Tea Party Held For The Prince
London reports Prince Charles celebrating his first birthday with a private tea party at Clarence House. Guests included Prince Richard and palace-connected girls. crowds gathered at the gates but the event remained low key per Princess Elizabeth.
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London
Prince Charles
Charles
Prince Richard
Duke of Gloucester
Elizabeth
Clarence House
Green Park
Atulat
England
Prince Philip
Jane
Malta
Navy
Chequers
Manchester College
Child Aged Three Wears False Teeth in Britain
A three year old girl named Anne Smith from Birsley has been fitted with dentures under Britain's national health law, making her the youngest in the country to wear dentures. Her real teeth were discolored and caused illness, and will be replaced as she grows with adjustments roughly every six months for seven years until a second set of teeth forms.
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London
Britain
Anne Smith
Birsley
Anne
Coal Strike Talks Stalled As Officials Weigh Findings
Chief Conciliator Cyrus S. Ching heads to the White House to report on weekend coal deadlock progress. John L. Lewis suggests operators meet for a contract, but owners demand direct contact by telephone. A December strike is deemed unthinkable by the National Coal Association while a fact finding board may be urged to settle the six month dispute.
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Washington
Cyrus S. Ching
White House
John L. Lewis
Lewis
John
National Coal Association
Ching
Truman
Sparkman predicts northern Democrats join Southern bloc vs FEPC
Senator Sparkman of Alabama says Congress will unite northern industrial lawmakers with Southern Democrats to block the Fair Employment Practices Commission and endanger Truman's Fair Deal. He says northern lawmakers will vote against FEPC, aligning with Southern opposition.
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Washington
Sparkman
Ala
Congress
Truman
Alabama
Senate
NLRB May Step Into Electrical Union Fracas
Pittsburgh dispatch notes a split in the electrical workers local 601 with left wing members ordering an officer election and demanding Taft Hartley affidavits. Right wing leader James B. Carey pushes for recognition, while observers expect NLRB elections if disputes persist.
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Pittsburgh
National Labor Relations Board
United Electric Workers
NLRB
James B. Carey
CIC
Deputy Beaten In Red Springs Cafe Fight
A brawl at the West Side cafe near Maxton left Deputy Clarence Cotrell with serious head injuries. Three Fort Bragg soldiers were jailed and two others fled. Dale Hendren Kenneth Lorey and George Mosley were booked. Neil Hughes of Parkton suffered injuries and was treated at Maxton hospital.
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Red Springs
Fort Bragg
Corp
William T. Simpson
State Highway Patrol
Willis Britt
Robeson County
West Side
Ott Field
Maxton
Dale Hendren
Kenneth Lorey
George Mosley
Clarence FE
Cottrell
Baker
Lumberton
Field
Paul McQueen
Neil Hughes
Parkton
U N Receives Soviet Complaint On War Plans
Russia formally charges at the United Nations that the United States and Britain plot aggressive war and armament blocs. Vishinsky seeks a peace pact among the five permanent members and a ban on atomic weapons. The General Assembly debates Libia trusteeship and Eritrea disposal as part of the peace moves.
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Lake Success
Russia
United Nations
U. S
Britain
U. N
Andrei Vishinsky
China
France
Italy
Africa
General Assembly
Flushing Meadow
Ethiopia
Eritrea
Vishinsky
United States
Warren Austin
Baptists To Open Meet Tomorrow
Raleigh hosts the annual Baptist state convention starting tomorrow with about 2000 Baptists expected. The three day program includes Wake Forest College moves, keynote by Dr. Theodore F. Adams, and reports from seven colleges and the Council of Christian Education.
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Raleigh
Wake Forest College
Theodore F. Adams
Richmond
Convention
Council of Christian Education
Winston-Salem
Educational Council
North Carolina Baptist Pastors’ Conference
N. C. Educational Workers Conference
Germans Ask Halt to Dismantling of War Plants
Washington reports that Germany seeks a halt to dismantling war plants as Allied leaders reassess the program. State department experts note about 570 plants dismantled in Western zones with roughly 200 still slated, amid debates tied to Marshall Plan aid and German recovery.
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James Marlow
Washington
Acheson
Paris
Britain
France
Germany
State Department
U. S
Europe
Marshall Plan
British
Congress
Coplon and Gubitchev Face Espionage Trial in New York
Judith Coplon and Valentine Gubitchev appeared in federal court in New York for an espionage trial charging conspiracy to spy for Russia. Coplon, 28, had a prior 40 months to 10 years sentence. the case, before Judge Sylvester Ryan, followed delays and pretrial motions challenging legality of arrest and double jeopardy.
