Stock Markets Mixed In Friday Trading Remarks
New York stocks showed a mixed to lower pattern with many leading issues around one point higher or lower. The day reflected typical Friday neglect as traders eyed weekend plans, with aircraft and steel groups softening while chemicals and rubbers held firmer and several major names like U S Steel and Sinclair Oil appeared among the movers.
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Met Flags Eisenhower White Meeting 1944 Revelation
New York Post reports a magazine article claims President Eisenhower and Harry Dexter White discussed the German economy in 1944 in southern England. The piece cites a World magazine transcript noting White’s and Morgenthau’s views and Eisenhower’s responses as a potential history rewrite.
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Injury Action Compromised To End Term
Superior Court closed the first of two weekly civil terms with a verdict for damages of 600 in a personal injury suit against Max Williams, driver of a car that hit the plaintiff’s husband in 1952. Judge Susie Sharp will preside again next week. Municipal Court heard a half dozen criminal cases with Judge Harriss H. Jarrell in the absence of Judge Archie Myatt.
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Susie Sharp
Reidsville
Movies Reach Rock Bottom in SAG Decline
Hollywood reports rock bottom in movie action as 8 000 actors meet to discuss ongoing decline in production. Leon Ames, first vice president, warns lack of employment is the most serious problem facing the actors.
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Rock
Screen Actors Guild
Leon Ames
Wallet recovered after bank pocketing in Winston-Salem
John H Motsinger reported his wallet was stolen at a Winston-Salem bank through a revolving door. A woman later found the wallet inside the bank with about 500 dollars. Harold Ace of Brook identified one suspect and police pursued the investigation.
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Motsinger
Harold Ace
Brook
Governor Umstead Signals Resignation Over Notre Dame Game
Raleigh reports Gov. Umstead tentatively resigns amid questions about his stance on the upcoming matchup between his alma mater, the University of North Carolina, and the Notre Dame powerhouse. He says he will resign but refuses to concede defeat and stands by his team.
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Umnstead
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North Carolina considers Weather Bureau facility move
A hearing will be held next Tuesday on transferring Weather Bureau facilities at Raleigh-Durham Airport to the North Carolina State College campus. The Department of Commerce will host the session at the airport, located between Raleigh and Durham.
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Murphy Defense Opens Testimony in Second Dockery Trial
Noah Dockery, a woodcutter charged with the murder of Sheriff Frank Crowe in Cherokee County, faced testimony today as the second trial proceeds. The jury was expanded yesterday to a third special venire after the first trial last April resulted in a death sentence, later reversed by the State Supreme Court on grounds related to a special prosecutor.
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Clark Defies Subpoena Amid Senate Red Scare Inquiries
The committee faced defiance over a subpoena and potential contempt as White House pressure mounted. Witness Brownell and others clashed with Democrats while Jerome Blumauer’s testimony was delayed. Vaughan and Caudle offered testimony on White and a 1946 FBI report, with Caudle disputing hospital records and timing of events surrounding Truman aide’s scrutiny.
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Churchill Holds Majority In House
Prime Minister Churchill's Conservative government secured its 18 vote overall majority in the House of Commons by winning two special elections. The Lancashire Tory district results matched the 1951 general election margin, offering analysts unclear trend signals.
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Weather figures and sun times
The forecast notes a low tonight of 32 degrees and a high tomorrow of 64. Daytime high reached 60 and the previous night’s low was 31. The sun set today at 4 p.m. and will rise tomorrow at 6 55 a.m.
White House Pressures GOP to Drop Truman Subpoena
Republican leaders faced White House pressure as staff and committee members debated subpoenaing Truman. Velde of Illinois, with Clardy of Michigan and Scherer of Ohio, met with a GOP national committee representative in Alexandria to warn the move could backfire. Truman refused to honor the subpoena, delaying questions on Brownell’s charges linking Truman to pro White support in 1946.
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