Death of Young Mother Linked to Narcotics Overdose
In Greenwich Connecticut an overdosed teenage mother was found in a rickety trunk dumped on a millionaire's estate. Authorities speculated narcotics may have caused death, with a needle mark on her arm and no visible wounds. The victim, identified as Mrs. Scott of Milwaukee, left with a man described as her lover. the man was later found in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee Ice
Joseph Sulenski
Gardner
James C. Greenway
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Greenway
Harriet Lauder
George Lauder Sr
Andrew Carnegie
New York City
Russell Move No Surprise To Gov Scott
Gov Scott said the presidential nomination of Russell Move was not a surprise and praised the candidate as a very able man. He added there may be no splinter party this year and expressed support for the party, noting questions about a potential secretary of agriculture. He also predicted North Carolina’s delegation to the Democratic national convention would be split this year as four years ago.
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Scott
Georgia
Manara Wreee
North Carolina
Ellentown
Atomic Ene Commission
Ellenton
Engineers urged to aid North Carolina development
Hubert E. Olive of Lexington told a Charlotte dinner audience of engineers that the state can be advanced through the engineers effort. Olive, a candidate for governor in the May 31 Democratic primary, said North Carolina has vast mineral resources that remain largely untapped.
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North Carolina
Hubert E. Olive
Lexington
Olive
Stock Prices Move Irregular on Dull Saturday Session
New York stock prices fluctuated unevenly in a quiet Saturday trading day. The main list showed minimal moves as many leading stocks did not appear on the tape amid light Wall Street attendance and weather. Gold stocks led activity with low-priced issues advancing, while steel, autos, utilities, and railroads remained dull. Grains traded irregularly with commissions houses buying and end-of-week adjustments in wheat.
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Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Benguet Consolidated Mining
Tornado Wipes Through Fayetteville Tenn Killing Two
A brief but destructive tornado hit Fayetteville Tennessee killing two people and injuring about 160 in a 300 foot wide path seven blocks long. The twister struck at 4 40 p m causing extensive damage including 100 homes destroyed and a hospital maternity ward roof torn off. Power outages hindered injuries assessments while relief crews cleared streets and generators aided hospitals.
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Lincoln Nty Hospital
Fayetteville
A Ee
Nashville
Chapel Hill
Tenn
Huntsville
Ala
Right Jr
Daran Thornton Taylor
L. M. Donalson
Donalson Hospital For
Fayetteville Red Cross Disaster Committee
Trustees Define John Clark Role as Private Citizen
North Carolina University trustees approved a resolution clarifying that John Clark speaks as a private citizen, not a trustee, after a confrontation over campus racial issues. President Gordon Gray pressed for authorizing actions in the board’s name and a separate seven member panel was to probe student store operations across three university branches.
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University of North Carolina
John Clark
Clark
Ation
University
Gordon Gray
Segrejenton
North Carolina
Gray
Acton
Alumni North Rolina State Lege
Paul Foght
H. A. Fisher
Beattie Feathers
Foght
Tthe University
Egyptian Premier Maher Pasha Resigns Ahead of Britain Talks
Cairo reports prime minister Aly Maher Pasha resigns after a palace dispute amid looming talks with Britain over the Suez Canal Zone and Sudan. Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha may form a new government as Egypt seeks a Western-backed defense framework.
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Lowrie
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Maher Pasha
Mohammed Aly Maher Pasha
Farouk
Mustapha el Nahas Pasha
Ralph Stevenson
Suez Canal Zone
Sudan
Ralph
Suez
Barouk
Mayne
Middle East
Burglars Hit Reno Safe With Multi Million Loot
Burglars stole a 400 pound safe from Mr and Mrs LaVerne V Redfield in Reno. Police estimate the haul could total between 1 2 and 2 million in cash negotiable securities jewelry and other valuables. A small soap wrapper from St James Hotel Davenport Iowa was found near a window and may hint at a safe moving method.
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Sasten
St. James Hotel
Davenport
Callatz
James Clem
Police Bureau of Identification
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Clem
Idaho
Los Angeles
North Carolina Construction Permits Rise in January
The Labor Department reported January construction activity in North Carolina with permits totaling 7,025,646 for new housing. Nonresidential permits reached 4,193,514 and alterations, additions and repairs were valued at 1,555,752 across 75 cities and towns after a December dip.
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al Ae Labor Department
Ellenton Vanishes From Map For Hydrogen Bomb Plant
An Ellenton native recalls his hometown erased to clear land for an H bomb facility. Bulldozers flattened cotton fields as the United States pursued a pivotal reactor project, displacing residents and altering a sleepy town forever.
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Louis Cassels
United Press
Washington
South Carolina
Savannah
United States
Textile Plants Have Troubles
New York reports the cotton textile industry cutting production to balance weak demand. Prices have fallen and profits dwindled prompting several mills to curtail output and some plan closures or transfers of operations to the South as the industry seeks relief from a year long slump.
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van Weed
Virginia
Ao Ee
South
Water main break threatens Asheville supply
A break on buried 16 inch water lines near the main supply caused fears of a water shortage in Asheville. Crews repaired the line last night and prepared to resume service as reconstruction equipment rolled over the damaged pipe. The reservoir stood at near full capacity pending restoration.
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Asheville
Draft Estimate for 3 Million Armed Forces
A Selective Service official estimated 600000 to 700000 men must be drafted or volunteer to sustain 3 million service members in the year starting July 1. The figure excludes reenlistments but includes 500000 reservists and draftees due for release, assuming many will re enlist. It also considers how many will be drafted next year.
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Armed Services
Selective Service
Infantrymen Repel Chinese Push Near Chorwon Front
On the Central Korea front Allied infantry repelled a charging Chinese force near Chorwon after a three hour and more bombardment. The Reds damaged or destroyed four Allied tanks in the same area on Friday. The midnight assault lasted about 30 minutes with Allied artillery and mortar fire aiding riflemen. In Kum Song area forces knifed through and around a hill mass nicknamed Little Italy. The Fifth Air Force reported 27 planes lost in February and 51 MIGs destroyed or damaged.
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United Nations
Chorwon
U. N
Eeeloff
Kumsong
Italy
Reds
Fifth Air Force Monthly
North Korea
Students report on international conferences at NAS assembly
Student representatives from North and South Carolina and Virginia present a summary of two recent international conferences at the National Student Association assembly in Chapel Hill. Barry Farber of Greensboro, UNC student, will report after attending meetings in Yugoslavia and Brazil.
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Virginia
National Student Association
Thhree-State
Barry Farber
Greensboro
Farber
University of North Carolina
Yugoslavia
Brazil
Red Cross drive leaflet blames business official
Rockingham North Carolina publicity chairman Joe McLaurin confessed he produced and distributed leaflets urging donations to the North Carolina Communist Party instead of the Red Cross. He said he acted on his own and hired two Negro youths to place leaflets on car windshields and under business doors. police questioned the youths.
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N. C
Red Cross
North Carolina Communist Party
Joe McLaurin
McLaurin
Weather report note on temperatures tonight and tomorrow
The low tonight is 30 and the high tomorrow reaches 48. Today’s high was 50 with a low of 38, a brief progression of mild spring-like temperatures.
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