UN Warns Reds of Possible Truce Breach as Front Rumbles
United Nations forces defended against air and ground attacks in Korea as Generals Omar Bradley and Matthew Ridgway toured the front. American jets claimed 114 Communist jets shot down with a 67-plane dogfight over northwest Korea, while South Korean troops captured hill positions west of Heartbreak Ridge and near Punchbowl Valley. Ridgway, Bradley, and Van Fleet visited frontline divisions. Bohlen accompanied them.
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Vermillion United Press Staff
United Sth Army
Korea
United Nations
Omar N. Bradley
Matthew B. Ridgway
Manchuria
Heartbreak Ridge
Tokyo
James A. van Fleet
8Th Army
van Fleet
Bradley
Ridgway
Van
Charles F
Chip) Bohlen
State Department
Russia
Far East
U.N
NC Groups Vote Resolutions on Segregation at Games
In Greensboro last night Baptist Student Union the Wesley Foundation and the Presbyterian Student Association approved resolutions urging the Union of North Carolina to reverse its decision to segregate Negro students at football games. North Carolina farm leaders will meet Secretary of Agriculture Goes A Brannan in Hickory for the State Grange convention session addressing member concerns.
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de Line
Union of North Carolina
Baptist Student Union
Wesley Foundation
Presbyterian Student Association
Greensboro
North Carolina
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Hickory
Grange
Harry B
Greens
UNC medical affairs to host Poalle’s Day exercises
The consolidated University of North Carolina holds a Women’s Day program Friday with Dr. Wil cors making his first formal appearance at the college. Dr. Wilson, a new University administrator, previously served as a dean at Newcomb College.
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Consolidated University of North Carolina
Vias de Poalle
Wilcors
Wilson
Newcomb College
University
Durham Carpenters End 3 Week Strike with Pay Raise
Carpenters in the Durham Chapel Hill area returned to work today after a three week strike that halted major construction in the region. They accepted a one year contract starting today granting a 12 cent per hour raise to a new wage of 1.77 dollars.
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Durham
Durham-Chapel Hill
National Resources Council Meets to Chart Resource Policy
The National Resources Council of America opened a two day annual gathering to discuss conservation problems. The council's executive committee met to consider methods of reconciling conflicting interests in resource use. R Hursh of Asheville led the U S Southeastern Forest Experiment.
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Franklin
National Resources Council of America
R. Hursh
Asheville
U. S. Southeastern Forest Experiment
Duke Historian Dr. Manchester Named Brazilian Embassy Officer
Duke University announces Dr. Julian K. Manchester, dean of undergraduate studies and history professor, has been appointed cultural affairs officer at the U.S. embassy in Rio de Janeiro. He specializes in Latin American affairs and Brazilian history.
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Durham
Duke University
Julian K. Manchester
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Manchester
Duke
Raleigh City Council Acts on Water Shortage
In an emergency session Raleigh leaders tackle a serious water shortage. City Manager H. Steele urges cutting consumption by at least 2,000,000 gallons daily and recommends restrictions on all non essential water use until the danger period ends.
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Raleigh
Wan
W. H. Steele
Farmer Hicks aborts flight test of barnbuilt airplane
Farmer Lewis Hicks of Heaton abandoned a planned test flight near Banner Elk when engine trouble forced him to stop after taxiing the contraption around the field. About 5 000 spectators watched as smoke poured from the engine before the attempt was halted.
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Banner Elk
Lewis Hicks
Heaton
Hicks
Feeble-minded Institution Sign Marks No Vacancy
A cracked sign outside a feeble-minded institution reads No Vacancy. The fragment suggests a deserted or limited-capacity facility with a harsh, aging phrasing reflective of historical attitudes.
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M.lp
Kiwanis District Convention Set For Raleigh
The 31st annual Carolina Kiwanis District convention will begin next Sunday and run three days with representatives from 97 clubs expected. Speakers include Dr. Orin Prendees of the University of South Carolina School of Education and Larue F. Smith of Niagara Falls M D vice president of Kiwanis International.
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Raleigh
Carolina Kiwanis
High Court Opens Fall Term Today
The Supreme Court begins a new term with potential rulings on deportation and detention of aliens linked to Communist ties, school employment bans, and revisiting top Communist leaders’ convictions. Racial integration in public schools and equal pay for Black teachers are among cases before the court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Communist Party
U. S
Judith Coplon
Ting
Russia
High Court
Iida
Tennessee
Sippi
American Civil Liberties Union
Italy to Dispatch Medical Unit for Korea
Tokyo reports that Italy will send a medical hospital unit to Korea. The move comes despite Italy not being a United Nations member, an official U.N. command announcement said.
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Italy
Korea
Tokyo
United Nations
U.N. Command
Patience Pays for Cash Register Bandit in Oakland
In Oakland a robber entered a candy store and waited for customers to increase the take before flashing a weapon and demanding money from the cash register. The holdup man, described as 40s in age, fled with the contents once the store crowd grew.
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Oakland
Calif
Old Belt tobacco markets show mixed early sales declines
Old Belt markets turned softer in early tobacco sales with Winston-Salem among large points reporting declines up to two dollars per hundred on most grades except top. average first hour price near 49 to 50 dollars per hundred with over 1.4 million pounds on the floors while Border Belt districts posted solid sales. Eastern and Middle Belt stayed steady with some declines. Rocky Mount noted higher prices for select grades despite lower quality and volume easing compared with three weeks ago.
