Truman To Offer Global Arms Plan At UN Talk
President Truman plans to present a global arms control plan aired from the White House at 10 30 p m EST and pushed before the UN General Assembly in Paris seeking peace through arms limits and an inspection system. Officials say the move aims to blunt Soviet bluff and keep Western defense ready while pressing for a new peace initiative with Korea and Europe.
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Paris
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
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Milford wreck exposes auto yard owner in accident
An automobile left the highway and toppled over an embankment in Milford. The car was owned by the New Milford Auto Wrecking Co. authorities reported.
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Rail Strike Postponed Indefinitely
Washington brokered board talks avert immediate rail stoppage as Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen delays a nationwide strike. The union rejects emergency board recommendations while a 60 day window and cooling off period loom, with other unions already in disputes and injunctions possible.
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Old Belt Price Off $1 to $2
United Press reports tobacco prices fell on the Old and Middle belts with most declines of $1 to $2 per hundred pounds and some $3 to $5 drops for lower grades. Eastern Belt and overall volume stayed light as quality waned. final Ahoskie sales on Tuesday.
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McCrary Named President of State School Board Assoc
C W McCrary of Ashebore was elected president at the State School Board Association final session. B J Ramsaur of Lincolnton became vice president and Guy B Phillips of the University of North Carolina was elected secretary treasurer.
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C. W. McCrary
Ashebore
State School Board Association
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B. J. Ramsaur
Lincolnton
Guy B Phillips
University of North Carolina
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Two Negroes Shot During Escape in Florida
EUSTIS Fla UP two Negro defendants in a 1945 rape case that drew nationwide attention were shot near here last night as they tried to escape while being returned to Tavares for a retrial. Sheriff Willis McCall shot them after a struggle. Samuel Shepherd 22 was killed and Walter Lee Irvin 22 was critically wounded. The case involved a 17 year old housewife in Groveland and followed mob violence years earlier.
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Earl Black Appeals Extend Lottery Conspiracy Sentence
In Wilmington Earl L. Black saw his jail term lengthen by six months after appealing a recorder court verdict. He received 18 months for conspiracy to operate a lottery and possession of lottery tickets. he appealed a 12 month sentence and pleaded no contest. His wife Jessie Maude was fined 1000 dollars and given a five year suspended sentence. Two co-defendants Edward Jacobs Jr. and Florence Howard were fined 50 and 200 dollars with five years probation. Judge Burney declared no mercy for small timers in the numbers racket.
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Edward Jacobs Jr
Florence Howard
Commission To Set Fishing Regulations
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission will meet in the Hall of the House of Representatives in Raleigh on November 16, 1951 to set inland fishing regulations for 1952. The meeting is open to the public and fishermen may present views before the commission.
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House of Representatives
Raleigh
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Clyde P. Patton
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Wildlife Commission
Patton
Not to Be Tempted Hart ford
Do minic Alfano a supermarket clerk was so broke that he borrowed lunch money. He walked outside and picked up $1,000 in bills and checks from the sidewalk. He returned it still broke but honest.
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Dominic Alfano
Charlotte Tax Prober Testimony Affects Probe
The Internal Revenue Bureau said its self investigation slows tax fraud probes as 1 200 agents focus on internal affairs. Inquiries into Detroit and Charlotte North Carolina cases were opened while Howard Friddle and T Lamar Caudle figures face questioning. About 3 000 underworld operators are under active tax fraud probes among some 30 000 listed suspects.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
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Charlotte
N.C
Howard Friddle
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Friddle
T. Lamar Caudle
U.S
Raleigh
Justice Department
Caudle
Moore’s Creek battle ceremony marks 175th anniversary
Ceremonies in Burga w observed the 175th anniversary of Moore’s Creek with Brig. Gen. William S. Fellers of Camp Lejeune delivering the principal address. A land tract near the historic site was presented to the U S National Park Service by North Carolina.
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Betty Smith Seeks Nevada Divorce From John P Jones
Betty Smith author of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn says she is establishing Nevada residence to divorce John Piper Jones on grounds of mental cruelty. She calls their marriage from a whirlwind two day courtship on December 7 1943 in Norfolk Virginia a noble experiment that failed. They have lived in Chapel Hill North Carolina. Attorneys say no property settlement and no custody issues. She has two daughters from a prior marriage.
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Reno
Betty Smith
Brooklyn
Nevada
John Piper Jones
Jones
Norfolk
Chapel Hill
N. C
Conqueror Awards Manor for White Soup Creation
William the Conqueror praised a cook for crafting a white soup, presenting a manor house as a reward for the culinary achievement.
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Republicans Plan 1952 Campaign in Greensboro Meeting
About 260 North Carolina Republicans gathered to map a campaign to win over independent and dissatisfied Democratic voters. Albert B Hermann of Washington, executive director of the Republican National Committee, outlined plans to state committeemen and county chairmen. A Piedmont Republican Club supper with Republicans, their wives and friends followed, featuring principal speaker J. M. Baley Jr. of Marshall, state party chairman.
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North Carolina
Albert &. Hérmann
Washington
Republican National Committee
Piedmont ‘Republican Club
J. M.baley, Jr
Marshall
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