Literary Prizes Honor State History Group Meeting
Five literary awards will be presented at the State Literary and Historical Association annual meeting in Raleigh. Friday morning includes Roanoke Chowan poetry prize AAAW juvenile literature prize and the R D W Cormer Award for a North Carolina Historical Review article. Allen Nevins of Columbia University will speak Friday night.
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Roanoke- Chowan
AAAW
R. D. W. Cormer
North Carolina
North Carolina Historical Review
Walter
Allen Nevins
Columbia University
North Carolina State Art Society
Roanoke Island Historical Assn
North Carolina Society For the Preservation of Antiquities
North Carolina Society of County and Local Historians
North Carolina Folklore Loony
Officials to Explain New Motor Vehicle Safety Law
Raleigh officials announce the motor vehicle safety responsibility act taking effect January 1. Ed Scheidt will outline the law in a radio address and stations will air details about automatic license suspension for drivers who fail to prove ability to meet damage claims up to 11 000. Free leaflets will be available at stations for motorists.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Motor Vehicles
Ed Scheidt
General Assembly
Gouzenko Testimony Impasse Caps Senate Probe Clash
Senate internal security leaders face a take it or leave it choice on Gouzenko questioning as Canada insists on control over testimony. The dispute follows Brownell’s Truman era allegations tying Harry Dexter White to espionage and triggers bipartisan criticism of Eisenhower era handling.
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Senate
Canada
Igor Gouzenko
Harry Dexter White
Senate Internal Security Sub Committee
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Gouzenko
Nada
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Atty
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Truman
FBI
White
Eisenhower
Clayton Fritchey
Democratic National Committee
NBC
Justice Department
Fritchey
U. S
Willis W. Ritter
Denver
U.S
Colorado
Charles Vigil
Vigi
Donald E. Kelly
Jean
Salt Lake City
Ritter
Stephen A. Mitchell
Averel' Harriman
GOP
Ickes Diary To Be Printed Sparks Bitter Exchange
The diary excerpts reveal Ickes accusing Mrs. Roosevelt of unreliability in government affairs and mocking her grandsons Sissie and Buzzie Dall. He contemplated leaving the Cabinet in 1935 and later claimed a potential nomination could have won in November. Farley dismissed the notion as the silliest idea he had heard.
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Hopkins
Ickes
Sissie
Buzzie Dall
Maine
Vermont
Ickesee
New York
Farley
Ickeu
Two Die In Head-On Collision Near Union South Carolina
A pre dawn two car crash on U S Highway 176 south of Union left Marvin Wesley Hilderbrand 27 Union and Larry Hollingsworth 22 Andersonville NC dead. Butler Keller 32 Gaffney and Bruce Banks 20 Hendersonville NC were injured. Hilderbrand was a crew member aboard a ship and Hollingsworth rode as a passenger in Banks car.
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Union, S. C
U. S. Highway 176
State Highway Patrol
Marvin Wesley Hilderbrand
Union
Larry Hollingsworth
Andersonville
N.C
Ft. Jackson
Butler Keller
Gaffney
Bruce Banks
Henderson E . Hilderbrand
Keller Lollingsworth
Banks
Press Meet Opens Friday In Greenville
About 125 delegates attend a two day fall meeting of the Eastern Carolina press association in Greenville. Principal speaker Norval Luxon begins duties as dean of UNC School of Journalism and will give his first public speech in the state. Sam Ragan presides at the Friday dinner at Greenville Daily Reflector.
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Greenville
N. C
Eastern Carolina
Rons Lesa
Norval Neil Luxon
University of North Carolina School of Journalism
Dean Luxon
Ohio State University
Sam Ragan
Association
A News and Observer
Greenville Daily Reflector
East Carolina College
J. Wichard Jr
Don Schlienz
Thomas Lassiter
Smithfield Herald
Don Hall
Nake Rapids Herald
Wvttn
Reds Offer New Proposal Amid Conference Deadlock
The Reds pressed a counterproposal to the U N plan, urging a conference start on December 28. Their plan reintroduces neutrals including Burma Indonesia and Russia but with no vote, only participation in other phases. The core issue remains whether Russia should be admitted as a neutral or belligerent, with a suggestion of a special third party.
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Red
U.N
Pakistan
India
Burma
Indonesia
Russia
Dean
Stubborn Woman Remains Jailed Over $1,000 Contempt Fine
Frances Supina, 51, jailed in Carlsbad for contempt after refusing to pay a $1,000 fine tied to a deed covenants dispute. She vows to stay until justice is served, while friends raised funds and officials weigh options. She notes health issues and says jail time has allowed Bible study and talks with other inmates.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Frances Supina
Swank River Side
Supina
South Carolina Defends Segregation in Education Brief
The state argues against abolishing segregation under constitutional terms and asserts its right to run separate public schools for white and Black children based on local conditions and state judgment. The brief counters general moral arguments and emphasizes the abolition of slavery as the true issue.
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South Carolina
Chicren
Talking Trains Near London Start Automatic Announcements
The talking train system will announce its destination automatically as it nears stations. The government reports British Railways will roll out the feature soon at Stratford Station in London.
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London
Eng
British Railways
Stratford
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