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Winston-Salem
Ieammate
Middle Belt
Rocky Mount
Eastern Belt
Agriculture Department
Weekend violence kills ten in North Carolina reports
United Press records describe multiple fatal accidents during a weekend across North Carolina. Victims include Walter Best, 32, near Goldsboro. Joseph Boyette, 15, near Mount Olive. Archer Glenn, 37, and Mary Sue Marshall, 23, near Greensboro. Barnes, 21, of Fremont. Coy Honeycutt, 37, Raleigh. Rev. W. A. Elam, 71, near Ramseur. and James William Skidmore, with others injured. A manhunt case involves Mrs. W. W. Gaskins charged with manslaughter and a shooting incident in Wilmington.
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United Press
Carolina
Walter Best
nearGoldsboro
Joseph Boyette
Near
Mount Olive
Breck
Goldsboro
Archer B. ‘Glenn
Mary Sue Marshall
Greensboro
Southern Railway
R Barnes
Fremont
Wilson
Co. J. Honeycutt
Rales
Wake County
Coy K. Honeycutt
Raleigh
W. A. Elam
Ramseur
James William Skidmore
Charlotte
W. W. Gaskins
Chesterfield
S. C
Robert McNeil
Wilmington
Daisy Bryant
Margaret Rebecca Beaman
Harry Shumate
Boswell Elected President of Farmers Creative Exchange
Raleigh area Farmers Creative Exchange names S. E. Boswell of Summerfield as president after a quarterly meeting. Directors elect H. C. Ferebee of Camden as vice president to succeed Boswell.
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Raleigh
E. Boswell
Summerfield
Farmers Crative Exchange
H. C. Ferebee
Camden
Boswell
Fechteler Says Sea Control Enables Russian Invasion Strike
Admiral Fechteler, chief of naval operations, told U P that U S command of the seas would allow invasion and occupation of strategic Russian areas. He warned Russia’s submarine force is the main threat and outlined plans to attack Soviet bases with atom bombs and carrier fleets. He contrasted Soviet fleet weakness with a growing U S carrier strength projected by 1952.
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Washington
William M. Fechteler
United States
Russia
U.S. News and World Report
Fechteler
Mobile
U. S
Siberia
North Cape
Norway
Mediterranean
Aegean
U.S
U.N Command presses Red to choose armistice or war in Korea
The United Nations command urged the Communists to end bluffing and accept a cease-fire framework, warning of a harsh winter and possible all-out war if talks do not move from Kaesong to Songhyong. It cited Red losses and asserted readiness to strike if truce talks fail.
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Tokyo
United Nations Command
U.N
Kaesong
Songhyong
No-Man's Land
U.N. Ee
Korea
Kremlin
United Nations Moves In On Bitter Iran Oil Dispute
Britain plans to evacuate Abadan oil workers by Thursday under nationalist pressure as Iran's Mossadegh blasts world rulers and seeks Security Council action. Tehran says the council lacks power to order lifting the expulsion while Britain may be escorted from Basra if they stay.
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Francis W. Carpenter
New York
United Nations
Britain
Abadan
London
Cee
Basra
Iraq
Way
Iran
Security Council
Hossein Fatemi
Tehran
Hussein
Meron
Mohammed Mossadegh
Enian
Mossadegh
International Court ‘of Justice
Abandan
Gabrielson to Open Full Discussion on RFC Loans
GOP chairman Guy G. Gabrielson prepared to invite a full discussion of his ties to Carthage Hydrocol and an $18.5 million RFC loan. Critics seek his resignation amid repayment talks while he chairs the Republican National Committee as senators and representatives weigh a 1952 campaign issue.
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Relman Morin
Guy G. Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
RFC
Washington
Phy A
Tee
Gabrielson
Carthage Hydrocol, Inc
Reconstruction Financetion
Republcan National Committee
GOP
Senate
Gabrielsona
Executive Committee
Pee
Reeve
OPS Talks Set Charlotte District Officials Meet
OPS officials from five states and the District of Columbia gather in Charlotte for a Friday series of discussions on OPS problems. Ben E. Douglas, director of the Charlotte district, says attendees will come from North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Tennessee Maryland and Washington DC.
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Charlotte
Office of Price Stabilization
District of Columbia
Ben E. Douglas
Charlotte District
OPS
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Aryland
Labor Party Opens Conference with Peace Platform
Britain’s Labor party launched its annual convention in Scarborough signaling victory in the October 25 general elections with a manifesto promising to save the peace. The party united left and right wings against Churchill’s Conservatives while pledging arms to deter war without implying a third world conflict is inevitable.
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Robert FE. Jackson
United Press
Scarborough
Eng
Britain
Labor Party
Laborites
Winston Churchill
Attlee
Clement R. Attlee
Labor
Aneurin Bevan
Herbert Morrison
Pposes
Bevan
Soviet Union
Morgan Phillips
Ex-Officers Slated For Trial Today in Greensboro
Four former Greensboro Police officers and two others face trial on charges of conspiracy and theft. The officers were discharged August 14 after arrests tied to alleged money and whiskey theft schemes. A lieutenant and other aides are mentioned in connection with the case.
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Greensboro
Z D. (George
Smit Smi
A Ferrell
Smith
C. A. (Shug) York
Weather Forecast Anomalous Temperature Report
Tomorrow's high listed as 181 degrees and tonight's low as 64. The previous low reached 48 with today's high reported as undetermined.
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