Fox Paper to Expand, Add 14400 Sq Ft Plant in High Point
The Fox Paper Co of Lockland Cincinnati will immediately add a 14 400 square foot building adjoining its 12 000 square foot facility boosting total manufacturing space to 26 400. Construction by D W Hunter will start at once with occupancy planned July 1. Project cost about 50000 with equipment costs exceeding 200000 and payroll near 150000 annually. The expansion aims to broaden pads cellulose wadding and kraft wrapping products for furniture trade while maintaining raw material supply from Lockland plants. Chamber president Hutchens hails the move as beneficial to High Point.
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Lockland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ward Street
C. R. Walker
George E. Hutchens
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Fox Company
D. W. Hunter
Hunter Coal and Ice Company
Fox
Fox Paper Company
Walker
Carolinas
Georgia
Virginia
High Point
Kraft
Eets Aid Chamber
Hutchens
United States Presses Russia on Peace and Disarmament at UN
At the United Nations in New York on March 21 the United States urged Premier Malenkov to authorize serious disarmament talks in the world forum. Ernest A. Gross pressed Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin to obtain Kremlin authority to cooperate on a verifiable disarmament program. Zorin gave no reply as the committee approved a U N disarmament panel report due next September. the Soviet bloc opposed.
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United States
Russia
Malenkov
U.S
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Valerian A. Zorin
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Zorin
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Soviet Union
U. N. Disarmament Commission
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Soviet Bloc
Medford
Ore
Frank Applegate
Dixon
Syracuse University
New York
Bureau
INS
Korea
Pacific Stars and Stripes
Bohlen Seems To Be Assured Of Approval
Senate Republican leader Taft plans to bring Charles E. Bohlen's ambassadorship to Russia to a vote Monday as Eisenhower and Dulles back Bohlen. McCarthy protests call for more questioning of Dulles, while McLeod’s weekend absence weakens anti Bohlen efforts.
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Russia
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McCarthy
Dulles
Charles E
Chip) Bohlen
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Bohlen
R. W. Scott McLeod
State Department
McLeod
McLeod McCarthy
Sen. Bridges
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
FBI
Sen. Tobey
R-Nh
Bugs Bunny Easter Coloring Contest Opens For Kids
The notice invites boys and girls up to 12 years old to join a Bugs Bunny Easter coloring contest. It explains three sketches to color starting Tuesday and promises a prize for participants.
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Bugs
Amvets leaders in Charlotte confront internal rift
North Carolina Amvets officials meet in Charlotte to quell dissension led by Andy Del Vescovo. He warns of “fireworks” as he fights a move to oust him from the organization’s salaried membership director post.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina Amvets
Andy del Vescovo
del Vescovo
Accidental Drowning of Colonel M. Storie Verified
A 60 year old man Colonel M Storie was found in a small creek near Lenoir North Carolina and authorities ruled the death accidental drowning. Coroner Marshall Kincaid said autopsy by Dr John Reece Morganton showed drowning with no sign of foul play. Police believe he fell into the creek last night.
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Colonel M. Storie
Here
Marshall Kincaid
John Reece
Morganton
Gastonia Voters to Decide Ward System Plan
In Gastonia North Carolina residents will vote Monday on keeping the present city wide election system or adopting a ward plan. The city now operates with a five man council and the mayor. A pro ward result would replace the council with six wards. About five thousand votes are expected. Mayor Harrelson Yancey leads the pro ward group while City Judge Julius Sanders heads the opposition.
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Gastonia
N. C
Harrelson Yancey
Julius Sanders
Dalton Elected to Board and Treasurer at Asheville Citizen-Times
William K. Dalton, with the company since 1926, is named to the board of directors and will serve as treasurer. He replaces late W. Randall Harriss. Dalton began as an auditor and became comptroller and assistant treasurer in 1950.
