Weather Shows Only Minor Changes Today
The nation’s weather features only minor changes with seasonal temperatures in most areas and scattered rain or snow. Fog blankets the Ohio and Mississippi valleys while Minnesota Wisconsin and New England see light snow. California coast experiences rain with Los Angeles receiving nearly three inches in 24 hours. Cold snaps persist in the northern two thirds with readings from below zero to 12 above in Drummond Montana.
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North Carolina and South Carolina Weather forecast update
In North Carolina the mountains be partly cloudy and cold this afternoon with highs in the 30s and 40s elsewhere. Tonight lows 15 to 23 in the mountains and 23 to 39 outside. Friday stays partly cloudy and cold. In South Carolina expect partly cloudy skies with small temperature changes this afternoon tonight and Friday. Lows tonight 30 to 36 degrees.
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Snappy Cold Charlotte Weather Record
Official Weather Bureau records show the 24 hour temperatures ending 7:30 am with Charlotte at 42, Raleigh 46, Chicago 43, Denver 39, Atlanta not listed, and other cities ranging from 34 to 71. Forecast tonight low 25, tomorrow high 40, today high 40, last night low 30. Sunset 5:41 pm, sunrise 7:25 am.
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Nipponese Tobacco Growth Heightens U S Competition
Washington reports rising Japanese flue cured and Oriental tobacco production. 1955 world tobacco output reached 3.59 billion pounds, with Oriental tobaccos replacing part of flue cured in European and other markets. U S remains the world’s leading tobacco exporter despite the giant crop.
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Dunn to address annual winter meeting of foresters
Paul M. Dunn, technical director of forestry for St. Regis Paper Co., New York, will address the Appalachian section of the Society of American Foresters at its winter meeting. About 200 delegates from the Carolinas and Virginia are expected.
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Carolinas
Virginia
Wake Forest to move campus as final semester begins
Wake Forest plans a final semester on the current campus with four students enrolled. President Harold W. Tribble warned the semester will be difficult yet meaningful as the college prepares to move to Winston-Salem. Graduation is set for May 21 and the move aims to align with summer school opening June 18. Tribble stressed commitment to change for greater resources and service.
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Purvis Tentatively Keeps Beaufort Post Amid Court Review
Jule H. Purvis remains supervisor of Beaufort Coin stores as Superior Court Judge Hamilton Hobgood signs a consent order allowing him to stay in the post while the ABC Board case is reviewed. Assistant Attorney General Claude Love joins in the restraining order. The board cited policy violations and noncompliance with ABC regulations. Purvis accuses ABC Chairman Tom Allen of accepting favors from liquor interests.
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Claude Love
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Tom Allen
Admits Slashing Wife's Throat in Salisbury Case
Salisbury police say Arthur Holder confessed to slashing Betty Sofley Holder in the kitchen of her daughter's home after his arrest. Chief Dave Shuler reported the suspect claimed jealousy over alleged infidelity and used a pocket knife. Held without bond, Holder previously was treated at Morganton State Hospital for illness and brain effects.
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Morganton
Winborne warns NC gas firms if Congress exempts producers
Utilities Chairman Stanley Winborne warned that federal exemption of natural gas producers from regulation could severely hurt North Carolina gas companies. He said the Natural Gas Bill now before Congress could deter service expansion and affect franchises granted by the commission.
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Baptist Conference Nears End
Durham reports the five day Statewide Baptist Leader ship Conference near completion. Dr. L. Stealey urged leaders to focus on prayer scripture reading and fellowship. He condemned fragmenting life by basing all thought on a single scriptural portion.
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