International talks on disarmament and invites
The piece reports on Big Four plans for a disarmament conference involving United Nations members and nonmembers including China. Molotov hints at post ponding deliberations while Dulles Eden and Bidault reject a broader invitation but later concede. Asian regional issues and world problems loom over the discussions.
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Germany
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China
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Bidault
Senate debate on Bricker Bill and constitutional amendment
Kefauver proposes a nonbinding Senate resolution declaring the Constitution superior to treaties and requiring roll call votes on treaties. Knowland remains resolute to advance a constitutional amendment through the Senate. The exchange centers on international cooperation versus constitutional supremacy.
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Kefauver
Senate
Knowland
Man Injured In Collision In Thomasville
Sam Fountain a 62 year old Route 2 High Point resident was admitted to City Memorial Hospital after a collision at Blair and Unity Streets about 9 15 a m. Fountain suffered head face and shoulder injuries with nearly two thousand dollars of property damage. The accident involved Arthur L Morris 62 Route Thomasville and Ervin Leroy Shields 37 Route 2 High Point. Morris pulled from Unity Street into Blair Street and Shields car struck him broadside overturning Morris vehicle. Shield’s car damage 1200 Morris 700. Both drivers cited for reckless driving and to appear in J's Court February 12.
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McPherson Named Vice-President Afternoon Dailies
CHAPEL HILL N C Editor Ashley Futtrell of the Washington Daily News was elected president of the North Carolina Assn of Afternoon Dailies. Holt McPherson editor of The High Point Enterprise was named vice president. Don Hall editor of the Roanoke Rapids Herald and Lucille Harris of Raleigh were re elected secretary treasurer and Lynn Nisbet was re elected manager of the Raleigh bureau.
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Roanoke Rapids Herald
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Mid Nation sees milder weather amid cold fronts
Southerly winds brought milder air to the Mid Continent while cold northerlies trimmed temperatures east of the Appalachians. New England registered the coldest reading at 12 below zero in Burlington Vermont, with light snow in the Midwest and Great Lakes regions. Snow and rain dotted the West, including Oregon, as the pattern shifted with several wet spots noted.
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Market little changed as steel leads but losses large
New York stocks opened mixed with limited gains and notable weakness in some names. Bethlehem Steel boosted attention after declaring a $2 a share dividend, while U S Steel and several industrials traded higher amid a two million share day.
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State To Rest Its Case In Murder Trial
In Robeson County, the state neared completion of its evidence in the murder trial of two Robeson County Indians James Locklear and James Hunt accused of killing Nashville driver Lloyd N Butler. Vernon Locklear testified detailing the night of Oct 31 that Butler fled into woods after beatings.
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Defendant Bound Over in Hotel Theft Case
William Tyson a 48 year old local Negro was bound over to the county court on a robbery charge with bond set at 800. He allegedly robbed Mrs. Caroline Bennett 69 of 220 Reid St after she refused to lend him money. Two hotel maids Irdell Colson 32 of 206 Reid St and Sarah Meritt Saunders 30 of 141 Harrison St were not tried yet their cases set for Monday.
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Pursued Man Had Little Chance
Detroit cab driver Paul J. Chappus 29 reported a car ran a red light and struck 9 year-old George Havel. After a mile chase the car was overtaken by two cabs and a car. Eddie Herrman 32 was booked for leaving the scene. The schooner Hannah, commissioned 1775, may be considered the first ship of the United States.
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Justice Devin Announces Retirement From State Bench
In Raleigh Chief Justice W A Devin will retire after more than 40 years on the Superior Court and State Court. Gov Umstead suggested M V Barnhill as his successor while Umstead weighed who fits the vacancy amid court opinions for the fall term.
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Smith Claimed Hidden Fortune Behind Lottery Scheme
In Federal court in Charlotte R S Dick Smith testified he operated a numbers lottery from 1930 to 1946 and stored about $240000 in cash in two safes and a bank box. He argued hidden funds paid expenses from 1946 to 1950 while the defense cited large cash hoards and substantial reported taxes. Defense witnesses described wall safes filled with $100 bills and loans from Smith to an auto finance firm in 1946.
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Dick) Smith
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Non-support charge filed against John E Carlson
Non-support of an illegitimate child charged against John E Carlson of 408 Tate Street. Trial set for February 15 with Carlson posting $300 bond for Municipal Court appearance on that date.
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