Negotiators Barter Over Exchanging Prisoners
In Munsan Korea negotiators discussed prisoner exchange details in secret talks with the United Nations Command seeking a compromise. An Allied spokesman cautioned against optimism or pessimism as discussions continued and a translation dispute over naming the UN forces surfaced amid protests by Communist delegates.
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Munsan
Korea
U. N
U. N. Command
Don O. Darrow
United Nations
Darrow
North Car
Chang Chun San
William P. Nuckols
No Enemy Planes Seen In Korean Air Strike
United Nations fighter bombers struck scattered targets along MIG Alley but did not sight enemy MIG-15 interceptors. Earlier, B-26 bombers faced a storm to bomb Sunchon and Unden Station yards, leaving the rail maze torn and burning as Reds try to rebuild lines. Patrol actions occurred in eastern and western sectors as thawing fronts influenced operations.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Manchuria
Suchon
Unden
Sunchon
U.N
City to Lease Fire Engine for Four Percent Plan
City Manager Randy Hamilton outlined a $14 000 fire engine plan for Carolina Beach. The town lacks cash and bonds, so it will lease the engine for several thousand dollars yearly until 1955, then pay $5 to own it. The approach resembles a time payment, but legal constraints required a different path.
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Carolina Beach
Randy Hamilton
Hamilton
Wreck near Angier kills three, injures two
A crash near Angier last night killed Betty Jean Blalock aged 16 Edna Morris 17 and Sam Regan 35 all of Willow Springs. Sherrill Lee Blalock and Julian Hart were taken to Raleigh hospital. Hart was alone in his car while the others rode together in the second vehicle.
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Angier
Rayleigh
Betty Jean Blalock
Edna Morris
Sam Regan
Willow Springs
Sherrill Lee Blalock
Julian Hart
Hart
Regents named at State DAR convention in Greensboro
Mrs James E Lambeth of Thomasville was elected regent of the State Daughters of the American Revolution at a Greensboro convention. Other officers chosen include Mrs G A Kernodle of Burli as vice regent and Mrs J J Eden of High Point as corresponding secretary.
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Greensboro
James E. Lambeth
Thomasville
DAR
G. A. Kernodle
Burli
J. J. Eden
High Point
Secre
Gastonia Leader Accepts Georgia Scout Post
Miss Fannie Funderburke of Gastonia has resigned as executive director of the Gaston Lincoln Cleveland area Girl Scout Council and will take a similar job with the Bibb County Girl Scout Council in Macon Georgia.
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Gastonia
Fannie Funderburke
Gaston
Lincoln
Cleveland
Bibb County
Girl Scout Council
Macon
Governor Candidate Opens Campaign In Greensboro
Herbert Z or Dr Seen Candi E launches campaign in Greensboro with an address on advantages of a two party system. Past GOP nominees have postponed campaigning until after spring primaries.
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Greensboro
Herbert Z
GOP
Deyton Named Wake Forest Vice President and Com
Robert G. Deyton will become vice president and com of Wake Forest College in Winston Salem on May 1 and will play a major role in moving the Baptist institution there. He was elected to the college post yesterday by the board of trustees after serving as assistant director of the State Budget Commission from 1937 to 1949 then resigning to become assistant treasurer of Ecusta Paper Corp. in Pisgah Forest.
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Wake Forest
Robert G. Deyton
Wake Forest College
Winston- Salem
State Budget Commission
Ecusta Paper Corp
Pisgah Forest
Two Prisoners Escape Work Crew on Roanoke Island
Wade Aycoth 26 of Monroe and Ira Barwick Millsville Fla escaped from a road crew on Roanoke Island. The incident occurred yesterday with guards pending pursuit and recapture efforts.
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Manteo
Roanoke Island
Wade ‘Aycoth
Monroe
Ira Barwick
Millsville
Fla
Eastern North Carolina Press Association Meeting
The Eastern North Carolina Press Association plans its semi annual meeting in Wilmington tomorrow with Miles Smith, chairman of the State Conservation and Development Board, as the main speaker at a banquet tomorrow night.
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Wilmington
Eastern North Carolina Press Association
Miles Smith
State Conservation and Development Board
FBI Leader Suggested For Cleanup
Rep. Francis E. Walter urged Congress to appoint FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover to lead the government anti corruption drive, opposing an independent investigator. Morris defended subpena powers and said a full inquiry needs broad support while Morris indicated no plan to quit.
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Washington
Llp
A_ key
House
Congress
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Newbold Morris
Francis E. Walter
House Judiciary Committee
Morris
New York
Truman Leaves Key West Amid Steel Strike Fears
President Truman returns to Washington after a Key West winter stay that buoyed local business and tourism. He will face the steel strike threat and politics as he resumes duties, with plans to brief on the defense mobilization chief’s report and potential policy moves.
