Kefauver Confident North Carolina Delegates For Chicago Bid
Senator Estes Kefauver in Greensboro expresses confidence that North Carolina’s Democratic delegates will support his presidential run. He cites Senator Russell as a respected figure but notes limited delegate pledges outside the South. He avoids naming a preferred Republican opponent while asserting he can win the nomination and the general election.
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Sen
Robert Taft
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Dwight Eisenhower
House Debates Two Bills Extending Wage Price Controls
Washington House and Senate clash over extending expiring wage price and rent controls. Senate bill would extend authority through Feb 28 and add year for credit checks while House bill calls for a one year extension through 1953 with curbs on consumer and real estate credit dropped. Congress to resolve differences in a later conference.
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Senate
House Banking Committee
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Truman
Senate House
Banking Committee
Eisenhower Sees Inroads With Uncommitted Delegates
Gen Eisenhower's campaign claims steady inroads on uncommitted delegates as July GOP convention nears. Lodge cites gains among key delegations and Pennsylvania talks ahead of Detroit meetings. Taft also pursues commitments while Truman remarks on MacArthur convention role.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
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Truman
Douglas MacArthur
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West Virginia
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White House
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
UN Troops Repel Chinese Assault on Korean Hills
U S 45th Division troops beat back a Chinese Red battalion on a hillmass near Chowan securing the southern knob after a 14 hour dawn to dusk fight aided by planes tanks and artillery. Allied forces claimed two Chinese positions southeast of Kumsong were neutralized with 97 enemy killed and 40 submachineguns 15,000 hand grenades and 1,000 Bangalore torpedoes captured.
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Chowan
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Panmunjom
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Thursay
North Korea
Kumsong
Economist Diagnoses Textile Ills in New England
Harvard economist Seymour Harris tells the New England Council that the region can save textile industries with improved management, use of research facilities, and higher per dollar wages. He cites labor cost differentials with the South, unionization pace, and federal policy effects, urging regional cooperation and wage growth to retain jobs.
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New England Council
New England
Ymour E. Harris
England
Harris
South
North Korea Demands Standoff as UN Talks Falter
In Panmunjom the North Korean general Nam Il accused the United Nations of dictating terms, signaling no progress in stalled truce talks. Allied chief Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison scheduled another session for tomorrow while warning of possible UN action if nuclear propaganda persists. A separate liaison meeting discussed claims of civilians hurt by artillery.
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United Nations
Nam Il
Panmunjom
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William K. Harrison
U. N
James C. Murray
Missing Air Crew After B-20 Crash Over Kwajalein
Ten crew members are missing after a B-20 bomber ditched 175 miles west of Kwajalein in shark-infested waters. An Air Force captain was rescued by a Navy patrol craft four hours later with a broken leg. The rescued aviator said the bomber broke up on impact. two of four engines reportedly failed after takeoff from Kwajalein for Guam.
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Hwajalein
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Military Building To Get Axe In Senate Plan
A Senate armed services subcommittee aims to cut 318,000,000 from a House bill funding Navy and Air Force construction including overseas bases for U S atomic bombers. Hearings start Tuesday as the panel reviews wastage feared in the extensive program covering 250 bases and modernization plus movements and reactivations.
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Europe
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Building Controls Not to Be Relaxed
Washington sources report the National Production Authority abandoned plans to relax building controls as a nationwide steel strike enters its 12th day. The NPA will revoke orders due July 1 affecting construction of stores theaters roads and homes while auto plants prepare to shut down later this month. The strike by 650 000 CIO Steelworkers pursues wage increases and a union shop. Taft Hartley law actions and presidential plans remain unsettled.
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Cio Steelworkers. Congresional Efforts To Arm President Truman
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Carlton orders second primary in Ninth District race
Carlton plans a June 28 runoff against Alexander of Kannapolis for the Ninth District Democratic nomination after finishing second to Alexander in the May 31 first primary. He cites 23 000 Ninth District voters and no extra cost to taxpayers as reasons for the call amid other district runoffs and Supreme Court race decisions.
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Goforth
Supreme Court
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Farmer Bob) Doughton
Congress
Storm damages lines around Williston South Carolina
Telephones and power lines were knocked out by a tor nado near Williston in Barnwell County. An unconfirmed report claimed a trailer camp for AEC workers was destroyed. Damage included a mile long line north of Denmark and about 29 poles toppled at 7 50 p m with additional breaks.
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Rail Strength Lifts Market With Steel and Oil Wins
New York stocks gained modestly as rails led the day and a few issues rose. Equitable Office Building and St Regis Paper moved fractions while Santa Fe Nickel Plate Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Douglas Aircraft Anaconda Copper and Standard Oil (NJ) outperformed amid lighter volume of about 1.37 million shares.
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West Seeks Agreement On Meeting
Washington reports that Western powers differ over a Big Four session with Russia. Paris eyes early talks limited to free elections in Germany while the United States insists on prior U N or impartial inquiry into political conditions.
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Cne
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Fourth NC Truck Roadeo Finals Begin Today
Winston Salem reports the 13th annual North Carolina Truck Roadeo underway with drivers competing in tests and a written exam. Finals scheduled tomorrow will award trophies in three divisions.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Rushed OCR Fragment on Board of Public Works and Legislation
Fragment reads as garbled notes about the Board of Agriculture and Grounds and a reference to legislative halls. No clear events, names, or dates are evident to summarize meaningfully.
State Farm Bureau backs barley acreage cut proposal
A proposed amendment would reduce the minimum barley acreage allotment by nearly half, drawing endorsement from the State Farm Bureau. The measure would trim allotment from nine tenths to an undetermined smaller fraction of an acre, reflecting shifts in tobacco and crop policy discussed yesterday.
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State Farm Bureau
Coe Buneen
Virginia Beach gathers for North Carolina Savings League meeting
In Virginia Beach the annual gathering of the North Carolina Savings and Loan League heard speakers led by Ralph Schrum of Charlotte who won the league’s speaking contest. Allston Stubbs of Durham, a member of the federal Home Loan Bank Board, attended.
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Seeeee Ora Hlstanams
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Sterling Hicks Convicted in WBT Dynamiting Case
Hicks, a 53 year old engineer and labor leader, was convicted of conspiracy in the dynamiting of a Charlotte radio station transmitter. He left Central Prison yesterday after being sentenced in Mecklenburg County to 24 months and began his term last October.
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Sterling Hicks
Charlotte
Central Prison
Hicks
WBT
Ecklen County
Kunak Murder Trial Nears Defense Claim in Phase
In the Fort Bragg murder case Pvt. Michael Kunak of Baltimore faces a defense stage today for the killing of Lieut. Harold B Williamson of Washington NC during exercises. The defendant, reported as an honor student at North Carolina State College, is expected to have crucial testimony or evidence presented in this ongoing trial.
Nottaway River Bridge Reopens On U S 258
The Nottaway River bridge on U S 258 near Raleigh Virginia will reopen at 5 this evening. The span, closed last March for repairs, had forced traffic to take a detour between Raleigh and Norfolk.
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Nottaway River
U. S. 258
Virginia
Norfolk
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