Bayboro judge orders special venue for trial in recorder case
In Pamlico County Superior Court Judge J Paul Frizzelle ordered a special venue for a trial involving a recorder candidate and 100 citizens. Woodard is indicted on bribery counts and denies the charges. Raleigh ABC Board expected to decide Nov 18 on beer advertising rules after months of consideration and industry input.
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J. Paul Frizzelle
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ABC Board
Tom Allen
Trial of Noah Dockery Opens in Cherokee County Court
A tense Cherokee County case began with Noah Dockery, a woodcutter, facing trial as jurors voir dire commenced. The defendant previously received a death sentence in April but a new trial was granted after the judge ruled improper remarks by a special prosecutor. In unrelated notes, Washington ODM designates Edenton and Chowan County as critical defense housing areas, easing some credit rules to spur private housing for service personnel.
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Noah Dockery
Cherokee County
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Washington
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Chowan County
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Aine Corps
Five youths plead to lesser charges in North Carolina murder case
In Buxton North Carolina five youths initially charged with first degree murder for the Ross Midgette slaying changed pleas. One ringleader Compo 22 pleaded guilty to second degree murder while three others pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Remaining youths were sent to juvenile authorities.
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Buxton
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Flue-Cured Tobacco Prices Steady to Strong Across Belts
Raleigh reports field prices were generally steady to stronger as markets closed for season end. Middle Belt shows today’s sales and will close Monday November 16, with North Carolina Old Belt up about 1 a unit on most rises. Volume and losses varied by market with Dunn announcing season closure.
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Federal State Market News Service
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Volwasie
Dunn
Civitan Convention Set For Asheville Event
International secretary Rudolf Hubbard of Birmingham announced that the 1955 Civitan International convention will be held in Asheville North Carolina in June. The board of trustees approved the move on the recommendation of convention chairman LeRoy Sauer of Dayton Ohio noting St Louis hosted the 1954 event.
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Rudolf Hubbard
LeRoy D. Sauer
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North Carolina Visitors Boost Blue Ridge Parkway Traffic
North Carolina visitors accounted for about a third of the Blue Ridge Parkway traffic in 1953, with officials reporting total visitation near 4 million and a 16.4 percent rise over last year. Despite higher numbers, accidents and court cases declined. Educators meet in Charlotte to discuss education for mentally retarded children with attended classes and parental participation. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates an American dies every 21 seconds on average.
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Blue Ridge Parkway
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State Dept. of Public Instruction
U. S. Census Bureau
College Rejects Scotts Request for Alumni List
Greensboro North Carolina State College alumni committee refused a request from Scott, a state alumnus rumored to run for the U S Senate, for names and addresses of alumni classes. Officials questioned the political use, while Rudolph Mintz said he would provide the list for political purposes.
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Raleigh
Alumni Association
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Wilmington
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Reds set two rules for prisoner interviews in Korea
Solution left to Reds demands they call out and interview 500 prisoners per session and forget about un interviewed odd lots. The talks paused as both sides and advisers met to shape a Korean peace conference agenda. General Thimayya reported friendly talks with North Korean and Chinese Red leaders but no progress. He proposed an Indian screening method to handle four compounds daily, about 2,000 men, and to use an Indian officer inside the tent. The NNRC will study a petition from prisoners held in the pro Communist North Camp after hostage incidents, with prisoners complaining about lax mail censorship and a plan for a mail call at the camp fence.
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Allies Study Communist Proposal
Allied staff advisers recessed for 1 hour 40 minutes to study a Communist statement from secret talks. No details released. The two sides plan a fourth meeting tomorrow as they seek a way to break a two week deadlock over agenda items, notably the neutrals invitation issue.
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Arthur Dean
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Turk Hero IIs Given Final Burial
A grand state funeral lines the capital as Turk Hero IIs bearers carry the bier from a temporary mausoleum to a native yellow stone memorial. Thousands of Turkish infantry, cadets, and naval units march to Beethoven music while Turkish and foreign dignitaries attend. Ataturk reshapes his nation after WWI, guiding modernization and Westernization. His tomb will be a 42-ton granite block set in a 200-foot marble hall of honor.
