Eisenhower signals candidacy in New Hampshire primary
General Eisenhower declares he may accept a Republican nomination. An aide says he will make an important statement in Paris as Taft and Stassen campaigns press forward. Lodge and other backers push for Eisenhower support while leaders hope his Paris remarks sway NATO allies and U.S. voters.
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Robert A. Taft
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Harold E. Stassen
Honolulu
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Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Ane
Thomas E. Dewey
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United States
Lodge
Washington
New Hampshire
House
Hgon S. Grant
Labor unions win half of bargaining elections in state
State NLRB reports unions prevail in 41 of 82 elections, 41 firms represented and 41 cases lost. In Winston-Salem a weekend cafe brawl led to knife and gunshot injuries as officers issued assault warrants. Gory details omitted with neutral phrasing. no extra names retained beyond those readable.
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National Labor Relations Board
Charlotte
Er & Hayward
McTiwain
James Maynard
Maynard
Percy Davis
Oles
Military scientists open new conference at Duke
Durham officials report a conference for national military scientists begins at the Office of Ordnance Research at Duke University. In Raleigh snow falls across the state with no dangerous road reports. the heaviest accumulation is about two inches east of the capital.
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Durham
Office of Ordnance Research
Duke University
Holler. Com
Raleigh
Hay Patrol
Shooting at C and N Grill In Fayetteville Injures Paratroopers
Police identify Pvt Angle Lugo and Pvt Manuel Rios of the 82nd Airborne Division after a late night riot at C and N Grill in Fayetteville. Lugo was shot and taken for treatment as charges are reviewed.
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Fayetteville
Fort Bragg
C and N. Grill
L. F. Worrell
Angle Lugo
Manuel Rios
82Nd Airborne Division
Welfare report shows record aid requests in North Carolina
Dr Ellen Winston state commissioner reports during 1951 agencies received more requests for non financial welfare assistance than ever before, marking a year of peak preventive and rehabilitation services in North Carolina.
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Raleigh
Ellen Winston
Public Welfare
Red Attitude Hints at Dying Armistice Talks in Tokyo
In Tokyo Communist delegates met Gen. Ridgway amid reports the Reds refuse momentum toward a ceasefire. U N spokesmen said the truce talks stall over airfield bans and voluntary repatriation as the Communists show indifference to the outcome and repeated denials of Allied arguments.
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Korea
U.N
William P. Nuckols
Mile
Hsieh
Ccomunians
Ar Olssene
R.E. Libby
Sabrejets Down Two MIGs in Major Air Battle
U S Sabrejet fighters outnumbered five to two and shot down two Communist MIG 15s in a 20 minute fight near the Manchurian border town of Aiju. The two day total rose to seven MIGs in what was the biggest air battle of the new year. Ground fighting persisted on the western front as UN infantry and Chinese forces clashed around Korangpo amid heavy mortar and fire.
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8Th Army
Korea
U.S
Aiju
China
oNng
Nce U.N
Korangpo
Stock Market Moves Higher Amid Aircraft Rally
New York stocks rose in a brisk session led by aircraft shares. Glenn L. Martin featured the group with Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft Grumman and Lockheed advancing, along with several other issues, as the market absorbed news of a government refinancing plan for the sector. The overall averages firmed, utilities hit a long high, and several blue chips posted notable gains.
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New York
Glenn L. Martin
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Grumman
Lockheed
Corning Glass
Dow Chemical
Lil Tulip Coe
West Indies Sugar
Eighteen Die In State Over Weekend Amid Violence
A weekend tally across North and South Carolina reports at least eighteen deaths from shootings, drownings, car crashes, and other incidents. Victims include Sgt. John Anthony Aul of Fort Bragg and his family, and several others in Winston-Salem Charlotte and surrounding areas.
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Carolina
Old
John Anthony Aul
Fort Bragg
West Splits Over U N Proposals
U S and allies split on terms for a high level U N Security Council meeting to address the Korean armistice. A private toil iron out differences, with Canada and Latin American delegates weighing limiting the call versus council sole power. Western powers seek support from Asian and Arab states for their version of the proposal.
