Hosiery Mill to Start Here. 50 Jobs Planned
Kayby Hosiery Mill of North Carolina Inc will open a new 1509 English Street facility to produce Trimfit misses and children hose with over 200000 worth of knitting machinery. The operation aims to hire 50 workers, with lease and development handled by Mendenhall Moore Realtors and support from the High Point Chamber of Commerce.
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Kayby Hosiery Mill of
North Carolina
Trimfit
Philadelphia
Anaheim
California
Sixty Point
Mendenhall- Moore Realtors
Chamber
Hutchens
High Point
Phil Clarke
Last of Controls Ends as Consumers Return to Free Market
Washington reports the end of price controls after a two year program begun in 1950 following the Korean invasion. Freehill confirms decontrol of steel and industry with wages lifted, forecasting a $3 billion price rise this year and consumer impact around $20 per family.
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Washington
Joseph Freehill
Freehill
It Was Great Day For The Irish Parade And Births
A six pound ten ounce boy born to a soldier’s wife named Ireland. In Greenwich Conn a policeman used green chalk to mark parking zones. New York hosted nearly 2 million marchers for the St Patrick’s Day parade the largest ever. Eisenhower noted Irish heritage as Ambassador Hearne visited the White House with shamrocks. Mrs Norma Ireland of Adrian Mich gave birth on St Patrick’s Day. Detroit woman Loretta Moore won a St Patrick’s Day divorce after a judge ruled grounds existed. Notre Dame’s Fightin Irish are 20 percent Irish according to a campus survey. In Dublin Ga no St Patrick’s Day celebration due to lack of Irish residents.
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Ireland
Greenwich
Conn
New York
Washington
Eisenhower
John Joseph Hearne
White House
Patrick
Detroit
Loretta Moore
Chester P. O'Hara
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Notre Dame
Dublin
W. H. Lovett
George Favors Corporation Tax Increase
Washington Senator George argues raising the regular corporate income tax from 52 to 54 percent would largely offset revenue losses from ending the excess profits tax. He warns against embedding the levy, which could hamper business expansion and prompt some firms to abandon corporate form. President Eisenhower signaled no desire to let the tax expire without a substitute.
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Washington
LLP
Walter F. George
D-Ga
George
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
U.S. Aids Nationalists With Jets and Tanks to Build Strength
The advisory chief said Formosa is seeing intensified aid to Chiang Kai-shek’s forces. In two months 23 ships carried F-47 and RF-5 aircraft, artillery, machine guns, and engineer equipment, with jets expected daily. A second surge in advisers and plans to train about 900 Chinese officers in the U.S. next year were outlined to bolster the Nationalist army for a stronger push against Communists.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Chiang ai-Shek
William C. Chase
China
Chase
Military Assistance Advisory Group
Republic of Korea Army
United States
Air Force
North Carolina Senate Kills Five Election Law Bills
The Senate Committee on Election Law and Judicial Districts killed five proposed changes, including lowering the voting age from 21 to 18. A separate bill to oust five members of the State Board of Elections was reported favorably by the same committee, while another measure would allow absentee voting for military spouses and veterans abroad in primaries.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Senate Committee On Election Law
a _ House
State Board of Elections
H. H. Crawford
Graham
W. B. Hodges
Henderson
Attorney General
County Boards of Elections
United States
Pilot Orders Return Fire In B50 MIG Skirmish Off Kamchatka
Lt. Col. Robert S. Rich testified that his B50 bomber was attacked by MIG15s off the Siberian coast near Kamchatka. He ordered the gunner to fire back after the MIG pressured the bomber, and the encounter lasted about 14 minutes with no confirmed damage. The incident followed a week of similar East West air clashes and drew congressional calls for inquiry.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Siberia
Robert S. Rich
Eielson Air Force Base
Here
Siberian
Air Force
Eisenhower
15Th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron
Eielson
Forbes Field
Topeka
Kan
Petropavlovsk
Kamchatka Peninsula
Rich
Aleutian Islands
U. S
Harry F. Welch
Ft. Huron
Mich
Baraboo
Wis
West
Western
Aay
Elbe River
Germany
Soro
State Department
Ye Department
Moscow
Soviet Foreign Office
Bering Sea
Showers Hit Wide Areas Of Nation
The Associated Press reports showers and thunderstorms spread across the mid continental region from Arkansas to Illinois and Iowa with heavy rains in Ft Smith Arkansas and Little Rock Arkansas. Temperatures remained mild overall with a cooler snap in the Northeast and Central Rockies as southerly winds kept the Mississippi Valley and Ohio Valley暖.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Illinois
Iowa
North Central
Ft. Smith
Ark
Little Rock
McAlester
Oklo
Seaboard
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Upper
Great Lakes
Budget Subcommittee Opens Budget Work In Raleigh
The Legislature's 22 member special appropriations subcommittee meets tonight to align the next biennial budget with expected state revenues. It will issue frequent reports to the full Appropriations Committee and, after debate, voted to open its meetings to the public, marking a first for budget bill deliberations.