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Key West
Fila
Truman
Washington
Boca Chica Naval Air
White House
Dc4
Independence
Washon Olan
Mr. Truman
Bridges testifies his interest in liquor dealer tax case was official
Senate Republican Leader Styles Bridges told a House subcommittee his involvement with the $7,000,000 Klein tax case came solely from official duties. He said he intervened at the request of attorney William Power Maloney, denied knowledge of Klein or any fraud charges, and stated he had no secret motive.
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Bridges
Rex Chaney
United Press
Washington
Senate
Styles Bridges J
House
Hyman Harvey Klein
Baltimore
William Power Maloney
Assist
Herry W. Kuen
Maloney
Klein
Nory
Bureau
Grunewald
Subcommittee
Coat of Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
Revenue Bureau
United States
Textile Unemployment Hearings Near an End
Washington ODM hearings on textile unemployment near conclusion as Northern and Southern delegates clash over defense contract allocation. New England seeks quotas with price differentials to protect skilled labor, while the South argues regional unemployment stems from broader trends and should not be shielded by defense measures. Witnesses from Congress and state officials push for government aid and a Lawrence survey on facilities to support defense contracts.
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Washington
Office of Defense Mobilization
New England
John J. Riley
D-Sc
Gore
D-Tenn
Fogarty
Dri
Kennedy
D-Mass
William X. Wall
Essex District
Massachusetts
Orville Poland
Paul Dever
Lane
John J. Buckley
Lawrence
Mass
ODM
Frank Gorman
United Textile Workers of America
AFL
Disces
Lawrence Group
Manly Fleischmann
Defense Production Administration
Siena
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
City tests air raid siren yield mixed results
Winston-Salem officials reported a citywide test of a new air raid siren produced results from poor to excellent with best reception away from downtown and police and fire cars reporting reception. State civil defense leaders observed the test as Officials from multiple cities attended.
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Winston-Salem
Former Officer Faces Charge In Burlington Robbery Case
Wardley Tickell, 31, a former policeman, will be returned to Burlington to face armed robbery charges for a March 14 taxi driver stickup at pistol point of 8400. Tickell claims he was 800 miles away. lawyers plan a Hammonton N J alibi with witnesses.
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Burlington
Wardley Tickell
A. M. Butler
Tickell
Hubert Gray
Gray
Hammonton
N. J
Strike Talk With Scott Postponed
Labor leaders announced a conference with Governor W Kerr Scott over alleged police intimidation of strikers was postponed to Monday. Union attorneys plan to seek an extension of a temporary restraining order, while police report no violations of the 50 foot strike line and deputies serve summonses for an April 15 injunction hearing in Greensboro.
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Forrest
EEE
Thomille
W. Kerr Scott
Kerr Scott
Cenfer
Harry Weinstock
Ford Fagan
Superior Court
J. Will Piess
Union Attorne
Piess| i
Msn
Paul Shore
Ge Ger
State Highway Patrol
Greensboro
A. William Bell
W. W. Ra
Shore
W. S. Fritts
Thornton E. Brooks
Chief Shore
Congress weighs extending and tightening price controls
Congress debates extending and strengthening price wage rent credit and materials controls. OPS challenges on proposed amendments to margins and a Senate vote weighs keeping rent rules and a one year extension backed by Maybank while Truman seeks a two year span.
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Washington
Congress
Ace
Airman
Maybank
D-Sc
Came Banking Committee
Senate
Progress
Office of Price Stabilization
Senate Committee
Herlong
Truman
Chicago
Officials In Meeting To Work On New Idea
Norman Walker reports officials planned a meeting with Nathan Feinsinger and others at Wage Stabilization to resolve the steel wage price stalemate before an April 8 strike. Charles Wilson proposed a new settlement approach while Feinsinger's 17 percent wage boost for CIO steelworkers remained in doubt.
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Norman Walker
Avration
Ciasis
Sense Mobilizer
Charles &. Wilson
Nathan P. Feinsi
Roger Putnam
Ellis Arnall
Wilson
Feinsinger
CIO
United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Mare ‘Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Pittsburgh
Noth
Washington
Wsiom
John L. Lewis
Oils and Rails Lead Stocks in Higher Volume
Oils and rails led gains on increased volume after yesterday's late rise from early lows. Texas Pacific Land Trust climbed to 192 with gains around 8 points, Shell reached 80 1-2, Amerada 220, and Kern County Land 44 3/4. Northern Pacific rose to 84 1/4 as Colorado & Southern reached a new high of 58.
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New York
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Shell
Amerada
Kern County
Phillips
Cities Service
Atlantic Refining
A.S. Smelting
Northern Pacific
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Zenith
Weather report on tonight and tomorrow temperatures
Low temperature tonight is expected at 37 degrees. High today reached 65 degrees and last night fell to 40 degrees.
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George J. Schoeneman
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