11-Year-Old Kills Father and Stepmother in Sleep
In Pendleton Oregon an 11-year-old boy stabbed his father and stepmother to death while they slept, later claiming he did not mean to kill them. He was found with the knife near Hermiston after fleeing. authorities note a growing resentment over discipline and restrictions.
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Pendleton
Ore
David Lee Crozier Jr
David
David Crozier
Hermiston
N. W. Smith
Moody
Smith
North Carolina House Advances Bills on Juries and Milk
The House sent to the Senate a measure allowing grand juries to inspect school buildings with amendments overlaying 50 of North Carolina’s 100 counties. It killed a convalescent home licensing bill 60 to 41. A milk commission bill drew farm support and little opposition, while a prison and highway department separation hearing was set for tomorrow.
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McCain
House
Senate
State Medical Care Commission
John Y. Joyner Jr
Buncombe
Mississippi Replacing Old Rural Schools With Modern Consolidated Buildings
In Mississippi the era of the one room schoolhouse fades as more than 3 000 small rural schools predating 1946 have mostly disappeared. Over 3 500 modern classrooms now serve both Negro and white students. A recess committee seeks to equalize facilities and plans to replace sub standard schools with consolidated buildings within four to five years.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Male Workers Get Smoking Breaks
Chicago survey of 362 companies shows 81 percent allow men to smoke on the job while 45 percent permit women to smoke. About 323,716 workers are in the plants surveyed. rest periods favor women with 90 percent allowing breaks versus 60 percent for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Employers’ Association of Chicago
Hanover shop closes after death of Mr. Regular Price
A Hanover sports shop posted Closed this afternoon due to the death of Mr. Regular Price with a clearance sale announced tomorrow as a postscript. The notice uses witty wording to describe the temporary closure and upcoming sale.
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Hanover
N. H
Regular Price
Caudle Back In Limelight Of A House Tax Probe
Washington former assistant attorney general T. Lamar Caudle faced a House Ways and Means subcommittee probe into the Iozia tax case. Witnesses said Caudle issued orders guiding the case and sought to impeach the main government witness. He defended his actions as preventing injustice.
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Caudle
Washington
T. Lamar Caudie
Truman
Justice Department
Ways and Means
Garry D. Iozia
Kean
Committee
John Tobin
Iozia
North Carolina
Meyer Rothwacks
Sozia
Rothwacks
Tozia
East Paterson
N. J
Caudie
Grand
Rufus McLean
Jules Verne
Joseph Sherman
Wallace M. Cohen
Sherman
Cohen
Secret Session Blocks Press In Durham Subcommittee
Reporters pressed to attend a Mecklenburg Wilson and Durham subcommittee meeting on state budget issues as a stand off over press access persisted. Statements from Rep Umstead Rep Shreve and others described possible contempt actions and adjournment options.
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Woodrow Price
News and Observer
Bill Whitley
Durham Herald
Ed O’herron
Mecklenburg
Larry I. Moore
Wilson
Subcommittee
Moore
Revenue Building
Budget Bureau
Rep
Umstead
Appropriations Committee
Shreve
Reassurances By Taft Sparkman Remove Barriers For Bohlen
Senators Taft and Sparkman signaled likely approval of Charles Bohlen as ambassador to Russia after reviewing an FBI security summary. President Eisenhower nominated Bohlen on February 23, with Dulles calling him a loyalty risk. McCarthy and Bridges oppose, citing policy links to Dean Acheson.
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Tor
U. S
Russia
McCarthy
Bohlen
Senate
Taft
Sparkman
Jack Bell
Washington
Ohio
D-Ala
Charles
Chip) Bohlen
Eisenhower
State Department
Moscow
Eves Stalin
Dulles
FBI
Sen
R-Wis
McCarran
D-New
Bridges
R-Nh
Foreign Service
Dean Acheson
This Fellow Needs Work Any Offers
Vic tor Rizzea, a Sicilian immigrant in Hartford, works for local newspapers, shovels snow, runs errands, and attends school. He rises at 4 a.m. and labors until 6 or 7 p.m. He saves to buy his mother a silver set with a $150 bank draw last Christmas.
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Victor
Sicily
Vic
Time Corp bans sweaters for women workers
Waterbury report says U. S. Time Corporation forbids women workers from wearing sweaters though not for distraction. The issue cited is sweater lint entering watch works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury, Conn
U. S
Time Corporation
Ike Receives Danish Order of Elephant
President Eisenhower becomes the first American honored with Denmark’s Order of the Elephant. Walter M. Ringer of Minneapolis delivered a porcelain elephant gift from Prince Axel of Denmark, noting the symbol’s prestige.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Walter M. Ringer
Minneapolis
Denmark
Prince Axel
Origin of Uncle Sam Tracing to Brother Jonathan
The piece notes that Brother Jonathan was the symbolic predecessor of Uncle Sam dating from the Revolution. It adds that the term Uncle Sam is said to have originated during the War of 1812.
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Uncle Sam
Brother Jonathan
Zemo Lotion Aids Relief From Itching
First applications of Zemo antiseptic promptly relieve itching of surface skin and scalp irritations. Zemo stops scratching and aids faster healing and clearing of irritated skin.
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Zemo
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Everett
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Joseph McCarthy
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D-Ark
Charles E
Foreign Relations Committee
Kioan
Guilford Optical
Eer
Raiamag
Adnan
Salsbury
DR. Salsbury
Clinard Milling CO. S. Hamilton
Davis St
Hartford, Conn
Victor Rizzea
High Point Merchants
Lee W. Bos
Boone Coal & Fuel CO
English St
Cuba
Royal Arch Masons
High Point
RAM
Acadia Lodge
Tours
Clyde
Chernault
Reginald L. Rogers
Sec’y
Office Equipment CO
S. Main ST
TVA
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Iees S
Aunders
E. Ashington St
Homart
Sears, Roebuck and Co
High Point, N. C
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