Malt Beverage Division expands beer outlets statewide
The malt beverage division now lists 30 outlets. Kyle Matthews, head of the division, said four new agents will work where idle outlets overextend capacity. The new agents are Garland, Oxford, Vance Roxboro, Lee Madkins of Gibsonville, and Frank T. Bishop of Charlotte.
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Raleigh
Me of Beer
Kyle Matthews
Dies
Garland
Oxford
Vance W. Roxboro
Lee Madkins
Gibsonville
Frank T. Bishop
Charlotte
Nine Defendants Receive Active Terms In Late Trial Docket
Judge imposed active terms on nine defendants including three juveniles for morals and fornication counts. Wanda Sullivan 16 and Juanita Jones 17 faced prostitution and related charges, Mary Williams 17 and Albert Wright 19 charged with fornication and adultery. Williams testified to marriage and pregnancy, Jones to single status and one child, planning to return home. Several defendants, all local Black men, sought jury trials. One white defendant admitted drinking hair tonic before arrest for assaulting his wife and resisting arrest. Thurman Landy received four months. Howard Woodie received a road sentence for assault with a deadly weapon and disorderly conduct. R E Hackler’s suspended term from May remains active.
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Sion
Wanda Sullivan
Juanita Jones
Mary Williams
Albert Daniel Wright
South Carolina
Wright
Eliza Johnson
E. Washant
Raymond Evans
Boundary St
Robert Lee Holmes
Hay St
Evans
Thurman Landy
Broad St
Landy
Howard Woodie
Park St
R. E. Hackler
Paroles Board Members Discuss Hamilton Case in Raleigh
In Raleigh two state parole board members met with Thomas L. Hamilton, once linked to the Carolinas Ku Klux Klan, during a routine visit to discuss prospects in New Hanover and Pender counties. Hamilton’s parole was denied last month after a year of a four year sentence. review was planned in six months to a year.
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Raleigh
State Paroles Board
Thomas L. Hamilton
Carolinas Ku Klan
C. H. Patrick
Johnson Mat
Hamilton
New Hanover
Pender
Patrick
Marine acquitted in Sylva rape case near Jackson
A 16 year old Sylva girl accused Pfc. Jerry Wilson of rape. An all male Jackson County court jury deliberated 54 minutes before finding him not guilty. Judge Clarkson cleared the courtroom during testimony.
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Lejeune Marine
State sets pollution standards for Tar River basin surveys
Raleigh reports adoption of standards to guide future stream surveys across North Carolina as the state seeks pollution reduction. The Yadkin river survey is nearly complete with White Oak Chowan and Roan rivers targeted next. Cape Fear basin slated for study. Kill Devil Hill notes the Wright Brothers National Memorial to reconstruct the world’s first airplane hangar and living quarters for a 50 year celebration of flight. site recreations use original gear and detector-guided location work.
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Raleigh
White Oak
Chowan
Roa
Cape Fear
Kill Devil Hill
National Park Service
Wright Brothers
Hunting Feat Of Season In North Carolina
George Millican of Fayetteville bagged a six point deer. He placed the deer in his car trunk after a policeman shot it on the highway near Roseboro. En route to Fayetteville the animal began to move and Millican stopped to inspect the deer with assistance.
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Fayetteville
N. C
George Millican
Roseboro
Fayette
Gate City Motor Co Counterclaims for 150000 in Suit
Gate City Motor Co of High Point files $150000 counterclaims in Gulford Superior Court against Kaiser-Frazer Sales Corp. alleging false representations and wrongful dealership cancellation. Gate City seeks 50000 actual and 25000 punitive damages per counterclaim, and asserts Kaiser-Frazer shipped 60 1951 model cars and later released 1952 models.
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Gate City Motor
High Point
Kaiser-Frazer Sales Corp
Gulford Superior Court
Gate City Motor Co
Kaiser‘Frazer
Kaiser- Frazer
Warn
Gate City
Willow Run, Midh Corporation
Kaiser-Frazer Tires
Firebugs Heat Up Across Counties in Fire Probe
Firebugs face hearings in Robbinsville Hayesville and Asheville on charges of willfully setting fires that endangered U S property and burned thousands of acres. Bond set for three Williams suspects and additional defendants hold $2 000 to $3 000 bonds as confessions hint at motives and a large forest loss.
