Tractor Trailer Wrecks on Highway Near City Lake
Robert Clayton Williams 23 of Charlotte escaped injury when his tractor-trailer left the High Point Greensboro highway near City Lake and overturned in the early evening. He said the wheels struck something on the road but did not specify. The trailer suffered extensive damage.
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High Point
Greensboro
Robert Clayton Williams
Charlotte
R. E. Libby
Lee Sang Cho
South A
Hsieh Fang
Stassen Praises Five Cent Nickel Policy At Lincoln Dinner
Harold Stassen told a Lincoln Day gathering in Willimantic that the nation needs a good five cent nickel. He urged a four plank program to cut waste reduce dependents and end duplication in government amid remarks by the Eastern Association.
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Willimantic
Conn
Harold FE
Stassen
An Assn
Sean
Maj Gen Soule Dies After Heart Attack in Washington
Maj Gen Soule commander of the Third Infantry Division in Korea died after a heart attack at a private residence in Washington. He had been a guest of Mrs Willard Wyma and Col. Deule. He will be buried with full military honors in Ramens National Cemetery on Wednesday. He had just returned from Korea.
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Washington
Aoe Oy
Spruee
Leone
Soule Colla
Cne
Willard G. Wyma
Dire’ Deule
Soule
Ramens
Korea
Two Cars In Accident Here Near Ward and Cassell
A two car collision at Ward and Cassell Streets last night caused no injuries but damaged two passenger cars totaling about 170 dollars. Edward Ledford 19 at 345 8 Wrenn Street drove a 1941 Chevrolet struck in the rear by Joseph A. Peace 25 of route 5 in a 1940 Ford. police report led to no arrests.
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Ward
Cassell
Chevrolet
Ford
Edward Ledford
Wrenn
Joseph A. Peace
Route 5
Cassell Street
Peace
Ledford
Catawba Faculty Members Seek Public Hearing
Salisbury report notes three Catawba College faculty members Dr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Thomas of the music department and Prof. John C. Hadley of the chemistry department calling for a public hearing to air serious charges the trustees have ordered investigated. The exact charges were not disclosed. The statement asserts they have nothing to hide and have spoken the truth.
Indications Mount West Ready To Accept Failure Of Talks
Indications mounted that the West is prepared for the possibility that Panmunjom truce talks may fail. The U N. General Assembly and the pace in Paris raised questions about a new armistice, with pessimistic notes from Tokyo and Seoul.
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Mount West
POATS
Sun
Utes
Perpeeet
Paris
Assembes
Samem
China
Sam Sentview
Rugw
Tokyo
U.N
Korea
Panmun
Suean Satuday
Siete
Panmunjom
Ian
Sirat Acseen
Ui Dele
WBIG Strikers Announce Return After Five Day Walkout
A union spokesman says fourteen WBIG announcers and technicians ended a five day strike and are ready to return to work in Greensboro. The station’s manager claims workers resigned and will not be reinstated though applications will be considered. A CIO unit files a lockout charge with the NLRB.
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Greensboro
WBIG
Broadcast Engineers and Technicians
CIO
National
Cne Relations Board
Gilbert M. Hutchinson
Gorsuch
Foster Parents Face Charge in Courtroom Turmoil
In a chaotic scene a distraught woman cried out for Gavin as guards escorted members of a church faction to the prisoners' dock. Witnesses described fights and screams while a faith healer visited and tracts were discussed amid the tense proceedings.
Kem Challenges Secret Commitments on Indo China Policy
Sen. James P. Kem challenged President Truman to explain and revise U S strategy in Indo China amid reports that the United States Britain and France have decided on a definite course of action in the region.
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Washington
James P. Kem
Truman
United States
Britain
France
Missouri Republican
Press Association to Meet This Summer at Blowing Rock
Press Association members gather this summer at Blowing Rock for a meeting. Leaders named included William K. of Winston-Salem and Grover Clinton, with past president Thomas J. Lassiter and others arranging plans for weekly and semi weekly papers. Ralph Nicholson, new Charlotte Observer publisher, praised North Carolina and anticipated the next conference at the University.
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Press Association
Blowing Rock
Ers
William K
Winston-Salem
Grovertt. Clinton
Thomas J. Lassiter
Smithfield
Fame Ayny
Elmar Jones
Franklin
John Harris
Albemarle
Leslie Thompson
Whiteville
Virginia Press Association
North Carolina
A. Parham
Charlotte Recees
Ralph Nicholson
Charlotte Observer
Thomas L Robinson
Charlotte News
Abe
Nicholson
U J
Officials Stand Firm On Out Of Home Building Materials
Washington officials defend the cuts on building materials, insisting the industry will pare down to 800000 houses this year. They warn a relaxation would waste copper and aluminum while keeping 400000 workers idle, as mortgage groups push for policy changes.
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Washington
Raymond M. Eee
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Dr. Ellis Cocke Dies At 70 In North Carolina
Dr. Ellis Cocke aged 70, longtime physician in North Carolina, died after a lengthy illness. He is associated with the University of North Carolina and Louisville Medical College and had studied at Brompton Hospital. Local reports say he retired about 20 years ago.
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Ellis Cocke
N. C
J. Ellis Cocke
University of Carolina
Louisville, Ky
Brompton Tal
Leaders Gather in Raleigh to Discuss Agriculture Outlook
North Carolina agricultural and business leaders will meet in Raleigh on Monday to review plans to boost the state's agriculture. Officials expect delegates to discuss the special campaign titled The Challenge and its distribution to state and agency workers attending the conference.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Britain Prepares Martial Rule as Suez Crisis Looms
Britain moves toward martial law in the Suez area to maintain order if needed. Eleven British warships head toward the canal from Cyprus as divisions are readied for rapid deployment. Officials say the aim is to protect British lives while avoiding military action if possible.
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Edward Curtis
London
Britain
Suez Canal
Egypt
Canal Zone
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Canal
Puff on FBI wanted list in Prairie City bank robbery case
The FBI placed German Puff on its wanted list on December 19 and identifies him with Arthur Heroux in the Prairie City bank robbery of November 23, 1951. Also linked is Frederick Emerson Peters, arrested January 15 on bad checks. Puff, 5 foot 10, is described by a missing right index finger tip and a left forearm scar, and is considered extremely dangerous.
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Washington
Puff
Prairie Valley
Kan
Arthur Heroux
Frederick Emerson Peters
FBI
Heroux
Johnson County National Bank & Trust Co
Prairie City
Milwaukee
Wis
Education Group Names Secretary Carr to Lead Organization
The National Education Group announced the appointment of William G. Carr as executive secretary. Carr succeeds previous leadership and will oversee operations and programs for the national organization.
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Education Group
Washington
National
Educa- See Race
Oeyacannase
William G. Carr
Wilson Calls Crucial Test Ahead In Price Struggle
Defense mobilization chief Charles E. Wilson told a Senate committee that inflationary pressures remain real as the country enters a difficult year. He cited the December Consumer Price Index at 189.1, warned supplies will be tight, and predicted shortages through 1952 with relief possible in 1954 while praising mobilization progress.
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Wilson
Defense Mobilization
Sena Donee
Ome
Truman
Congress
Bureau of Labor
Moore
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North State Telephone Co
Thomacville
Randleman
Kem
Suez
Donald Sanders
Tion
Tn Wilson
Guilford Furniture Co
America
Cal Ow
SERTA
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