Lattimore Perjury Charges Cut in Judge's Ruling
Federal Judge Luther Youngdahl dismissed the count alleging Lattimore lied about Communist sympathies and ordered a trial on three lesser counts. He warned materiality must be shown for a jury issue and kept the case in Washington with Oct. 6 trial date set for the remaining charges.
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Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
State Department
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Sen. McCarran
D-New
U. S
Orient
Youngdahl
Sen
R-Wis
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Congress
Washington
Asiaticus
Yenan
Calcutta Jetliner Crashes With Forty Aboard
A Comet jet airliner carrying 40 to 42 people including three Americans and a Malayan rubber tin operators party crashed near Calcutta after takeoff in a violent storm. The flight was Bangkok Rangoon Calcutta en route to New Delhi bound for London. Officials fear total loss as last radio report described climbing on track.
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India
Malaya
New Delhi
U. S
Singapore
Bangkok
Rangoon
Jean S. Cohen
Anita Whistler
Paul Snead
Tel Aviv
Israel
Snead
Ipoh
Colombo
Ceylon
London
Dum Dum
Threat Of Violent Storms Appears To Be On Wane
A deadly five day Dixie storm tally rose to 41 with four more deaths in the South. Weather warnings eased as the Atlanta area lifted alerts in Alabama Georgia and South Carolina and eastern North Carolina saw reduced tornado danger. The Meigs County Meigs TN family loss and a Benton Tenn plane crash added to the toll.
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Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Atlanta Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Meigs County
Tennessee
Benton
Tenn
South
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Atlantic Seaboard
Inside Page Classified Ads and Editorial Ghosts
A fragment from page sections shows classifieds and editorial cues with scattered headings. The legible parts hint at sport and women’s pages, with garbled OCR text resembling page labels and column cues rather than full stories or notices.
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Pope named governor-elect of NC Civitan district
Walter Pope of Rockingham was named governor-elect of the North Carolina district of Civitan International at the 1953 state Civitan conference in Asheville. Pope was formerly lieutenant governor-at-large of the state organization. E. B. Stone, 1953 governor-elect, succeeded Robert D. Holleman of Durham as governor.
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Asheville
N. C
Walter Pope
Rockingham
North Carolina
Civitan International
Pope
E. B. Stone
Robert D. Holleman
Durham
North Carolina Dealers Hold Three Day Convention
House Majority Leader Charles A Halleck heads a speakers list for the North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association three day convention in Pinehurst beginning tomorrow. He will discuss Under New Management in Washington, introduced by Rep Charles R Jonas. Also Asheville hosts the North Carolina Conference for Social Service opening its 40th annual session to map a balanced social work program with speakers including Rep John W Umstead Jr and other state leaders.
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Pinehurst
N. C
House
Charles A. Halleck
Asheville
North Carolina Conference For Social Service
North Carolina
John W. Umstead Jr
Raleigh-Durham TV fair slated before WNAO TV launch
Plans for a Raleigh Durham television fair were announced for Reynolds Coliseum May 21 to 23. The event precedes WNAO's new station launch, with WNAO TV set to begin telecasting May 28. Exhibits will cover various television makes and models.
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Raleigh
Raleigh-Durham
Reynolds Coliseum
WNAO
Wnao-Tv
Girl Born After Mt Airy Hospital Fire
Susan Rae Taylor, daughter of Mrs. Matilda Taylor, was born at 5:30 this morning in the YMCA game room eight hours after Mt. Airy’s only hospital burned to the ground.
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MT. Airy
Y.M.C.A
Susan Rae Taylor
Matilda Taylor
Susan
Vietminh Forces Rally Near Luang Prabang In Laos
Vietminh invaders from the north and east regroup within ten miles of Luang Prabang as French and Laotian forces rush troops and supplies from Hanoi. Royal capital residents and defenders fortify trenches amid heavy rain and jungle terrain ahead of a possible assault.