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Eisenhower Addresses UDC Convention on Principles and Heroes
President Eisenhower told about 700 United Daughters of the Confederacy members that reaching a high professional place requires holding to principles. He praised Civil War generals Lee and Jackson as upright figures whose legacies endure. The White House portrait list included Washington Lincoln and Lee as examples of great Americans.
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Soprano Sophia Steffan Recital Tonight at 8:15
Sophia Steffan headlines a solo recital in the Senior High School Auditorium at 8:15, presented by the Musical Arts Club to benefit its scholarship fund. Tickets available tonight for those not contacted by club members. Steffan, an acclaimed High Point artist, returns after moving to New York and winning the National Federation of Music Clubs Biennial contest last spring.
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Musical Arts Club
High Point
Hepatitis Curve Falls After Weekend Slump
The hepatitis epidemic slowed over the weekend with no new county reports. Noon totals showed 159 cases, though 13 new cases were added earlier, raising the total to 189. Health officials inoculated 470 school contacts with gamma globulin at Allen Jay School yesterday, and 293 contacts were inoculated on Friday.
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Allen Jay School
Sells Battery At Wrong Place
Carlsbad New Mexico Ruben Alvarado pleaded guilty to selling an automobile battery from a bad repair shop at the wrong place. He was sentenced to 30 days. He sold the battery for 1 dollar to a junk yard run by the same shop.
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Ruben Alvarado
Risbad
Braden Denies Recall Of White In FBI Report
Braden says he received an FBI memo on Communists in 1945 but cannot recall it mentioning Harry White. He speculates the report was split with the White portion sent to the Treasury and not to the State Department. Braden, then assistant secretary of state, now chairs New York City’s crime commission and cites past clashes with White in 1942.
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Community club notices and meetings urged this week
YMCA hosts a bid whist tournament Thursday at 8 pm with prizes for top scorers and partner play encouraged. A program committee will meet Friday at 8 pm comprising Beenon a Rie J C Morgan W H Saunders Rev L M Mayfield and Dr J J Wilson.
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Weather outlook with temperatures and sun timing
Weather report notes a low of 33 tonight and a high of 60 tomorrow. Today's high reached 62 with a previous low of 89 last night. Sunset is 5 16 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow is 6 52 a.m.
Continued chilly weather in Charlotte a 24 hour temperature record
Official Weather Bureau records show Charlotte registering a high and low for the 24 hours ending at 7 30 a m with readings including 60 and 39 degrees in the city and 68 86 in Atlanta along with other city figures such as Los Angeles Memphis New Orleans Raleigh San Antonio and San Francisco and Wilmington. The data notes rainfall and temperature across multiple stations including Little Rock New York and Raleigh.
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Testimony of Byrnes Sought In White Case
Byrnes recounts advising Truman to withhold action on Hoover report and avoid court action against White. He notes White was confirmed to the monetary funds post and later swore to Congress that he had no Soviet ties. Brownell cites FBI reports sent to Vaughan and cabinet members, asserting the Truman administration had notice of White’s espionage activity long before his May 1 1946 appointment.
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Pot calling the kettle black in a Greensboro crash
A Greensboro motorist involved in a two car collision sought to testify on law and order while police noted a strong odor of alcohol. R D Huck Huckabee reported suspicion of intoxication as blood tests showed .18 percent, while the other driver tested .02 below legal presumptions.
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Big Three Still Eye Bermuda Talks Amid Western Tension
The United States and Britain question Russia's good faith as leaders consider a Bermuda meeting to discuss Germany Korea and Indochina amid stalled Big Three talks. Eisenhower and Churchill weigh whether to proceed while Malenkov's stance remains unclear.
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Canada
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Indochina
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