U N diplomacy shifts on neutrals for Korean peace talks
U S envoy Arthur Dean signaled willingness to invite neutral nations to the full conference under conditions, reversing an earlier stance. He rejected a Communist proposal to hold talks at Panmunjom with nonvoting observers from Russia and several Asian nations. Talks resume with U N and Communist proposals following three weeks of maneuvering.
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Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur Dean
United States
Dean
Russia
India
Burma
Indonesia
Pakistan
U. N
Sapselte
Peeeeeaeeh Geslathan Pers
South Korea
Korea
Red
Tar Heel Field Trial Open Derby Hones In On Final Stages
The Tar Heel field trial meet continues with Open Puppy Open Derby and Open larg epar events today. Yesterday's Derby winner was The Knitter a white and black pointer owned by Dr C B Kirby of Charlotte with Edward Rockett of Conover handling second place Delivery Doone Gigs.
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Tar Heeleld
C. B. Kirby
Charlotte
Edward Rockett
Conover
North Carolina ABC reports October sales decline year over year
The state ABC shows total October sales of 6 040 180 10 a decrease of 135 774 10 from October last year. Mecklenburg led with 925 669 45 followed by Greensboro 563 095 30 Asheville 374? and Wake 404 122 05.
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North Carolina
ABC
Tom Allen
Mecklen
Greensboro
Asheville
Fortecn
Wake
Raleigh woman elected president of State Legislative Council
Mrs Marie Noell of Raleigh was named president of the State Legislative Council succeeding Mrs Tom Grier leigh. Other officers include Richardson of Chapel Hill as vice president Evelyn Deigh as second vice president Ell Hirschber Ra nn secretary and Mrs Charles Doak of Raleigh as treasurer among 18 member association representatives.
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Raleigh
Marie Noell
State Urses Assn
State Legislative Council
Tom Grierleigh
Richardson
Chapel Hill
Evelyn Deigh
Ell Hirschber
Rann
Charles Doak
Treasa
President installed as Seaboard Medical Assn. head
Dr Edwin Pasberry Jr of Wilson North Carolina was installed today as president of the Seaboard Medical Association of Virginia and North Carolina in Norfolk. Other officers include Dr A B Peters of Washington NC as 2nd vice president.
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Norfolk, Va
Edwin Pasberry Jr
Wilson, N. C
Seaboard Medical Assn
Virginia
North Carolina
Pasberry
Southgate
Sea Leigh
Norfolk
A. B. Peters
Washington, N. C
Trustees meet to pick provost for Greater University
The Consolidated University of North Carolina trustees will convene in Raleigh on December 3 to select a provost. The Executive Committee approved James Iris Parks Jr. of New York’s General Education Board as the candidate, aiming to succeed Logan Wilson, the first provost and current university president.
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Consolidated University of North Carolina
Raleigh
James Iris Parks Jr
General Education Board of New York
Parks
Pawn
Logan Wilson
Pulitzer editor Royster speaks at Southern planning meeting
Vermont C. Royster of the Wall Street Journal, Raleigh native and Pulitzer Prize winner, spoke on Wall Street Views the South at the Southern Association of State Planning and Development Agencies session in Asheville. Leslie Hill Prince opened with a Washington office talk, and State Treasurer Edwin M. Gill hailed the South as economic opportunity.
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Asheville
Wall Street Journa Today
Southern Assn
Vermont C. Royster
The
Wall Street Journal
Raleigh
Wall Street
South
Journal
Royster
Leslie Hill Prince
Washington
New York State Department of Commerce
Edwin M. Gill
Merrick and Taylor to face federal trial in Irish Sweepstakes case
Wilmington officials say Joseph E. Merrick and Hal M. Taylor, both 31, will stand trial December 7 on charges of smuggling 20 cases of Irish Sweepstakes tickets from an Irish ship on September 18 in a $2 million case. A grand jury returned a no bill on Myrtle J. Cates, 31, who had been charged.
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Wilmington
Joseph E. Merrick
Hal M. Taylor
Myrtle J. Cates
U.N. Nears Vote On Arms Trade and Truce Team
Jordan's Yusuf Haikal tells the Security Council Arabs demand strong actions including punishment for the Libya massacre and no aid to Israel without guarantees. A source says the resolution focuses on Libya and may ignore broader Arab-Israeli clashes. He notes talks could happen in Amman rather than New York.
