Negroes Face Discrimination at Polls in North Carolina
Raleigh March 8 Gov Scott states Negroes have been discriminated against trying to register to vote in North Carolina. He cites pressure from legislators to boost appropriations and leaves the budget $5 million out of balance. He urges more SBI agents and better rural law enforcement coordination.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Scott
State Bureau of Investigation
State Board of Elections
Faison
SBI
U S Winning Its Court Cases Against Communists
Washington report recounts the government’s wins in 11 communist related cases and 19 convictions since 1947. It lists trials from Carl Marzani to Judith Coplon and notes appeals and ongoing cases involving Eisler, Dennis, Law son, Trumbo, Hiss, Christoffel, and Bridges with ages and sentences.
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U.S
Washington
Judith Coplon
Valentin Gubitchev
New York
Russia
Carl Aldo Marzani
Gerhart Eisler
U. S
Congress
House un-American Activities Committee
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party
House
UN American Activities Committee
Eisler
Supreme Court
Germany
John Howard Lawson
Hollywood
Dalton Trumbo
Lawson
Trumbo
Dennis
Alger Hiss
State Department
Harold Christoffel
Milwaukee
House Labor Committee
Christoffel
Harry Bridges
San Francisco
Bridges
Australia
15 Killed In Plane Crash From Page One
Detroit departure bound for Fargo N D seaplane crash lists victims including Emery E Oliver Madison Wis Kiwanis manager and Mrs Hott Holmesville Ohio. Others: Dr Joseph V Breitwieser Grand Forks dean 65 Miss Matilda De Beck Arlington Va retired Federal Indian Bureau en route to Rochester, and more. Fire chief Malmquist says identification will be nearly impossible amid 100 octane blaze and ashes.
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Detroit
Fargo
N. D
Emery E. Oliver
J. C. Penney
Madison
Wis
Kiwanis
H. Hott
Holmesville
Ohio
Joseph V. Breitwieser
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Cleveland
Matilda de Beck
Arlington
Federal Indian Bureau
Rochester
Miss de Beck
Raymond Nolder
Tarentin
Pittsburgh
W. Lampert
New York City
Minn
H. Pafford
Sigma Chi Epsilon
Minneapolis
R. C. Buchmann
Chicago
G. M. Sohn
Reynold Malmquist
Debating Price Supports and Small Farmers
Brannan argues flexible price supports risk driving small farmers with limited land and credit from farming, urging a program that maintains prices to keep small farmers viable. He favors production controls to prevent overproduction while keeping broad ownership. Kline counters that higher supports won't solve the farm problem, citing disparities where half of farms produce 90 percent of goods and the other half only 10 percent.
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Brannan
National Farmers’ Union
Denver
Farm Bureau
Kline
GOP Presses Curbs on Strikes amid Coal Labor Tensions
Secretary Tobin and Senator Robertson push a bill to bring unions under anti trust law when restraint of trade occurs in essential industries. Tobin calls the move a threat to free collective bargaining while Watkins argues coal unions monopolize and paralyze the industry. Morse backs broadening the commission study to prevent national emergency coal strikes.
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Tobin
Truman
Robertson
D-Va
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Watkins
Morse
Commission
Butler and Watkins
Bradley outlines defense goals and economic cautions
General Bradley argues for a long term peaceful policy tied to a sound military plan. He warns that overmilitarization risks economic strain and undermining democracy. He urges calm national security thinking and measured mobilization with budgetary care.
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United States
Soviet Union
Bradley
Truman
Russia
Defense Johnson
U. S
Growers Warned Against Blue Mold In Tobacco Beds
Raleigh March 8 H R Garris plant pathologist for the North Carolina State College Extension Service warns tobacco growers to treat plant beds immediately for blue mold The disease has appeared in Hoke and several southeastern counties and is advancing about a month ahead of its usual schedule.
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Raleigh
H. R. Garris
N. C. State College Extension Service
Hoke
Garris
High Point Students View Red Cross Art Exhibit
High Point school children inspect a 51 painting exhibit by southeastern state students aided by the National Art Association and American Junior Red Cross. Local paintings go to Atlanta for preliminaries with four Greensboro works already chosen for international showing.
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Kenna Beall
High Point
Charles Carroll
Red Cross
Enterprise
Hodge
National Art Association
American Junior Red Cross
D. Stanton Sherrod
Atlanta
Sherrod
Kenna Bealle
Greensboro
Capitol Square notes and budget talk at governor press briefing
The article reports on Governor Scott press briefing topics including cucumber test farm remarks drawing farmer ire, the budget balancing push against a multi million dollar turnpike and road program, and comments on legislative origins. It notes bond underwriters and a transfer tax idea, plus the Medal of Honor awarded to Marine Private First Class Jack Lucas at 17.
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Scott
Dental
Chapel Hill
Roy Cates
Cates
Faison
United States
General Assembly
Frank Taylor
Appropriations
Charles Jones
First Securities Corporation of
Durham
Jack Lucas
Hadacol Promises Quick Health Boost For Children
Advert says many illnesses in children stem from nutritional deficiencies and promotes Hadacol as a miracle cure. It claims to improve appetite aid digestion and raise red blood cell levels with vitamins iron calcium and phosphorus. A testimonial from Sam Fortune Cedartown Georgia claims 6 to 7 pounds gained after using Hadacol for a couple of months. Trial size $1.25 and large family or hospital sizes $3.50.
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Sam Fortune
Cedartown
Georgia
Education Bill Hits Trouble
The push to withhold funds and direct bus service money to contractors for parochial pupils faces Catholic and secular opposition. Monsignor Middleton says parochial schools deserve government-supported transport but not general funding. Rep Jacobs proposes bars on federal money not for public schools, risking defeat of a broader school aid measure. Papen is a Negro Baptist minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John S. Middleton
Rep. Jacobs
Powell
Papen
Governor Scott Cancelled Flight to Asheville Meeting
Raleigh March 8 bad weather forced Governor Scott to cancel a flight to Asheville where he was to address production and marketing officials at a scheduled meeting.
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Raleigh
Scott
Asheville
Harvard Man Takes Stand In Borreto Case
Harvard witnesses describe blood on a needle and an old puncture mark. Dr. Ford testifies it is possible to reinsert through an old scar, while Dr. Sander concedes injecting air may have occurred near Mrs. Borreto's left elbow once before.
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Phinney
Dr. Ford
Cumberland Superior Court Hears Suit Over Coons Dog Value
W S Kinlaw of Eastover petitions Cumberland Superior Court to decide if Wheeler the coon dog is worth 150 dollars. Kinlaw sues to recover 150 dollars he paid to Hughie McLaurin, claiming he later found the dog worthless.
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Fayetteville
Cumberland Superior Court
Wheeler
W. S. Kinlaw
Eastover Towneship
Hughie McLaurin
Kinlaw
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