Soldiers assault deputy during cafe clash near Fort Bragg
In Red Springs a Sunday cafe brawl left Deputy Cottrell beaten after soldiers failed to take his keys. Cottrell fired six bullets from his gun found outside the cafe. Hendron was arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct after a fight with the deputy. About 25 customers joined the fray as two soldiers fled into surrounding fields. The cafe lies roughly 30 miles from Fort Bragg.
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Cottrell
Simpson
Field
Hendron
Fort Bragg
State College Hosts School Planning Institute Opening
State College in Raleigh hosted the three day Institute of School Planning with registered architects and school superintendents from across North Carolina in attendance. The event aims to raise the design standards of the state’s large school building program.
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Raleigh
N. C
Air Traffic Study Aims to Ease National Airport Collisions
A CAB inquiry into the November 1 National airport collision continues as Congress prompts tighter traffic separation. The Eastern Air Lines DC-4 crash with a Bolivian P-37 fighter killed all but one survivor and spurred new public warnings about airspace near the capital. Goodyear blimp pilot Massie was cleared of blame by the CAA after two-way radio contact with the tower and a reported six mile distance from the airport during the incident.
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Congress
Eastern Air Lines
National Airport
Airforce
Bollingfield
Bolling
National
Frank Getty
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Barkley
Getty
CAA
Goodyear
Washington
Walter Massie
Massie
Jack Boettner
Boettner
Acheson to Spearhead Anti Communist Drive in Asia
Secretary of State Acheson returns to Washington to push key decisions against Communism in Asia. He will help draft a Japanese peace treaty, clarify U S policy in the Chinese situation, and join Truman in welcoming the Shah of Iran as part of strengthening the anti Communist front with Greece and Iran as anchors.
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Washington
Europe
Acheson
Asia
State Department
Truman
Iran
Greece
Paris
Germany
Middle East
Far East
United Nations
New York
Palestine
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Mr. Truman
Russia
Turkey
China
White House
Philip S. Jessup
Jessup
Japan
Bevin
Coplon and Gubitchev Face New York Trial
Coplon, 29, Brooklyn resident and Barnard graduate, and Gubitchev, a 32 year old Russian engineer, face a New York trial over alleged plans to steal U.S. secrets for Russia. The case parallels the second perjury trial of Alger Hiss, who also faced charges tied to Soviet espionage. The trials take place at the federal courthouse where recent convictions of top U.S. Communist leaders were handed down.
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Gubitchev
United Nations
Miss Coplon
Washington
New York
Hiss
Alger Hiss
U. S
Coplon
State Department
Brooklyn
Barnard College
VU. S
Coplon-Gubitchev
Vermont
Evening Radio Schedule Across Multiple Networks
A dense listing of radio programming from 6:00 pm to midnight detailing shows, hosts, and networks including abc cbs nbc mbs and others. It lists news broadcasts, music programs talk shows dramas comedies and variety segments with multiple time slots and repeat airings.
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Abc
Cbe
Abc-East
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs- West
Nbc
Cbs
Nbe
Frank Sinatre Songe
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Cba
Gordon MacRae
Sonaest
Godfrey
Buddy Weed
Abec
Peter Salem
Henry Taylor
Mbs
Voorhees
Abe Radio
Kate Smith
Calis
Mba
Era Lavalle
Nobc
Nbc-Tv
Martin & Lewis
Friend Irma
Ebs
Abe Iee
Abe Hawk
Cbe Nee Band
Parsonage Project Delayed by Grace Lutheran
Grace Lutheran church in Thomasville postponed a decision on converting its parsonage into an educational building and securing a new lot. A church committee will present definite and alternative plans by December 1 after consulting architects and cost estimates with L. D. Yeats of Thomasville and E. W. Waggner and Sons of Salisbury. Committee members include Richard Sink, L. D. Shealy, Rufus Loftin, and C. R. Fisher.
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Thomasville
Grace Lutheran Church
Charles Wessinger
Wessinger
L. D. Yeats
E. W. Waggner and
U N Gets Complaint From Reds
France, a Big Five power, was expected to issue a late statement as the UN special political committee prepared to vote on five atomic energy control proposals in two sessions today.
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France
Arrested For Driving Drunk In Thomasville
Thomasville police arrested 27 year old Merlin Chester Martin of High Point yesterday morning on Blair Street for driving while drunk. He posted 300 dollars bond and is due in recorder's court November 25. Toads have no ribs.
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Thomasville
Merlin Chester Martin
Oakwood Court
High Point
Blair Street
Recorder’s Court
Coal strike stalemate deepens as Dec 1 walkout looms
The labor dispute centers on the Taft Hartley act option and an 80 day injunction to keep miners at work. Lewis faces hefty contempt fines and seeks renewed bargaining as Southern Coal Producers weigh tactical moves. A magnetic ore process closes with a stray observation on mining tech.
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Lewis
Supreme Court
Southern Coal Producers Association
Joseph FE. Moody
Moody
Washington
New York
Ching
White House
Truman
Why BC Relieves Headache and Neuralgia So Quickly
The article promotes BC Headache Powders and Tablets claiming fast relief for headaches neuralgia and minor pains. It emphasizes the combined effect of multiple ingredients and notes safety and time-tested use with tablet or powder forms and convenient 10c and 25c sizes.
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Rial
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Whpe-Fm
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Cloverbrand Dairies, Inc
Robert Stack
Diana Berrymore
All Star Comedy
James Stewart
Joan Fontaine
Thomasville Road
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Oliver Hardy
Popeye
Are Carolina
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Welfare Fund
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