Grace Lane Named Administrative Assistant in Conservation
Mrs Grace V Lane was named administrative assistant in the department of Conservation and police by Director Sheyarn Fred Hee Hee also named state forester Lane previously worked with the State School for the Blind and the Department of Agriculture
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Raleigh
Grace V. Lane
Conservation and
Police
C&d
Sheyarn Fred Hee
Om . Lane
Vate
State School For the Blind
Department of Agriculture
Moore County native seeks to retain supervisory post
A Moore County native announced yesterday his intention to seek reelection to his current post, signaling a bid to continue leadership and oversee ongoing county matters.
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Moore County
Defendant escapes Raleigh court amid guilty plea and bond set
A defendant pleaded guilty yesterday in Raleigh to a fault with intent to kill and appeared from court. He was ordered held under a $1,000 bond when re-arrested.
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Raleigh
Alice
Coroner’s Jury Rules Outland Death A Suicide
Roanoke Rapids North Carolina coroner's jury rules that Noah Cecil Outland 73 committed death by own action. The retired textile worker was found in his home alone with a bullet wound in his head. Coroner Rufus Britton said he had been ill for some time.
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Roanoke Rapids
Noah Cecil Outland
Rufus Britton
Asheville Bombing Wounds Man Removing Object
Police said a man named James A. Sexton lost fingers and a thumb of his right hand when an object near a house entrance exploded or tore off parts as he tried to remove it last night. The incident occurred in Asheville.
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Asheville
Sonaae
James A. Sexton
Fire insurance rate cut proposal filed for state
A plan to reduce fire insurance rates by 852 018 dollars annually was filed by the State Fire Rating Bureau. Cheek announced a public hearing set for February 5. Most reductions would benefit city owners in protected areas.
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State
Fire Pa Rating Bureau
Cheek
Child Dies After Greensboro Accident
Police investigated a fatal accident in Greensboro that killed six year old Vernon James Dixon, son of Mr and Mrs Dixon, who was struck by a car driven by textile worker Paul W Levens while on a street from home late yesterday.
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Greensboro
Vernon James Dixon
Yomerney
Paul W. Levens
Motorist Drowns After Car Plunges Into Creek Near New Bern
Mrs. Agnes Hall Dail of Newport 40 drowned when her car left a highway embankment and sank in Scott Creek near New Bern The incident was witnessed by Pvt Beazell Gartman of Cherry Point Marine who saw taillights disappear and a Marine dive to pull her from the vehicle Resuscitation attempts failed initially.
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New Bern
Agnes Hall Dail
Newport
Scott Creek
Highwy Patrol
Beazell Gartman
Cherry Point Marine
Bots Marine
Dail
Tenent Admits Murder of U S Page
Walter Sawyer 34, tenant on the late U S Page's Bladen County farm, confessed to shooting Page after accusing him of starving Sawyer's children. The arrest follows a two week investigation by the SBI which linked shell casings to Sawyer's home. Page, a former legislator known as the Bladen Bombshell, was killed December 30 at his country store door.
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N. C
U. S. Page
Page
Walter Sawyer
Sawyer
Bladen County
SBI
James S. Bradshaw
Burgaw
Bladen
Search Intensifies for Lost Pennsylvania Crewmen
The Coast Guard declared likely the freighter Pennsylvania sank in the North Pacific after debris and oil slicks were sighted. 46 crewmen remain missing as planes and ships scoured 10,800 square miles, despite strong winds and worsening weather near Kodiak Island.
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Coast Guard
Pennsylvania
North Pacific
Wea
Stonetown
Kodiak Island
Tates
Caine Cates
Japan
Minnesota Officials Reveal Baby Black Market Suspected
In New Ulm Minnesota a two week kidnapping ends with the infant son of Mrs. Eugene Callahan found in the home of Mrs. Leah Scheid. Mrs Scheid is held without charge while a suspect, known as Mrs. Alice, is sought for allegedly arranging a sale of an illegitimate baby.
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Minn
Leah Scheid
Ice
Eugene Callahan
Mankato
Scheid
John Reutter
Legion post and unit officers conference opens in Winston-Salem
About 600 officials attend the first day of the American Legion meeting in Winston Salem as morning sessions begin. Committees hear reports on baseball Boys State ACCU Prevention and other Legion projects.
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Winston-Salem
Ey National Coommander
Donald R. Son
Sta American Legion
Leon
Boys’ State
Accu
Japan to Expand Police Reserve With Ridgway Approval
The Asahi reports Japan will increase its police reserve by 20 000 to 50 000 men with Gen. Matthew B Ridgways approval. This move follows allied guidance and aims to strengthen internal security amidst regional tensions.
