UN Breaks Off Truce Talks For Second Time At Panmunjom
The United Nations abruptly halted stalled Korean truce negotiations for a second time in 10 days and walked out on North Korean delegates led by General Nam. Harrison proposed a recess to meet again June 21 or later, while Nam accused the Allies of dictating an armistice and demanded accountability for recent bombing raids near Changson and Kangtong.
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United Nations
Majayadry Harrison
Altea Dalapetion Minia
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Gaye
Harrison
Nam
Arrison
Gua Eo
U. N
Will P. Nuckols
Ie Nam
Changson
Kangtong
Freight Piling Up On Strike Bound Long Island Railroad
New York reports a second day of disruption as 360 members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers strike over conditions. The LIRR, a major commuter line serving over 100000 passengers on Long Island, sees trains halted and travelers diverted to roads and subways. Hotels report unprecedented crowds as travel snarls mount. Early figures show about three thousand freight cars caught in yards and on tracks.
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Long Island
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Independent
Statler
LIRR
Truman Airplane Decision Attacked By Committee
The Senate preparedness subcommittee condemned President Truman’s plan to stretch out aircraft production as inviting disaster. It urged building toward the Joint Chiefs of Staff 143-wing force by 1954, warned Russia could outpace the U.S. in planes, and said delaying defense raises costs and threatens national security.
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Washington
Senate Preparedness
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Subcommittee
Russia
United States
Air Force
Chiefs of Staff
Linville to Host 28th Annual Singing on Grandfather Mountain
At Grandfather Mountain Linville the 28th annual singing on the Mountain draws 7 to 100 groups. Organizer Joe L Hartley 80 founder returns to lead the event expected to attract large crowds this year.
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Grandfather Mountain
Here Aday
Joe L. Hartley
Sweden Investigates Second Plane Downing Over Baltic
Swedish divers prepared to descend 60 feet to the wreckage of a DC-3 southeast of Stockholm after it crashed last Friday with seven aboard. Sweden accuses Soviet fighters of attacking Baltic air maneuvers as protests widen and public demonstrations erupt in Stockholm.
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Stalin
Russia
Boatner Battles for Control of 80,000 Prisoners on Island
General Boatner named a roaming “czar” among seven leaders blamed for murders of 16 noncomms on the island. He said the accused may be brought to trial before U.S. 8th Army or U.N. officials. In a push to tighten control he ordered relocation of 12,000 prisoners from Compounds 85 and 604, increasing total moved to 60,000 to erode capamina sieges.
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Roje
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Scough
Promarien
U.S. 8Th Army
U.N
Klansmen Charges Pending Before Columbus County Grand Jury
Twenty five Klansmen including Leesville South Carolina leader Omas L. Hamilton will have charges placed before the Columbus County grand jury tomorrow. Indictment bills were delayed earlier as Superior Court Judge Chester Morris was ill, delaying the court term opening.
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Omas L. Hamilton
Leesville
S. C
Columbus County
Superior Court
Chester Morris
North Carolina Singing Convention Opens In Raleigh
About 30 000 persons are expected to attend the North Carolina state singing convention starting Saturday in Raleigh. Rep F Eriel Carlyle D NC will attend the convention Sunday and prizes will be awarded for solo and part singing along with a grand round performance.
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Benson
North Carolina
F. Eriel Carlyle
D-Nc
Paul Green Addresses Clash of Materialism and Spiritual U S Ideals
Paul Green, Chapel Hill author and playwright, urged discussion on the clash between American materialism and the country's spiritual creed during a session of the 19th Carolina Institute of International Relations in Greensboro. The event highlights ongoing UNC program and North Carolina School Week with delegates at UNC Chapel Hill debating education and school problems.
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Ing
Carolina Institute of International Relations
Asia
Lege
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University of North Carolina
Woodmen of the World Head Camp Conference Held In North Comtapen
About 30 officials from the Woodmen of the World Head Camp represent 33 000 members in North Comtapense. The annual conference reviews policy matters for the organization.
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North Comtapense
Doctor Pleasant resigns from Raleigh State Hospital
Dr. Edward N. Pleasant, superintendent of the State Hospital in Raleigh, has resigned effective mid August after heading the institution since January 1, 1949. He will become assistant superintendent and clinical director at Essex County Otterheot Hospital in Cedar Grove, New Jersey.
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Raleigh
Edward N. Pleasant
State Hospital
Essex County Ouerheot Hospital
Cedar Grove
N. J
GOP AHEAD IN 10th District Races Cited by Director
An experienced Republican campaign director told a Charlotte audience that the GOP can elect a congressman from the 10th Congressional District. Bernard Lamb, who organized 150 congressional campaigns, spoke as Mecklenburg Republicans met to assess whether Charles R. Jones wins against Democrat Hamilton C. Jones in the House race.