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Ray Stamey
Buncombe County
Cord Cothren
Kenny Cothren
Hayesville
Tusquittee Creek
Morris
National Forests
Jas
John Frank Lunsford
Shelton Laurel
Madison County
U. S
Robert S. Swain
Lunsford
Big Creek
Roy Minor
Stokes Minor
Cherokee County
Deer Killed by Police at Ville Station Trophy Costly
Millican was allowed to keep the deer after a police officer killed it at the Ville station. The incident left the officer with a costly trophy and an estimated $125 in car damage.
Fugitive From Virginia Is Caught Here
John E. Hutchinson 21 was arrested here for larceny of money and checks totaling about $8 000. He admitted heading to the bank with the loot after fleeing Florida and said he would face charges in Virginia. Hutchinson was released in custody of a Virginia officer after a brief Municipal Court appearance.
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Virginia
John E. Hutchinson
Coun
Florida
Alexandria
Hutchinson
Sealevel To Dedicate 34-Bed Hospital In Coastal NC
A 34 bed hospital built by the Taylor Foundation opens in Sealevel Carteret County with a dedication ceremony and a large homecoming picnic. Endowment leaders Dan and Leslie Taylor of West Palm Beach Alfred and William Taylor of Norfolk and parents Maltby and wife support the project improving local medical access 30 miles from Beaufort and 35 miles from Morehead.
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Sealevel
N. C
Carteret County
Reuther Reelected Seeks Growth Amid Troops of Change
Reuther warned that unrestrained forces could bankrupt small employers and hurt year round production. The convention absence of David J. McDonald followed last year's bitter clash over the CIO presidency. McDonald and his union avoided opposition as Reuther outlined a plan for a million new members and a revived fighting spirit.
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Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
Allan Haywood
Reuther
CIO
McDonald
Stocks Hold Steady Amid Small Advances and Losses
New York stock market inching forward with small gains and scattered losses. General Electric rises after 1 dividend on common, while others like Allied Chemical, Chrysler, Coca Cola, and United Airlines show modest moves as overall volume remains light.
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New York
Nate
General Electric
P. m
Admiral Corporati Ots
Seseeeseeeesees Alleghany Corporation
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers
American
American Car & Fay
American Rad & St S
American Smelt
American Tel
Burroughs
Calumet & Hecla Seer
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Ccccsesees
Carolina Power & Ltsssssee
Celanese Corp
Champion Paper & File Seeses
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ceseeee
Chrysler Corporation
Coca Cola
Eeceseereeeeeeecooclley
Columbia “Gas & Elec Sessess
Consolidated Edison
Scsssss
Consolidated Vultee
Continental Can
Cscessseees
Continental Motor
Continental Oil
Curtis Wright
Curtis Wright A
Delaware Lack & West
Douglas Aircraft
Dupont de Nemour
Eastern Airlines
Electric Auto Lite
Emerson R & P
Firestone
Ccccceess
Rreeport Sulphur
lGen Foods Eter
Tyanna Motors
Scceesseees
Eens Goodyear
Seseees
Great Northern Ru
Hudson Motor
Illinois Central Int Nickel Can
Tell & Teleee
Kennecott Copper
Kroger Compan Pany
Libby Owen Ford Gleee
Liett & Myers
Loews Theaters
Loews Theaters Cssecseeseee
Lorillard & Company
Louisville & Nashville
Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil Company
Otis Elevators
Pacific Gas & Elec
Packard Motor
Paramount Pictures
Essere
Pennsylvania
Corpora
Phillips Petroleum
Pittsburgh
Scr
Rseseees
Radio Corporation Essere
Remington Rand
Republic Steel
Ncceeeveveees
Eynolds Tob
Seaboard al RR
Sears Roebuck
Socony
Railway
Stevens, A. P. CO
Sylvania
Paseceses
Ee iTexas Company
Tex Gulf Products
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Textron Corporation
Trans & Western Aires
Trans America
Union Carbide
l'Union Pacific Backossaseeeesiaee
United Airlines
Western Union
Western Electric
Scsscsese
Wilson Packing Eee
Plumpness May Have Saved Life
Philadelphia doctors say a 45 year old woman who fell 13 stories from a hotel window was cushioned by her excess weight and a skylight that broke her fall. She landed in a sitting position and physicians noted the body can better diffuse shock in such a posture.
