Senator McMahon Proposes Hydrogen Weapon Manufacture
Sen. Brien McMahon told the Connecticut Democratic Convention he would direct the Atomic Energy Commission to produce hydrogen weapons numbering in the thousands to deter war and buy time for peace. He argued disarmament as the pathway to peace and urged shifting funds from weapons to human relief. He spoke by telephone from Washington while convention leaders expected support for his presidential bid.
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Hartford
Conn
Brien McMahon
United States
Connecticut
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
McMahon
Connectic State
Atomic En- Commission
Arteeies
Atomic
Stalin
Russia
United Sates
United Nations
Washington
William Benton
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
District of Columbia
American Federation of Labor
G. W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Red Leaders Yanked From Pen At Korean Compound
Brig. Gen. Boatner using a bleeding informer freed 102 Red ringleaders from a busily fortified compound on Koje Island. The informer exposed a Lt. Col Rhee and led to the detention of 273 anti Communist prisoners. Tear gas grenades ended the revolt as Red leaders were removed to maximum security. The informer rode away in a van after the operation.
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Koje Island
Korea
Haydon L
Bull) Boatner
Col Rhee
Rose
Rhee
Idee
Weeps
Ting
Boatner
Coe Oe m
Taft Eisenhower Battle Over South Delegates Heats Up
Washington to the GOP clashes over contested district delegates at the national convention. Louisiana Taft forces press jurisdiction over 11 1 and Virginia delegates while Eisenhower backers tally 73 votes in Texas Louisiana and related states. Contests are referred to state committees and continued with more notices anticipated.
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Washington
Taft
Eisenhower
South
Louisiana
GOP
Robert A. Taft
Ians
Chicago
National Committee
Virginia
Texas
Delawar
Truman
Detroit
Denver
Walter S. Hallanan
Sen
Henry Lodge
Cne
Anan
Hal Ecent
Spy case and North Carolina budget shakeup headline
British court charges 24 year old William Martin Marshall with passing state secrets to the Soviet Union. In Raleigh, Assistant Director D S Coltrane is stripped of duties. L D Moore promoted, as Gov. Scott defends rural road and power projects amid budget oversight.
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London
William Martin Marshall
Marshall
Wandsworth
Raleigh
D. S. Coltrane
Scott
Coltrane
L. D
Dinty) Moore
Bureau
Budget Bureau
Moore
Itrane
North Carolina
William B.U
Hubert E. Olive
T. C. Johnson
Landon C. Rosser
Alamance County
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The readable portion presents a garbled notice about monthly payments and a life of payments. No concrete entities or events are identifiable.
Giant Water Spout Hits Bayside Community
A 600 foot water spout with 100 mph winds struck a bayside area near St Petersburg causing sunken boats damaged homes and power outages affecting about 4000 people. No injuries were reported though roofs were torn off and trees felled by the spout and blasting winds.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Bayside
Ed Zwick
Bayou Beech
Jom Sullivan
Naval Reserve
Pacific
Ernest A. Lange
Harry
Greensboro Electrician Sues Over Tear Gas Injuries
Gurney T. Reid sues Sheriff John F. Walters and deputies in Superior Court for 50 000 alleging tear gas bombs were used during attempted arrest on civil papers. He cites loss of left eye and serious right eye injury after 12 hours without treatment and six days in hospital. Co defendants include Deputy W Isley and Constable L Tucker.
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Greensboro
N. C
John FE. Walters
Gurney T. Reid
W. Isley
Cat L Tucker
Reid
UN Planes Hit North Korea Airstrip in Major Strike
U S Fifth Air Force reports a heavy air strike on a four mile east of Jare airfield described as the hottest target in North Korea. Maj James Crutchfield said every bomb hit and the operation was a complete success. In Western Korea the 45th Division halted a Chinese assault, recaptured hill positions west of Chorwon after a late night attack by 750 Chinese troops aided by tanks and artillery.
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North Korea
U. S
Fifth Air Force
U.S
Porn U. N
Jare
James Crutchfield
Graceville
Fla
45Th Division
Oklahoma
Chorwon
Korea
Eighth Army
Textile association round up at Southern Textile meeting
A three day convention of the Southern Textile Association adjourned after an annual meeting and discussions among mill and other union personnel. About 300 delegates attended as talks focused mainly on technical matters. William Sibley of Union spoke as part of the event by the American Manufacturers Institute.