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Israel
U.N
Palestine
Jordan
Washington
Yusuf Haikal
Security Council
Libya
Haikal
Haikal Indica
Domare
New York
Moravian Bishop Pfohl Elected Synod President
Bishop J Kenneth Pfohl, president of the Southern Province Elders Conference, was elected president of the bicentennial synod at Home Church Winston Salem. About 200 delegates from 45 North Carolina and Virginia churches attended with Rev George Higgins re elected vice chairman and Rev Edwin Stockton named secretary.
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Winston-Salem
J. Kenneth Pfohl
Moravian Church In
Pfohl
R. Gordon Spaugh
Herbert M. Johnson
Mount Airy
Elders
Home Church
Farm Bureau Calls for 1949 Act Price Supports and Unity
The Farm Bureau meeting urged a return to the Agricultural Act of 1949 with flexible price supports and farmer responsibility to adjust supply to demand. Speakers stressed farmer organization and unity to push for self-directed programs benefiting all involved. J B Hutson reported favorable year progress for flue cured tobacco exports with growing German demand, UK stocks low, and Japan increasing US tobacco imports. The Caspian Sea was noted as the world’s largest lake by the National Geographic Society. About 13 million autos built before World War I remain in use in the United States.
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Cies
R. Flake Shaw
Shaw
United States
Stocks Slip Amid Mixed Downtick as Trading Slows
New York stocks ended lower with a broad mix of gains and losses. Railroads utilities and some aircraft and chemical shares were steadier while U S Steel Chrysler Boeing and American Cyanamid lagged. Southern Railway Republic Steel and Eastern Air Lines rose. Trading volume hovered around 490000 shares with a cautious tone and variable early risk.
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U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Boeing
Southern Railway
Republic Steel
Eastern Air Lines
New York
Admiral Corporation
Sscesee
Alleghany Corporation Esesces
Allied Chemical & Dye Eeeee
Allis Chalmers Mig
Scesicses
American Car & Fig
Scvcee
American Smelt & Refsecses
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Continental Motor
Curtis Wright Tee
Curtis Wriht
Delaware
Ck & West
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Goodrich Rubber
Sessseee Slm
Great Northern Ry
Son Motor
Illinois Central
Ennecott
Kroger Company
Libby Owen Ford
Liggett & Myers
Lockheed Aircraft
Lorillard & Louisville & Nashville
Nash Kelvinator
National Biscuit
National
National Dairy Produ National Distillers
National Lead
New York Central
Standard Brands
Standard Oil Calif
Standard Oil
Standard Oil N. J
Stevens J. P. Co
Stewart Warner
Studebaker Corp
Sylvania Elec Prod
Texas Company
Tex Gulf Products
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Textron Corporation
Trans & Western Air
United States Steel
Vick Chemical
Virginia Care Chemical
Warner Pictures
Box Factory Planned for Salisbury
The National Container Corp of the Carolinas, a National Can Container unit, plans a $650,000 paper box factory in Rowan County employing 200. The integrated plant will produce finished containers from Georgia and Virginia mill shipments.
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Salisbury
National Container Corp
The
Carolinas
National Can Container Corp
New York
Rowan County
Company Mills
Georgia
Virginia
Guilford County to Create Joint Domestic Relations Court
City and county leaders approve a nine member advisory commission for the new Guilford County Domestic Relations Court. The panel includes members from Greensboro High Point and county lines with Associations of High Point and Greensboro each naming one member. The court will hear custody matters nonsupport and similar issues and take over juvenile court functions with sessions to be held weekly in High Point and Greensboro.
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Guilford County Domestic Relations Court
Tne
Guilford
Wilkins Jr
M. Thompson
High Point
Greensboro
County
Truman Says White Shielded FBI Probe
President Truman defended FBI inquiries, saying White protected the probe to avoid alerting involved parties. He warned any unusual actions surrounding the White appointment could jeopardize the investigation and criticized Attorney General Brownell for compromising government integrity.
