Britain Withdraws From Iran Threat After Pledge Break
Britain decides to pull out its technicians and oilmen from southern Iran rather than risk force being used to keep them there. Morrison cited the prime minister’s broken pledge and noted the U S stance against force. Mossadegh prepared to plead Iran’s case at the UN as Britain sought Council action and a ICJ July decision. Ardalan said Iran still seeks a settlement with Britain.
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Persia
Morrison
Britain
U.S
Mohammed ‘Mossadegh
United Nations Security Council
Mossadegh
International Court of Justice
Ali Gholi Ardalan
U.N. Council
Winston-Salem Fair To Open October 9
The Winston-Salem Fair will open Tuesday October 9 and run through October 13 as a major event in the tobacco city. The Livestock Exposition has entries from 16 states with prizes totaling over 6000 dollars. Harness races cattle parades agricultural exhibits vaudeville acts and motorcycle races fill the five day lineup with gates opening at 9 am daily and a featured show at 8 pm each night.
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Tobacco City
William Penn Student Wins Talent Award
Charles Gillard, a 12 year old William Penn High School student, won a cash prize for first place in the all High Point teenage talent show aired by WMFY TV on September 23. He sang Too Young to defeat seven other Negro contestants, in a Circle K Talent Show sponsored event.
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Charles Gillard
William Penn High School
Wmfy-Tv
J. E. Gillard
E. High Street
Charles
Greensboro
T. V
Circle K
Soldier Falls Asleep Driving No Charges
A discharged Army sergeant, Sgt. Charles E. Pool of Gilmer Texas, reported a crash after falling asleep at the wheel on East Lexington Avenue about 6:15 a.m. No charges were filed. Earlier, a second collision in Commerce Park caused $300 damage between Luther C. Mann of 516 Whiteoak and William R. Russell of Greensboro.
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Charles E. Pool
Gilmer
Tex
Maryland
Commerce Ard Park
Luther C. Mann
Whiteoak
William R. Russell
Greensboro
McCarthyism Discussed Against Communism on Air Panel
Durham coverage of ABC’s Town Meeting at Duke University presents Rep Bolling praising McCarthyism as beneficial while Rep Kersten warns against untrustworthy officials and calls for loyalty checks, arguing McCarthyism heightens security amid the Cold War.
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Durham
N. C
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
America
ABC
Duke University
Richard Bolling
Missouri Democrat
Sen. McCarthy
Bolling
Charles Kersten
State Department
McCarthy
Frontline Censorship Delays Truce Talks Bodied by Allied Bombardment
U N and USN reports detail heavy war activity including massed artillery and air strikes. They note 4 355 trucks spotted and 606 damaged or destroyed behind the front, with 170 guns firing on western Front defenses. U N infantry attacked Yonchon but met stiff Chinese defenses. nearby tank infantry pincers advanced west of Chorwon, bunker fighting persisted. USS New Jersey 16 inch batteries supported, demolishing at least 15 enemy bunkers.
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U.N
Yonchon
Chorwon
Kansong
USS
New Jersey
Negro man Mason Little indicted for cutting affair
Police yesterday indicted Mason Little 33 of 500 Leflin for the Sunday cutting of Clay Bruton 504 Loflin. Little faces assault with intent to kill and posted 500 bond for Friday court appearance. Bruton was treated at Memorial Hospital and released. In other news canasta challenges bridge as America's favorite social card game per Britannica.
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Leflin
Little
Clay Brieton
Loflin
Bruton
Memorial Hospital
Iran Opens Door for Foreign Oil Technicians
James Marlow reports Iran's move to replace British oil technicians risks hurting revenue from royalties. Iran seeks foreign workers, with 400 German applicants eyed, as Britain ships are replaced and Russia deepens ties. Communist activity could grow amid economic strain and Western-Russian competition.
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James Marlow
Washington
Iran
Russia
Hussein Fatemi
Hamburg
Germany
Lienian
Tran
Britain
Truman Stakes Rise on Boyle Inquiry
President Truman faces mounting pressure as the Boyle case draws Senate attention and exposes past assurances. The RFC tie and earlier denials magnify political risk, with critics arguing his defense of Boyle mirrors a broader pattern of hasty public assurances.
Local Drugstores Offer Home Deliveries Across Town
Ring Harris Jeffs Anderson Mann and Gallawar Drug Stores join Eckerd's in a promotional sale offering home delivery service. Community members can order medicines and daily essentials for doorstep drop off.
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Hish Point
Eckerd’s
Ring Harris
Jeffs
Anderson, Mann, and
Gallawar
Ceramics vs Metals in Engineering Temperatures
Ceramic materials withstand higher temperatures than metals yet remain brittle limiting engineering use. The text compares high temperature performance and mechanical weakness to explain restriction on practical ceramic applications.
Civitans Hold Business Meeting Highlights Drive Plans
Civitans conducted a business focused meeting led by President Roy Briggs. Dr. M D Bonner of Guilford County Sanatorium thanked the club for donations of card tables and leather scraps. J C McAllister outlined October 1 group activities and new project ideas. Jim Parsons spoke on 1951 Community Chest Drive duties and advance solicitation of business establishments. A Kick-off breakfast at 8:00 a.m. Tuesday at the Sheraton, with a noon luncheon, was announced for workers. Regular noon meeting was skipped to allow drive participants to attend the luncheon. P W Dowling of F W Woolworth in High Point was elected a new member.
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Civitans
Roy Briggs
M. D. Bonner
Guilford County Sanatorium
J. C. McAllister
Jim Parsons
Sheraton
Community Chest
P. W. Dowling
F. W. Woolworth Company
High Point
Scholastic Press Institute Opens in Chapel Hill
CHAPEL HILL The 40th annual Scholastic Press Institute starts Friday with hundreds of high school editors expected. Speakers include Thomas L. Robinson publisher Charlotte News. Dave Whichard managing editor Greenville Daily Reflector. Bill Gallagher Greensboro Daily News. Discussions led by Chester Davis Winston-Salem Journal. Lonnie Braxton Wilson Daily Times. Miles Wolff Greensboro Daily News. Barbara Dearing Raleigh is president. Pat Beachum Wadesboro vice president. Martha Hadley Greenville secretary. Ted Kremer Hickory treasurer.
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Scholastic Press Institute
University of North Carolina School of Journalism
Extension Division
Daily Tar Heel
Thomas L. Robinson
Charlotte News
Dave Whichard
Greenville Daily Reflector
Bill Gallagher
Greensboro’ Daily News
Chester Davis
Winston-Salem Journal
Lonnie Braxton
Wilson Daily Times
Miles Wolff
Greensboro Daily News
Barbara Dearing
Raleigh
Institute
Pat Beachum
Wadesboro
Martha Hadley
Greenville
Ted Krdmer
Hickory
Inside Track Camera Car Captures Close Race Action
A camera carrier runs along an overhead track inside the racing oval, staying just clear of the horses to keep them in focus. The setup follows the pace of the racers for close up motion pictures.
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