Brief Items From Around The State
Fayetteville reports an assault on a middle aged woman by two men in army uniforms one wielding a .45 pistol during an attempted rape. Raleigh items note a Halifax County sit down strike leaders sent to solitary confinement for three to ten years. Arthur Eugene Davis of Wilmington received a life term for the October 2 shooting of his wife Nellie amid trial proceedings.
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Raleigh
Halifax County
Mannanal
Arthur Eugene Davis
Wilmington
Perison
Nellie
Davis
Durham Visit Details Highlight Edwards Political Role
Dan Edwards longtime assistant secretary in Durham travels to visit friends before heading to London as a possible nominee for a defense senate position. The report indicates transitions in Edwards career and mentions upcoming appointments.
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Durham
Dan Edwards
London
Council officers elected at annual meeting for Carolina College group
Greensboro scene reports Chiren Sent named head of the Carolina Council of Church Related Colleges. Louis C. Lamotte of Presbyterian Junior College becomes first vice president, Pek H. Me takes second vice, and Dr. R. Patterson among others elected at the ceremony yesterday.
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Greensboro
Chiren
Carolina Council OF Chnarch
Emmy Lege
Louis C. Lamotte
Presbyterian Junior Lege
Nnn Pek H
Dr. R. Patterson
ACL Plans Schedule Change for Richmond to Atlanta Train
The Atlantic Coast Line Railway seeks to adjust the main line passenger train between Richmond Virginia and Atlanta Georgia. ACL requests a new departure time at 12 01 a m instead of 8 35 a m and a new Florence South Carolina arrival by 10 30 a m instead of 6 30 p m.
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Raleigh
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Richmond
Atlanta
ACL
Florence
S. C
Small Nations Plead For U N Action On World Peace
At the United Nations Assembly in Paris small states urged stronger collective security to avert a new Korea crisis. U S Ambassador James Jessup pressed the Soviets to start German talks before June 1 1952 and accused Moscow of bypassing the U N on arms limits. Dean Acheson urged a broad arms reduction and a halt to the Korean War while Cuba's Aurelio Sanchez Arango affirmed support for peace based on rights liberty and justice.
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Paris
Korea
United Nations Assembly
U. S
Phili Jessup
Viet Union
U. N
Jessup
Cuba
Aureliano Sanchez Arango
United Nations
Dean Acheson
Vish
Acheson
Far East
United States
Cotton Crop Outlook Provokes Criticism and Price Rise
Critics fault the drop in the 1951 cotton crop from about 17 million bales to 15,771 thousand amid drought. The report boosted prices by about 10 a bale while signaling potential policy action on production goals and possible acreage changes for next year.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Yeste
Allt
Acton
Brannan
Piedmont North Carolina Milk Shortage Sparks Emergency Plan
Producers urge Secretary Brannan to declare the North Carolina Piedmont an emergency area to ease an acute milk shortage. The move aims to force down production costs after a regional meeting discusses supply pressures.
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Patna
Secretary of Culture
Brannan
North Carolina Piedmont
Hillsboro Man Bound Over in Slaying of 71 Year Old Woman
Hobart Lee, 33, was bound over for trial after being accused of beating 71-year-old Miss Rachel Crook to death. Crook was found on an abandoned oil road between Chapel Hill and Hillsboro on August 30.
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Hillsboro
Orange
Hobart Lee
Rachel Crook
Heroy
Oii
Chapel Hill
Hilleboro
Los Angeles Times Raises Sunday Edition Price
The Los Angeles Times raised the Sunday edition price from 3 to 4 cents, effective November 18, citing higher newsprint costs. The morning edition had already increased from 7 to 8 cents on October 1, and monthly rates remain unchanged.
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Ae Angeles
Les Times
the Times
Health's New Principal Sanitary on The Board
The board announced John Andrews as the new principal sanitary official yesterday to succeed E Hubbard who resigned to join the state's executive director of the health department.
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John Andrews
Health
E. Hubbard
Hubbard
Groveland Case Defendant Claims Unprovoked Shooting
Walter Lee Irvin, 23, Groveland rape case defendant, swore from a hospital bed that Lake County Sheriff Willis McCall and Deputy J. L. Yates shot him and Samuel Shepherd while handcuffed to a slain companion. FBI Civil Rights Division probes whether rights were violated.
