world trade. The Queen Elizabeth bears them to the United States for talks in Washington with a plan including removal of import restrictions and conversion of sterling.
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Southampton
England
Anthony Eden
Treasury
R. A.butler
New York
South England
U. S
Britain
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Washington
Eden
Butler
Ottawa
United Nations General Assembly
British Commonwealth
Fur Flies at State Hearing on Veterans Bonus Bill
In Raleigh a House Veterans Legislation Committee hearing drew over 200 people as a rift appeared within Amvets over a proposed 165 million veteran bonus bond plan. Andrew Del Vescovo faced counterattacks from Amvets officials while calls for an early vote and depose threats emerged amid intraparty tensions.
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Raleigh
House
House Veterans Legislation Committee
State
Amvet Association
Umstead
Andrew del Vescovo
Amvets
Tom Allen
Granville
Allen
del Vescovo
Jatet
Paul Hester I
A. C. Holland
Duplin ‘County
Holland
R. M. Carr
Duplin
Carr
Charlotte
Hester
Fayetteville
John T. Flynn
Indefinite Postponement in Fatal Sawmill Stabbing Case
An inquest into the stabbing death of 34-year-old Otis Thames Newman at his Surry County home has been postponed indefinitely at the request of investigating officers. Newman was killed in what police describe as a shuffle incident involving an unidentified man. The widow provided the account to authorities.
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Mt, Airya
Surry County
Fletcher Harris
Otis Thames Newman
Newman
Here
Raleigh youth appeals $30,000 auto crash judgment
John F. Wooten Jr., 19, appealed to the North Carolina State Supreme Court from a $30,000 judgment after a two year old accident near Kinston. He was driving Dorothy Hunt, 18, home from a high school dance when his car struck a fire hydrant, hurling her against the windshield. Hunt, now a Meredith College student, had sued for $75,000 claiming permanent injuries and lifelong disfigurement.
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Raleigh
John F. Wooten Jr
State Supreme Court
Kinston
Dorothy Hunt
Miss Hunt
Meredith College
Young Wooten
Distribu Education Clubs Convention Opens at Woman's College
About 200 delegates attended the ninth annual Distribu-Education Clubs convention hosted by Greensboro Woman's College. The clubs comprise high school juniors and seniors in a cooperative work experience program in distribution.
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Greensboro
Woman's College
Distribu— Education Clubs of
North Coroa
Raleigh grill operator dies after accidental shooting
J P Payne aged 39 a roadside grill operator died at Rex Hospital after being shot in the back while playing cowboy and Indian with a 4 year old boy Gary James Little little boy who found a .38 caliber pistol behind a counter accidentally fired it Payne was with his wife Mrs Albert J Little of San Antonio Texas at the time of the incident The event occurred Monday at the Raleigh grill.
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Raleigh
J. P. Payne
Rex Hospital
Payne
Gary James Little
Albert J. Little
San Antonio
Tex
Linwood Lewis to be arraigned for Fuquay Springs mayor slaying
Raleigh reports 24 year old Linwood Lewis, a Negro mental patient, is scheduled for arraignment in We Superior Court Monday for the December pistol slaying of Dr. Wiley S. Cozart, Fuquay Springs mayor and physician. Lewis allegedly told officers he shot the doctor because he put a spell on him.
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Raleigh
Linwood Lewis
We Superior Court
Wiley S. Cozart
Fuquay Springs
300 Pound State Rep to Wrestle Cherokee Chief for Polio Benefit
In Raleigh Rep. Arthur Goodman announced a charity wrestling match between 300-pound state representative Wallace Martin and 385-pound Cherokee Chief O. B. Saunooke. They have met before with Martin winning last time. Time and place are not yet decided. The prior bout ended with Saunooke blaming a football trick for his fall. Martin said it was a regular body block.
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Raleigh
Arthur Goodman
Mecklenburg
Swain
Wallace “Masher
Martin
O. B.saunooke
State Board of Health Cuts Scarlet Fever Quarantine
The board shortened quarantine from two weeks to two days on the advice of epidemiologist Dr. Fred T. Foard. He said scarlet fever now appears milder than in prior years and that drugs like penicillin are effectively treating the disease, reducing its danger.
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Raleigh
State Board of Health
Fred T. Foard
UN Fighter-Bombers Hit North Korea Training Center
United Nations aircraft pounded a training center near the Yalu River with bombs and napalm. Sabre jets and F-84 Thunderjets supported the attack at Chusan while MIGs stayed away. B-26 bombers later hit Pukchong and Hamhung area targets as ground clashes continued along the front.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Yalu River
Chusan
Antung
Manchuria
Pyongyang
Pukchong
Hamhung
Robert E. Heating
Bellaire
Fla
No-Man’s-Land
U. N
Tax Bureau Funds Running Low
Commissioner Coleman Andrews said steps are being taken to assure that all necessary Revenue Service functions are carried out after reports from three districts that funds were so low agents could not travel by automobile or make long distance calls. The districts cited were Birmingham Alabama, Anniston Alabama, and Albany New York.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Coleman Andrews
Revenue Service
Andrews
Birmingham
Alnapoe N. C
Albany
N. Y
Weather outlook with mixed temperatures and sun times
Forecast notes a low of 38 tonight and high of 58 tomorrow. Today's high reached 63 with a low last night of 88. Sunset is planned for 6:13 p.m. and sunrise for 6:52 a.m. tomorrow.
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Russell B. Long
Louisiana
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D-Ga
8Th Army
James A. van Fleet
U. S. Forces
6Th Army
Joseph Swing
America
State Personnel Council
Wors
Fishing Institute
Morehead City
Edward W. Ruggles
Ruggles
Benefit
U.N
Tax Bureau
Weather Bureau
Asheville
Ween
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Boston
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Memphis
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Mobile
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