Britain Seeks ICJ Ruling in Iran Oil Dispute
London reports Britain filed a formal appeal with the International Court of Justice in The Hague asking the court to deem Iran a violator of international law if it refuses arbitration. The Anglo-Iranian Oil Company seeks arbitration and demands Iran honor the 1923 concession and provide full satisfaction and indemnity for acts against the company.
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London
Britain
Iran
International Court of Justice
International Court
Hague
Holland
Foreign Office
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Thelaloc
AIOC
Hague Court
Thhat Tran
Allies Seek To Trap Reds In Korean Front
Allied forces drive across the frontier above Chunchon to six miles from Hivachon and push remnants of Chinese forces toward the Hyon area. U S and French troops seize the Hongchon Inje road, link with a bridgehead on the Choeyang River, and press toward Inje as heavy rain limits air support. About 10,000 Chinese remnants retreat northwest while another group is isolated on the Seoul Kumbhwa highway. The heaviest fighting centers on the Hongchon Inje corridor as infantry closes gaps behind advancing armored columns.
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Chunchon
Hivachon
U.S
Hongchon-Inje
Choeyang
Inje
Seoul
Kumbhwa
Korea
Chovang
Violation Told By Gen Collins on Border Policy
General Collins defended his stance on MacArthur's border move and policy. He said the joint chiefs were not consulted and the action violated enunciated policy. He noted political considerations affected withholding Americans near the frontier and that South Koreans should handle border policing.
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Collins
MacArthur
Joint Chiefs
Cain
Chiefs
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United Nations
Wiley
State Department
China
Manchuria
Department
Words of the Wise. Phan
A short aphorism reflects on pretended disdain revealing one’s own sense of superiority over others. The quote invokes Hazlitt to illustrate how contempt signals self perceived parity with what is mocked.
Confederates To Meet For Last Time In Norfolk Reunion
Three old Confederate veterans from Louisiana Georgia Virginia and Arkansas will gather in Norfolk for the final United Confederate Veterans reunion. The group will wear gilt-button gray uniforms and view the Confederate Constitution, with events including a Virginia Military Institute cadet parade a Merimac and Monitor reenactment and memorial services.
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William Shires
United Press
Norfolk
Fai
Second Managsas
Appomattox
James B. Moore
Selma
Ala
Cadet Corps
Virginia Military Institute
LaFayette River
Stonewall Jackson
Shenandoah Valley
Six Girls Enter Jaycee Talent Contest For 1951
Six girls have applied for the Miss High Point of 1951 Jaycee talent contest. Nick Lawrence says more entrants are expected before the two night event at Junior High School Auditorium and Finch Field. Contest emphasizes talent and poise, with winners receiving a wardrobe, scholarship, and a chance to compete for Miss North Carolina. Applications list Edith Hunsucker, Mary Lou Culler, Inez Elledge, Carlene Kaener, Jae Anne Ronk, and Betty Jane Johnson. contact WHPR or call 3466 for blanks.
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Walkup McCain
Robert Martin
Martha Rose
Peggie Williams
Anne Beam
Ivan Lee Mitcell
Cookie Tucker
High Point
Centennial
Chamber of Commerce
Nick Lawrence
Lawrence
Finch Field
North Carolina
Edith Hunsucker
Mary Lou Culler
Inez Elledge
Carlene Kaneer
Jae Anne Ronk
Betty Jane Johnson
WHPR
SEC Sweeps To Easy Track Win In Interconference Meet
The Southeastern Conference dominated the third annual interconference track meet at North Carolina State College, scoring 94 to 37 over the Southern Conference. Four meet records fell as Johnny Trent of Tennessee and Clyde Garrison of NC State set a two mile mark of 9 27.5, while Alabama won the team title with 24 points and Auburn standout Jack Demedicis earned the individual crown with two wins.
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Raleigh
N. C
State College
Tennessee
Johnny Trent
N. C. State
Clyde Garrison
Alabama
Auburn
Jack Demedicis
Southeastern
Stu Johnson
Virginia Tech
Gene Brigham
Jim Hamrick
North Carolina
Johnny |Tate
Duke
Florida
Jerry Poucher
Jim Dillion
Bob Seligman
Judd Webster
Bill Geary
Tulane
Louisiana
Charlie Johnson
Piney Field
Joe Preston
LSU
Frank Scott
Preston
Maryland
Marty Cohen
Georgia Tech
Buddy Fowlkes
Eighty Teams To Seek Bowling Win Tonight
Ninety teams seek to beat the top 3,070 in the American Bowling Congress tourney as the national pin event enters its final week. High 10 leaders in all divisions hold unchanged after Friday. George Williams and Bill Rhadman of Detroit led doubles scoring with 1,278, first Negro team over 1,200, Rhadman 675 and partner 600. Negro entrants mark first year in ABC. Wilbur Van Walleghem and Dan WG Audreau headed a strong Canadian group with 1,258.