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N. C
Asheville Citizen-Times Company Today
William K. Dalton
Dalton
W. Randall Harriss
Grants Hit New 1952 High for UNC chapel Hill
Harold A Lineberger reported at the UNC Development Council meeting that 1952 gifts and grants to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill totaled 1 147 155 from four main sources national foundations health affairs division grants state foundations and individuals and other restricted funds.
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University of North Carolina At
Can't Get Rid of Pet Eagle
A Wake County man Robe T Perry keeps a federally protected bald eagle in his home in Raleigh despite orders to release it. Officials moved the bird miles away but it returned to the cage, and Perry faces federal court action for possessing the national emblem.
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Raleigh
Wake County
Sam
Robe T. Perry
Perry
Federal Fish and Wildlife
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Moscow Radio Drops Old Propaganda Line After Atomic Blast
AP Wirephoto from Atomic Energy Commission shows a $20,000 house near ground zero at 3500 feet being wrecked by a nuclear blast. The camera and lead shielding captured four stages from initial flash to total destruction. Mannequin figures in a basement shelter survive the blast without harm.
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Atomic Energy Commission
American Newsmen Seized Off Hong Kong by Red Junk
U S newsmen and an American ship captain were reported captured near Hong Kong after a Communist armed junk intercepted and towed a 42 foot yawl named Kert owned by Richard Applegate of Medford Oregon. The Royal Navy observed the event from Lantao Island and the fate of the others aboard remained unclear.
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Medford
Ore
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NBC
State Department
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Kert
Benjamin Krasner
Brooklyn
Royal Navy
Lapsamai
International News Service
Arnold Dibble
United Press Day
Treasury Receipts Rise But Deficit Still Uncertain
March receipts show tax payments boosting revenue to about 47 billion for the fiscal year, with March 16 and 17 deposits nudging totals past last year. Spending climbs mainly on defense, yet the deficit shrinks from 10.156 billion to 8.591 billion as of March 18, though projections still target a larger year-end shortfall.
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U. S. Treasury
Truman
Reds Admit West Helped Win War
London report says a Moscow radio commentator attributed Allied victory in World War II to harmonized cooperation among the Soviet Union the United States and Britain. The English broadcast cited wartime unity and argued peaceful coexistence without interference is possible. diplomats weigh implications for current Cold War tensions.
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Moscow Radio
Harmonius
Soviet Union
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Britain
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Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Ivone Kirkpatrick
Yugoslavia
Turkey
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Mediterranean
Marshal Tito
Great Britain
Leontyev
USA
Allies Beat Back Chinese Assault At Western Front
In Korea near Bunker Hill the Chinese Red ground force of about 9500 troops stormed an Allied observation post but was repelled after 35 minutes of close combat. Fifth Air Force sabre jets claimed five MIGs shot down and seven damaged in the same theater. Naval planes from three carriers mounted six months' heaviest assault near Chongjin by the Manchurian border.
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Flont
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U. S
Fifth Air Force
Korea
Bunker Hill
Chongjin
Zapotocky Chosen Czechoslovak President After Gottwald Death
Czechoslovakia's Parliament elected Antonin Zapotocky 68 as president in Prague's Hradcany Castle by unanimous vote after Klement Gottwald's death. Vice Premier Vilem Siroky, Slovakia head, named to premiership. Antonin Novotny retains Secretariat post. Zapotocky, viewed as moderate by Western observers, begins long leadership amid postwar Communist consolidation.
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Austria
Czechoslovakia
Antonin Zapotocky
Klement Gottwald
Red
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Prague
Hradcany Castle
Soviet Russia
Alexander J. Bogmolovy
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Siroky
Communist Party In
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Gottwald
Radio Prague
Stalin
Eduard Benes
Novotny
Communist Party
Weather report summary for today and weekend
High today 68 degrees with a low of 55. Yesterday’s high 59 and low 46. Sunset today at 6 33 p m. Sunrise tomorrow at 6 20 a m.
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Detroit
High Point
Key West
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