War Ends As British Pull Out Of Abadan
British withdrawal from Abadan ends a tense three hour evacuation after Iran nationalized the Anglo Iranian Oil Co. refinery and denied outside aid. The Mauritius carried 300 oil workers to safety as Iran reinforced waterfront guard posts. Consul General Francis Capper and Ross edge toward renewed negotiations while observers question future oil conflicts.
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Metals Use Curtailment Impacts Copper and Aluminum
Washington planners debate a possible ban on copper and aluminum in hundreds of products from ash trays to appliances. A Senate staff report says it could force 17 percent of aluminum fabricators out of business. Defense Production boss Fleischmann says no decision yet but one is due within 10 days as power shortages and strikes squeeze output.
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UNC Students Split Over Segregation
At Chapel Hill athletes and student leaders protested segregation in UNC football seating while a straw poll showed limited student body backing. Monogram club voted 20 of 28 to oppose the policy and student legislature 27 to 14. a campus poll found 70 in favor, 36 opposed, 18 abstained.
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Jessup Faces Subcommittee Over Loyalty Findings
The subcommittee released a finding that there is no reasonable doubt about Jessup's loyalty. McCarthy questioned the oath, while a top advisor to Secretary Acheson said he would present evidence that Communists attacked him. Jessup urged review by a government authority to determine if truth was deliberately disregarded under oath. He noted affiliations with the American Legion, the American Bar Association, Carnegie Endowment, and Foreign Policy Association. He urged examining his entire history rather than selective associations.
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Ex-Bookkeeper for Lithofold to Testify Before Senate Panel
Janet Boone a 26 year old former bookkeeper for Lithofold Corp testified before the Senate Permanent Investigating Committee on the so called fishy deal involving Lithofold and William Boyle Jr. The panel also reviews RFC loans totaling 645000 and Guy Gabrielson income tax and bank records ahead of his appearance.
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Carthage Hydrocol, Inc
Refuse to Act Their Age Cites Fear of Aging
A short note notes many refuse to grow older, fearing the loss of youthfulness and social standing. It hints at pressure to appear young and avoid aging marks in daily behavior.
Allies Launch Major Attacks Across Korean Fronts
UN forces attacked along two thirds of the front with fighting from Yonchon to Kangso. Air combat over Korea left seven enemy jets shot down in three days, while ground action inland and near the coast showed stubborn Communist resistance and limited progress.
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Wife Accused Of Shooting At Husband In Charlotte
Charlotte police report a 42 year old man is in critical condition after a shooting at home. Each spouse gave conflicting accounts of the incident with accusations of intoxication and abuse. He says he provided a check for 140 dollars, she says he returned drunk and abusive, then she fired after locking him out.
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Storm Toll In Florida 1 Million Damages From Weather
Florida farmers report a one million dollar crop loss after a tropical storm drenched fields and flooded coasts. Winds up to 60 mph battered Biscayne Bay area as boats and awnings were damaged. Okeechobee rainfall reached 10 inches and floodwaters closed Route 27 north of Miami.
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Byrnes Issues Final Step in Fair Deal Fight
Gov. James F. Byrnes of South Carolina declares opposition to President Truman's reelection. He backs Richard Russell or Algernon Byrd for the Democratic ticket and signals possible Dixie revolt if Truman is renominated, while maintaining active support for either rival.
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Fair Deal
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South Carolina
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Richard B. Russell
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Senate
Active New York Stock Market Hits Near 21 Year Highs
Stocks surged to near 21 year highs in active morning trading led by industrials and rails. Utilities slipped slightly while metals and oils advanced with Amerada and Texas Pacific Land hitting new peaks and Seaboard Air Line and Canadian Pacific also reaching highs.
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Chiang Turns Cold Eye on Peace Offer
Chiang Kai-shek warns against trusting Communist peace overtures and urges defeating the enemy in the field. He argues U N troops must press the Korea campaign to a conclusive victory to prevent Communist forces from regrouping. He notes negotiations with the Communists are unreliable and that his forces will return to the Chinese mainland once the war ends.
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US tightens economic pressure on Czechoslovakia over Oatis case
Washington reports intensified U S retaliation against Communist Czechoslovakia aimed at freeing William N Oatis from a 10 year prison term for alleged spying Officials announce withdrawal of tariff concessions on Czech imports and indefinite delay of Czech shipments clearance The move targets Czech trade with the United States and could prompt negotiations while diverting trade to West Germany Officials say additional measures are under study to curb Czech commerce and enforce penalties on mis Declared last year Czech US trade totaled 26485000
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Peace Talk Resumption Try Lags
In Korea, Gen. Omar Bradley leaves Tokyo for Washington after a final UN conference amid no new developments in stalled truce talks. Ridgway and Joy were at Haneda airport to bid them farewell as Bradley and Bohlen briefed reporters on the quiet state of negotiations.
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Omar N. Bradley
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Charles E
Chip) Bohler
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Matthew B. Ridgway
C. Turner Joy
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Roderick R. Allen
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President Truman to Attend Wake Forest Ground Breaking
The White House says President Truman will travel by air to Winston-Salem North Carolina on October 15 for groundbreaking ceremonies at the greater Wake Forest College now moving from Raleigh. The event marks the relocation of the college to Winston-Salem.
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White House
Truman
Winston-Salem
N. C
Wake Forest College
Raleigh
Weather ताप low and high reports tonight and tomorrow
The forecast lists a low of 58 tonight and a high of 85 tomorrow. Today’s high also reached 85, and last night’s low was 5 degrees.
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