Allied Compromise Gls Hurl Would End War Within 30 Days
United Nations proposed a ceasefire plan to allow Communist forces a 30 day period to halt fighting. The Reds signaled they would study the plan but gave no firm acceptance, while the U.N. stressed the armistice must be ready and backed by a full peace agreement.
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Korea
United Nations Today
U.N
Commis
Panr Unjom
Tokyo
Nuckols
U.N P
Hodes
Asheville tobacco queen crowned in contest turnaround
In Asheville Doris Perry of Watauga County was named tobacco queen after a contest with 54 contestants. Zula Kate Smith of Burns was runner up. A separate note from Raleigh reports Norfolk Southern seeks to discontinue trains No 1 and 2 on the Raleigh Norfolk express, to be argued before the Utilities Commission.
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Asheville
Doris Perry
Watauga County
Zula Kate Smith
Burns
Raleigh
Railway Extence Inc
Norfolk Southern Railway
Norfolk Southern
State Utilities Commission
Escapes Again Raleigh Fugitive Ed Smith
Red faced prison officials began a fresh search for Ed Smith, a North Carolina escapee from a prison camp who fled a moving train in Kansas while being transported back to his home state, after previously being arrested in California.
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Raleigh
Ed Smith
California
North Caro
Kansas
North Carolina
Armstrong to seek Supreme Court seat in Democratic primary
In Paso Robles Judge Frank M. Armstrong announces his bid for the Supreme Court seat held by Associate Justice Panene Valentine. Valentine announced plans to seek election to the seat vacated by Governor Kerr Scott last September, in the Democratic primary race.
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Troy
Superior Court
Frank M. Armstrong
Supreme Court
Ppanene Valentine
Pasoin
Valentine
Kerr Scott
Stock Market Dull Trading Amid Wait and See Mood
New York prices drifted with minimal changes in a Saturday session. Investors held a wait and see stance on the foreign situation, focusing on Korean peace talks as rail shares opened strong then faded. Northern Pacific led a small upside move while steel, automotives, and utilities stayed largely unchanged.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Northern Pacific
Erie
New Orleans
Cross-Eyed Murder Suspect Hunted Across Two States
Southport North Carolina police lead a two state manhunt for J Godfrey O Quinn a 37 year old counterfeiter and gunman who abducted an elderly jailer at gunpoint and fled to avoid recapture. Authorities say he seeks former deputy Gus Bland who he accuses of adultery with his wife after his release from federal prison.
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Southport
N. C
Auberegg
J. Godfrey
Pat
O'Quinn
Gus Bland
Carolinas
Calabash
Radcliff
Bland
Thomasboro
O’quinn
O’ Quinn
Atlanta
J. G. Carson
Ruby Dell O’quinn
Dave Phelps
Phelps
UN Tank Assaults Continue In Korea Front
United Nations forces launch a major tank supported offensive along the 135 mile Korean front near Kumsong amid moderate resistance and heavy hand to hand fighting. Communist attacks push west of Chorwon and Punchbowl Valley but no major follow up is reported.
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Korea
United Nations
We Nie
Pees
Kumsong
Itan
U.N
Panmunjom
Chorwon
Punchbowl Valley
Federal Agents Make Major Doping Arrests In Washington
Federal agents and metropolitan police arrested 50 narcotics suspects in Washington after five months of undercover work. The roundup targeted heroin traffic with Treasury officials saying the operation will expand to wipe out crippling narcotics. New York was labeled the source of the market. Authorities described dense slum districts near the Capitol as focus areas.
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Washington
Washington Sea
Martin
Treasury Department
New York City
Baltimore
New York
Dallas President Sentenced to Three Years for Tax Fraud
J Sanders reports that Dallas, Inc. president of a Point furniture firm, Dallas, was sentenced in Greensboro to three years in the Petersburg Federal Reformatory for income tax evasion. Co-defendant J D McCrery received two years probation. Dallas must also pay a 10000 fine. The case involved unreported 1944 sales and a 493825.64 tax liability with a 50 percent fraud penalty.