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Mecklenburg County
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Ecklenburg Republicans
Rnard Lamb
Oken
Charles R. Jones
Hamilton C. Jones
Thieves Crack Lane's Drug Store Safe in Wilmington
Police investigated a $1,000 safe cracking at Lane's Drug Store in Wilmington. Detectives said the thieves knew what they were doing, entering through a roof hole, dropping into an attic, cutting another hole in the ceiling, moving the office safe ten feet, and tampering with the contents.
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Wilmington
Lane
Defense Crisis Speaker Warns of Threats to Defense
Francis P. Whitehair under-secretary of the Navy spoke at UNC on the crisis ahead in defense during the ninth annual Southeastern Institute for Commercial Organization Executives. A record 300 attendees are taking part as the conference runs through the week.
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Francis P. Whitehair
the Navy
Southeastern Institute For Commercial Organization
University of North Carolina
Dulles to Advise on 1952 GOP Platform Role
Washington sources say John Foster Dulles will be named special adviser on foreign affairs to the GOP platform committee chair for the 1952 platform. The move aims to harmonize party views amid the Taft Eisenhower split while Dulles maintains neutrality in the race and works to unify foreign policy positions.
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John Foster Puis
Tee
Dulles
Sen A Aace
Dwight D. Robert A. Taft
Freien Faire
New York
Taft
Dewey
Eisenhower
Senate
Styles
Stocks Up Just Slightly
In New York the stock market showed a mild upward bias with rails and steels strong while overall gains stayed within a fractional range. Dow Chemical fell about 4 to 5 points before a partial retracement. Textron dipped 1 to 2 points after no dividend action. Equitable Office Building rose with a 4,000 share block up 7/8. Other Advancers included Santa Fe Nickel Plate Republic Steel American Telephone Kennecott Cooper Montery Ward Du Pont Boeing Westinghouse Electric and Philip Morris.
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Nickel Plate
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Kennecott Cooper
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Westinghouse Electric
Philip Morris
Furniture buying tips from four firms in Chicago
In Chicago executives from four firms discuss how to judge tables chairs sofas and bedroom furniture. H B Hoopes urges rigidity checks and thick table tops while Tomlinson stresses smart tailoring and proper chair ergonomics. Kling Factories highlights bedroom features dustproofing drawers and flush backs and Johnson Carper emphasizes center drawer guides and full dovetail joints.
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Brandt Cabinet Works
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William A. Tomlinson
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High Point
N. C
George Dudley
Kling Factories
Mayville
N. Y
D. L. Jordan
Johnson- Carper Furniture Co
Roanoke
Bakers Association of the Carolinas inaugurates new leaders
John H. Fox of Wilmington North Carolina was installed as president at the closing banquet of the Bakers Association of the Carolinas annual convention in Myrtle Beach South Carolina. He succeeds J C Hightower of Durham who becomes chairman of the board for the next year.
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Myrtle Beach
John H. Fox
Wilmington
N. C
Bakers Association of the
Cold Wave Ends Heat Wave Across Midwest and East
A mass of hot air moved east as a cold front pushed down from the Midwest. Temperatures fell from 100s to 40s and 50s in parts of Nebraska Kansas and the Dakotas while cities like Philadelphia and New York warned of lingering heat relief. Over 100 people died in weekend heat mostly swimmers and boaters with Illinois and D C reporting multiple fatalities.
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Textile Wage Cut Pondered In New England Mills
North textile firms weigh wage reductions to stay competitive with Southern mills. A Philadelphia arbitration ruling allows a 7.7 cent per hour cut for Bates Manufacturing Co. and others in Lewiston and nearby areas. About 60,000 workers are affected with 30 cent gap cited versus Southern mills. Boston and New Bedford Fall River areas push for 11 to 7.7 cent cuts as arbitration continues.
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CIOT
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Southern Mills
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aBtes Manufacturing Co
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Fletcher Booraem
Maine Senate Battle Goes to Payne in Tight Primary
In Portland Maine Gov Frederick G Payne defeats Senator Owen Brewster by 3000 votes in a fierce renomination fight amid a tight tally Payne 68485 Brewster 65357 with eight of 625 precincts reporting Brewster longtime senator and former governor and congressman faces Roger P Dube in the September 8 statewide election
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Estes Kefauver
W. Averell Harriman
Columbia
Taft
Maine
Frederick G. Payne
Owen Brewster
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Payne
Eisenhower
Brewster
Oares
Scrippsase
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Eantime
Arriman
Richard B. Russell
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Portland
Roger P. Dube
Earl S. Grant
Grant
Army Clears MacArthur As Keynoter
The Army ruled Gen. Douglas MacArthur is subject to regulations limiting political activity while on active list. The statement notes retired officers are exempt, and cites Acts of Congress and Army Regulation 600-10. It explains Eisenhower’s actual candidacy differs from MacArthur supporting Taft, while MacArthur still participates as a speaker for the Republican convention.
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Army Today
Douglas Ee Ha
MacArthur
Army
Congress
Howeeee Allio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Weather outlook with near record highs
Tonight low 72, tomorrow high 90, today’s high 90 and last night’s low 74 reported in local forecast.
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