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Johnson
United States
U. N. Security Council
Russia
U. S S
Britain
France
Canada
Stuart S. Garson
Security Council
Crippled freighter Flying nears safe return to Falmouth
The tug Turmoil towed the damaged American freighter Flying with Captain Henrik Carlson toward Falmouth England. Weather worsened but the ship rode the sea's swell at three knots as praise for Carlson came from Rear Adm. Walter F. Boone.
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Falmouth
England
Henrik Carlsen
Willera
Carlson
Walter F. Boone
U.S
Atlantic
London
Furniture Makers See Rising Sales in 1952 Optimism
Chicago report from the International Home Furnishings Market notes manufacturers expect record sales in 1952 as families refurnish rather than build new homes. Ira M. Pink’s survey cites government credit limits and material shortages, plus higher postwar incomes from defense spending and 1951 marriages exceeding earlier years.
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Chicago
Ira M. Pink
Pink
Churchill Begin Talks
Washington report on Truman and Winston Churchill initiating four plenary sessions at the White House to discuss the Atlantic Pact, NATO, the Far East, Russia policies, and Western defense amid domestic pressures. Aimed at building a stronger Atlantic community and closer US Britain ties with limited immediate spectacle.
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Washington
Truman
Winston Churchill
White House
Churchill
Eae
Far East
Russia
Tomic White House
Franklin ID. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Officials Probe Fatal Air Crash In England
UPI reports a ground collision between a Navy Neptune bomber and a C-47 at a large English airfield. Six airmen were killed, 18 injured, and one missing as both planes exploded after the collision during takeoff and landing operations.
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Raleigh meeting to map plans for 1953 education agenda
Leaders of the United Forces for Education will meet in Raleigh tonight to discuss and possibly adopt a legislative program to present to the 1953 General Assembly. The North Carolina Education Association's legislative committee approved its program at a Saturday meeting.
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Raleigh
United Forces For Education
General Assembly
North Carolina Education Association
Negro Soldier's Body Remains In Phoenix Five Weeks
The body of a Negro soldier killed in Korea has lay in a Phoenix mortuary for five weeks awaiting burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. Trustees hold the key to whether regulations blocking interment in the veterans plot will be abolished. George E. Reed, the soldier’s father, seeks burial in the veterans plot but objects to a three-organization letters of request requirement.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Korea
Greenwood Memorial Park
Franklin G. Hannah
George E. Reed
Trial set in New Bern for Winston-Salem farmer slaying
Newton Hanes, 36, a farmer from a prominent Winston-Salem family, is scheduled to stand trial tomorrow in New Bern for the pistol slaying of a Negro tenant farmer. Solicitor W J Bundy said he will seek a first degree murder conviction.
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New Bern
Newton Hanes
Winston-Salem
W. J. Bundy
Kefauver Put Up For Ohio Primary Vote
Rep. Hays announces Ohio primary ballot placement for Sen. Estes Kefauver as Democratic presidential nominee candidate. He cites 20 years in politics and notes written proof may be required under Ohio law. The White House has not set a firm reelection date for Truman.
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Washington
Hays
Testo
Ohio
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Kefauver
Ays
White House
Truman
State Board of Agriculture reviews tobacco tax cut and peanut farm
The State Board of Agriculture meets to consider reducing or eliminating the tobacco tonnage tax and to discuss buying a peanut test farm. An advisory committee led by J N Vann of Ahoskie recommended purchasing a 366 acre Bertie County farm for peanut testing.
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Raleigh
State Board of Agriculture
J. N. Vann
Ahoskie
Bertie County
Weather forecast notes sharp temperature swing
The report lists a low of 23 tonight and a high of 50 tomorrow. It also records today’s high at 40 and asks for the previous night’s low.
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Weather Bureau
Asheville
Los Angeles
Miami
Mt. Mitchell
New Orleans
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
Tampa
Wilmington
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