Forsyth Man Decapitated In Accident
Forsyth coroner M. Long lists William Roy Windsor as a fatality after an accident in Winston-Salem. The report notes no question about the death, citing a stuck speedometer and other unclear details. Law enforcement comments include an alleged house fire connected to Windsor’s actions.
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Forsyth
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East Windy Cold And Wet Today Across The Nation
A storm centers over Lake Superior drifts rain and snow across the Great Lakes and into the Middle Mississippi and Ohio Valleys. Snow totals reach six inches in Wisconsin and the Northern Great Lakes while Northern Illinois and Indiana see mixed precipitation. Temperatures set in the 20s in the Western Plains and Rockies with dry conditions along the West Coast and distant Pacific states.
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Associated Press
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California
Coffee packaging affects taste perceptions in study
A Color Research Institute test shows three groups of housewives preferred coffee from a specially designed package. Weeks later most consented to receive the coffee in ordinary containers as long as the taste remained the same.
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Color Research Institute
St. Petersburg
Fla
Latin American plans for regional economic cooperation outlined
The article summarizes proposals by Latin nations to expand credits and trade, build industrial structures, and create a Latin American payments union to settle debts between South and Central American states. Speaking roles and regional integration are highlighted as key aims.
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Latin America
Eens
Investigator Samuel H. Still Extends Statewide Review
Samuel H. Still, an investigator leading a full-scale review of complaints, will stay in the district a few more days for additional checks.
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Samuel H. Still
1954 NC Farm Bureau honors dinner marks 19th annual event
The North Carolina Farm Bureau held its 19th annual meeting and dinner as it presented the distinguished service award to a longtime member. The event showcased active leaders and noted plans for upcoming programs and recognition within the association.
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Shaw Reens
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Two Gastonia Men Arrested After Gun Battle Near Canton
Mecklenburg authorities questioned the pair in connection with a rural robbery and a preceding gun battle with police. One man, 20 year old Woodie Henderson Woodie, faced assault with intent to kill charges. The pair admitted involvement as a snowstorm delayed further proceedings.
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Canton
Gastonia
Charlotte
Forecast Carolinas and Virginia Weather Roundup
Weather forecast for Carolina and Virginia with clearing and cool nights. North and South Carolina expect partly cloudy afternoons with scattered rain along coasts and highs near 48 to 55. Cool, windy conditions in Virginia with mountain snow possible and highs in the 40s to upper 50s.
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Carolina
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Virginia
Lewes
Prices Fall Across Food Staples Amid Mixed Harvest
A local report notes declines in costs for eggs milk potatoes and other staples this year while bread coffee and vegetables rise. It cites savings on poultry and a wetter crop in England with hurricane damage to apples affecting supplies.
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Noultry
England
Young Opposes Censure amid McCarthy clash in Senate
Senate debate centers on censure motions against McCarthy with terms like contempt and abuse toward subcommittee members. Representative Zwicker testimony and Watkins committee findings are cited while Sen Case signals a changed stance, denying a report that Gov elect Foss influenced his vote.
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Provedent
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Ma.Carthy
Ralph W.wwicker
Zwicker
Oung
Ywicker
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Les Tasenl
Army
Watkins Committee
Sen. Case
R-Sd
Joe Foss
Dakota
Case
Drew Pearson
Mary
Malik Arrives In New York As Soviet Leader Succeeds Vishinsky
Jacob Malik arrived in New York today to assume leadership duties at the Soviet Union position in the United Nations amid the death of Andrei Vishinsky. Malik, the Soviet ambassador to Great Britain, stepped from the British Overseas airliner at Idlewild Airport and was escorted through security.
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New York
Jacob Malik
Andrei Vishinsky
Soviet Union
United Nations
Malik
Great Britain
M . Vishinsky
Pere
Klewild
Parents seek to rename son Douglas Dwight Thompson to Walsh
A district judge granted permission to change the middle name of Douglas Dwight Thompson to Walsh. The move preserves the first name Douglas after Gen. Douglas MacArthur, with no change to surname.
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Douglas Dwight Thompson
Walsh
W. Lee Johnson
Douglas
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
U.S. Protests Spy Sentences in China and Korea War Row
The United States demands Peiping account and return of seven airmen held as prisoners. Col John Know Arnold Jr and Maj William H Baumer were sentenced to 10 and eight years respectively, while Downey and Fecteau faced life and 20 year terms. Peiping claims the B29 crew died or were captured after crossing China’s border during the war. Washington disputes their charges and calls for United Nations action, with officials warning of potential drastic measures if steps are not taken.
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Peiping
John Know Arnold Jr
Silver Spring
Maj
William H. Baumer
Wisburg
Grow
China
Washington
Korea
Japan
Deamen
Downey
Fecteau
New Britain
Morton Downey
Boston University
Lynn
Mass
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Defense de Riment
Seoul
Far East Air Force
Mae
Manchuria
Yalu
Ole Wee
Sal
Sen
Manafield
United Nations
George
Ottawa
Rcaf Hadron
J Amily MacKenzie
Hong Kong
Remington Dies In Prison After Trials Over Secrets
The article recounts Remington’s two trials over passing government secrets to Miss Bentley and the Russian spy ring. It notes his conviction on January 27, 1953, appeal rejection, and prison sentence. it contrasts his defense with prosecutors who labeled him a pathological liar and Communist sympathizer.
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Elizabeth Bent
Remnewington
Myles J. Lane
Remington
Hhe War Production Board
Mise Bentley
Commerce Ement
Communist League
Dartmouth College
YCL
Dartmouth Ays
Tennessee Valley Authority
War Production Board
Bentley
Jaca Golos
Lien Filed On Home To Collect Debt
Lane County residents sue to collect a $371 debt on a home. Plaintiffs Serae Hoom and Joseph Barr, who run a furniture business, seek payment in full. Defendant J R Carrick, doing business as Carrick, filed related divorce action in Municipal Court.
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Lane Co
Cows Take In Water for Each Pound of Produce
A brief note states cows require four to five percent of water per pound of any produce.
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