Spy Case Affects State Department Action
Washington July 16 The State Department proceeds cautiously in the Farnsworth spy case as Justice Department investigates alleged naval secrets to Japan. A Japanese officer is named by sources in Farnsworth's case. Farnsworth awaits a July 29 commissioner hearing with a grand jury likely before then, no trial date set.
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John 5Ssworth
Japan
Kington Star
Farnsworth
Washington Post
Tokyo
United States
Rotary meet set for Atlantic Beach July 28 29
Rotary clubs of the 57th district will hold a two day meeting at Atlantic Beach on July 28 and 29. Committee chairmen will participate in the district gathering signaling a regional planning session.
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Washington, N. C
Rotary Clubs
Atlantic Beach
Duke Doctor Wiley D Forbus Elected to Medical Examiners Board
Durham AP reports Dr. Wiley D. Forbus head of pathology at Duke University School of Medicine has been notified of his election to the National Board of Medical Examiners.
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Durham
Wiley D. Forbus
Duke University School of Medicine
National Board of Medical Examiners
Southern Baptist Summer Sunday School Conference Planned
About 1000 delegates from the District of Columbia and 18 Southern states are expected in Ridgecrest on Sunday for the third annual Southern Baptist Summer Sunday School conference.
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Ridgecrest
District of Columbia
Southern Baptist
Price acquitted in sanatorium assault case
Tarboro AP reports J. T. Price aged 60, formerly Edgecombe county home superintendent, was acquitted by a five member jury of charges accusing him of assaulting a female patient at the county sanatorium.
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Tarboro
J. T. Price
Edgecombe County
Morganton Hit and Run Kills Robert Johnson
Morganton police search for driver in fatal hit and run on a highway near town that killed a young Black man identified as Robert Johnson.
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Morganton
Robert Johnson
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Receiving Bids Raleigh State Highway and Public Works
Bids opened in Raleigh for state highway and public works projects as authorities seek bids from contractors. Details on project scope values and timelines remain to be announced by the contracting agency.
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Raleigh
the State Highway and Public Works
No Man's Land of Colorado Becomes U S Territory
In August the United States will formally annex 1500 square miles in middle Colorado known as No Man's Land or Middle Park. Breckenridge will host a flag ceremony by Gov. Edwin C. Johnson, resolving citizenship and foreign-claim questions for ranchers living there. The event marks a historic extension of U S territory and ends debates over legal claims in the unclaimed area.
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United States
Denver
Colorado
Alf Landon
Continental United States
Middle Park
Breckenridge
Dillon
Kremmling
Granby
Tabernash
Fraser
Grand Lake
Hot Sulphur Springs
Edwin C. Johnson
United States Territory
Spain
Greensboro bids on highway projects total 850000
Mission received bids today on 13 highway and grade crossing elimination projects totalling 850000 dollars. News briefs include two unrelated items from Greensboro and Elizabeth City with local color and brief incidents.
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Mission
Rotary in Edenton to hold farm group meet
The Edenton Rotary Club plans a unique monthly gathering next week with county farm groups to strengthen ties between the service club and local agriculture. The event aims to foster closer relations and collaborative community action.
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Edenton
Rotary Club
John G Wood Elected President of Edenton Mill
John G Wood was elected president of the Edenton cotton mill to succeed his uncle, the late Henry G Wood.
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Heads Mill
Edenton
John G. Wood
Henry G. Wood
Highest Award To Civilian Is Given Hero CCC Camp
San Jose California July 16 Two tributes to heroism were held today for Melvin R Sanders 21 year old CCC camp enrollee from Illinois Missouri One was the certificate of valor the highest civilian award from the U S government and the other a watch from his comrades Sanders risked his life in February to save Leonard A Bugby a campmate who was engulfed in flaming gasoline In March he seized a loaded gun from a youth about to fire at another enrollee The incidents occurred at the Almaden camp near here
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Melvin R. Sanders
Ilasee
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Leonard A. Bugby
Almaden
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Stock Market Little Change With Minor Gains Seen
New York July 16 Traders pocketed some profits in today s stock market but the overall list remained steady. A few aircrafts rubbers and specialties rose with gains of fractions to around a percent, while most issues held ground as investors stayed cautious.
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New York
Backache linked to tired kidneys? Doan's Pills urged
Many sufferers believe backaches stem from elsewhere but the text says tired kidneys may cause nagging pain. It explains kidneys filter waste and must pass about 3 pints daily. Warning signs include frequent scanty burning urine, swelling and headaches. Suggested remedy Doan's Pills, promoted for over 40 years.
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Dean
Doan
Market Quiet After Hours as Grains Rally in Heat Outlook
Dealings were quiet near the fourth hour as grains turned strong on predictions of further exceptional heat in drought districts. Cotton was nervous. U S government bonds steadied, but other loans were mixed. Foreign currencies eased in terms of the dollar.
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U. S
Palladium chloride reacts to gas in coal mine tube
Palladium chloride enclosed in a glass tube darkens when exposed to gas in a coal mine, indicating a chemical response to mine atmosphere.
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