Never Wanted China Coalition Denial by Gen Wedemeyer
Lieut. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer, a China expert, denied reports that he favored promoting a coalition of Nationalist and Communist regimes in China. He repeated the stance alongside Gen. Douglas MacArthur that he did not support such a coalition.
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China
Wedemeyer
United Press
Washington
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Douglas MacArthur
Secretary of
Dean Acheson
Senate
MacArthur
Adm
Raymond A. Spruance
Acheson
Formosa
George Acheson
Spruance
Googe
C. Marshald
Disappearance Mystery Deepens For Two British Diplomats
London reports reveal Foreign Secretary Morrison acknowledging the government lacks clues about the May 25 26 disappearance of diplomats Donald MacLean and Guy Burgess. Searches extend to Greece and Egypt while inquiries determine their future status and possible security implications.
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Jack V. Fox
United Press
London
Herbert Morrison
Morrison
Foreign Office
Donald D. MacLean
Guy Burgess
France
Dispatches
MacLean
Burgess
Fish
Washington
Greece
Egypt
Attlee
Southampton
St. Malo
Cairo
Buress
Washton
AP Tape Circuit Opens For Early Morning Trunk News
The Associated Press began delivering its early morning trunk report via teletypesetter tape. The new circuit, first wholly operated by a news service, serves papers in the Carolinas Virginia Tennessee and surrounding states with plans to add more papers progress.
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Charlotte
Associated Press Today
Carolinas
Virginia
Tennessee
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Negroes threaten court appeal over school integration
Fayetteville report states local Negroes filed a petition and served notice they would seek court admission of Negro children to the White high school in September unless facilities are equalized. The Young Men's Civic Coordinating Committee delivered the petition to city school trustees.
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Fayetteville
Young Men's Civic Coordinating Committee
North Carolina State College graduation honors 901 graduates
Raleigh report notes 901 graduates received degrees at N C State College commencement in William Neal Reynolds Coliseum with Gov Scott and UNC leaders Governor Scott, President Gordon Gray, and Chancellor J W Harrelson as principal speakers. Over 8000 people attended the exercises.
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Raleigh
N. C. State College
Governor Scott
Gordon Gray
The
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Chanellor
J. W. Harrelson
William Neal Reynolds Coliseum
North Carolina Heart Association Set to Meet in Greensboro
The North Carolina Heart Association will hold its second annual meeting in Greensboro on Saturday. Principal speakers include Dr Ferree of New York and Dr Martin Cherkasky of Montefiore Hospital. The afternoon session will cover plans for the 1952 state fundraising campaign.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina Heart Association
Greensboro
Aoea Ormston
Aoendars
Ferree
New York
American Heart Association
Martin Cherkasky
Montefiore Hospital
Crackles Old Teachers Never Die They Just Grade Away
A short humorous line recalls aging teachers as ever grading, preserving wit and classroom memory in a quip attributed to M L P.
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M.L.P
King Leopold III to Abdicate in July for Baudouin
King Leopold III informed Belgium’s government of his plan to abdicate on July 16 transferring royal powers to his son Baudouin. Prime Minister Pholsen announced the coronation of Prince Baudouin would occur July 17 in a joint parliamentary session.
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Alfred Cheval
Brussels
Belgium
Leopold III
Jose Pholsen
Prince Baudoin
Pariament Baudouin
Baudouin 1
Leopold
Royal Palace
Prince Royal Baudouin
Justice
Bomb Hits Soviet Zone Town Jute injures six
Russian planes bombed the Soviet Zone town of Jute causing one death and six injuries, reports say. The attack occurred Saturday as authorities assess casualties and damage.
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Berlin
Jute
Canton man elected state VFW commander by one vote
F. Cole Cogburn of Canton won the state commander post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars after defeating Staten P. Williams of Albemarle by one vote, 256 to 255. Williams asked that the vote be recorded as unanimous. Cogburn had served as senior vice commander previously.
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Southern Pines
F. Cole Cogburn
Canton
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Staten P. Williams
Albemarle
Cogburn
Williams
Tobacco advisory panel to meet with OPS chief
Greensboro reports the flue cured tobacco advisory committee of the Office of Price Stabilization will hold its first meeting with OPS Director Michael V. DiSalle a week from tomorrow. State Grange officials announced a June 18 Washington meeting.
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Greensboro
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Michael V. DiSalle
Washington
Church Names Five Vice Moderators For Presbyterians
Southern Presbyterians named five vice moderators for the first time in church history. James R. McCain requested the move, and James L. Fowle was named joint moderator. The five vice moderators are Frank A. Mathes Marion A. Boggs R A Law and C J Hollandsworth.
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Andy Anderson
Orlando
Fla
Southern Presbyterians
James R. McCain
Agnes Scott College
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S
James L. Fowle
First Presbyterian Church
Chattanooga
Tenn
McCain
Frank A. Mathes
South Highlands Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
Ala
Marion A. Boggs
Little Rock
Ark
R. A. Law
University of Texas
C. J Hollandsworth
LaFayette Presbyterian Church
St. Petersburg
Murder Trial Opens in North Wilkesboro
Thelma Wyatt, 18, goes on trial for the January 28 fatal shooting of Robert Pearson in a tourist cabin. She claims the gun went off accidentally during a game. No witnesses saw the incident in the room shared by Wyatt and Pearson.
