Prosecution Says Scales Case Delayed by Defense Moves
Greensboro native Junius I. Scales is charged with belonging to the Communist Party advocating government overthrow. He faces trial in the Middle District in Greensboro on April 11 before Judge Albert V. Bryan. The government argues defense motions are delaying tactics and that Feb 18 was the final date for such motions. Scales was indicted November 18 and arrested in Memphis Tennessee. Bryan has not ruled on the motion to dismiss.
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Quartet Fails In Race With Death
In Columbus Ohio two young couples tried to outrun a police car but their car was struck by a moving train at a crossing and carried 200 feet. All four occupants died and investigators named Lana 18 Victor L Lee 1 Susan Carroll Ann Pugh 19 among the victims. Police tracked the car to a Bexley area chase then into Columbus. One driver had no license.
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Burley tobacco bill delayed in House setback
Washington The House refused to suspend rules to quicken action on a bill to cut burley quotas and curb overproduction. A possible path remained for a priority ruling by the Rules Committee while North Carolina members split 66 to 0 against the shortcut plan. critics warned minimum acreage cuts could hurt small growers and Western North Carolina growers.
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Senator Recalls Atomic Submarine Cruise and Deep Sea Tests
Senator Anderson recounts a cruise aboard the Nautilus with Adm. Rickover, describing full power dives, gauge watching, and an hours-long briefing about the submarine and its cost and promise. He notes the vessel could operate underwater indefinitely, unlike standard subs. The piece also mentions the hornbill’s nesting habits and a study on American workers’ accident rates.
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NAACP Leader Walter White Dies in New York
Walter White, 61, longtime executive secretary of the NAACP, died of a heart attack at his New York home. A fierce foe of segregation, he helped push the antisegregation suit that led to the Supreme Court ban on racial segregation in public schools. His life linked to 1931 NAACP leadership and a public crusade for colored rights.
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House Beautiful Magazine
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Atlanta Post
NAACP
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Georgia
Atlanta University
Gen Hull Receives Korea Medal in Farewell Ceremony
In Seoul at City Stadium President Syngman Rhee pinned the Taeguk with Gold Star on retiring U. N. Far East commander Gen John E. Hull. Rhee praised Hull for exceptionally outstanding meritorious service and moral and material support for the South Korean defense buildup.
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Witness says Remon mistrusted Guizado in slaying case
A witness testified that President Remon distrusted his successor Jose Ramon Guizado. Guizado, on trial as an accomplice in Remon's January 2 assassination, pleads innocence as assembly prosecutors push for a guilty verdict.
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Senate Building to Include 500-Seat Hearing Auditorium
The new Senate Office Building will feature a 500 seat auditorium with booths for radio and television broadcasts of hearings. The first lighthouse in what is now the United States was a tower at Boston harbor entrance, erected in 1716.
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