Rail service restored after court order and possible discontinuance threat
Southern Railroad resumes express trains between Norfolk and Raleigh following a court order to restore service after a commission dispute. No. 1 and 2 back on schedule. officials note a plan to seek discontinuance as soon as possible. New building funds diverted to a Morganton hospital project provoke internal budget shifts.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
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Morganton Mental Hospital
D. S. Coletrane
Renowa
Trial Put Off Raleigh Case For Mrs Banks
Tot of Mrs. Hilda Y. Banks of Richmond Virginia on charges of stabbing her Army officer husband has been postponed until December 3. Assistant Superior Court Solicitor Howard Manning said the postponement was agreed upon yesterday by both the defense and prosecution. He stated that attorneys for Mrs Banks have informed him she is not physically able to stand trial at present.
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Raleigh
Hilda Y. Banks
Richmond
Superior Court
Howard Manning
Manning
Wealthy family member held in murder case in Craven County
Newton Hanes, son of Mrs. Will M. Hanes of Winston-Salem, is held without bond in Craven County Jail on murder charges. Authorities say the body of a 40 year old tenant named Ishmell was found in a car about three miles from Hanes' river front farm on Sunday night.
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Winston-Salem
Craven County
Newton Hanes
Will M. Hanes
Ishmell
Hanes
Johnston Warns CIO On Wage Boosts And Stabilization
Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston told CIO delegates that wage increases fuel faster price rises, leaving workers behind. Michael DiSalle urged restraint while CIO leaders criticized Wage Stabilization Board methods and warned they reject a wage freeze, signaling no no strike pledge during the present emergency.
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New York
Eric Johnston
CIO
Johnston
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Eeance
United Automobile Workers
Walter Reuther
Wage Stabilization Board
Paris Big Four talk urged by French president
French President Vincent Auriol urged a private four power meeting including Truman Churchill and Stalin during the United Nations session in Paris to ease world tensions. The call followed debate over a possible U S Britain agreement on China's UN seat and an atomic census plan.
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Truman
Winston Churchill
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Stalin
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Truman Sree
Washington
Russia
Teac
Auriol
United States
Britain
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China
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U. S
Sociegretary
Eden
Schuman
Three Die in Stanley County Crash Near Mills
A Sunday night car crash near Mills in Stanley County claims three lives. The third victim, Hubert Daniel Bowers, 35, of Concord, died yesterday at Stanley County Hospital in Albemarle.
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Mills
Stanley County
Hubert Daniel Bowers
Stanley County Hospital
Albemarle
Atomic tests map future of battlefield weapons
Nevada tests review five atomic blasts showing two main weapons the Hiroshima style A bomb and a smaller aerial bomb while atomic artillery remains in development. Los Alamos scientists study effects on weapon use and battlefield positions as new shots are planned for B 29 drops or tower firings.
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Britain’s Conservative Leaders Promise Firm Foreign and Domestic Reform
Churchill’s new government pledges to keep in the Suez Canal zone if needed and to pursue a tough stance on Egypt. Domestically it vows drastic inflation action, denationalization of steel, expanded private and public housing, and greater free enterprise while aiming for a calmer, more prosperous Britain.
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Parole Board Releases 40 In October In Raleigh
RALEIGH UP Paroles Commissioner T C Johnson said 40 prisoners were released on parole in October 17 parolees were freed from supervision 16 paroles revoked and two convicts released by time served. Three manslaughter convicts and two second degree murder inmates were among those paroled.
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Raleigh
T. C. Johnson
Johnson
Winston-Salem Men Charged Under Narcotics Act to Stand Trial
Five Winston-Salem men charged with violating the Narcotics Act will be tried at a federal court term late this month. The trial was postponed after a doctor's certificate showed defendant Ransom F. Carswell ill. Judge Johnson J. Hayes continued the proceedings yesterday.
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Winston-Salem
Johnson J. Hayes
Ransom F. Carswell
Eisenhower Rebuffs Questions On His Political Intentions
Washington reports General Dwight D. Eisenhower refused to reveal political plans while heading Western Europe’s defense force. He said he would speak definitively only when his dutiful duties allow, and he has no timing for leaving the post. He denied authorization for others to speak for him and noted no decision on when he might discuss politics publicly.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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National
Paris
Eisenhower
James H
Lgay
Renny
Rail Strike Called For Thursday Across Major Lines
Washington dispatch reports the Soaleville Nashville Baltimore & Ohio and Teres Pine Railroads face a nationwide walkout with 75 000 workers involved. Army control cited as a factor to halt the strike but Firemen Chief D B Robertson says action is the only path to wage gains and better working conditions. The labor dispute from two years ago remains deadlocked.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Soaleville & Neshville
Terepines Railroad Association of
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Astaue
D. B. Robertson
Robertson
Snowstorm Dumps 15 Inches Across Three Midwest States
A blizzard blanketed Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma with up to 15 inches of snow forcing schools to close halting travel and delaying business. The weather created widespread hazards as roads iced over and authorities reported multiple deaths and missing children in snowbound areas near Joplin and Nevada.
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Oklahoma
Rocky Mountains
Gulf States
Florida
Atlanta
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Greenwood
Joplin
Eee
Aeros
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Curtis Mill
Allied Officials Accuse Commies Of Stalling Talks
The United Nations accused the Communists in Korea of delaying a cease fire by demanding an immediate armistice line, while insisting on postponing a final decision. The U.N. said the Reds refuse to advance on remaining agenda items and want more study of details.
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Korea
United Nations
U.N
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Peiping
Moscow
Aoa Kaesong
Reds Break Into Allied Defenses on Western Front
The Associated Press reports waves of Chinese forces broke through UN lines west and northwest of Yonchon, capturing hills and pressing a heavy assault for three days. Despite counterattacks, Allied troops retook some positions as Communists continued pressure across the western front. Casualties and details cited from UN and Sth Army communiqués.
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Chines
United Nations
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Yonchon
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Advange
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Yonhe
Bucks Renew Annual Right in Golden Gate Park
In Buffalo paddock at Golden Gate Park two bucks renewed an annual antler clash to win the affections of seven does. The battle lasted from daybreak to nightfall with crowds watching as rulers clashed horns and rested between charges.
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San Francisco
Zoo
Carey Ba
Buffalo
Golden Gate Park
Does
Baldwin
Black student named queen of Illinois homecoming
Clarice Davis 19, a Black student in social sciences, has been chosen as queen of Illinois’ homecoming celebration. She is the first Black person to reign as queen at a Big Ten school, after winning a school wide election last week.
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Champaign
Ill
Clarice Davis
Vee
Gas price war ends in Greensboro
Local price war ends with most stations restoring old prices plus a one cent tax hike. A few stations still advertised low grades around 26 to 28 cents for regular and high test but are expected to raise to about 30 cents soon.
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Greensboro
Weather notes with temperatures forecast
Forecast shows tonight low 34 degrees with tomorrow high of 423 degrees. Today’s high reached 48 degrees and last night’s low was 30 degrees.
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