Cold Air From Canada Reduces Northern Cold Wave Impact
Cold air from Canada moved into the Central Plains while most of the nation stayed mild. Minot North Dakota saw a low of four above, and Miami recorded 81 at midnight as Texas Panhandle winds created blowing dust and reduced visibility. Light precipitation and some snow affected the Northern Plains, northern Mississippi Valley, and New England with dense fog in the Great Lakes region.
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United Press
Canada
Central Plains States
Minot
N. D
Miami
Texas Panhandle
Dalhart
Tex
Plains
Mississippi Valley
New England
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Workers vote for UTW as their bargaining agent at Butner plant
Mt. Hope Finishing Co. at Butner received a UTW recognition letter from Lewis Conn stating a majority of workers favor the United Textile Workers. Plant head Robert D. Milliken did not indicate recognition or NLRB election plans. NLRB case concerns company move from Massachusetts to avoid unionization. If rehiring occurs at Butner, traveling costs and back wages must be paid. Milliken said no move plans.
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Durham
Mt. Hope Finishing Co
Butner
United Textile Workers
UFL
UTW
Lewis Conn
Robert D. Milliken
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
North Dighton
Mass
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
New England
Milliken
Scott
Personnel Department
Ralph Fisher
Transylvania
General Assembly
Venezuela
North
Africa
Woman Denies Swindle Scheme in Iowa Letter Biz
Geneva George, 39, of Davenport denies a postal allegation that her writing to lonely men formed a fraud scheme. Authorities say she obtained money from bachelors, with two men claiming they sent $115. She says they sent money of their own accord and her husband once found $70 on a trip to New York.
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Davenport, Ia
Geneva George
George
New York
Inaugural Scene as Eisenhower Takes Oath
At the inaugural stand Eisenhower is sworn in while Mamie Eisenhower turns to kiss her husband. Onlookers include Mrs. Harry S. Truman and Mrs. John Eisenhower among the crowd.
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Eisenhower
Mamie
Harry S. Truman
John Eisenhower
Cushion draws push for 18 million state reserve fund
The General Assembly debates earmarking about 18 million from the general fund as a cushion fund while others warn against tying up money. Advocates argue for prudent reserves. opponents say government must serve, not operate like a private business. The shift in Washington and Raleigh personnel and civil service status tones the scene as Governor Umstead recovers and liquor referendum activity remains cautious.
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General Assembly
Scott
Witness Concedes Changing His Story in Spivey Perjury Case
Jim Line a former Kentucky teammate testifies he was paid to split bribes in the St Louis Kentucky Sugar Bowl game of December 29 1950. Line says gambler Jack West gave him 2600 to share with Spivey and Walter Hirsch under cross examination he changes a prior figure from 1600 to 2600.
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New York
Bill Spivey
Jim Line
Spivey
University of Kentucky
Line
Odessa
Tex
St. Louis — Kentucky
Jack West
Walter Hirsch
John Young Brown
West
General Sessions
Saul S. Streit
Detroit Removes Watering Troughs
Detroit officials ordered the removal of 24 of the 49 remaining watering troughs in the city. E. H. Bauer of the Water Board called the troughs unsightly and unsanitary, noting horses now drink at gas stations and fire houses.
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Detroit
E. H. Bauer
The
Water Board
Flower hobbyist lives on Azalea Street in Memphis
A natural Memphis resident Mrs Clyde Williams dedicates her time to raising flowers. She resides on Azalea Street and pursues gardening as a personal hobby in Tennessee.
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Memphis, Tenn
Clyde Williams
Azalea Street
Time zones and delays affect broadcast scheduling
Eastern standard time is used with subtractive adjustments for central and mountain zones. Some focal stations align relay times to local schedules and last minute program changes cannot be included.
TV Schedule Highlights From WFMY and WBTV Listings
Evening and late night programming across WFMY TV Channel 2 and WBTV Charlotte feature a mix of dramas, variety shows, game shows, news, and children's programs. Notable items include Gunsmoke, Lone Ranger, Groucho Marx, and Amos n Andy with sports and news blocks interspersed.
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Cbe
Abc-Mbds-East Kiddies
Abc-Mba-West
Cbs
Abe
Abc
Abc News & Commentary
Abe Finance
Mbs
Abe Jo Stafford
Silver Eagle
One Man's Family
Cbs Evening Newsree
Roy Rogers
Millie
Cbs Op Guy
Cbs Heritage
Abe John Steele
Cbs Tales of Tomorrow
Aba
Rod & Gun
Eddie Cantor
Abe Bing Crosby
Michael Shayne
Abe Eugenie Baird
Jane Froman
Amos ‘N Andy
WBTV
Charlotte
Kate Smith
Doug Edwards
Amos 'N Andy
Martin Kane
Joan
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Grace Flower Shop
High Point
N. Wrenn & Howell
Motorola TV
Television Rental and Sales CO
WMFR
Wmer-Fm
Big Jon and
Sparkie Wimfer
Shep Fields
Shep Fields Orchestra
Elmer Davis
United Fund
Lil
Tales of Tomorrow
Tales of Tomorrow Michael Shane Michael Shane
News of
Your Navy
Edwin C. Bil
Sports Page
Skyline Patrol
A. M
Alarm Clock Club
Carolina Farm
Clu
Jon
Martin Agronsky
Day Tops & Tunes
P. Frederick
B. Crocker
Breakfast Club
Breakfast
Cote Glee Club
Duke Power Company
Paul Harvey
Ted Malone
Riders of
Purple Sage
Mary Margaret McBride
Betty Crocker
Tennessee
Tennessee Ernie
Joe Person
Cal Tinney
Jack Owens
Wmfr AM & FM
Marjorie Reynolds
Une Hillie Stveg
Lea
Asic
Whpe-Fm
Morgan Manner
John T. Flynn
Dick Haymes
Richard Nixon
Capitol Square
Washington
Raleigh
Umstead
Watts Hospital
Ralph Fleming
William Meal Reynolds
M. C. State College
Bex
Raleigh, He
Mhor
Hirsch
Midway
Loretta Young
Paula Kent Smith
Alexander Knox
Cartoon & Musical
Wfmy-Tv
Betty Furness
Guiding Light
RFC Piedmont
Jonathan Story
Garry Moore
Freshie
Kiidall
Homemaker Harmonies
Pri
Eentir
Cartoon
Broadhurst
Eyes OF
Texas
Pati Ai
Rial
the Hoodlum
Lawrence “Dillinger
Tiferney
With Maria Montez
Mil
Greensboro Road
Fam Theater
Kate
Jaycees
North Carolina
Man
Jennifer Jones
Charlton Heston
Karl Malden
Tidewater
Southport
Ruby Gentry
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