Stalin Set To Make Momentous Soviet Announcement Tonight
Moscow signals Joseph Stalin will headline a high profile speech to launch the campaign for the supreme Soviet election set for tomorrow. Molotov warned against imperialist threats while urging continued peaceful co existence and active mobilization for peace.
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Moscow
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Soviet Communist Party
Russia
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Molotov
Soviet Union
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Gubitchev to Accept U S Offer on Spy Sentence
Valentin A. Gubitchev reportedly will accept the U S government offer allowing release from a 15 year term if he returns to Russia. He could choose prison or home leave, with a possible exit within two weeks. The case follows sentences to Judith Coplon and drew sharp criticism from Sen. Wherry.
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U. S
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Batory
Gerhart Eisler
New York Times
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Sylvester Ryan
Judith Coplon
Justice Department
State Department
Vienna
Robert Vogeler
Hungary
Budapest
Reynolds to file for Graham's U S Senate seat next Friday
Asheville March 11 Robert R Reynolds said he will file for the U S Senate next Friday He will name Senator Frank P Graham as his natural adversary He plans a campaign tour hitting Raleigh Elizabeth City Wilmington Asheville Charlotte Greensboro Winston-Salem and Durham and may not open a Raleigh headquarters citing cost and postage concerns
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Robert R. Reynolds
U. S. Senate
Frank P. Gram
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Hoey
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Elizabeth City
Wilmington
Charlotte
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Winston-Salem
Durham
Reynolds
McLean
Snow Drifts Sweep Midwest and Mountain States
Fresh snow blankets wide areas from Michigan to northern Montana with heavy falls in many sections. Five inches reported in northern Iowa and southern Wisconsin while temperatures stay chilly. a 14 below reading observed at Pembina North Dakota. The cold front extends into northern New England as southern states see near normal readings.
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Smith Names Louisburg Man State Manager
Col. Charles P. Green a 39 year old Louisburg lawyer will manage Willis Smith s senatorial campaign in North Carolina Green will take over Tuesday morning to set up the state headquarters at the Sir Walter hotel Smith opened a campaign office there and plans larger quarters next week Green s first statewide political venture follows Smith s bid for the U S Senate seat currently held by Frank Graham and Reynolds plan to open headquarters around March 17 Green a World War II veteran and former American Bar association president was born in Franklin county graduated from Wake Forest in 1932 practiced law in Louisburg served five years active duty rising to lieutenant colonel.
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American Bar Association
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Wake Forest College
Adenauer Protests Franco Saar Coal Area Accord
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer denounced the Franco Saar agreement in a special session, pledging to protest to western allies. The pact grants Saarland self governance while ceding its coal wealth to France for 50 years, prompting a German white paper proposing international Ruhr-style control.
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Two Guardsmen Die in Ohio Air Collision
Two Ohio National Guard pilots were killed when two F-51 planes crashed in flames during a training flight near Steubenville. First Lt. William Drazie of Steubenville and First Lt. Neil H. Diehl of Columbus died in the fiery impact three miles from the city. The other three planes in the formation landed safely.
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Ohio State University
Neil H. Diehl
Columbus
Here
John Kowalczyk
Lockbourne Air Base
Joe Osz
Belgians Vote on Return of Exiled King Leopold III
Belgians vote Sunday in an advisory referendum on whether exiled King Leopold III should resume constitutional powers. About 5.5 million of 8 million eligible voters decide if Leopold or abdication favors his son Baudouin, amid a polarized campaign across Walloon and Flemish regions.
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Germany
Switzerland
Prince Charles
Paul-Henri Spaak
Government Free To Tax Margarine? Federal Taxes Dropped
James Marlow reports that a new bill would end all federal taxes on margarine once signed by the President. It limits state powers, outlines labeling and packaging rules for cross state sales, and leaves enforcement to the FTC with penalties up to 5000 dollars per day for violations after the 60 day appeal window.
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Governor Announces SBI Probing Kickbacks in Schools
Governor says the State Bureau of Investigation is gathering complaints from teachers who allegedly must pay kickbacks to keep their jobs. affidavits and checks support claims of pay up or get out in several counties, with uncertainty about recipients being individuals or party contributors. He notes election issues persist and cites possible voter suppression while stressing efforts for a fair vote.
