Repatriation interview of a Korean prisoner with Indian guards
An extended interview in a South Korean tent pits a Red lieutenant against an olive drab equal as he resists repatriation. The prisoner alternates between pleas to stay with the Allies and threats, with Garaya and observers noting the evolving stance and emotions during the 123 minute encounter.
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Garaya
Reder
Ing
la Tf
Htt
Sikes
Endent
Korea
Esse
Republic
Aehars
South Korea
Aner
Feee
Py Cma
Flue-Cured Prices Fall to Seasonal Lows Across Belts
North Carolina markets report week of lower averages for flue-cured tobacco with Eastern Belt at 54.17 per hundred, Middle Belt at 45.71, and Old Belt at 44.66. Several belts show declines of 25 cents to 4 dollars, with final sale dates set for Goldsboro and Farmville as season totals near 104 million pounds.
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Raleigh
Eastern Belt
Middle Belt
Old Belt
Clinton
Ahoskie
Robersonville
Tarboro
Wallace
Williamston
Goldsboro
Farmville
Sone
North Carolina
Carolina
Wagner Leads In Three Way NYC Mayoral Contest
Joe Wagner Jr leads the race for mayor of New York City with a bid worth 40 000 annually against Harold Riegelman Republican and Rudolph Halley Liberal in a three way contest. Clifford Mc Avoy Labor is dismissed as having no chance.
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Joe Devlin
New York
Manhattan
Robert F. Wagner Jr
Harold Riegelman
Rudolph Halley
Wagner
Unit States
Riegelman
Halley
Senate Crime Committee
William O'Dwyer
Mexico
Vincent R. Impelliteri
O'Dwyer
Impellitteri
Wagner Ee
Nhow
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Clifford T. McAvoy
American Labor Party
New York City
Dewey
Washington
Albany
New Yorkty
Tammany Hall
Sei Tnt
Richard H. Balch
Cied
Balch
Quiet Halloween Draws 2000 at Memorial Field
Thomasville held a calm Halloween with about 2000 residents attending a recreation element at Memorial Field. Police saw minimal vandalism and the crowd dispersed after the stadium event. Five downtown gift certificates were awarded to youngsters who returned home after signing pledge cards. Winners named include Joe Don McClure Berma Hill Jane McAden Terry Richardson and Kenney Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Emorial Field
J. D. Foust
Joe Don McClure
West St
Berma Hill
Cox Ave
Jane McAden
Kern St
Terry Richardson
Liberty Dr. Ext
Kenney Pierce
Methodist Appointments Slated In Durham Today
About 600 ministers and lay leaders of the North Carolina Methodist Conference will hear Bishop Paul N. Garber announce pastoral appointments for seven districts at the close of the five day session in Durham. Delegates approved a free press and free speech report, opposed universal military training, created a conference treasurer post, and reviewed finances for missions church extension and college funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Memorial Methodist Church
Commission On World Service and Finance
Aes
Board of Missions Band
Come Don Lee
Ike Takes Time Off For Golf Practice
President Eisenhower used clear weather at the White House South Lawn for a 45 minute golf workout. He wore a cap and wind breaker and had considered a weekend at Camp David near Thurmont Maryland but chose to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Camp David
Thurmont
Weather outlook with mixed temperatures and sun times
High today 78 degrees and low tonight 46. Yesterday's high 72 and overnight low 40. Sunset tonight at 5 25 and sunrise tomorrow at 6 43 am.
Negro Sheriff Slain in Duel in North Carolina Park
Pender County Sheriff John Thomas Wells, 55, was shot and killed in a gun battle with a Black suspect in a Negro quarter known as The Park near Burgaw. The wounded assailant later killed himself after Wells fired. Another man, Booker T. Moore, was wounded in a prior exchange. Moore faces charges of intent to kill and accessory in the double killing.
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Burgaw
N.C
Pender County
John Thomas Wells
R. H. Byrd
Jack Wiliams
Williams
Gore
Wells
Byrd
Toyrd
Moore
Bey
North Carolina
Frank Crawford
Cherokee County
Hanging Dog
Murphy
Griffin C. Middleton
Attem Arres Mountaineer
Wolf Mountain
Sylva
Two Of Five Escaped Cons Recaptured
Two of five convicts who escaped from Transylvania County Prison Camp were recaptured near Forest City North Carolina on October 31. James Clendon 19 of Johnson City Tennessee serving 9 to 15 years and Henry Brown of Laurinburg serving a life term were arrested at a roadblock on U S Highways 74 and 221 by state highway patrolmen and local police. Remaining at large are Lester Carver 25 of Mount Holly serving 15 years for second degree murder William D White 19 of Memphis for highway robbery and destruction of property and Edwin Johnson 27 of Raeford serving 10 years for assault with deadly weapon with intent to kill plus another assault sentence. The captured men were moved to Calvert camp by two camp supervisors.
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Forest City
N.C
Transylvania County
Calvert
James Clendon
Johnson City
Tenn
Madison County
Henry Brown
Laurinburg
U. S
Rutherfordton
B. L. Beisden
E.H. Hatcher
W. L. Pyle
Rutherfordton-Spindale
Lester Carver
Mount Holly
Mecklenburg
William D. White
Mem . Tenn
Edwin Johnson
Raeford
Hoke
Calvert Camp
J. C. Harris
Clemmer Thomas
Spindale
Husband shoots himself after strangling wife in Virginia woods
Roy Harrington, a 25 year old printer sought for questioning in Viola Harrington’s strangulation died from a gunshot on a Virginia farm. Viola Harrington, 35, was found nude in their Washington apartment with a note on her chest. Police say she was manually strangled and Harrington died in a wooded area near Oak Park after borrowing a rifle to go hunting.