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Mayne Beach
Southern Textile Association
Mill
Sun
William “ * Sibley
Union
American Cottanufacturers Institute
Indictments Likely Against Klan Leader in Columbus County
A Raleigh report says the Columbus County grand jury will hear more indictments Monday including one against Thomas L. Hamilton of Leesville DC, leader of the Carolinas Klan. He faces conspiracy and assault charges from local floggings.
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Raleigh
Columbus County
Grand Jury
Truman Reasserts Civil Rights Stand in Howard University Talk
President Truman declared federal protection for civil rights and backed a compulsory Fair Employment Practices Commission and anti lynching law. The speech at Howard University signals a renewed no compromise posture stirring Northern and Southern Democrats ahead of next month’s convention.
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Washington
Truman
Howard University
Mr. Truman
Americans For Democratic Action
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Richard B. Russell
Russell
Cey
T Tus
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Mutual Security
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Warnice
En. Allen J. Ellender
Marines Stage War Games Near Wilmington
Marines slugged it out in a simulated attack drill aimed at Wilmington to-morrow. A landing on a beach from warships yesterday drew inland against a reinforcing force in North Carolina as a diversion for a U. S. retake operation. The exercise involved North Marine air and ground forces.
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Wilmington
Carolina
U. S
North — Marine Air and Ground
Principal speaker outlines during savings and loan league convention
The North Carolina Savings and Loan League opened its annual convention with remarks from the principal speaker as about 300 delegates listened. John Snow of the Federal Reserve Bank, Richmond, and Donald Pendleton, vice chairman of the Salary Stabilization Board in Richmond, also spoke along with Alston Adams of the Home Loan Bank Board and John Aggierent of Washington.
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Ravines
Ginia Beach
Col
Ector
Semath
Ge “Ers
North Carolina Savings and Loan League
John Snow
Prew Reserve Bank
Richmond
Donald Pendleton
Salary Stabilization Board
Alston Adams
Os Home Loan Bank Board
John Aggerent
Washington
Eek
North Carolina CPAs Close 33rd Convention With Officer Elections
The North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants wound up its 33rd annual convention in Charlotte with election of new officers and committee reports. Delegates attended a luncheon, banquet, and public relations forum. Attendees included George E. Perrin of Greensboro vice president of the American Institute of Accountants John L. Lawlor of New York and Dr. Warner L Hall pastor of Covenant Presbyterian Church.
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CPAS
Charlotte
North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants
Kers
George E. Perrin
Greensboro
American Institute of Accountants
John L. Lawlor
New York
Warner L. Hall
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Shooting Probed In Benson Farm Family Tragedy
Coroner investigates the death of 23 year old farmer Rayvon Hargis from a .38 caliber gunshot at Mary Bridges home in Benson. Police report say he was shot after an argument with a friend and died while in the bedroom complaining of a headache.
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Dunn
Durwood Creech
Oith
Rayvon Hargis
Mary Bridges
Benson
Raleigh Woman Frees Embezzlement Charges at State College
A 55 year old Raleigh woman Arlesia D. McDuffie was acquitted by an all male Wake Superior Court jury of embezzling 316 190 from the North Carolina State College laundry after a three year period ending with an audit. She blamed losses on mismanagement and weak bookkeeping.
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McDuffie
Raleigh
LLP
North Carolina State College
Arlesia D. McDuffie
Wake Superior Court
Soae
Man Sought After Embezzling Insurance Premiums
Police hunt former Barnett County Welfare Board chairman C. G. Fields of Angier, an insurance agent and Methodist Church trustee, charged with embezzling 5000 dollars in premiums he collected but did not remit to American Insurance Co. A warrant was sworn by State Insurance Commission deputy R. S. Boone.
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Donn
Barnett County Welfare Board
Methodist Church
C. G. Fields of
Angier
American Insurance Co
R. S. Boone
State Insurance Commission
Truman forecasts test start for new atomic submarine engine
President says a full size working atomic engine for submarines is near completion and will start tests soon. He joined Gordon Dean at the Nautilus keel laying, warns against partisan tax cut talk, and urges sober defense policy and cautious use of atomic power.
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Groton
Conn
Aenette
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Congress
Gordon
Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Two ex soldiers die in Tenn. crash on Friday the 13th
In Nolensville Tennessee two ex soldiers were killed when their car smashed into a bridge abutment. Investigators found each man carried exactly thirteen dollars in his wallet.
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Nolensville
Tenn
Weather forecast with mixed temperature data
Today and tonight forecast shows a low of 70 with a high of 9 tomorrow. Earlier today a 00 reading and a last night low of 67 were recorded.
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