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New York
Judith Coplon
Valentine Gubitchev
Russia
Sylvester J.ryan
Miss Coplon
Gubitchev
Department of Justice
Washington
Irving R. Kaufman
Ryan
Archibald Palmer
Tiny Brunette
Air Traffic Near Washington Spurs Study On Separation
Vice President Barkley narrowly avoided a collision with a commercial blimp near Washington after a B-17 carrying him roared within 50 feet of the airship. Crew members said they saw the blimp just before the near miss, prompting officials to speed up research on airport traffic separation amid recent similar incidents.
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Washington
Barkley
Veep
Air Force
Hartford
Washington National
Bolling Air Base
Potomac River
National Airport
Paducah
William R. Humrichouse
Southwest Pacific
Humrichouse
Civil Aeronautics Board
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Lutherans To Meet In Salisbury Convention Set At St John's Salisbury
The twenty seventh annual convention of the Brotherhood of the United Lutheran Synod of North Carolina will meet at St John's Lutheran church in Salisbury on Tuesday November 15 with the theme Building For Christ. Registration at 9 30 a m devotions at 10 a m the opening by President H D Fry of Hickory Julian Smith of St John's delivering welcome Joe Ridenhour of Kannapolis responding. The banquet will feature Dr J Luther Mauney and Rev Roscoe B Fisher as toast master and principal speaker respectively.
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The
Brotherhood of the United Lutheran Synod of North
Joe Ridenhour
Kannapolis
St. John's Church
Roscoe B. Fisher
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Lenoir
J. Luther Mauney
Virginia Synod
State Brotherhood
United Lutheran Church In America Brotherhood
Ray R. Fisher
Winston-Salem
Luther League
Women's Missionary Society
Synod of North Carolina
Million in Bonds Set for Sale Tuesday
The Local Government Commission will auction $1,005,000 in bonds and notes on Tuesday. Items include $420,000 Pasquotank County school building bonds, $275,000 Johnson County hospital bonds, $300,000 Durham City street improvement bond anticipation notes, and $10,000 Spencer revenue anticipation notes.
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Raleigh
Local Government Commission
Pasquotank County
Johnston County
Durham
Spencer
Public Hearing On Interpreting Fire Insurance Law In Raleigh
Nov 14 Raleigh authorities announce a public hearing by the State Department of Insurance to interpret a statute covering special types of fire insurance risks. Insurance Commissioner Waldo Cheek notes complaints that some firms overstep the statute by insuring hospitals apartments and other establishments. Over 100 companies write special risk coverage and must file rates though not set by the department.
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Raleigh
State Department of Insurance
Waldo Cheek
Cheek
Industral
Insurance Department
Ten Die in North Carolina Weekend Violence
The Associated Press reports at least ten people died over the weekend in North Carolina. Victims include Wilma Nelson Woodard found shot near Bryson City. her husband Locke Woodard held without charge. Others died in automobile wrecks, a bridge collision near Charlotte, a truck overturn near Croatan, self-inflicted gunshot near Pilot Mountain, and various pedestrian and vehicle incidents across Swain, Jonesville, New Bern, Johnston, Surry, Swansboro, Aulander, and Wilson counties.
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North Carolina
Wilma Nelson Woodard
Bryson City
Frank Hyatt
Swain County
Locke Woodard
Lonnie Millard Tucker
Jonesville
East Elkin
Elkin Furniture Company
King P. Philemon
Charlotte
Four Major Steel Firms End Strike as Pensions Bar Reducing Walkout
Pittsburgh dispatch notes major steel producers move to back-to-work pacts ending the strike. Bethlehem and U S Steel sign, with 100 monthly pensions and a shared social insurance plan. Most of 500000 workers expected back within 10 days. shortage and potential informal rationing loom through April.
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation
Crucible Steel
Pittsburgh Steel
Sharon (Pa.) Steel
Wheeling
W. Va
Steel Corporation
West Virginia
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel Corporation
Steel Magazine
Big Steel
Philip Murray
Murray
Dorsey Faces Court Over Alleged Clarity Clash
Richmond report says bandleader Jimmy Dorsey was due in police court to answer assault charges after allegedly hitting milkman William G. Toney Jr with his clarinet at a Roanoke dance. A $100 bond could be forfeited if he fails to appear, while his manager questions if he will travel to Richmond.
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Richmond
Jimmy Dorsey
Dorsey
William G. Toney, Jr
Roanoke
Toney
Tommy Dorsey
Randolph county custody ruling clarifies jurisdiction
Justice Seawell writes for the full court overruling Judge Susie Sharp in the Norman Crawford case. The decision prioritizes state interest and natural mother's claim over foster care, discusses whether the matter belongs in superior or juvenile court, and clarifies special judge jurisdiction under updated juvenile court provisions. More on page three.
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Justice Seawell
Randolph County
Susie Sharp
Norman Douglas Crawford
Seawell
Supreme Court
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Jones
Carl Barfield
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