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Washington
Virginia
Roy Harrington
Harrington
Viola
Christopher J. Murphy
Py Ennstat
Felber
Arrington
James Ayler
Oak Park
Ayler
Austria marks 10th Moscow declaration anniversary
Austrian President Theodor Koerner urged justice and freedom for Austria as the first step toward world powers pursuing mutual conciliation. He spoke in a nationwide radio address on the eve of the Moscow declaration anniversary by the United States Britain France and Russia calling for a free and independent Austria.
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Vienna
Austria
Theodor Koerner
Moscow
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Manslaughter Warrant Served In College Wreck Case
William Sherman Jr. faces a manslaughter warrant after a deadly Thursday wreck on Highway 62 that killed John T. Hogan, a 32 year old State College graduate student. Edsalle Bond set at 2500 with a preliminary hearing before Judge Archie Myatt next Wednesday. Hogan died about 2½ hours after the crash in Winston-Salem hospital. The pair were en route from High Point to a tire market when the accident occurred. Separately a bad check for 136.02 was charged yesterday to James A. Murdock of 666 North Main Street. he was freed on 200 bond for court next Friday. Also charged with simple assault yesterday was Junius Eugene Walker of 522 Whiteoak Street. he will be tried Friday and is free on 200 bond.
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William Sheriman A Jr
Edsallve
Archie Myatt
Edsall
Highway 62
John T. Hogan
State College
Winston-Salem
Chriee
James A. Murdock
N. Main St
Junius Eugene Alker
Whiteoak St
Soviet food industry plans boost to 1956 output
London reports Moscow radio says the Soviet food industry will expand with more than 1,000 new factories between 1954 and 1956 and orders a 40 percent rise in output this year. The plan aims to improve quantity and quality of Russia's food production.
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London
Russia
Moscow Radio
Unusual Story Told About Auto Accident
State Patrolman L E Johnson reported an incident on Highway 68 at 5 20 p m when William H Settles drove a car with a hitchhiker aboard. Settles lacked a license and tried to hand the wheel to his guest causing the car to veer into the opposite lane and overturn a nearby ditch injuring no one. The hitchhiker fled after leaving Settles' vehicle and Johnson said the case is under further investigation.
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L. E. Johnson
Highway 68
William H. Settles
Settles
David A. Fiske
Bottoms-Fiske Motor Lines
Fiske
Ping Settles
Johnson
Deaths and Funerals Notice in Multiple North Carolina Counties
Obituaries list Robert N. Hadley 87 at Presbyterian Home Greensboro with sister J L Phelps. funeral 2:30 p.m. at Forbis and Murray Chapel. Asheboro reports John Franklin Adams 81 died at Elkin home of daughter. survivors include wife Dora. seven grandchildren. funeral arrangements pending. Mrs Vella Kanoy 79 died at 512 Hines St with services at Springfield Road Baptist Church. interment Mitchell Grove Cemetery. pallbearers named.
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Robert N. Hadley
Presbyterian Home
Hadley
J. L. Phelps
la Grange
Forbis and Murray Chapel
Greensboro
Roy E. Watts
First Presbyterian Church
Greenhill Cemetery
Asheboro
John Franklin Adams
Sophia
Herbert Edwards
Elkin
Dora Farlow Adams
W. R. Lanier
Charles Adams
High Point
Edward Adams
Howard Adams
San Bernardino
Lou Nance
John Newby
T. T
T. C. Adams
Randleman
Farlow Funeral Home
Ashe
Vella Kanoy
David L. Kanoy
Springfield Road Baptist Church
T. R. Allen
W. E. Rudd
Carl Ellerbe
J. J. Lowe
Paul Fowler
R. S. Mabe
Mitchell Grove Methodist Church
Kaney
Hines St
Death of Jane Wilkinson Johnson in London England
Word reached here of the death of Jane Wilkinson Johnson at age 90 on October 28 in London England. Survivors include daughter Mrs John Horlick of Spencer Avenue High Point and granddaughter Mrs W L Brown of High Point, plus one son five other daughters and several grandchildren. Widow of David William Johnson who died in 1931 she was born September 30 1863 in London. Funeral and burial will be in London.
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Jane Wilkinson Johnson
London
England
John Horlick
Spencer Avenue
High Point
W. L. Brown
David William Johnson
Greenwood man J H McCrery dies. funeral set
J H McCrery of Greenwood South Carolina father of J D McCrery of High Point died early Saturday evening in a South Carolina hospital. Funeral services will be held.
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J. H. McCrery
Greenwood
S. C
J. D. McCrery
High Point
South Carolina
Ex-Painter Ready For Baronetcy
Hoboken reports Sir Adrian of Fairmount Maryland plans to assume the Dunbar baronetcy after two lineal heirs. he will move from a 3 acre Maryland farm to Mochrum Park Scotland to restore the estate. His sons in Baltimore and the family wife adapt to new status as he addresses duties and possible sale of the Maryland farm.
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Hoboken
N. J
Scott
Mocrum Park
Dunbar
Sir Adrian
Fairmount
Scotland
Maryland
Mochrum Park
Widtownshire
Stone
William
Baltimore
Adriaemi
Sanne
France
St Sindee
Upper Fairmount
Hs Leeeeeany
Free Book on Arthritis and Rheumatism
An enlarged 44 page booklet titled Rheumatism is offered free to readers who request it. It claims medicines give only temporary relief and promotes a non surgical non medical treatment with 35 years of experience. No obligation to receive the book. request it from The Ball Clinic Dept. 4612 Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
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