Eisenhower Seeks Peace via Meeting Stalin if Elected
General Eisenhower said if elected he would go anywhere to meet Josef Stalin to promote peace and security but added he is unsure that is the right method. He emphasized the United States cannot live alone, noted France faces heavy costs in Indo China, and defended focusing on security and peace while opposing a federal FEPC.
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Indo- China
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Truman Defends Air Power in Korea Criticism
President Truman rebutted Sen. Robert Taft and other critics of U S air defense saying American planes can bomb the enemy at will in Korea and that the Air Force maintains air supremacy over North Korea. He warned of misinformation and potential greater warfare while noting limits near the Yalu River. He urged continued national security focus and restraint from loose talk as defense plans loom ahead.
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Robert Taft
Korea
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Italian gas strike ends as workers return to duty
Rome reports 15,000 gas workers resume duties after a nationwide one day walkout. The four day strike was halted as unions and management agreed to renew talks over a 15 percent pay raise with government mediation to oversee negotiations.
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Rome
Strangulation Ties Death Of Mrs Baysden At Beach Car
Coroner Coleman of New Hanover County states Mrs Cla rine Baysden died by strangulation. Her body was found in a 1951 Packard near a fishing pier at Carolina Beach. He suspects two men involved and says autopsy details withheld pending further investigation. An inquest will be held later.
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Rine Baysden
Carolina Beach
Coleman
Onslow
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Railroads Extend Reduced Furlough Fares for Service Men
Railroads extend to January 31 reduced furlough fares for service men traveling at their own expense. The discount had been due to expire June 30.
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Washington
Steel Wage Talks Tense as Strike Threatens Defense
Steel wage negotiators press for quick settlement of a six week old steel strike that defense officials call a grave threat. John R. Steelman oversees talks for Truman with CIO United Steel Workers and industry reps while lawmakers say hopeful signs point to an early agreement.
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Industry
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Capitol Hill
Wayne Morse
R4re
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Marciano Matthews Bout Set for Yankee Stadium
New York report states Rocky Marciano and Harry Matthews will clash in a 10 round heavyweight affair at Yankee Stadium on Monday July 28. The International Club Boxing announced the match and said both fighters will receive 30 percent of all revenue from television or radio money.
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Rocky Marciano
Harry Matthews
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New Officers Installed by North Carolina Vocational Teachers
In Carolina Beach NC a vocational agriculture teachers association installed new officers with a member seated as president and Fred L. Hunt of Fuquay Springs named secretary treasurer. Five district incidents were reported across Nash Bladen Alamance Row an Tran sylvan ya counties with officials cited.
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North Carolina Vocational Agriculture Teachers
Fred L. Hunt
Fuquay Springs
Nash County
W. H. McClure
Bladen County
Alton Wilson
Alamance County
S. P. Teague
Rowan County
R. J. Lyday
Transylvania
French Police Raid More Communist Strongholds
Paris police and naval bases including Brest staged raids on Communist offices and printing plants in a wide sweep amid claims of a Red plot to overthrow the government. A Toulon tribunal said seized documents showed the party acted against external security for a foreign power, likely Russia.
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Confederate Vets Hope To Make 1953 Reunion
In Vicksburg Mississippi two extremely elderly Confederate veterans expressed hope they will attend a 1953 reunion. Townsend and Bush, the last living witnesses of the siege of Vicksburg, spoke of faith and friendship as they recalled the 1863 battle and the distant prospect of meeting again next year.
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Illiam Townsend
Olla
William Bush
Fitzgerald, Ga
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Vicksburg
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Bush
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UN Breaks Off Truce Talks Until Wednesday or Later
United Nations delegates walk out of the Red Korean armistice conference in Panmunjim during a 16 minute afternoon session. General William Harrison says the Allies will return on a announced date, citing Communist stalling and drivel. Nearly 100000 prisoners refuse repatriation, stalling any breakthrough.