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Eustis
Fla
Lake County
Walter Lee Irvin
Groveland, Fla
J. J. Elliott
Irvin
Willis McCall
Samuel Shepherd
Groveland
J. L. Yates
Yates
FBI
McCall
Tavares
Shepherd
S-O-B
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Coroner's
W. W. McCall
Walter Lee
Govt lifts ceiling price rules widening shortages feared
Washington reports a flood of requests for new ceiling prices under the Capehart Amendment, enabling about 70,000 manufacturers to seek higher authorizations for items including lighting and dressings. The move may push prices up to consumers as wholesalers and retailers adjust, with tin stockpile shifts and a possible can shortage. NPR limits model changes to boost defense tool output, and box production faces material cuts.
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Washington
Michael V. di Salle
Capehart
NPR
Truman Snubs Churchill Visit and Witty Weather in Key West
President Truman denied plans for a Churchill visit as he arrived in Key West. The warm welcome turned chilly with a 63 degree drop and residents bundled up while crowds waved.
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Winston Churchill
Key West
Churchill
Mr. Truman
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Washington
Roger Tubby
Joseph Short
Solons Say Known Spy Accepted
In a closed Senate Security hearing, Sen. Pat McCarran and Sen. Herbert O Conor named Col Otto Biheler as a Czech spy and key figure in a Communist plot. They said U S intelligence warned against him though Biheler traveled in the United States and abroad. They alleged Biheler sought atomic energy data and coordinated information from a Czech diplomat in New York and other sources.
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Senate
America
U.S
Pat McCarran
D-Nev
Senate Internal Security Committee
Herbert R. O’conor
D-Md
Otto Biheler
Biheler
Tehed States
O'Conor
Plonese
Ius
Unitedates
Se Ae
Reno
Nev
United Bieter
Lake
U.S. Intelli- American Intelligence
Department Ageit
Bicheler
McCarran
State ‘Department
Government Printing Office
Atomic Energy Commission
Ervin Munk
New York
Exico
Army Center
Camp Detrick
Czechoslovakia
Soviet 38th Parallel Buffer Proposal Emerges in Korean Talks
U N officials report Communist delegates shifting to demand a cease-fire line along the current battlefront with a two and a half mile buffer, while Allied negotiators push to make the present line the cease-fire boundary and to retain a flexible truce mechanism amid stalled talks.
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Pan Jom
Korea
Andrei Vishinsky
38Th Parallel
Vishinsky
U.N. General Assembly
Paris
Owell
Nuckols
Aieeetice
Reds
U.N
Ruffin Denounces Government Corruption and Big Government
Ruffin of Erwin Mills spoke at a Salisbury civic club lunch urging a free economy over totalized control. He warned of socialist reformers, tax evasion, and bribes, urging government restraint and local empowerment during a Piedmont Industrial Relations Conference in Winston-Salem.
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Salisbury
William Ft. ‘Ruffin
National
Spenshens
Ruffin
Civic Club
Erwin Mills
Durham
Ace Atvevn Anice
Piedmont Industrial Relations Conference
Winston-Salem
Freezing Snap Comes to End
Forecasters said a warm Southwest breeze ends the nation’s record early cold spell and brings true November weather. Temperatures east of the Mississippi were cool but rising as warm air moves in from the southwest. A sweeping snowstorm disrupted parts of Ontario with damage near one million dollars.
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United Press
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Ottawa Valley
Canada
Ontario
Three Red Jets Fall To Allies In Korea Air Battles
U N forces claim victory as American Sabre jets shoot down three Sovietbuilt MiG-15s and damage several more in a second straight day of air combat over northwest Korea. Ridgway visits front positions amid ongoing patrols and weather challenges as U N planes lose and damage MIGs in the contest for control of the MIG alley.
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8Th Army
Korea
U.S
U.N
Ee Force
Fae
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Tokyo
Od Wabnonail
Shooting Star
On & Raed Sinanju
Stock Market Trade Active Across Key Sectors
Market activity picked up with notable advances in chemicals and oil shares. First hour volume reached 320000 shares versus 310000 yesterday as Texas Pacific Land Trust rose 5 points to 161 and Ci Service climbed 4 to 112.5. Sinclaire Oil advanced 1.375 to 43.375, Pure Oil gained 1.25 to 55.25, DuPont led with 1.5 up to 85, Cyanamid and Allied each up over one point, and Texas Gulf edged 0.25 higher to 109.25. Steel stocks were quiet while rail shares moved higher amid a broad uptick.
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Texas Pacific Land Trust
Ci Service
Sinclair Oil
Pure Oil
DuPont
Texas Gulf Aere
Steel Coe
Kanto Wa
Weather notes show cool night and warm tomorrow
The forecast lists a low of 28 tonight and a high near 60 tomorrow. Today’s high was 52 with a low of 72 last night.
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