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North Wilkesboro
N. C
Thelma Wyatt
Robert Pearson
Miss Wyatt
Pearson
Allied Units Enter Chorwon Kumhwa as Chinese Flee
United Nations forces shattered the iron triangle in central Korea with twin drives through Chorwon and Kumhwa. Chinese units streamed north toward Pyongyang while advancing Allied columns seized Chorwon and Kumhwa. the Reds fell back toward Pyongyang and Kumseong as UN armies pressed the central front.
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Kumwha
Farnest Horberecht
United Press
Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Kumbhwa
Pyongyang
Kumsong
38Th Parallel
Seoul
8Th Army
Kumhwa
Iron Triangle
Hici
Aeneete
Kumbwa
38Th Parallelel
Violence Claims 18 Lives in North Carolina Fractured Weekend
United Press reports 18 fatalities across the state from highway crashes drownings fires and a violent shooting. Notable cases include John J. Ayers shot near Mount Airy over a picnic quarrel and multiple drownings in lakes pools and rivers, with victims ranging from children to adults and including several accidents and a fatal motorcycle crash.
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North Carolina
United Press
John J. Ayers
Fancy Gap
Bill Gwyn
Mount Airy
Gwyn
Venton E. Galloway Jr
Long Beach
James M Harper
Hamilton E. Shipman
Brevard
Hendersonville
Ronnie Hennant
Wilson
Sarah Bouncy
Caroleen
Robert Lee Culdeck
Eugene Benard Seals
Fort Bragg
Scotlandeck
MacArthur Plans New Texas Speaking Campaign
Washington reports General Douglas MacArthur is gearing up for another assault on Far Eastern policy with five Texas speeches in four days this week. A monthly speaking schedule may follow, aiming to influence the Truman administration amid Senate investigations and a political split among Texas voters.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Texas
MacArthur
Defense
Aoeate C. Marshall
Chiefs of Staff
Dean Acheson
Senate Committee
Truman
Far East
William F. Knowland
R-Cal
Acheson
Webster
Austin
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
Mr. Truman
Berle TV Program Nets $1,127,211
New York NBC telethon for the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund raised 1,127,211 in pledges during 22 hours of round the clock television. Milton Berle slimmed down by nine pounds as the program continued to benefit the drive. The largest pledge, 25,000, came from Louis B. Mayer of MGM.
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New York
Milton Berle
Damon Runyon
Berle
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Louis B. Mayer
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
North Carolina CPAs to Hold 32nd Annual Convention
The North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants will hold its 32nd annual convention in Asheville Thursday through Saturday. T T Shaw of New York, an excess profits tax expert, will address the first business session Friday.
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Asheville
North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants
T .T. Shaw
New York
Strike trials set in Raleigh over Royal Cotton Mills violence
Trials began in Raleigh for 41 persons linked to violence during the Wake Saraan strike against Royal Cotton Mills. The dispute included shootings and dynamitings on mill grounds before a May 14 truce.
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Raleigh
Royal Cotton Mills
Wake Saraan
Tar Heel Girls' State Opens in Greensboro 1951
The 252 high school seniors forming Tar Heel Girls' State began a full program outlining new organization citizenship activity and city and state government duties.
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Greensboro
Gentlemen's Agreement Ends in Tragic Triangle
In Oakland a scientist killed Joseph Brown with a 12 gauge shotgun at a dinner party after learning his wife Bernice, 26, planned divorce and loved Brown. The suspect, William Stephens, 37, then shot himself. Bernice Stephens and Dorothy Brown were present in a web of jealousy and a looming lawsuit.
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Oakland
Cal
William H. Stephens
Joseph D. Brown
Stephens
Bernice
Brown
Dorothy
Robert Rigney
Mrs. Stephens
Deborah
U.S. Holds Big Stick in Anti Red Moves
The Supreme Court upheld convictions of 11 top Communists for conspiring to overthrow the government, signaling a government weaponized against leadership. The ruling could lead to prosecutions of leaders, while mass trials of 43,000 card-carrying members seem unlikely, as the Smith act requires proven conspiracy or knowledge of subversive aims. The Subversive Control Act may force future registration, but applies years away.
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Washington
Communist Party
Supreme Court
FBI
Moscow
Beef status in early showdown as price rollbacks loom
Chicago report forecasts decisive week on beef shortages due to government price rollbacks. Experts warn of severe retail scarcities unless cattle deliveries rise, while surveys show housewives delaying purchases amid high prices and resistance to cheap cuts.
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Chicago
American Meat
National Association of Perty Dealers
United Press
American Meat Institute
Nat Association of Retail Meat
New York
Michael V. di Salle
Iran Responds to Truman Oil Talks as Nationalization Looms
Iran summons U S minister Henry Grady to deliver the regime's reply to President Truman on oil dispute talks. A five nation British delegation arrives for talks while Abadan refinery is marked for nationalization and a liquidation board signals takeover. Grady plans to send Iran's confidential reply directly to Washington.
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Tehran
United States
Henry F. Grady
Truman
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Basil Jackson
Iran National Oil Company
Abadan
Hussein Makki
Oil Liquidation Board
Grady
Washington
Bowman Gray School of Medicine Graduation Honors Family Gift
Six graduates of the Bowman Gray School of Medicine of Wake Forest College received diplomas today. Dr. Harold W. Tribble of Wake Forest delivered the commencement address. Speakers paid tribute to the late Bowman Gray, whose family funded the college.
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Winston-Salem
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Wake Yoons College
Harold W. Tribble
Wake Forest
Bowman Gray
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