Jordans Expecting Lengthy House-Hunt In Washington
Incoming senator B Everett Jordan and his wife Katherine arrive in Washington and begin house-hunting. The Saxapahaw textile magnate plans a large home to accommodate six grandchildren and three children as he prepares to assume office and replace the late W Kerr Scott. Jordan describes himself as a progressive conservative while weighing economy and public confidence amid national concerns.
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Washington
B. Everett Jordan
Katherine Mce
Gastonia
Jordan
W. Kerr Scott
Jordans
Saxapahan
N.C
Senate
Ben E. Jordan Jr
John
Duke University
Roger Gant
Marine gets life in prison for barracks shooting
A 19 year old Marine Pvt Isaiah Andrews of Newark New Jersey was found guilty by a general court martial board in the January 10 shooting of Sergeant Grant of Columbia City Indiana. The board sentenced Andrews to life with dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of pay and allowances.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
Isaiah Andrews
Newark
Grant
Columbia City
Ind
Andrews
Sidney S. Wade
Force Troops
Atlantic
Jacob Pebble
Navy Hospital
Philadelphia
Norman Pelner
Pelner
Penner
Student shoots coach at Banning High in gym
In Banning California 15 year old James Johnson told police he planned only to scare the coach after a fist fight. He retrieved a 16 gauge shotgun from his father's pickup and shot Arthur Linden 31 athletic director and coach in the left thigh. Linden was in serious condition from blood loss. Johnson was booked in Juvenile Hall on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder.
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Banning
Calif
James Johnson
Arthur Linden
Banning Union High School
Linden
Johnson
State board to review school furniture contract awards
The State Board considers griggs equipment rivals after threats from Frank Butler of Texas. Johnston County leaders urge favorable action while attorneys question bid procedures. Bill Henderson defends one year awards as reflecting product quality amid disputed selections.
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Frank Butler
Texas Company
North Carolina
J. C. Eagles Jr
Wilson
Johnston County
Griggs Company
Ll. Beverly Lake
Raleigh
North Carolina Seating Co
Liberty
Brunswick
Balke Collender Co
Chicago
Bill Henderson
Briggs
Jailhouse Weddings Opposed by Kansas City Sheriff
Sheriff Arvid Owsley in Jackson County resists jailhouse marriages, allowing only two in 50 years and receiving 2-3 requests monthly. He cites courtroom sympathy, parole prospects, and concerns about unmarried mothers, noting most suitors are prisoners and few brides are in favor of the plan. He consults ministers but favors case by case judgment.
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Kansas City
Arvid Owsley
Owsley
Jackson County
Parole Board
Asiatic Republic Across Four Is Provisional Capital
Provisional capital of the Republic of China sits on Taiwan. The crossword style clues list terms for geography, language, and common terms. The puzzle includes references to distances off the Chinese mainland, chemical symbols, and everyday items.
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Republic of China
Three Suits Get Squeeze In a Bridge Hand
North South play a delicate three suit squeeze after an initial spade misstep by Alvin Roth. He ducks the king of spades, induces West to shift to hearts, and uses ruffing and discards to trap East. With careful timing he collapses the defense and seizes the kill.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Alvin Roth
Washington, D. C
West
East
Alvin
Graham Crusade Telecast Sets San Francisco Record
Evangelist Billy Graham reports a huge San Francisco response for his Cow Palace crusade to be telecast by 140 stations nationwide. The hour long program starts at 7 p.m. eastern and midwest time with a late West Coast rebroadcast at 10 p.m. The meetings have drawn over 95 000 attendees with 3 018 decisions for Christ and 599 added last night. Graham emphasized the heart as both source of disease and the center of moral life.
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San Francisco
Billy Graham
New York
Madison Square Garden
Cow Palace
West Coast
American Broadcasting Co
Graham
Christ
Guthrie to Oklahoma City Capital Shift in 1910
Guthrie served as Oklahoma's capital until 1910 when the seat of government moved to Oklahoma City. The change marked a significant political transition for the state.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Governor Hodges Sees Value in Chicago Industry Trip
Governor Hodges reports satisfaction with a North Carolina party tour of Chicago, saying long term dividends are likely. She notes unexpected general and specific interest and cites 60 state residents who funded and joined the trip on their own initiative.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Chicago
North Carolina
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Thanx
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Huh
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Henry Jordan
Cedar Falls
Charles Jordan
Ane Age
B. Jordan
First Isarhodaes
Thomasville
George K. Way
Columbia
C. Sprinkle
Iece
T He World Outlook
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J, Sturgis May & CO
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BT Ec
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Carolina Tri-City Termite CO
Wsjs-Tv
Winston-Salem
Dayton Tires
Hughes Tire Service, Inc
Hughes
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Charlotte
Mickey Spillane
TEL
Thomasa
Wsoc-Tv
Perry Como
Lawrence Welk
Navy
RCA Victor
Dumont
North Main ST
Wsls-Tv
Roanoke
Polly Bergen
Ted Mack
Marine
Griggs Equipment Co
Aia
Abo Stor Kennedy
Ireland
Caier
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Paramount Picture
Jeff Chandler
Jeanne Crain
Jack Carson
Gail Russell
Elaine Stewart
Cinumaascort
Zorro
Asiatic Republic
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Formosa
Thailand
China
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North
Dial
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Peel
Indigo
Mariner
Jacoby
Audie Murphy
Mickey Rooney
Francis IN
Merry
Andrew
Icircus
Lexington Ave, Thomasville, N. C
Gunslinger
Bell Is
Gary Cooper
Trip
Marshall Thompson
Blood Arrow
Scott Brady
Archdale
Somies Games’ Paintsy Technicolor
Ruth Roman Sterling Hayden
Deen TH
Rory Calhoun
Glynis Johns
Cameron Mitchell
Rex Thompson
Patty McCormack
Ernest Truex
Hope Emerson
Alan Hale
Sylvia Field
Beta Shaw
Imiowa
John Derek
Diana Dors
Rod Steiger
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