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Maiden youth dies in early morning car crash
John W. Cunningham, 18, of Maiden, was killed when his 1929 coupe failed to negotiate a turn near Ross Lee? Mos of eer See. Rescue units reported the fatal collision occurred early today.
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John W. Cunningham
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Ross Lee Mos
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Weather report rough temperatures tonight and tomorrow
Tonight low 68 and tomorrow high 90 describe a warm trend. Today's high reached 92 with last night’s low 70.
National Tax Administrators meet in Asheville banquet
Delegates from all states and several Canadian provinces gather in Asheville for the 20th annual National Association of Tax Administrators meeting. Governor Kerr Scott and North Carolina Revenue Commissioner Eugene Shaw will address the delegates at Tuesday’s banquet.
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National Association of Tax Administrators
Kerr Scott
Eugene Shaw
North Carolina
AM VETS Board to Plan North Carolina Conven tion
The North Carolina AM VETS executive board meets in Asheville to map the June 20 state convention in High Point and discuss a proposed veterans bonus with National Service Officer Jeff Davis and State Sen. Thomas Sawyer among attendees. A separate item notes a Lee aide Carlyle in the Seventh District will announce.
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North Carolina Amvets
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Jeff Davis
Thomas Sawyer
Durham
North Carolina State to Grant 870 Degrees in Raleigh Commencement
About 870 students will receive degrees at NC State in Raleigh. The morning baccalaureate sermon will be by Dr. Harold W. Tribble of Wake Forest. Robert D. Calkins of New York, VP and director of the General Education Board, will deliver the afternoon address.
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Harold W. Tribble
Wake Forest
Robert D. Calkins
New York
General Education Board
North Carolina Agriculture Foundation Uses Nickels for Research
The executive committee of the North Carolina Agriculture Foundation used funds donated yesterday from Caroline’s six nickels to support requests from the State College School of Agriculture. The money will expand research in agricultural fields.
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Caroline
Lee
North Carolina Agriculture Foundation, Inc
State College School of Agriculture
Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention Addresses Ketchum
In Charlotte North Carolina delegates at the VFW annual convention hear national legislative officer Ketchum outline policy aims and upcoming initiatives during the second convention session.
North Carolina Legion Holds Annual Convention Opening
About five thousand members of the North Carolina Department of the American Legion gather for their annual convention in Durham. The Forty and Eight society leads the program with an initiation ceremony. Officers to be elected tomorrow and a memorial service planned for tomorrow as well.
Spud Prices Soar Amid Shortages and Housewife Pushback
Potatoes surged in many cities after price ceilings ended, with buyers fearing shortages. Analysts and retailers expect a drop next week as market influxes rise, while housewives resist high costs and speculate on price declines once new supplies hit the market.
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United Press
Office of
Charles H. Bromann
Associated Food Dealers of
Chicago
Bromann
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Reds Raid French Area Border Farm
Soviet soldiers and East German police raided a farm on the border near West Berlin, taking cattle and horses.13 West Berliners were forced to leave taking personal possessions, while livestock was driven into East Germany. The farm lies across the border but part fell in the French sector. Western officials note the farm is considered French sector.
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Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Soviet Zone
Western
Coltrane Faces Resignation Pressure From Scott
Raleigh report centers on budget official Coltrane who received a resignation request from Scott. Coltrane, appointed in 1949, would face possible dismissal and pay cut if he refuses, amid shifting state administration and prior alliances with Umstead and Olive.
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Capitol Square
D. 5
Coltrane
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Plit Scott
T. Johnson
Motor Vehicles
Landon C. Rosser
Coktrane
William B. Umstead
Scott
Hubert E. Olive
Johnson
Rosser
Licenses Revoked and Suspensions Reported in May
Raleigh DMV released figures showing 1 218 licenses revoked and 530 suspended in May. The department issued 20 078 operator permits and collected fees totaling a substantial amount.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
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