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Truman
White
FBI
Brownell
Justice Department
Mac Moore Chosen For Commission
City Council accepted the resignation of Henry Koonts from the planning board and chose Mac Moore, a local realtor, to fill Koonts unexpired term of nearly five years. Steve Clark's resignation was not accepted as he agreed to serve out his term. Clark, a charter member since 9 quarters, will complete his term through June 30 1954. Koonts was thanked for his devotion to duty while the council moves to revamp appointment processes.
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Planning Zoning Board
Steve Clark
Clark
Henry Koonts
George Covington
Council
Koonts
Mac Moore
John Clinard
Hoover Denies Responsibility in White Retention Dispute
The passage outlines Hoover denying responsibility for a government move to retain White in service, intended to avoid revealing FBI investigations to the public. It notes Truman’s reluctance to escalate the dispute and Democrats’ doubt Hoover would publicly confirm knowledge of the arrangement.
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Eral
Truman
Hoover
Truman probes spark Senate clashes over White case
Senate Republicans led by Ferguson and Brownell pressed Truman’s actions in the White case and questioned why White was promoted amid FBI probes. McClellan and others defended Truman, while Clardy suggested possible grand jury quash of White indictment and sought testimony from Jerome Blumauer.
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Hallred
Sen. Ferguson
Michigan
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Truman
FBI
Ferguson
White
Treasury
International Fund
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Brownell
Senate
Jenner
R-Ind
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Congress
Rep. Moulder
D-Mo
House Un-American Activities Committee
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Alger Hiss
Brown
Rep
McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Clardy
R-Mich
Philadelphia
New York
Jerome Blumauer
Blumauer
House Committee
York
Bat
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Andrews Maintains Silence On New North Carolina Director
Charlotte internal revenue chief T Coleman Andrews declined to name a successor to the late director posting saying the Civil Service Commission must first provide a registry of applicants. He noted about 30 applicants exist but many were eliminated for not meeting required administrative experience.
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Charlotte
Internal Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
North Carolina
National Assn. of Cost Accountants
Andrews
Civil Service Commission
Edwin C. Gill
Gill
Bureau
Robbers' Trial Set in Raleigh Federal Court
Three men indicted for the August 28 robbery of First Citizens Bank and Trust Co. in Garner face trial in the spring term of the Raleigh federal court. Woodrow W. Stroud 33 of Raleigh and Kinston Cyrus Edward Porter Jr. 28 of Greenville and William Hassell Davis 25 of Seven Springs near Goldsboro were named in the grand jury indictment.
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Wilmington
Raleigh
First Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Garner
Woodrow W. Stroud
Raleigh and
Kinston
Cyrus Edward Porter Jr
Greenville
William Hassell Davis
Seven Springs
Goldsboro
Weather Forecast Adjusts Temperature and Sun Times
The forecast shows a low of 35 tonight and a high of 77 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 76 with a low of 33 last night. Sunset is at 5 11 pm and sunrise tomorrow at 6 59 am.
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Charlotte
Weather Bureau
Asheville
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Columbia
Denver
Detroit
High Point
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Steet
Mobile
New Orleans
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
San Francisco
Washington
Wilmington
Confession Read In Court In Greenlease Case
Read aloud in the crowded courtroom, Bonnie Heady’s confession details Carl Hall's abduction and the fatal shooting of 6-year-old Bobby Greenlease. The pair, tied to the $600,000 ransom plot, describe wrapping the body in a blue sheet and disposing it near Mrs Heady's Kansas City area station wagon.
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Bobby
Robert C. Greenlease
Hall
Greenlease
Robert Ledterman
Tulsa
Okla
Carl Austin Hall
U. S
Edward Scheufler
Scheufler
Heady
Eufler
Roy Dietrich
Kansas City Bar Assn
Dietrich
Harold Hall
Maryville
Virginia Sue
Mrs. Heady
Kansas
Carl
Tass
Country Club Plaza
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Synod
Farm Bureau
Caspian Sea
National Geographic Society
Jeee
Harry Dexter White
Vinson
J. Edgar Hoover
Homer Ferguson
Internal Security Committee
Goore
D-Tenn
International Jury Fund
Tors
the Treasury
Lodwana Lopes
Tagette
Ake Capudine
Vacuum Stores
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Revelation Vacuum Stores
N. C
Dept. BB
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