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Indochina
Luangprabang
Laos
Sisavang Vong
Allied Air Power Hits Reds Hard on Western Front
Allied air forces pressed a large daylight offensive over North Korea with 16 B29 Superforts and hundreds of bombers blasting Taechon Uchon and rail junctions near Haeju Chaeryong Kaesong Suan and Sibyon. Sabre jets claimed three MiGs down with no losses. Ground actions included a small scale clash near Panmunjom leaving about 35 Chinese wounded and a South Korean patrol taking 29 more. North Korean claim of an Allied minesweeper sinking near Hwa Do Island was unconfirmed.
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Western Front
Haeju
Chaeryong
Kaesong
Suan
Sibyon
Yonan
Wonsan
Pyongyang
Sariwon
E Air Force
North Korea
Panmunjom
Eighth Army
Tokyo
Red Coast Artillery
Hwa-Do
Truce Recess Foreshadows Major Move in Korea Talks
From Tokyo May 3 a 48 hour truce recess in Panmunjom talks signals a possible major Communist move. Peiping Radio reiterates hard line demands to remove prisoners who refuse repatriation and to choose a neutral nation to handle balky POW cases while the Allies oppose removing POWs and seek a neutral broker.
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Tokyo
Sun
Peiping Radio
Korea
Peiping
Forty More Freed POWs Reach States
At Travis Air Force Base California on May 2 forty more U S prisoners of war liberated from Korea arrived. Cpl Tibur Rubin of Long Beach described maltreatment as skin and bones and worse in camps. he cited loss of over 2500 comrades and hoped for naturalization. Cpl Jiminez-Osorr Nicolas of Puerto Rico said he received no medical care for 25 months and noted daily Communist lectures in camp.
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Calif
U. S
Korea
Cpl
Tibur Rubin
Long Beach
Austria
Cpl. Rubin
Rubin
Jiminez-Osorr Nicolas
Puerto Rico
Nicolas
Still Held Hope Contact Reaches Local POW
A local POW, Glenn Rice, 20, son of G. W. Rice of Route 6, was reportedly contacted with help from The Enterprise and a repatriated Korea War prisoner. Rice, captured by the Communists over a year ago, was named alive by Private Joseph Picerno of Queens, New York, in an interview with the New York Daily Mirror. The Enterprise aided in locating Rice’s parents after more than three hours of searching.
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New York
Korea
Glenn Rice
G. W. Rice
Route 6
Rice
United States
Pfc
Joseph Picerno
Queens
U. N. Command
Picerno
New York Daily Mirror Today
Enterprise Re
Government Raises Home Loan Rates to 4 Percent
The government increased interest on most government guaranteed and insured home loans to 4 percent. VA loans rise immediate. FHA loans up to 4 percent with a 2.2 percent mortgage insurance premium, total 5 percent. Officials cite inflation control and funding needs. veterans and builders react with mixed optimism about housing activity.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
National Association of Home Builders
Chicago
Charles L. Clements
United States Savings and Loan League
Carl R. Gray Jr
Democratic Chairman urges NC Democrats to return to fold
North Carolina Democratic Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell urged former party members to rejoin the fold while warning that remaining Republicans cannot claim Democrats in state affairs. He criticized the new GOP administration’s domestic policy, warned of a looming tariff shift, and projected a billion dollar farm-income loss under the Republican program.
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Asheville
N. C
Stephen A. Mitchell
UDC
Mitchell
North Carolina
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
New
Cargo Planes Reportedly En route to Laos Front
Secretary Dulles announced the United States is sending critically needed military items to Laos to aid anti-Communist defenders. The aid consists mainly of two to three dozen large cargo planes, likely C 119 types, moving from American bases in the Pacific. Officials say less than 50 planes are involved.
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Dulles
United States
Laos
Indochina
Bey
Pacific
Sisavang Vong
Luangprabang
Free World
France
Far East
U. S
United Nations
Weather report with today's high and tonight's low
The forecast lists a high of 72 and a low of 60 for tonight. Last night’s low was 55 and yesterday’s high 82. Sunset is at 7:09 p.m. and sunrise is at 5:25 a.m. tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
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