Southern Furniture and Rug Market Opens in City
The Southern Furniture and Rug Market opens at the Exposition Building amid cold weather and heavy traffic. More than 1,200 buyers registered as exhibitors fill all space with overflow in adjacent buildings. Officials warn of hotel occupancy strain as commerce chiefs set up a welcome booth and chamber reps assist visitors.
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South Main Street
Chef
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Paul Casey
Ot Aeael
Ade
Ing
Kamting
Sevwick
Speakers Named At North Carolina Farm Bureau Event
Rep Harold D Cooley of Nashville chaired the 16th annual North Carolinavore Durean convention. Other speakers for the Seurcay Farm Bureau officials said yesterday. A bassinet with six filled milk bottles and a note giving the baby's formula was described.
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Raleigh
Harold D. Cooley
Nashville
Othe Ho
North Carolina
Seurcay
Fragmentary quote hints at governor's conversation
An incomplete passage shows an unidentified speaker saying they might interview or talk with Hubert E. Olive of Lexington regarding the Democratic nomination. The governor responds with a cautious remark about meeting and listening.
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Setanda
Hubert E. Olive
Lexington
North Carolina Merchants Plan Protest Over Utility Rate Hikes
A NC Merchants Association special committee met in Raleigh to decide how to protest Duke Power Co and Southern Telephone rate increases. Session began at 12 30 p m with focus on actions and potential public statements.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Merchants Association
Duke Power Co
Southern Telephone Company
Duke to test new 4 million volt atom splitter
Duke University prepares a trial run for a high voltage Van de Graaff accelerator valued at 4 million volts, one of the nation's few and the first of its size in the Southeast. The device is installed in a $250,000 addition to the Duke Physics Building.
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Durham
Duke University
Tony
Duke
Stock Market Mixed Gains In Morning Trade
The market edged higher in morning dealings with best volume in a week. Oils led a mixed group with Continental Oil advancing while others lagged. industrials and rails rose modestly to recovery highs as utilities eased.
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Oil
Texas Acific
Rand Trust
Anaconda
Ltd
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Foster Wheeler
Marathon Corp
Abbott Laboratorien
Ae Biscuit
the Greenes
Scott, Rayonier
Rone
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The excerpt critiques how some people prioritize rights over responsibilities highlighting a social expectation of balance between civic duties and freedoms. It emphasizes personal accountability in community life.
Nun Killed In Fighting At Suez
ISMAILIA Egypt UP The nun Sister Anthony S a 52 year old was killed during clashes in the Suez area with Egyptian terrorists The attack drew reaction from British and other nuns and prompted calls for a note to Egypt and a general cooling in U S Egyptian relations State Department officials called the killing a terrible thing and said little could be done by the government
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Egypt
Anne
Johnson
Ann Tim Peekski
SS Claberena
Washington
State Department
Truce Talks Stall on Key Repatriation and Airfield Issues
Negotiators report no progress in Korea as the UN and communist sides refuse concessions on two main points. The UN seeks voluntary repatriation of prisoners and a ban on military airfield construction, while reports suggest concerns over convoy movements and possible Allied air attacks.
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United Nations
Jon & Trang
U.N
U N Raiders Repelled in Korean Front Actions
United Nations raiding patrols attacked hills northwest of Yonchon at 2 a.m. and near Chorwon then retreated under intense fire. Farther east, probes near Pyongyang and Mundung Valley were repelled with 24 Reds killed and five weapons captured. Sabre jets clashed overhead with no damage reported.
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Rane Eenetes
Chorwon
Pyongyang
Mundung
Weekend Military Air Crashes Claim 42 Dead 62 Hurt
United Press reports three weekend military airplane crashes killed at least 42 people and injured 62. Crashes struck a mountainside, a prisoner barracks, and the North Pacific near Port Angeles Sacramento and the Queen Charlotte Islands. Survivors described rescue attempts and bitter cold as crews searched and treated the injured.
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United Press
North Pacific
Port Angeles Wash
Sacramento
Calif
Hecate Strait
Queen Charlotte Islands
Tybreak
Port Angeles
Truman Plans Major Expansion of Atomic Weapons Program
President Truman outlined an $85.4 billion peace budget for 1953 and announced a major expansion of the U.S. atomic weapons program. He sought $5-6 billion over five years to scale up production, with actual atomic expansion funding starting in 1953. The plan includes $51.2 billion for armed forces and $10.5 billion to aid allies against the Communist menace, while detailing tax changes and public works pledges.
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Truman
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United States
Olen
FEPC
Fair Employment Practices Commission
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Marine Corps
Deane
Tax Bureau Legislation Is Proposed
Washington Rep. Carl T Curtis R Neb a tax scandal inquiry member today pushed legislation to abolish tax offices and run the bureau under a single commission leaving civil service to remove political bosses He said major surgery is needed not a simple cure all and challenged Atty Gen Howard to endorse firing officials linked to the scandal.
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Carl T. Curtis
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Com Uate
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Ce Oo B. Keating
J Howard
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Curtis
Joy Urges Military Pressure to Break Korean Armistice Stalemate
Vice Admiral C Turner Joy, U N truce chief, says more military power may be needed to end Communist stall in Korea talks. He notes two paths to progress a sudden Communist shift or force with military strength and questions Communist willingness for a stable armistice on their terms.
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Washington
Adm
C. Turner Joy
U. N
Korean
News Ae World Report
Joy
Budget At A Glance From Associated Press
A financial snapshot contrasts estimated figures for 1958 with year end June figures. Income shows 70 998 990 999 pounds and 62 640 000 000 dollars ending in 1958. Outgo totals 14 446 000 000 and 8 201 000 000 dollars. Year end debt figures are listed but incomplete.
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Associated Press
Group Plans Purchase of Largest World Cotton Mill
Greensboro dispatch reports stockholders plan to buy the Utica Mohawk Co. mill, the world’s largest cotton mill, for 26,000 shares of Stevens stock. The new one story, windowless Clemson South Carolina building will house the operation.
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Car Ngan” Ting Her Fa Opera Group
Utica-Mohawk Co
Clemson
8. C
Stevens
Greensboro
J, P
Bank Hearing in Raleigh on Rehearing Petition
The State Banking Commission will hear a petition for rehearing on an application to open a bank in Person County at Roxboro. The commission previously rejected the proposal at its last October meeting.
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Raleigh
State Banking Commission
Person
Roxboro
Weather outlook with nightly low and tomorrow high
Weather notes project a low of 34 tonight and a high of 48 tomorrow. A prior high of 50 and a last night low of 2 are referenced in the text.
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