Captain Locke Rejoins Family After Korean Death March
Captain William Locke survivor of a brutal Korean conflict returns home on a 30 day leave. He lands at Greensboro High Point airport to emotional reunions with wife Ronda Sebastian Locke mother Hattie N. Locke and infant daughter Karen. Locke, who was shot down over Korea, weighs about 135 pounds, plans to be stationed at Shaw Air Force Base, Sumter South Carolina, and jokes about talking relatives into more leave.
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William Locke
Greensboro High Point
Srport
Ronda Sebastian Locke
Hattie N. Locke
Enfield
Karen
Captain Locke
Tokyo
San
Virgil Yow
Winston-Salem
The
Hanes
Yow
Locke
Pointer
Shift Noted In Soviet Propaganda Tactics
Officials in Washington puzzled by a shift in Soviet propaganda over the Sino Korean crisis. Tass cited Chinese Communist claims and suggested MacArthur was surprised by Chinese intervention, with Moscow possibly toning down accusations of U S aggression.
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Washington
State Department
Moscow
Peiping Cha
U. S
Manchurian
Tass
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Korea
Russia
Voice of America
New York Daily Compass
Anju
Rockingham Grange Wins Third Place
Rockingham Grange No. 771 in North Carolina earned third prize of 2000 dollars in the National Grange community service contest at its 84th annual meeting. Capital Grange No. 18 of Dover Delaware won 15000 dollars and Goehner Grange 371 of Seward County Nebraska won 5000 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Capital Grange
Dover
Del
National Grange Community Service
Goehner Grange
Sewnard County
Nebraska
Matrimony Grange
Rockingham County
Noth Carolina
West Tisbury Grange
Dukes County
Mass
Farmer Grange
Carroll County
Ark
Bear Acne
Laramie County
The
Grange
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Aeed
Locome Thich
Red Cross
Crazed Salesman kills five relatives in New Jersey killings
Ernest Ingenito, a 25-year-old appliance salesman, confessed to shooting and killing five members of his wife’s family and wounding four others across three Vineland area homes. He was held without bail after a court hearing and police described a mobile raid ending with his capture four and a half hours after the slayings.
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Frank O'Brien
Vineland
N. J
Ernest Ingenito
Leona
Raymond Vorberg
Ingenito
Landis Township
Malaga
George Shunk
Franklinville
Wry
Michael Mazzoli
Pearl Mazzoli
John Pioppi
Theresa Pioppi
Marion Pioppi
John
Tessie
Jean Pioppi
Frank Mazzoli
Michael Mazzolli
Frank
Hilda
Newcomb Hospital
Howard Unruh
Camden
River Road
Unruh
New J. State Hospital For the
Trenton
Howard A
Er Ee
Ernest, Jr
Michael
Pioppi
Marion Pi
Communist China Brushes Aside Truman Assurances
Peiping radio in London dismissed Truman's promises of peaceful aims toward China. It accused the United States of aggression, claiming America has invaded Chinese territory, seized Taiwan, and threatened Vietnam. It mocked Acheson and Knowland and described Western prodding as a bid to soften public opinion for an advance to the Chinese frontier.
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London
China
Truman
Peiping
America
United States
U. S
Dean Acheson
Pacific
Vietnam
Indochina
Manchuria
Knowland
R - Cal
Yalu River
California
United Nations
Manchurian
Dr Campbell Faces Battle Over Kidnaping Case
Linda Stamm’s family hires two top attorneys to prosecute Dr Nancy Campbell 43 a Yale educated physician arrested while attempting a $20000 ransom for Linda Stamm who was found drugged in Campbell’s car. Campbell held on $25000 bond moved from Albuquerque hospital under treatment. Attorney A L Zinn questions temporary insanity and notes brain deterioration as key issue in possible defense.
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Santa FE
N. M
Linda Stamm
Nancy Campbell
J. R. Modrall
Albuquerque
H. A. Riker
Allen Stamm
Campbell
Linda
Liberty
Overcoat Weather For Most Of U S
The Associated Press reports cool air spreading across the nation bringing heavy overcoat weather. The chilliest conditions were in northern Montana, North Dakota and Minnesota with subzero temperatures and some snow. Elsewhere, freezing temperatures touched Corbin Kentucky and Birmingham Alabama while the East saw flurries and showers. Pacific coast rain and eastern snow marked the varied conditions.
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Associated Press
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
South
Corbin
Birmingham
Ala
Chattanooga
Tenn
New England
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Washington
Idaho
Truman calls for emergency aid to support Yugoslavia
President Truman urged Congress to authorize about 85 million dollars to strengthen Yugoslavia in the crisis caused by drought and Soviet pressure. He noted Marshal Tito controls Europe’s largest fighting force outside the Soviet Union and aims to bolster Western defense against aggression while links to the west grow.
