Canada Sets Conditions on Gouzenko Talks in Commons
Canadian Foreign Minister Pearson told reporters Canada would not rush new talks with the United States on Gouzenko until it sees the latest U S communication. Officials stressed close, confidential security cooperation with the United States while cautioning that changes to conditions would be difficult. Opposition leaders pressed for more disclosure as debates continued in the House of Commons.
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Pearson
Dulles
U. S
Reed
Alley
Jenner
Joe
U.S Bureau of Investigation
Gouzenko
FBI
Canada
Rffort
Louis St. Laurent
CCF
M. J. Coldwell
House of Commons
White House
Harry Dexterite
White
the Treasury
Washington
International Monetary Fund
Brownell
Truman
Treasury
Hoover
Ted States
Ward Gouzenko
Edward R. Stettinius Jr
United States
U.S. Auth
Sageman
Thce Dockee
Tokyo quake halts burglary at cloth shop
An earthquake in Tokyo interrupted a burglary at a shop where owner Kiyokichi Nakamura discovered 59 bolts of silk and wool brocades valued at about 2000 dollars ready to be carried off. The quake stopped the thief midflight.
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Tokyo
Kiyokichi Nakamura
Common Law Wife Status Case In District Court
The suit by J. M. Lewis and wife against S. W. Harris and wife and Banner Lumber Co. alleges timber theft valued at 300 dollars and wrongful trespass. Banks sought to list as plaintiff and substitute new defendants. Judge Stevens issued a temporary order. Judge Grady discussed the case at a later hearing. A separate North Carolina county case awarded Coley Satterwhite a three year sentence for assault with intent to kill.
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J. M. Lewis and Wife
S. W. Harris
Banner Lumber Co
Ae Lewis
M. M. Banks
Pamlico County
Graham Dixon
Stevens
Banks
Certa
Grady
Coe County
Coley Satterwhite
Mecklenburg
Ingram
Eisenhower Hosts Newsmen at Mamie's Cabin Vacation Home
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower welcome newsmen from Washington to their new Augusta golf course adjacent vacation home. He films the group from the lawn and porch while revealing off the record interior details and noting the $100,000 plus cost. The interior includes two living rooms, fireplaces, and framed photos of all 18 prior residences.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Mamie
Augusta National Golf Club
Eisenhowers
White House
David Eisenhower
Burglar Leaves Scene After Fearful Break-In
A frightened burglar fled the scene leaving behind the burglary kit and clothing, indicating a chaotic escape and minimal loot found by investigators.
1953 Economic Highlights From New Living Standard Board
The board outlines 1953 economic trends with stable wholesale prices and higher consumer prices. It notes increased federal security spending, rising fixed business investments, larger inventories, and moderate mortgage funds. Auto purchases drive spending while nonfarm residential construction falls, beef prices drop, and meat consumption rises.
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E Board
Sauerkraut For Thanksgiving Feast Delights Workers
In South St. Louis, a pre Thanksgiving meal was served to construction workers building the Lutheran Hos cor. The menu featured sauerkraut roast suckling pig German potato salad appleberry sauce Bohemian bread coffee and apple cider. A MacDonald Construction Co spokesman said the meal offered variety and no turkey was served.
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ST. Louis
Lutheran Hoscor
South St. Louis
MacDonald Construction Co
Rhee Meets Top U.S. Officers Aboard Wisconsin
TOKYO AP The Navy disclosed that South Korean President Rhee met four U. S. generals and admirals aboard the Wisconsin at Inchon. The conference included Vice Adm. J. J. Clark, Vice Adm. A. M. Pride, Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, and Lt. Gen. S. E. Anderson, with subject not disclosed.
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Navy
An Rhee
U. S
Mirals
Wisconsin
Inchon
Rea
Rhee
Tth
J. J
Jocko"’ Clark
A. M. Pride
8Th Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
S. E. Anderson
U. S. 5Th Air Force
Turkey Day Musings Across State Facilities and Prisons
North Carolina observed a holiday with closures at tv county and state offices banks post offices ABC liquor stores and many plants. Gov Umstead spent the day with family at the Executive Mansion while 9600 inmates enjoyed a turkey feast with giblet gravy vegetables and pie.
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Turkey
ABC
State Supreme Court
Adrian Newton
State Highway Patrol
Umstead
Executive Mansion
North Carolina
Legally Dead Man Found Reunited With Family in Texas
A Nashville couple long declared legally dead were found in Beaumont and Orange Texas after 22 years. Betty and Robert Buntin talked with Tennessean reporter John Seigenthaler and photographer Jimmy Holt and said they left their past for love. They recounted living in Brownsville earlier, commuting to Beaumont, and planned to tell their children in person about their identities. Betty revealed family details including relatives in Nashville and Duke University, while their father in Russellville, Kentucky welcomed news of a new family.
