Senate House Committee Works on Controls Bills
Senate and House leaders clash over extending price controls eight months versus near total decontrol by Monday. Conference talks open as Burnet R. Hank and Maybank lead efforts to salvage inflation curbs while Truman asks for a two year extension. If no deal, Congress may extend existing controls for five days to avoid a lapse.
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Old Age Pension Hike Moves Forward in Congress
The House passed a bill to boost old age insurance benefits by at least $5 a month or 12.5 percent, with the Senate approving and adding a costly amendment to extend increases to the assistance phase. A conference committee must reconcile the versions as the basic raise targets beneficiaries and sets new earnings limits, while prospects of House acceptance remain uncertain.
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Malik Bows Out as Head of Council
United Nations Security Council president Malik ends his month in office in a lame duck status as debate on Soviet germ warfare charges stalls. British Sir Gladwyn Jebb to preside in July as council adjourns to Tuesday with no action on U.S. call for an impartial inquiry.
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State Fire Fighters Convention Opens in Asheville
The 13th annual convention of the State Fire Fighters Association continued with sightseeing and a banquet. Delegates toured Mt. Mitchell to escape the heat, enjoying temperatures from 60 to 74 degrees before the election of new officers tomorrow.
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Record Heat Sweeps Carolinas With Cities Hitting Highs
A brutal heat wave grips the Carolinas as Bamberg South Carolina tops the nation at 108 degrees and Raleigh and Columbia reach 104. Morehead City logs 107 despite cooling breezes, while Mount Mitchell records 74 at 6 6 feet. Officials warn of water strain and urge conservation as the heat persists.
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Heat Wave Grips Nation As Record Temps Persist
A nationwide heat wave drives temperatures around 100 degrees across the East and South. The toll rises with 44 deaths and thousands suffering heat prostrations. Cooler Canadian air reaches parts of the Midwest and Northeast, but hot conditions persist with 107 Fahrenheit noted in Newark.
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GOP Candidates Clash as Taft Eisenhower Feud Shapes Nomination
Washington reports Republican contenders clash over strategy as Taft eyes Virginia meeting and Eisenhower campaigns nationwide. Taft promises a major address in Charlottesville while Evans spar with Kefauver and McMahon over corruption and policy. Warren, Ingalls, Duff, Fine, Stevenson, and Russell weigh delegates and draft prospects amid intra party warfare.
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Charlottesville
UN Walks Out Again On Chinese At Panmunjom
In Panmunjom Korea UN delegates walked out on failing Red truce negotiators for the third time this month promising no return for three days Maj Gen William K Harrison noted the talks offered nothing new Nam Nam Ki head of the Red delegation protested recessing armistice talks until next Tuesday Nam's tone grew high as the walkout ended Harrison said they would meet again July 1 at 11 am before leaving the chamber U N spokesman William P Nuckols said Nam reiterated charges of mistreatment of war prisoners and accused the UN of misinterpreting Soviet repatriation policy
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Harriman Faction Faces Southern Roadblock in Nomination Fight
Southern Democrats move to blockade Harriman should President Truman run for the nomination while Harriman signals broad backing nationwide He clamps at Dixie leaders over civil rights and Fair Deal plans while Stevenson could be drafted Barkley aging 75 sits as possible alternative in a waiting game
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Industrial Arts Conference Held at North Carolina State College
North Carolina school superintendents and teachers attended the second annual Industrial Arts Conference at N C State College. The theme was The Place and Function of Industrial Arts in a Modern School Program.
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North Carolina State College Today
Merck Fellowships Awarded to Eight Young Scientists
The National Research Council named eight winners for the 1952 53 Merck Fellowships worth 3500 to 4500 dollars each. Recipients study in the United States Canada and England at four institutions, for chemical or biological research.
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North Carolina employment securities institute opens in Chapel Hill
In Chapel Hill the annual North Carolina employment securities institute began with three discussions a campus tour an address and field visits. About 150 delegates attended the program focusing on factors determining attitudes toward the securities commission and applicant relations.
Farmers urged to sell chickens without waiting in heat
Ralph B. Kelly of the North Carolina Department of Agriculture warns farmers not to move chickens to market before they are sold as heat waves cause heavy in transit losses. A Greensboro market found a farmer’s truck carrying 1,400 pounds of dead poultry.
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Farmers Co operative Exchange refunds and interest to investors
The Farmers Co operative Exchange mails 40000 in membership refunds and 275000 in interest payments to holders of investment shares. Authorized by the board, these payments become effective at the close of June 30, marking cash redemption of patronage refund shares issued in 1942 as per policy to redeem shares after ten years.
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Tex Tile Workers Union official to face libel suit hearing
Nicholas Fayad TWUA international representative was scheduled for a Superior Court hearing in Durham on a $100000 libel suit. Fayad was arrested yesterday and posted $1000 bond. The suit names 14 defendants including W R Murray a Durham TWUA local leader.
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Tragic Drownings in Western North Carolina Lakes
In Asheville area two lakes claimed three lives yesterday. Fifteen year old Carter Eugene Henson of Asheville drowned while swimming at a private lake near his home, a companion nearly drowned while trying to save him. At Lake James two men, identified as John Cecil Waters and Herman Good, both 21, reportedly fell from a boat and remained missing by last night.
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Fourth Circuit Opens 26th Judicial Conference in Asheville
The Fourth Circuit began its 26th annual judicial conference in Asheville with Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson and Attorney General James P. McGranery attending. The two day program includes executive and public meetings and covers powers, committee reports, and legislative studies.
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Ike Takes Strong Stand In Attack On Democrats
General Dwight D. Eisenhower delivered a forceful attack on the Democratic party in Denver addressing about 11,000 at the arena. He blasted internal corruption and fiscal excess while warning Americans about foreign policy risks and the need for youth to rally to moral issues. He cited 177 Internal Revenue Bureau discharges in 14 months as evidence of government corruption. He warned the nation has been too trusting of godless dictators and linked this to the Korean War and global tensions.
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Light Vote Likely in North Carolina Off-Year Ballot
Raleigh dispatch notes light turnout expected in the statewide off year, with three brisk contests and limited campaigning. It highlights the Supreme Court race between Parker of Roanoke Rapids and Bobbitt of Charlotte, and outlines nearby congressional contests shaping the runoff stakes.
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Lee R. Hun Parker
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William H. Bobbitt
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Timous Valentine
Nashville
Kerr Scott
Valentine
Ice Cream Freezer Fire Quenched as Heat Reaches 102
Rush call at Electric and Fuel Co. firemen responded to a blaze in an overworked ice cream machine in Charlotte as the city endured a record 102.1 degree heat wave yesterday.
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