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Tokyo
Asahi
Japan
Matthew B.ridgway
Armistice Talks Stall Over Airfields and Prisoner Repatriation
PANMUNJOM Korea Reuters reports armistice negotiations stalled on two core issues airfield construction and voluntary repatriation of war prisoners. The U N and Communist delegates traded positions while noting disputes over bases and the prisoners choice process.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Hsieh Fang
U.N
General Assembly backs anti aggression system amid Cold War tensions
The General Assembly approved a unity force resolution by 51 votes to 5 with three abstentions, authorizing UN action to deploy security forces if threats to peace rise. Argentina India and Indonesia abstained. Western states fear Soviet pressure. A second resolution urging a high level Security Council meeting passed 57 to 0 with two abstentions.
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Tree U. N
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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India
Indonesia
Andreiev
Security Council
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Russia
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Cohen
United States
Father Rejects Medal For Sons In Army Hall Of Honor
The McGovern family refused Medal of Honor and Silver Star awards for two sons, 1st Lt. Robert M. McGovern and 2nd Lt. Jerome F. McGovern, who died in Korea. The father said the nation honors all soldiers and no one should feel his sons were unworthy. Pentagon sources declined comment.
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Robert M. McGovern
America
Jerome F. McGovern
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National Cemetery
McGovern
Pentagon
Anesman
Kidnapers Object Of Manhunt In Raleigh Area
Statewide search continues for two armed men who abducted a 17 year old girl in a Brunswick County hitchhiker case. FBI and State Highway Patrol lead the pursuit after reports of a black 1947 two door aero sedan seen north toward Wilmington and Rocky Mount. The captive wore blue jeans and a gray coat as two other hitchhikers were released near Ocean Drive South Carolina.
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State Highway Patrol
FBI
Brunswick County
Highway 17
Wilmington
Rocky Mount
Ee Gore
South Carolina
Ocean Drive
S. C
North Carolina
Spring practice upheld by NCAA vote ends elimination bid
Cincinnati report says the National Collegiate Athletic Association defeated an effort to abolish spring football practice. The association voted for a yearlong study of bowl games and other postseason tournaments.
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Cincinnati
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Hanes Humble After Jury Frees Him
Newton Hanes, a Winston-Salem aristocrat, was acquitted in New Bern of murdering Ishmael Simmons, a 40 year old Black tenant. He testified self defense claiming Simmons attacked with a butcher knife after threats of rape. the jury deliberated about nine hours before finding him not guilty of murder or manslaughter.
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New Bern
N.C
Newton Hanes
Winston-Salem
Ishmael Simmons
Hanes
Simmons
James Howell
John J. Burney
Fred Hutchins
Trent River
Architects Adjourn Greensboro Meeting on Steel Use
Members of the North Carolina chapter of the American Institute of Architects met in Greensboro for a business session and heard a discussion about the use of steel. The event featured attendance by professionals from Harvard University.
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Greensboro
North Caro
Harvard University
North Carolina
American Institute of Architects
Carlsen refuses Hollywood money over Flying Enterprise saga
In Falmouth England Kurt Carlsen rejects Hollywood offers for rights to his Flying Enterprise story. The 37 year old captain says he wants only to return to his wife and two daughters in Woodbridge New Jersey and then command another ship. The sinking of the Enterprise was blamed on an act of God as salvage efforts end.
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Ae Carlsen
Kenneth Dancy
Atlantic
Carlsen
Dancy
Falmouth
Eng
Kurt Carlsen
Hollywood
Rmly
Jeeldystery Wee
Carlson
Ng Enterprise
North Atlantic
Woodbridge
N. J
Hans Isbrandtsen
Isbrandtsen Lines
Isen
Enterprise
Henrik Kurt Carlsen
Flying
England
Dee
Enterprise Cron Nan Sidwell
London
U.S
Aioe
Teal
Hollywood Fracas Between Mason and Saroyan Stuns Fans
Actor James Mason admits slapping author William Saroyan after being disturbed by chatter at a Hollywood screening of Red Badge of Courage. Saroyan declines to comment as Mason says he would do it again to quiet disruptive moviegoers.
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Hollywood
James Mason
William Saroyan
Mason
Saroyan
Mr. Mason
Bill
Carl Lacmanlas
Ten Jets Counted In Loss
STH ARMY HQ Korea reports its heaviest loss of the Korean war with three American Sabrejets shot down by Communist fighters in seven days ending yesterday. Red anti aircraft claimed four F-80s four F-51s three F-44s one B-26 and one F-4E, while Sabres battled MIGs losing none in air combat.
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STH Army
Korea
Ige Sabre
Oil stocks lead market with broad gains and high volume
Oil issues pushed the market higher with gains around two points as volume surged to about 700 thousand shares. Notable blocks included Gulf Oil, General Instrument, and Continental, while leaders across Amoco, Amerada, Standard Oil NJ, Sunray, Deep Rock, and others supported activity amid a prior selloff.
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Amerada Petroleum
Standard Oil (Nj
Sunray Oil
Deep Rock Oil
Texas Land Trust, Petroleum
Socony Vacuum
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Fayetteville reports death by own action case involving soldier
In Fayetteville the death appears to be by the service member’s own action. Authorities indicate the Fort Bragg incident is under investigation with police guiding the case as it moves to state authorities.
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Fort Bragg
Florida
Pal Cape
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