Difficult To Follow Red Tactics In Korea Armistice Talks
United Press analyzes Communist stalling in Panmunjom talks with hints they hope to breathe space for force buildup while Allies fortify defenses. The piece notes Allied concentration across Korea and warns of possible wider war if Communists push into Indo China or Burma and China face swift UN counter action.
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Ttis
Korea
Quad Fai
U. N
Panmunjom
China
Republic of Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Manchurian
Indo-China
Burma
Thailand
St Panmunjom
Cold Weather Helps Keep Python Docile at Philadelphia Zoo
Zoo attendants grateful for cold weather as a 19 foot two inch regal python weighing over 100 pounds is moved from a station wagon to its new quarters. The reptile arrived from Silver Springs Florida and required a dozen handlers to manage its nearly foot thick body during relocation.
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Philadelphia
Silver Springs
Fla
Washington debates statehood timing and Congress seats
The piece notes that admission of Hawaii and Alaska would yield a Senate total of 100 and House seats at 437. It also critiques the overuse of the word briefing, tracing its wartime origin and broad modern use. At Westover Field passengers from Europe receive a debriefing in a new form.
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Congress
Hawaii
Alaska
U. S. Senate
House
Air Force
Westover Field
Mass
Europe
Midwinter NC Press Association institute discussed impact on civilization
A belated report from the North Carolina Press Association midwinter institute at Chapel Hill and Duke summarizes discussions on world affairs national problems ethics and civic responsibility. Editors and publishers highlighted the globe small part's importance to civilization and debated national and state politics and policy.
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Midwinter Institute
North Carolina Press Association
Chapel Hill
Duke
Oeete
Podunk
World — L. S
Soc
Chakales
Associated Press Bureau
Athens
Cairo
Dramatist
United Nations
Holt McPherson
Shelby Daily Star
Eerom
Green
Me Asel
Baetielen
Ben Reese
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Edwin Poteat
Pealeighy
Edmund F. Perry
Duke Divinity School
Newsee Record
AE Benage
North Carolins
Science
Carolina Inn
Actua
Publishers’ Association
Washington
Truman
Taft
Kefauver
William Umstead
Kerr Scott
Broughton
Bbll
North Carolina
Lways
Bank Robber Holds Cashier at Diamond Bank Heist
A gunman robbed The Bank of Diamond late yesterday taking cash from cashier T B Douthitt who faced a pistol in his face. The thief fled in a waiting car with a driver as patrols in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas were alerted.
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Cole Nat
Bank of Diamond
T.B. Douthitt
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
First White Explorers Reach Yellowstone in 1807
The Lewis and Clark expedition is believed to have been the first white men to enter the Yellowstone Park area in 1807 as part of their exploration of the western United States.
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Yellowstone Park Area
Duke Power Seeks Rate Hikes in North and South Carolina
Duke Power officials will explain a proposed rate increase expected to add about 2 million dollars annually in North Carolina and another 1 million in South Carolina. The attorney general and industrial groups plan to oppose, citing depreciation and a possible excess in Duke’s finances.
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Duke Power
Raleigh
Duke Power Company
Util — Commission
Beverly Lake
Duke
South Ca
Harry McMullan
Lake
W.L. Choate
Commission
Nearly Power Light Co
McMullan
Cp&l
Federal Power Commission
North
South Carolina
Jet maker pledges better future models
New York United press reports Edward H Heinemann head of Douglas Aircraft says future American jet planes will equal or surpass contemporary models. He blames new equipment and production complexities for the current troubles in U S jet production noting the industry faces major stri.
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New York
Edward H. Heinemann
Douglas Ai Aircraft Company
Bond 1880 Kernersville Water Project Slated
Voters head to the polls to decide on a 200000 bond issue to enlarge and improve water facilities in Kernersville. About 160000 of the funds would be allocated to the project with rest to other related needs.
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Kernersville
RFC Operations About Paralyzed By Maybank Remarks
Senator Maybank warned that RFC operations are paralyzed and urged early action. Key members of Maybank's Senate Committee protested Truman's nomination of Harry A. McDonald to lead the SEC amid a months long probe into Hanna fraud and agency dysfunction.
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G. Milton Kelly
Washington
Sen
Maybank
D-Sc
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Mayeenk Tld
Hearings Set On Proposed Changes In Crop Insurance
Raleigh public hearing scheduled for February 8 on proposed hail insurance rate changes by the Fire Insurance Rating Bureau. The plan would raise rates in 17 counties by 65,823 dollars and lower rates in 11 counties by 322,203 dollars, a net decrease of 256, Cheek announced. Additional hearings set for February 12 to 15 in the Senate Chamber of the Capitol will cover further proposals.
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Raleigh
Waldo Cheek
Fire Insurance Rating Bureau
Cheek
Senate
Hart Copeland Chosen Secretary Bursar at Wake Forest
Hart Copeland is named secretary bursar of Wake Forest College succeeding the late Elliott Brantly Earnshaw who died January 3 after 45 years of service. The college trustees executive committee approved the appointment over the weekend.
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Wake Forest Vf Worth
Hart Copeland
Wake Forest College
Elliott Brantly Earnshaw
Earnshaw
New Voice of America Transmitter Planned Near East Arcadia
The State Department announced a seven million dollar Voice of America transmitter will be built near East Arcadia North Carolina. Construction will start soon with a design similar to a West Coast station and will provide Europe and Latin America with the most powerful overseas radio reach.
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Washington
Voice of America
East Arcadia
N. C
State Department
Bladen Columbus
Wilmington
Overseas Radio
Europe
Latin America
Inomeisoteay
Goody’s Pain Relievers Promised Fast Relief at Low Price
Goody’s promises extra quick action to relieve headaches muscular aches cold discomforts and tooth pain. The ad urges daily use and directs buyers to seek Goody’s head powder offering fast relief at five cents per two powders with a package of twelve powders for twenty five cents.
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United Press Foreign News
Capital Square
J. D. Rike
Aioe AT
S. Main
Stevice
Pine ST
Penney S
Shop Penney
Columbus
Ohio
Walnut Creek
AP Wireto
W. Stuart Symington
Goody
Shipping
Wachovia
Federal Deposit Insurance
Southeast
High Point
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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