Weather Bureau Forecast Predicts Rain Snow Inland
The northeastern quarter of the nation will see rain tonight along coastal states with snow or flurries inland. Rain is also expected in northern Alabama and Mississippi. Colder weather to the Ohio and Tennessee valleys and the Rocky Mountain and Plains regions, with Texas showing little temperature change.
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Peter Pan Comes Alive on Broadway With Mary Martin
Broadway's Peter Pan returns with Mary Martin in a lively musical version featuring Captain Hook and the crocodile. Tinker Bell and the entire cast are praised while critics note the production's charm and playful staging.
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Four Craft Damaged In Collisions Off Norfolk Navy Exercise
During antisubmarine exercises off Norfolk Virginia four ships sustained extensive damage but no serious injuries were reported. The Nor ris rammed the Bergall submarine at 3 32 a m and at 5 a m the English and W L Lind collided while pursuing a submarine contact. More than 200 ships were involved in operation Landflex as part of the Atlantic Fleet maneuvers.
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Retired Banker Dies At 64 During Miami Vacation
Frank M. Totton 64 a former Chase National Bank vice president died of a heart attack in his Miami Beach apartment. He passed at Mt Sinai Hospital after collapse while vacationing with his wife Gladys. He leaves three sons David Robert and Stephen and served as a director of the Foundation of the States and treasurer of the Institute of Banking.
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Wintry blast tightens grip across northern plains
Arctic air grips the United States from the Midwest to the Great Lakes as gusty winds push temps down to 18 in Minot and snow flurries sweep the Mississippi Valley. Des Moines records mixed rain and snow, while Duluth reports three inches of snowfall as northern regions endure cold and unsettled conditions.
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Impounded Ballots Shake North Carolina Race News
Voter challenges criticized as unheeded by registrars in districts 9 and 10 as ballots were ordered impounded. Alexander defeated Walter Johnson by about 3 percent in 1952 with 135 286 votes cast. Campaigns highlight rivalry between Democratic and Republican figures across the districts.
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Pony Lodged In Tree Near Mevagissey
A pony slipped into the top branches of a tree near Mevagissey England and required 15 men to free it. The animal was not hurt.
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Forecast South and North Carolina Temperatures and Clouds
The forecast notes mostly fair conditions in South Carolina with little temperature change this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. South tonight will be slightly warmer with frost possible and low temperatures 30 to 36. North Carolina will be partly cloudy and cold this afternoon with mountains near or above upper 40s and most areas around 52. Tonight clouds reduce the chill though flurries possible in mountains and light rain in the northeast. Lows 17 to 35 in mountains 32 to 38 Piedmont and 35 to 40 near the coast. Tuesday remains partly cloudy and cold.
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Big Vote Set Amid Opposition Attacks and Senate Battle
The campaign scene centers on attacks between Nixon and Stevenson over Eisenhower era policy as Republicans urge a big turnout. The article notes intense Senate races in California Illinois Kentucky Michigan Montana New Jersey and more, with Democrats aiming to gain control and the GOP defending key seats.
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Pope crowns Mary Queen in St Peter's Marian Year
Thousands of pilgrims gathered as Pope proclaims the Virgin Mary queen of heaven and earth at St Peter's Basilica. The ceremony marking the Marian Year featured the diadems placed on Mary and the Christ Child and the Salus Populi Romani painting, concluding the Rome rites after the pope's return from Castel Gandolfo.
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Hart View: Two Party South Not Likely
Duke University political scientist Allan P. Sindler says the 1952 Republican win may not foster a two party South. He notes conservative Southern Democrats could join or form parties, but Eisenhower’s victory solidified them in state Democratic parties and weakened cross party shifts. A Michigan survey funded by a Ca Foundation explores Southern attitudes toward national issues and party loyalty.
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Earth's earliest standard measure found in ancient Egypt
Archaeologists link a standard cubit from an early Egyptian site to a uniform unit used across regions. The discovery suggests standardized measures existed earlier than previously documented, signaling organized ancient governance and trade practices.
Mirror of Your Mind Chronic Sleep Complaints
The chronic complainers often believe they have not slept all night due to intermittent sleep. Their exaggeration aims to gain sympathy and excuse behavior, but it sustains sleeplessness by keeping focus on troubled sleep and fear of insomnia.
Respect for People Across Ages and Wealth
The author argues that reliance on money grows with insecurities and neurotic weakness. He warns against spending to appear important or hoarding to prop up self image. He urges teaching children to respect all people by recognizing gentleness, achievement, and courtesy toward the weak and the elderly.
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Stocks Hold Narrow Gains as Election Eve Trading Continues
New York stocks opened with little movement on the eve of elections. Gains and losses stayed in a tight range with many leaders unchanged, as tobacco shares rose and several major names like Chrysler and Goodrich dipped. overall activity remained muted and mixed across industries.
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Asheville Driver Hamlin Dies in Pole Crash
James R. Hamlin, 32, of Asheville was killed instantly when his car lost control and struck a telephone pole near Asheville early. Police and emergency crews responded to the crash location, and investigators were examining the cause of the fatal collision.
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Fayetteville Hobbyists Claim World Record Refueling Feat
Two Fayet teville hobbyists refueled a plane from the ground using an ad plastic tube during a flight yesterday. They say they broke their own record of a little over eight and a half hours set last year.
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Taylorsville GOP leader cites challenged voters at precinct
Taylorsville Republican chairman said Nick Keever registrar of Sharpe's cast No 1 in Hiddenste challenged 400 names on the registration books. He announced Ples Lackey appointed registrar of the precinct and alleged Keever and Crouch are Democrats.
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Burlington hosiery founder Will H. May Sr buried
Will H. May Sr aged 79 a Burlington hosiery manufacturer founder of May Hosiery Mills buried today at Pine Hill Cemetery after funeral at First Presbyterian Church. May died in St. Petersburg Florida on Saturday his firm later merged with Burlington Mills.
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Notice of Proposed Extension of High Point Corporate Limits
Public hearing set for December 1954 at 8 30 A M in High Point City Hall on annexation of described territory. Boundary description includes Old Trinity Road Surrett Drive Porter Street and New U S Highway 20 70 with multiple bearings and distances ending at the starting point. City Clerk Lois W Smith signs for the October 19 1954 notice.
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