Greatest Foray of Year by UN Bombers Routs Communist Vehicles
UN bombers blasted 200 Communist vehicles in their largest foray of the year, bringing the nine day total to 1,175 trucks. Red forces probed Allied lines along a 155 mile front as U S Sabre jets claimed a seventh straight day of victory with MIGs downed and enemy positions shelled along coastal and inland targets.
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Seoul
Damagoor
North Korea
U.S. Eighth Army
U. N
Sniper Ridge
Warscarred Hill
Los Angeles
Swenson
Kosung
Wonsan
Thompson
Seiverling
Military Regime Takes Over Iraq
Baghdad troops moved to restore order after weekend riots left at least 11 dead and 58 wounded. The regime dissolved parties, closed 12 newspapers, banned demonstrations, and martial law was declared as Gen Nur Aldin Mahmoud formed a new cabinet with civilian outsiders.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Arera
U. S. Information Service
Abdullah
Nur Aldin Mahmoud
Mustapha al Umari
Fadhel Jamali
New York
United Nations
U. S. Information Service Office
Raleigh Sisters Picked as Polio Poster Children for 1953
Two Raleigh, North Carolina sisters Patricia and Pamela O’Neal, who recovered from infantile paralysis after 1948, were named poster children for the March of Dimes 1953 campaign. They will appear at fund raising events and their story will be used nationwide. The family benefited from the foundation and Warm Springs therapy, illustrating the impact of community support on polio treatment and recovery.
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Pulio
Pamela O'Neil
Patricia
Raleigh
N. C
Clarence O'Neil
New York
National Foundation For
Pamela O'Neal
North Carolina
REX Hospital
Pamela
Wake County Oe
National Foundation
Warm Springs
CIO Officials Debating New Leader As Murray Succession Looms
In New York 35 CIO unions meet in closed session to pick a successor to the late Philip Murray. Allan Haywood and Walter Reuther vie for the presidency with competing blocs claiming strong support. If unresolved, a compromise or floor battle at the Atlanta City convention December 1 may decide the leadership.
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New York
CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
San Francisco
Allan Haywood
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Haywood
Reuther
Atlantic City
N. J
Joseph Curran
The
National Maritime Union
O. A. Knight
CIO Oil Workers
Labor
Congress
Steelworkers Union
Communications Workers
Transport Workers
Rubber Workers
Auto Workers Union
Weekend violence and hunting deaths claim eighteen lives in NC
UNITED PRESS reports a grim weekend in North Carolina with at least 18 fatalities from accidents and violence. Among the cases two hunting deaths are noted along with drownings, shootings, and vehicle crashes across multiple counties, including Salisbury, Cabarrus, LaGrange, Yadkinville, Henderson, New Bern, Wilson, and Raeford.
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United Press
North Carolina
Jimmy Shuping
Salisbury
R. B. Wright
Rowan County
Theodore Brown
Cabarrus County
Mary
Lenoir County
Carrolina Chamberlain
LaGrange
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
James R. Elium
Roanoke
Littleton
Janey Bee
Weaver's Chapel
Key
Cecil Phalps
Victoria
New Buggs Island
Henderson
Phelps
Na Dalias
Theodore C. Hamlett
Roxboro
Yanceyville
Hamlett
New Bern
Carl Spicer
Charles Mitchell
Black Creek
Wilson County
James Eatman
R.W. Wright Jr
Charles Brinson
Whartonsville
Brinson
Pamlico County
Joe Whitehurst
Gastonia
Hannah Casper
Ahoskie
Asheville
John W. Campbell
Vance County
David McKinnon
Hoke County
Raeford
James A. Poole
Newton
Ray Latz
Maiden
Eugene L. Smith
Premannss Synod to Meet in Montreal Next June
The Raleigh based men's conference of the Premannss Synod of North Carolina plans its biennial gathering in Montreal in June 1921. Dr. Glenn L. Hooper chairs the committee which will invite several prominent speakers. the program will be announced after their acceptance.
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Raleigh
Premannss Synod of
North Carolina
Montreal
Glenn L. Hooper
Eisenhower Eyes Cabinet Posts Before Korea Trip
President elect Eisenhower plans a crowded day at the Commodore Hotel as he finalizes cabinet choices including agriculture, labor, commerce and postmaster general. He will visit UN headquarters and meet Vice President-elect Nixon in their first conference since the election. General Bradley says the Korea trip will lift morale, while other notable visitors include Sarnoff, Watson, Astor and Weir. Nixon will lunch with Eisenhower. he has been in Miami Beach since the election.
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New York
Eisenhower
United Nations
Korea
Commodore Hotel
Ezra T. Benson
Utah
John Minor Wisdom
GOP
Louisiana
Nixon Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Agriculture
Labor
Commerce
Fisenhower
Morningside Heights
Paul G. Hoffman
Ford Foundation
Economic Cooperation Administration
Hoffman
John Foster Dulles
Monave
U.N
Fast 42Nd Street
Lie
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Philadelphia
Bradley
ABC
Eiisenhower
America
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Kenneth Wells
The
Freedom Foundation
Thomas J. Watson
International Business Machines Corporation
Ernest Weir
National Steel Corporation
John Jacob Astor
London Times
Nixon
Miami Beach
Parole Board Denies Alger Hiss Parole Request
Washington bulletin reports the Federal Parole Board rejected Alger Hiss's request for parole from prison.