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Raleigh
Two Marines Missing After Tigercat Crash Off Cherry Point
A Marine Corps FTF Tigercat night fighter crashed in the Atlantic near Cherry Point leaving two men, the pilot and radar operator, missing. The plane was last reported five miles offshore from Morehead City at 7:55 p.m. during a night ground control intercept training mission and lost contact with a companion aircraft.
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Cherry Point
Marine Corps
FTF
Atlantic Ocean
Here
Morehead City
Avery's Creek Man Charged With First Degree Murder
William Zack Pierce 51 faces first degree murder charges in the slaying of Frank Banks 47 of Burnsville. Banks died from gunshot wounds suffered near Mt. Pisgah after Pierce had just been ordered to leave Buncombe County but did not comply.
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Asheville
Avery’s Creek
Buncombe County
William Zack Pierce
Frank Banks
Burnsville
Banks
Mt. Pisgah
W. K. McLean
Pierce
Buncombe Superior Court
Penland pleads to manslaughter in fatal family shooting
Carroll Penland, 19, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the Dec 11 1952 shooting of his brother Arvil Penland in a Paint Gap store Yancey County. He received a 19 to 20 year state prison sentence in Yancey Superior Court.
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Burnsville
Carroll Penland
Penland
Arvil Penland
Paint Gap
Yancey
Terry Hall
J. Hoyle Sink
Yancey Superior Court
Clarence O. Ridings
Bladenboro man sentenced for cousin’s Sept. slaying
Horace Deaver was given a 14 to 18 year prison term after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the shotgun killing of his first cousin Dewey Tate on Sept. 6. Judge Leo Carr in Bladen Superior Court handed down the sentence following the plea.
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Elizabethtown
Bladenboro
Horace Deaver
Leo Carr
Burlington
Bladen Superior Court
Dewey Tate
Piedmont Test Farm to be moved to Rowan County site
Agriculture Commissioner L Y Ballentine confirmed plans to relocate the Piedmont Test Farm from Statesville to a 1 052 acre site in Rowan County. The State Board of Agriculture has an option to buy three Steele Township farms from Dan Nicholas for 115225 dollars. The Council of State will be asked to approve the purchase and to finance it by selling the Statesville farm.
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Raleigh
Piedmont
Statesville
Rowan County
L. Y. Ballentine
State Board of Agriculture
Dan Nicholas
Salisbury
Steele Township
Ballentine
Council of State
States‘ville
Fourth Large Bomber Strike Hits Pungha Area In Manchuria
U S B29 Superforts blasted Pungha on Manchuria's southern outskirts in the fourth major bomber raid of the Korean War. Dutch and South Korean troops repelled Chinese probes in the western sector, while U S forces protested Soviet jet aggressions near Kamchatka and prepared disciplinary measures. Four Okinawa based Superforts also hit Pungha, with heavy flak and night fighter resistance reported.
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Seoul
Pungha
Manchuria
Eighth Army
Air Force
Sinuiju
Korea
China
Fifth Air Force
Wonsan
U. S. Marine Panther
Pyongyang
Yonan
Plans Made For Second Atomic Blast At Yucca Flat Desert Test
Las Vegas AP reports preparations underway at Yucca Flat in the Nevada high desert for a second atomic blast in a spring series. 1,600 troops and observers had survived a near-ground zero exercise two miles away and will help outfit the test site for next detonations, with 1,000 more soldiers expected at Camp Desert Rock.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Yucca Flat
Here
Desert Rock
Nagaska
William C. Bullock
Camp
Camp Desert Rock
Car L. Tyler
Alvin C. Graves
Stocks Advance Irregularly Across Early Trade
New York led by specialties, stocks rose irregularly as trading stayed moderately active. Gains in the specialties reached over 1 percent with some issues rising more, while the main list showed tiny price moves. First hour sales were 350000 shares, below yesterday's 410000, with Montgomery Ward up 2.5 points to 63 and American Cyanamid gaining 1.5 points to 50.
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New York
Montgomery Ward
Local Weather Forecast Highlights Temperatures and Sun Times
Tonight's low expected around 52 with tomorrow's high near 68. Today's high reaches 60 while last night's low dipped to 49. Sunset is at 6 39 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 26 a m.
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Vance
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Senate
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Onslow
George Randall
Iredell
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Weather Bureau
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Mobile
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Antonio Seer
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