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J. Sanders
Dallas
Ihigh- Point Furniture
Middle District
Petersburg
Dallas, Inc
J. D. McCrery
Greensboro
Johnson J. Hayes
Furniture City Upholstering Company, Inc
Hayes
M. W. Wayte
Intelligence Division
Bureau of Internal Revenue
District ‘A
McCrery
Black Market Dallas
Morse
Shupeen
Daline
U N Debates Disarmament Plans Amid Korea Crisis
In Paris the U N committee begins study of the disarmament agenda led by U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Britain with Russia’s Malik opposing Western plans. Debates focus on armistice supervision, cease fire, and a broader arms reduction including atomic weapons amid stalled Korean talks.
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United
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U.N
United States
Britain
U. S
Dean Acheson
Jacob A. Malik
Ceva
Malik
Acheson
Ameri
Img Sond Oeigauen
Wah Dupont
Ridgway
Pentagon
Otol
General Assembly
Korea
Russia
China
Dhecks
Red China
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Woman Survives Two Weeks in Crashed Plane in Alaska
Vivian O'Brien a 28 year old Fairbanks restaurant cashier and her pilot Robert Rouse were rescued after two weeks alone in a wrecked Cessna 30 miles southeast of Stony River Alaska. Rescue planes spotted the derelict aircraft and Rouse walked 30 miles through snow to find help. Both were reported in good condition and to be flown to Fairbanks.
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Alaska
Vivian O'Brien
Fairbatks
Robert Rouse
Stony River
Rouse
O'Brien
Anchorage
10Th Air Force
Miss O'Brien
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Spokane
Wash
Ston
River Thaps
Bob Vanderpool
Crooked Ver
Ridgway Verifies Atrocity Killings In Korea
General Ridgway confirmed that United Nations prisoners of war killed by Communist forces in Korea are the shocking atrocity. He said all known deaths had been reported to next of kin and noted the release came after months of accumulated evidence. The remarks followed Peiping and Communist radio denials of mistreatment and massacre claims.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Korea
Ar Waeae Ae
Ridgway
Greustt
George Patrick W Ridgway
Ier
Rae
Warren Opens Campaign For Nomination
California Governor Warren announces a 1952 presidential nomination bid built on social progress in unemployment farm aid and health care while hospitalized in San Francisco. He urges tax economy streamlined agencies and a bipartisan foreign policy to combat communism and defend the United Nations.
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Calif
Mes Warren
Warren
Republican State Central Committee
San Francisco
California Republican
United Nations
California
Caudle Quits Post On Request Says Heart Is Broken
White House orders removal of officials with outside activities harming the administration. Caudle resigns as head of the tax division amid a broader probe into tax scandals. President Truman emphasizes integrity and vows no protected officials in the investigation. Donald Dawson arrives to help screen future appointees as the inquiry expands.
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Key West
Fla
White House
Truman
Washington
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Charlotte
N.C
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Aes
Imig
Aeaan Yey
Aan
Ceol
R. King
D-Cal
House
Ways and Means
Justice Department
Department
Tas
King
Donald S$. Dawson
RFC
Dawson
Mr. Truman
Iran's Fatemi faults Britain in Middle East policy
Deputy Iranian Premier Hossein Fatemi labels British actions in Iran and Egypt as arrogant and says they threaten a Middle East defense alliance with the United States. He warns popular anger will rise against Britain if policies do not change and pledges support for Egypt against British influence. Fatemi also notes U.S. mediation on oil failed but calls it broadly successful for outlining Iran's stance. He plans a visit to Cairo.
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Washington
Hossein Fatemi
Britain
Iran
Egypt
U.S
Middle East
Fatem
Sue Canal
Cocain
America
Fatemi
Mohammed Mossadegh
Cairo
Tehran
United States
Truman
Mossadegh
Trusman
Arms shipments may speed Ike to 28 division army with atom bombs
Reliable sources said Gen. Omar Bradley promised speeded U.S. arms shipments to Ike to build a 28 division force with atomic weapons by next year. Bradley reportedly told Eisenhower in a 90 minute meeting that the expanded army could meet a Soviet burst and do more than retard an aggressor.
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Paris
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Omar Bradley
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Atlantic
Eisenhower
Bradley
Weather forecast notes low of 26 and high of 44
The report states a low of 26 tonight and a high of 44 tomorrow. Earlier projections showed a high of 50 and a night low of 38.
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