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Ls Citrus Econ
Silliman Evans
Texas
Tennessean
John Seigenthaler
Jimmy Holt
Buntin
Betty
Beaumont
Orange
Nashville
Brownsville
William Ross Mcuddy
Robert F. McCuddy
Duke University
Betty McCuddy
George Edwards
Russellville
Robert Fer- McCuddy
Tom Buntin
William Ross
Pearl Harbor
McCuddy
Marines Face Auto Theft Charge
Marines will face auto theft charges in the March term of Horry County General Sessions Court. Douglas R. Anderson 19 of Atlanta and Niles H. Barry Jr. 18 of Miami were arrested in Georgetown after allegedly stealing a car belonging to Mrs. William F. Fox of Myrtle Beach. They had been released from Wilmington jail on bond after a prior arrest for auto theft.
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Myrtle Beach
S. C
Camp Lejeune
N. C.marmnes
Horry County General Sessions Court
W. C. Newton
Douglas R. Anderson
Atlanta, Ga
Niles H. Barry Jr
Miami, Fla
Georgetown Tuesay
William F. Fox
Wilmington
N. C
Auto Theatre
Try and Stop Me for LEAGUE baseball tale
A short humorous piece recounts a devout young player venting his feelings after a tough game while a spectator notes his strong language. It also mentions Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne sailing to Europe and Noel Coward's witty wireless reply about their voyage.
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Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Europe
Noel Coward
New York
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
North Carolina U.S. Attorney Post Open for GOP Appointee
Green resigns as U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina. Julian Gaskill of Goldsboro, a Republican lawyer with 25 years in practice, is positioned for the appointment under new Justice Department rules requiring full-time service and no private practice.
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Raleigh
U. S
North Carolina
Green
Charles P. Green
Louisburg
Eisenhower
Julian Gaskill
Goldsboro
Gaskill
U. S. Attoriateiticia Nel
Ns Siam & Sena Campano
Frank P. Gra
Justice Department
Insburg
Flue-Cured Weed Prices Still Dropping
The Federal State Market News Service notes a continued decline in Old Belt flue cured tobacco prices with declines from 2 percent to 7 dollars. Middle Belt prices held steady as both belts observe a two day Thanksgiving holiday. Totals show 6,117,866 pounds sold Tuesday at an average of 37.66 dollars, demand down from Monday. NC markets sold 2,755,056 pounds at 35.94 dollars. Aberdeen Middle Belt market closed for season. Mount Old Belt market to close December 4.
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Raleigh
N. C
Federal State Market News Service
North Carolina
Ste
Aberdeen
Middle Belt
Ky Mount
Old Belt
Jail Becomes Suddenly Attractive
Knoxville reports overcrowded Knox County jail with over a hundred inmates while the city jail sits near empty as word spreads the county plans a Thanksgiving menu of turkey and trimmings. City inmates receive coffee and bologna sandwiches.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Knox County
City
Weather outlook with mixed temperatures
The forecast says today’s high around 45 degrees and a low near 74. The high for tomorrow reaches 52 degrees. Sunset is at 5 07 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 7 08 a m.
Robbery trial set for three Raleigh suspects in Wilmington case
Three men Woodrow Stroud Cyrus Edward Potter Jr. and William Hassell Davis are scheduled for trial in Wilmington in December on charges of robbing the First Citizens Bank and Trust at Garner of 12398 on August 28. District Attorney Charles P Green said Judge Kam will preside over a special one week term.
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Raleigh
Wilmington
Oe Zens Bank and Trust S
Garner
Charles P. Green
Kam
Woodrow W. Stroud
Ki Cyrus
Edward Potter Jr
Greenville
William Hassell Davis
Seven Springs
Black Mountain Railroad to stay open in two counties
Interstate Commerce Commission ruled the Black Mountain Railroad must continue operating its line in Mitchell and Yancey counties. The line runs from Kona to Burnsville with a 2.11 mile branch from Micaville to Bowditch, connecting with Clinchfield at Kona, while the railroad claimed it is unprofitable and in need of repairs.
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Raleigh
Black Mountain Railroad
Mitchell
Yancey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Utilities Com
Kona
Burnsville
Micaville
Bowditch
Black Mountain
Clinchfield Railroad
National urged Skyland Hosiery Mills to bargain with union
Trial Examiner Gerard Ryan recommended that Skyland Hosiery Mills of Asheville be ordered to bargain with the American Federation of Hosiery Workers AFL after finding the company had refused to bargain collectively. A hearing on the union's complaint occurred October 20.
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Washington
Skyland Hosiery Mills
Asheville
Gerard Ryan
American Federation Hosiery Workers
AFL
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