Prices Of Broilers Decrease In North Carolina
An influx of broilers on North Carolina farms pushed prices down to the lowest level since January 1951. Poultry marketing expert Ralph Kelly said 2,500 retailers and 500 restaurants were urged to promote broiler sales this week to reduce surplus. Prices dropped to 17 19 cents per pound, about 24 cents below production cost. Kelly announced Broiler Week at a breakfast in Raleigh with Gov. Hodges and other officials helping to mobilize industry support.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Ralph Ly
State Department of Agrculture
Kelly
Ciy
Gov. Hodges
L. Y. Ballentine
Death of Architect of Atomic Age Mourned By Scientists
Chicago scientists mourn Enrico Fermi, Nobel laureate and builder of the first nuclear pile at the University of Chicago. He died of cancer at 53, leaving a legacy tied to the discovery of uranium fission and early atomic energy research. Funeral and memorial events are planned in Chicago.
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Chicago
Enrico Fermi
Fermi
Hueee L. Strauss
Atomic Commission
U. S
University of Chicago
Oakwood Cemetery
Rockefeler Memorial
Institute For Nuclear Studies
Cere Raed Ney
Ferm
Refu
Italy
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Rome
Pisa
Leyden Avd Gottingden
University of Rome
Sweden
Laura
Van Fleet Calls Imprisonment Of Americans Reprehensible
Gen James A Van Fleet retired 8th Army commander says imprisonment of Americans is a flagrant violation of the armistice and would justify decisive action to recover captives and restore U S prestige He criticizes communist aggression and attacks on Formosa as part of a larger game.
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van Fleet
Charlotte
James A. van Fleet
8Th Army
Korea
Mecklenburg County Sateen
En Tenese
Nesoreeas
Formosa
U.S
Russia
Death inquiry opened into 4 year old Xavier Williams
Jacksonville hearse man Coroner Talbert Jones will hold an inquest into the death of four year old Xavier Williams who died last week from a fracture at the base of the skull. The boy’s parents are Sgt and Mrs George Are of Jacksonville. Williams is the stepfather’s name and the family has another child, Georgia Ann Williams, aged one.
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Xavier Williams
Sgt
George
Jack Sgt. Williams
Campee
Georgia Ann Williams
Safe N C Holiday Ends With Nine Fatalities
North Carolinians enjoyed a safe Thanksgiving weekend with nine deaths from Friday night to Sunday. Victims included Herman Arthur Chasten 21 shot at a Rosehill service station. Dennis F Weavil rt 6 Winston Salem died near Winston Salem when a truck struck him. Mary Diane Mitchem 9 months died from crib fire in Gastonia.
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Herman Arthur Chasten
Rosehill
Dennis F. Weavil
Rt. 6
Winston-Salem
W.noo
Sia Rees
Mary Diane Mitchem
Gastonia
Brown
Rt. 3
Fayetteville
Sepaarene Sedteeriiha
Rotie
D. Duke
Durham
First U S Homestead Law Passage Reference
The first U S homestead law allowing title receipt to settlers who occupied land and met conditions was enacted passed by Congress in the 19th century, marking a pivotal moment in westward settlement and property rights.
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U.S
Tax Returns Figure In Stock Market
In the tax season mood traders weigh tax returns as a factor in market moves. Public buying interest, profit taking, and tax loss selling all shape near term activity while managers rebalance portfolios to delay or realize gains.
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New York
Internal Revenue Service
Election Probers Open N C Office in Statesville
House election investigators opened an office in Statesville N C ahead of a five member committee arriving to hold on the spot hearings on Republican charges in the 91st Congressional District. Samuel H Still leads the staff examining absentee ballot applications against ballots and registration books across nine counties. The panel will hear testimony starting Dec 8 in Boone and Dec 9 in Taylorsville with up to 200 witnesses expected. state Attorney General Harry McMullan may be called.
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Statesville
N.C
House
Samuel H. Still
House Campaign Investigating Committee
Rep
C. W
Runt) Bishop
R-Ti
Boone
Taylorsville
Harry McMullan
Hugh Q. Alexander
William E. Stevens Jr
the &K
Ray Jennings
House Committee
Alexander
Ivan Harrah
Winston-Salem
Stevens
Wrd
Preston named as death by own action in Millis
Roger Preston, 54, longtime president of a New England grocery firm, died in what authorities ruled as a death by his own action. Dr Harold L. Shenker, medical examiner, cited multiple pellet wounds and an air pocket but indicated the wounds were not immediately fatal. Preston was reportedly alive when he reached the water.
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Millis
Mass
Roger Preston
S. S
Eng
Grocery
Eefirm
Harold L. Shenker
Preston
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