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Philadelphia
Jefferson Hospital
Betty Green Raskin
Condemned pair await last trip to Missouri gas chamber
In Kansas City the condemned kidnap killers of Bobby Greenlease, Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady, await execution set for December 18. Federal and court officials discuss a possible marriage ban while preparations for the gas chamber are described.
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Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
Missouri
Carl Austin Hall
Ben- Brown Heady
Pinter
Washington
Justice Department
Bonnie Brown Heady
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Heady
Hall
Mrs. Heady
George Evans
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Ds Roy
Strich
U. S
J. L. Reeves
U.S. T
Jackson County
William Tatman
Jefferson City
Will Hall
Five Hundred Dollars Found On Street Returned
Insurance adjuster Thomas B. Thurman found a packet of ten dollar bills totaling 500 on a downtown Salt Lake City street and turned it over to police. A department store employee who reported the loss within an hour expressed disbelief at recovering the money.
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Salt Lake City
Thomas B. Thurman
Weather report notes scattered showers and temp ranges
Official Weather Bureau records show a low tonight of 55 and a high tomorrow of 68. Today’s high was 72 with a last night low of 44. Sunset at 5 10 pm and sunrise at 7 02 am with scattered showers noted in Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Weather Bureau
Asheville
Amoris
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
High Point
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Uae
New Orleans
New York
Raleigh
Weight loss group TOPS mirrors Alcoholics Anonymous in tone
A Milwaukee group named TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly follows strict dieting rules to mental discipline. The piece surveys quirky news items from the era including an orange juice shortage signaling Florida crop impact and a tax note on aging whisky.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Milwaukee
TOPS
Holics Anonymous
Florida
Durham
N.C
Ike
Hollywood Script Needs Last Act Now
Benton Harbor Michigan romance unfolds as Priscilla Gilbert a 20 year old beauty runner up and Ward L Emmons recently repatriated ex prisoner of war begin dating after a letter and photo exchange. They plan a wedding with no unwritten act left in sight.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Priscilla Gilbert
Ward L. Emmons
la Paz
Ind
Pat
Emmons
Berrien County
Gilbert
Ward
Paratrooper Dies in Routine Jump at Fort Bragg
An 82nd Division paratrooper Sgt Edward Sadowa Co C 44th Tank Battalion died after a parachute malfunction in a routine jump at Fort Bragg. A former South Hadley Falls resident, he is survived by his widow Mrs Lucienna V Sadowa of Fayetteville. The jump was not part of yesterday mass drop by the division's combat team.
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FT. Bragg
82Nd Division
Edward Sadowa
Co. C
44Th Tank Battalion
South Hadley Falls
Mass
Lucienna V. Sadowa
Fayetteville
Public Information Office
Baby Black Market Calls For New Law
Senate hearing reveals a New York prosecutor's warning about a baby black market. Witnesses including Homer der Groh and Harvard researchers discuss interstate sales, price ranges, and the need for a federal ban to curb trafficking of babies amid reports of unwed teen mothers targeted by vendors.
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Washington
Sen
Hendrickson
New York City
Sheldon Glueck
Harvard Law School
Miller
Martha M. Eliot
Federal Children's Bureau
Farm program remains behind schedule as advisory panel meets
President Eisenhower's 18 member Agricultural Advisory Commission is to meet in Washington next Monday to review Benson draft farm legislation. Benson said political atmosphere may clear enough to work with Congress, amid Republican criticism and calls for resignation. AFBF convention in Chicago next month may yield recommendations, with support for flexible price supports and parity for all farm products urged recently.
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Agricultural Advisory Commission
Washington
Eisenhower
Benson
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Uni S
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Greensboro
Ponty
Thenelife Department
University of Minnesota
George A. Eee Jotter
Henrietta Sting Grenigenta
HK. Lanning, Graham
Winston - Salem
American Trucking Assn
North Carolina Motor ~Iners Assn
James F. Pickney
Cherryville
Carolina
Marine Acquitted
Kaiser-Frazer
Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Mercedes McCambridge
Johnny Guitar
Miss McCambridge
Miss Crawford
U.S. Supreme Court
Milady
Edmund Burke
Jones
Weatherstripp
Asbestos Siding Co
St. Joseph
St.Joseph Pet
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Hearth Club
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Mrs. Filbert
Mergorine
Progrem
Paramount Furniture CO
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