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Washington
Federal Parole Board
Alger Hiss
Five Marines Die In Early Morning Crash Near Ashland
Five Marines returning to bases after weekend leaves were killed when their car collided with a tractor trailer about five miles south of Ashland Virginia. The victims were Joseph E. Carracino Jr. 22 of Philadelphia stationed at Camp Lejeune James T. Davis 21 of Inverness Mississippi stationed at New River and Robert Clayton 19 of Philadelphia stationed at Cherry Point. The tractor trailer driver Howard Gordon of Charlotte North Carolina was uninjured in the 2 45 a m crash.
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Ashland
Here
U. S
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Joseph E. Carracino Jr
Clayton
Philadelphia
Cherry Point
N. C
Howard Gordon
Charlotte
Security plot thickens as Ike visit looms in Korea
Gen Mark W. Clark and top commanders held a meeting in Seoul to establish foolproof security for President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower's visit. Seoul conducted a half hour blackout during drills as South Korea plans for a possible arrival this week.
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Seoul
Korea
U. N
Mark W. Clark
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Clark
Tokyo
Eisenhower
James A. van Fleet
8Th Army
van Fleet
Glenn O. Barcus
5Th Air Force
Syneman Rhee
Kim Tai Sun
Capitol
Ike
AFL Leader William Green Buried in Central Ohio
William F. Green, 82, longtime AFL president and 8 million member leader, lies in state as funeral services are held at Grace Methodist Church Coshocton. An estimated 5,000 paid respects. officials expect 800 seats and dignitaries including Maurice Tobin and Paul Herzog attend as a national labor tribute.
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Coshocton
William F. Green
American Federation of Labor
Ohio
AFL
Washington
Grace Methodist Church
John H. Shanley
Green
Jennie Mobley Green
Les Boyd
Shanley
Servces
Glass
National Polio Foundation
Philip Pear
Maurice J. Tobin
Truman
Paul Herzog
National Labor Relations Board
Wisconsin Named To Rose Bowl
Wisconsin was chosen over Purdue by Big Ten athletic directors to face Southern California in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Both teams shared the conference title with 6 2 1 and 4 4 2 records respectively as Purdue beat Indiana 21 16 and Wisconsin tied Minnesota 21 21.
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Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Purdue
Southern California
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Badgers
Indiana
Minnesota
Ohio State
Prof Heck buried in Raleigh after long career
Prof Charles Mc Gee Heck a longtime head of the North Carolina State College physics department is buried in Raleigh after dying in a local hospital following a prolonged illness. He retired May 1, 1946 and was famed for meteorological research and discoveries in spiral crystals.
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Heck
Raleigh
Charles McGee Heck
North Carolina State College
College
State Board to certify election. two Brunswick recount appeals
The State Board of Elections meets in Raleigh to certify results from the November 4 general election and to hear two Brunswick County appeals filed by Republican candidates W A Ko and C C Robbins. Ko and Robbins seek recounts after losses in House and county judgeship races as unofficial returns show Stevenson leading Eisenhower in the presidential race.
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Raleigh
State Board of Elections
Brunswick County
W. A. Ko
C. C. Robbins
Kopp
House
Robbins
State Board
Burt
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
Faint radio clue in Alaska search for missing Globemaster crew
An Alaska search total 14 planes awaited clear weather to scour 150 miles to Middleton Island for the C124 Globemaster missing since Saturday over the Gulf of Alaska. Officials listed 41 crew 11 as missing with 52 aboard. SOS signal from life raft transmitters was faint and unconfirmed as searches continued amid poor weather.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Gulf of Alaska
Onty-four
Middleton Island
U. S
Korea
Montana
CAA
Yakataga
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Ala
Globemaster
Acheson to Detail Objections to Indian Korea Plan
Secretary of State Acheson was to detail American objections to India’s revised compromise for settling the Korean war at the United Nations. The 21-nation group favored the Indian plan, which proposes a neutral repatriation commission with a target date and a UN group to care for POWs unwilling to return, potentially sidelining the U.S. alternative.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dean Acheson
India
United States
Great Britain
Acheson
V. K. Krishna Menon
Panmunjom
Neutral Repairation Commission
U.N
General Assembly
U.S
Menon
Man unbothered by ads should seek psychiatric advice
A humorous line notes that a man not easily annoyed by television commercials may benefit from psychiatric evaluation suggesting unusual tolerance to ads.
Local Weather Forecast Details
The forecast gives a low tonight and a high tomorrow of 54 degrees with today’s high at 65 and last night’s low at 66. Sunset is 5 08 pm and sunrise tomorrow is 7 06 am.
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R. Hunt Parker
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Third Judicial District
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