Scientist X acquitted of contempt in grand jury case
Washington AC acquits Joseph W Weinberg known as Scientist X of contempt of court. Judge Holtzoff rules Weinberg had right to refuse grand jury questions about 1943 activities, citing potential self incrimination. Prosecutor claims immunity statute supports refusal but judge warns about coerced confession. Marble coloring note follows the legal item.
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Telegraph Walkouts Spread Across United States
Western Union operators walk out in a rapidly spreading strike across at least 10 states with union sources reporting 10 000 workers left their jobs. The stoppage began as token actions and grew into a nationwide walkout impacting Chicago Kansas City and other cities with wage reports cited as 1 27 to 1 45 an hour by company stockholder figures.
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Scott Names Four State Appointees
Gov Kerr Scott announced appointments to two state agencies. He named the Rev Warren P Carr of Durham and Mrs W Whitfield of Pembroke on the merit system board. Scott also reappointed L W J of Pembroke and appointed the Rev Lowry to Pembroke State College board of trustees.
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North Carolina Pharmacists Open State Convention in Raleigh
The North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association will open its listing convention in Raleigh on Sunday with W. R. McDonald Jr. of Hickory serving as president. The report notes a general tip about engine warm up and piston expansion.
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Iron and steel plants ordered to reserve defense production
The National Production Authority directed iron and steel makers to reserve up to 110 percent of July output for defense and defense-supporting products with larger shares likely in August. Allocations include oil country drill goods at 110 percent and hot rolled sheets at 99 percent.
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Irregular Beef Price Ceilings Spark Wide Retail Shifts
Retail ceilings on beef caused uneven price moves across stores with some items rising up to 23 cents and others falling as much as 19 cents. Pork lamb and poultry showed declines in limited markets while eggs edged down about two cents a dozen. Fresh produce mostly rose with asparagus broccoli carrots celery onions peppers up, lettuce down due to better supply from surrounding regions. Sulfuric acid production cited at 949, over 10 tons in the United States.
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Associated Press
Battles Rattle Korea Fronts As UN Forces Withdraw
Heavy fighting persists 11 miles north of Seoul as UN units withdraw along the Inje Hongchon axis. Chinese and North Korean forces launch large assaults with thousands reported killed or wounded. American and allied units fall back from Chunghan and Chenggong areas amid intensified air and ground actions.
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Mount Rainier Named Second Highest US Peak
The article identifies Mount Rainier as the second highest perpetual snow capped peak in the United States, emphasizing its height and iconic status. It notes Rainier's prominence among American mountains and its enduring snow cover.
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Mount Rainier
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