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Washington
Truman
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Congress
Russia
Marshal Tito
Europe
Soviet Union
Western
Tito
Cominform
U. S
George W. Allen
Belgrade
White House
Mr. Truman
State Department
Allen
Iran
U. N
North Korea
20 Year Old Soprano Charms the Met in Debut
Roberta Peters, 20, subbed as Zerlina in Mozart Don Giovanni at the Metropolitan Opera after Nadine Conner fell ill. With only hours to prepare, Peters learned cues backstage and impressed conductor Fritz Reiner and manager Ru Bing, earning cheers, four curtain calls, and a first contract bid.
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John Randolph
New York
Wpall
Metropolitan Opera
Roberta Peters
Met
Zerlina
Miss Peters
Hardy
Ru Bing
Nadine Conner
Bing
Cuttin
Fritz Reiner
Zerling
Reiner
Rein
U S Army Advancing Near Yalu as Reds Hold South Front
An armored U S Seventh Division column pushed through snow toward Kaplan near the Manchurian border, while 100000 Chinese and 70000 North Korean forces dug in on a mountain line south of the Yalu. Taechon Takchon and other positions remained contested as UN air support and infantry pressure continued.
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Associated Press
U. S. Seventh Division
Kapsan
Manchurian
Korea
Yalu River
U. S. Eighth Army
Taechon-Takchon
Yalu
Taechon
Truman
U. N
Peiping Radio
Kaplan
U. S
Manchuria
Pungsan
Pujon Reservoir
Great North Midland
Myongchon
Sea of Japan
Soviet Siberia
Changjin
Gen. MacArthur
Tokyo
United Nations
China News
Tai Formosa
Search For Herds Body Abandoned In Atlantic
Charleston South Carolina November 18 The ocean search for James Merrill Herd Jr 39 head of a New York theatrical corporation was abandoned. Heavy hip boots may have kept him on the Atlantic floor after his fishing boat overturned near here with four aboard. Mrs Frederick H Ecker 52 wife of the MetLife chairman was recovered. Joseph B Rogers and Peter C Morris were rescued by a passing trawler four hours after the dory capsized.
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Charleston
S. C
James Merrill Herd, Jr
New York
Atlantic
Frederick H. Ecker
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Joseph B. Rogers
Peter C. Morris
Boy Tries In Vain To Save His Sister
CORBIN Ky November 18 A 12 year old boy Eugene Love rushed into his burning home to rescue his invalid sister M amie Ann 11 and brother Teddy Marion 4 but flames blocked his way. The two children died beside a bed in the fire.
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Corbin
Eugene Love
Park Hill
Mamie Ann
Teddy Marion
Six Southport Residents Die In Alabama Train Collision
Six Southport residents died in a Alabama train car wreck yesterday. The victims were William Bragaw 28 his wife Helen 25 their two children Latie 5 and Margaret 4 and the mothers Helen G Bragaw 59 and Mrs Frank M Niernesse 60. Bragaw a former University of North Carolina political science teacher had been slated for state department service in Washington and a Brazil posting. The group had left Southport a week earlier to visit friends in Tennessee Arkansas and Alabama.
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Wilmington
Southport
Alabama
Alabama Highway Patrol
Southern Railway
William Bragaw
Helen
Latie
Margaret
Helen G. Bragaw
Frank M. Niernesse
Bragaw
Washington
State Department
University of North Carolina
Brazil
Tennessee
Arkansas
Camelia
Italy
Niernesse
Razi
Five Year Old Cowboy Strangled To Death
In Excelsior Springs Missouri on November 18 James Edward Banning age five died at home after his blue bandanna tied to a clothesline strangled him. He was playing in the yard with sister Barbara Sue nine who left him to help their mother with dishes. The sheriff said the boy may have slipped from a chair while wearing cowboy boots and the bandanna looped over the line.
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Excelsior Springs
James Edward Banning
Barbara Sue
John Banning
Curtis Hay
Two men jailed over bad ice cream paratyphoid outbreak
In Prague Czechoslovakia two men were sentenced to prison for producing tainted ice cream used at a children's day event on June 4 in Stara Boleslav. Officials confirmed the eggs were not boiled and carried paratyphoid microbes. about 1600 people were affected.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Stara Boleslav
General Wai arrives to hunt near Nanthahala National Forest
Gen Jonathan Wai, famed World War II Bataan survivor, reached Fontana Village to hunt wild boar bear and deer in the Nantahala National Forest area near the North Carolina Tennessee line. He traveled with aide Col James F. Corn and Gen Roy H. Beeler, adjutant general of Tennessee.
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Fontana Village
Jonathan Wai
Bataan
Philippines
Santeetlah
North Carolina
Tennessee
Nantahala National Forest
Wainwright
James F. Corn
Roy H. Beeler
North Carolina ends last prison cage camp at White Lake
Navy released news that North Carolina has closed its final cage camp at White Lake in Bladen county. A modern $65,000 prison building replaces the cages for short term Negro prisoners, announced by Director John Gold.
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Raleigh
Navy
North Carolina
White Lake
Bladen County
Have & M
John Gold
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