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State Bureau of Investigation
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North Carolina
Senate Vote On Cooperative Housing Likely To be Close
In Washington on March 11 observers predicted a nip and tuck Senate vote on a scaled down cooperative housing provision for middle income families. Senator Sparkman said the vote edges to supporters while Senator Bricker gauges strong opposition and an amendment that could defeat the measure. The program is part of a broader housing bill, with loans cut from 2 billion to 1 billion in the Banking Committee compromise.
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Bricker
Ohio
Senate Banking Committee
Britons Urged to Begin Solemn Atomic Fast
BEXHILL England March 11 A Church of England pastor urged Britons to cease work and start a solemn fast on March 26 unless a national committee forms to demand negotiations on atomic weapons between the United States and Russia. The Rev R S Waterson said the committee should comprise political church and civic leaders and atomic energy experts and compared the protest to Gandhi's passive resistance.
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GOP presses Acheson critique in McCarthy era clash
Washington reports a growing GOP drive against Secretary of State Acheson linked to the McCarthy communist hunt. Senator Wherry assailed Acheson over the Gubitchev case, urging the law take its course, while Democrats cautioned against partisan optics as McCarthy expands the inquiry with new accusations and testimony planned for Monday.
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Wisconsin
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New Officers Of NCEA To Be Made Known Today
Raleigh March 11 The final session of the North Carolina Education Association convention will announce new officers. Election was by mail ballot with Margaret McDermott of Winston-Salem versus C. M. Abernathy of Lenoir for president. Other races include vice president and secretary treasurer. Amendments to the NCEA constitution also result from today’s session.
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North Carolina Education Association
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Winston-Salem
NCEA
C. M. Abernathy
Lenoir
North Carolina Education Association Convention Notes
A Raleigh auditorium visit shows how teaching practice has changed since Kerr Scott’s governorship. The governor’s request for all agriculture data highlights literacy issues among teachers and librarians as lawmakers recall spelling troubles in salaries and policies.
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N Lorth Carolina
Department of Agriculture
Kerr Scott
State Board of Agriculture
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Spelling
State Senate
Ihotel
Raleigh Municipal Auditorium
North Carolina Education Association
Fuchs Had Access To Much Data
Dr Karl Fuchs a confessed Russian spy may have stripped the United States of key atomic secrets and could have shared educated guesses about U S A bomb production and stockpile. Senate committee reviewed his confession behind closed doors with some dates and names redacted. The German born scientist worked on the U S atomic bomb project from 1943 to 1946 and was sentenced to 14 years in prison. The Ensign claimed Canada informed U S and Britain in 1946 but FBI later investigated in 1947.
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Karl Fuchs
United States
Fuchs
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
McMahon
D.-Conn
Joint Committee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Committee Behind Closed Doors
Russia
London
U. S
Montreal
Ensign
Canada
FBI
Three Men Charged in Winston-Salem Driver Hijack Attempt
Three men face assault with intent to murder charges after a Winston-Salem truck driver Ernest Crosby, 37, was shot near Savannah. Suspects Thomas Lynch, 31, and George Kersey, 27, were arrested in Spartanburg with a shotgun. Angus Brown also held. Lynch and Kersey face additional counts of armed robbery auto theft burglary and arson.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Ernest Edward Crosby
Thomas Lynch
Mountville
Clinton
S. C
George Kersey
Stillmore
Spartanburg
Angus Brown
Sylvania
Lynch
Kersey
Laurens County
Robert Crowder
Chatham County
C. W. Weir
Virginia
Eleven States Plan to Fight Bootlegging Network
ATLANTA March 11 Eleven states will meet here March 29 to map plans for shutting off bootleg liquor supplies flowing from the Midwest. Georgia Revenue Commissioner Charles Redwine said officials from Illinois Missouri Arkansas Louisiana Florida Tennessee Alabama Kentucky North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia will attend. Redwine noted Georgia liquor dealers have improved compliance since a recent investigation shut down several and suspended others from business.
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Charles Redwine
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Tennessee
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South Carolina
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