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ST. Paul
Minn
UPI
George Williams
Bill Rhadman
Detroit
Rhadman
Negrogs
ABC
Wilbur van Walleghem
Dan WG Audreau
Thomasville Softball Loop Schedule for Coming Week
Thomasville Softball Loop games set at Kern Street lighted field. Monday Jewell Mills faces Thomasville Furniture and Amazon Mills. Tuesday Carolina Seating plays First Baptist Church at 6 30 with Myers and Vanier versus Davidson Laundry at 7 45. Wednesday Thomasville Furniture plays City Cleaners at 6 30 with Jewel Mills versus Carolina Seating at 7 45. Thursday Amazon Mills meets Myers and Lanier at 6 30 while First Baptist Church meets Davidson Laundry at 7 45.
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Kern Street
Jewell Mills
Thomas‘vie Furniture
Amazon Mills
Carolina
First Baptist Church
Myers & Vanier
Davidson Laundry
Thomasville Furniture
City, Cleaners
Jewel Mill
Myers & Lanier
First Baptist Church i
Thomasville Furniture A
Myers & Lanier ON Co
Amazon Cotton Mill
BOO Carolina Seating Co
City Cleaners
Berg Leads Zaharias In Weathervane Golf Showdown
Patty Berg shot 76 to lead Babe Zaharias by one stroke after 126 holes in the 144 hole Weathervane cross country event. Zaharias carded 79 today for 38-41, while Berg’s 38-38 finished at 15 38 for the day and 1538 overall. Louise Suggs remained third, Betsy Rawls within three, with Betty Jameson, Marlene Bauer, and Alice Bauer close behind as the tourney concludes.
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Milton Richman
United Press Sports
White Plains
N.Y
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Babe Zaharias
Miss Berg
Dallas
Pebbles Beach
Cal
Indianapolis
Zaharias
Lilte
Louise Suggs
Carrollton
Betsy, Rawls
Austin
Tex
H Fashioned
Miss Suggsi
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Marlene Bauer
Midland
Alice
Marlene
Detroit Transit Strike Enters Sixth Week
Detroit enters the sixth week of its longest city transit strike as buses and streetcars stay idle since April 21. Citizens rely on car pools and hitchhiking while authorities curb unlicensed taxis. court hearings set to begin on Monday, with no progress toward a compromise.
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Detroit
Dark Shadows and Booze Figure Arrests Saturday Night
Police arrested Raymond Dunlap and Annie Gray, both Black, for violating the prohibition law after officers hid among oil drums near a Gray woman’s yard and found a half gallon jar of liquor. Dunlap fled but was nabbed later. three other half gallons were found in a chicken coop. Both were released on bond for hearing tomorrow.
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Raymond Dunilap
Dundap
East Washington
Annie Gray
East
Washington
W. C. Harbin
O. H. Leak
Dunlap
Gray House
Harbin
A . Dunlap
Graywoman
Draft Test Data on Erosion and Rock Formation Factored
The sample discusses an Aristotle error in theory with options including erosion rock formation gravitation wave theory and glaciation. The correct choice is rock formations. ETS in Princeton designed the questions and provided exam materials for rapid electronic scoring and transfer of results to draft boards.
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Aristotle
Educational Testing Service
Princeton
ETS
Condition Of Dr. Jackson Is No Better
The condition of Dr. W. L. Jackson a well known High Point physician remained unchanged late last night at Memorial Hospital. Attaches reported he is suffering from a heart ailment and has been confined again after a recent hospitalization. He is allowed no visitors.
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W. L. Jackson
High Point
Memorial Hospital
Mexican Radios Put Under Censor
Mexico imposed full censorship on all radio broadcasts to protect private interests. The Ministry of Communications said one or two censors would be assigned to every station, and no program may air without prior approval. Censorship targets offensive material including religion and politics, with ads and spots also covered. Some censors are already at work as executives protest curbs on press and radio freedom.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Ministry of Communications
Republic
Gastonia Nine Caps Another State Crown
Gastonia Green Wave won the state Class AAA baseball title in 10 innings, beating Wilmington 6-5 to complete a 2-0 series sweep. Cecil Herth homered in the 10th to briefly put Wilmington ahead, but Gastonia rallied with walks and key hits capped by Jim Mincey's outfield single scoring the decisive runs. The victory follows an earlier 6-5 win in the first game.
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Wilmington
Gastonia
Green Wave
Wilmington Wildcats
Cecil Herth
Wildcats
Jim Gastonia
Gaither Cline
Ernie Behler
Bill Cline
Jim Mincey
Wilm
Brown
Hilburn
Hoffman
Mincey
B. Cline
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Wise
Phan
William Hazlitt
High Paine
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Eastern Airlines
Caribe Hilton Hotel
Blake Thompson
Rossue New Service Laundry
Liz
Sam
Fellows
New
Sewice
Ghimn
LES
Crysto
Cess
Jaycee
SEC
Thomasville
Babe
Sat
Jackson
Stanley
Diamond and Watch Store
Saith
John T. Ellis & CO
S. Main St
YMCA
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