Snowstorm Sweeps Over Western North Carolina
A blanket of snow and ice covered western North Carolina as a wintry storm moved in. Asheville logged a record low temperature, and other towns reported subfreezing readings with snow and cold spreading from the mountains toward the coast.
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UN Security Council Set for Today Meeting on Formosa Korea
A Chinese Communist delegation arrives in New York to press charges of American aggression as the UN Security Council convenes at Lake Success. The session follows talks with Trygve Lie and centers on Formosa and Korea in a linked debate. Wu Hsiu Chuan leads the Chinese team, with backstage diplomacy watched from the Waldorf Astoria.
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U S Communists Blast New Law
American Communist leaders denounce the new anti-subversives law before the official deadline. National Committeemen Foster and Hall condemn government actions as breaking American tradition. Attorney General McGrath accuses the party of Moscow ties and demands leadership names and financial accounting.
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Labor and Industry Will Fight Inflation
Washington sees a plan for voluntary industry and labor self control to curb inflation rather than broad government regulation. A New York meeting next Tuesday would include John Stephens of U.S. Steel Philip Murray CIO leader William Green AFL and John Pony miners chief aiming for wage price stability without new controls. Senators favor higher taxes and credit limits, with wage and price checks if spending climbs.
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McCloy Urges Germans to Decide on Defense Role
U.S. High Commissioner John J. McCloy told German workers there is no longer time for equivocation on Germany contributing to European defense. He said the U.S. will not buy German help and Germans must decide for themselves if they join the North Atlantic defense effort amid rising anti-rearmament sentiment in the American zone.
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John J. McCloy
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Germany
U S Seventh Army Reactivated in Germany
U S military officials announce the Seventh Army will be reactivated in Germany for immediate use to project U S commitment to a Western defense force against Communism. It will be built from the First Infantry Division and a U S Constabulary division, absorbing most of the 87 000 American troops in Germany.
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Austria
Fate of 21 Still Unknown on Mount Moran Crash
Rescue teams race to reach the 11 000 foot level of Mount Moran as two climbers push toward the DC 3 wreck near 9 000 feet. The New Trib Mission airliner carrying 21 aboard, including eight children and four women, crashed Tuesday night en route from Chico California to Billings Montana amid severe snow.
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Millikin to push excess profits tax in lame duck session
Senator Mills, a Republican from Cole, will advocate a retroactive excess profits tax targeting wartime gains. He warned time is tight as House Ways and Means and Senate aides prepare drafts, with administration aims for four million dollars in revenue. Passing in both chambers remains uncertain as GOP meetings shape strategy.
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Yanks Advance In Northwest But Reds Strike Right Flank
United Nations forces push toward the Red Manchurian border in the northwest offensive as the extreme right flank is driven back by Communist counterattacks. Changju falls on the left, while Reds penetrate near Yongun on the east. Suiho dam and Sinuiju area streets see major activity. MacArthur led the kickoff as B 29s and fighters supported the drive.
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Butler Signals Wherry for Foreign Relations Panel
Senator Butler proposes Nebraskans Wherry for the Senate foreign relations committee in a GOP push to realign power. The move follows a 7 to 6 party realignment and faces competition from Morse and Knowland as discussions on leadership and civil rights ideals unfold among Democrats and Republicans.
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Dewey Demands LI Railroad Trustees Resign by Monday
New York Navy 25 Gov Thomas E Dewey called for the two Long Island railroad trustees David E Smucker and Hunter L Delatour to resign to speed a total shakeup after a deadly derailment that killed 77 and injured 332. He warned of court action if they do not quit by the deadline.
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Dick Tracy Returns to High Point Sunday Comic Section
Dick Tracy, the famed detective, appears in color in the High Point Enterprise color comic section starting tomorrow and every Sunday. The feature stars the detective with B. O. Plenty, Sparkle Plenty, Gravel Gertie, Tess, Junior, Pat and Muggs the dog.
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Church Council Defies Acheson Policy At Mission Doors Debate
The American Council of Christian Churches meeting in Cleveland with about 45 delegates claims Acheson policies closed mission doors and endangered Christians in the Far East. Delegates oppose inviting Secretary of State Acheson to address the National Council of Churches upcoming in Cleveland.
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Mysterious Detroit death leaves $15000 to heirs
John Sinclair, a 77 year old lodger at a dingy Detroit rooming house, died after years of study at public libraries. Probate found $15 000 in cash and bonds in four local banks and one in Windsor Ontario. Relatives sought. Neighbors recall he was born in Boston.
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McDevitt Named North Carolina Personnel Director
Raleigh November 25 John W McDevitt 37 year old budget bureau administrative assistant is NCs new personnel director He succeeds Henry E Hilton whose resignation reopens the post Royster NC personnel council chair announced the appointment McDevitt who has 17 years with the state will start early next month at 8000 a year He was born in Marshall educated at Mars Hill College and Cornell University and lives in Wake Forest with his wife and two children He previously taught in Madison and held roles at West Carolina Teachers College including business office public relations and alumni work
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Marshall
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Wake Forest
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Record Ice Wind Hits New York as Storm Spreads
A late November blizzard walloped the northeast with hurricane force winds up to 83 mph in New York City area, knocking down trees and flooding seafronts. Five men died in the snow as Pittsburgh and Cleveland faced record snowfalls, with temperatures plunging across the South and Midwest.
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Charleston records its coldest November start
November 25 in Charleston sees 16 degrees county, 17.9 city, the lowest November temps yet. Temperatures may dip to 14-17, wind up to 40 mph, with rain and hail at the coast as a cold front passes and snow reports emerge.
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