Britain Resolves Iran Crisis Amid Oil Row
British officials say tensions over the oil dispute eased as staff may leave Iran rather than be forced out. Morrison notes U.S. opposition to force and Mossadegh to address the U.N. Security Council. Ardalan says Tehran seeks settlement with Britain while awaiting Mossadegh.
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U.S
Oeepe
Mohammed Mossadegh
United Nations Security Council
Sagentan
Mossadegh
Council
Iran
International Court of Justice
Ali Gholi Ardalan
U.N. Council
Winston-Salem Fair Set to Open October 9
The Winston-Salem Fair runs October 9 to 13 with the Livestock Exposition featuring entries from 16 states and events including harness races cattle tracks circus and vaudeville acts and motorcycle races. Gates open at 9 AM each day with nightly shows at 8 PM. Babylonian astronomers marked the number 13 as unlucky.
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Eeene Volbee
William Penn Student Wins Talent Award
Charles Gillard a 16 year old at William Penn High School won a prize on a local station talent show. The event is a weekly feature sponsored by Circle K and organized with Parks and Recreation under Evelyn McNeely. Gillard has appeared on television previously this year.
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William Penn High
Wurtery
Young
Gromubere
Parks and Recreation
Evelyn McNeely
Eral Sockthe
Soldier Falls Asleep Driving No Charges
A discharged army sergeant, Charles E. Pool of Gilmer Texas, fell asleep at the wheel around 6 15 am and crashed into a pole on East Lexington Avenue. No charges were filed. Police reported $300 damage in the collision at Comerce and Park.
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Gilmer
Tex
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Russell
McCarthyism Debate On ABC Listen In Durham
In Durham a Duke University broadcast of America's Town of the Air featured Sen. McCarthy and critics arguing over McCarthyism's threat to democracy. Rep Richard Bolling and Rep Charles Kersten defended or challenged McCarthyism amid calls for loyalty checks and stronger security in the Cold War era.
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R-Wis
America
ABC
Duke University
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Mcarthy
Bolling
Charles Kersten
Eteeres
Democraticeague
McCarthy
Front line clashes as UN, Communist forces clash in Korea
USN pilots report heavy Communist traffic behind the front amid fall offensive prep. UN air forces disrupted 4,355 trucks and damaged 606. Western front saw heavy artillery from 25 to 155mm Long Toms and a tank assault near Chorwon with mixed gains. Infantry fought bunker by bunker with flamethrowers as battles spread toward Kansong. USS New Jersey shelling supported a 115 ton bombardment destroying multiple Red defenses.
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U.N
Abondon
Chorwon
Kansong
Iearch
USS
New Jersey
Police indict Black man after Leflin cutting incident
Police charge Mason Little 35 of 500 Leflin with cutting Clay Bruton 504 Leflin in a Sunday incident. Bruton received treatment at Memorial Hospital and Little posted a 500 bond for court appearance.
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Memorial Hospital
Canasta Tops Bridge As America's Favorite Card Game
Britannica notes favor for canasta surpasses bridge since its rise in popularity. Bridge had long held the top spot among social card games in the United States.
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Canasta
America
Iran Oil Battle Shifts as Britain Loses Grip
Analyzing Iran's oil industry shift after nationalization, the piece notes Britain losing control and needing foreign technicians. It warns of a world oil technician shortage, rising Communist influence, and intensified East West rivalry as Iran leans toward Russia for help.
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Ebean Technici
Iran
Russia
Asd
Oeranian
Britain
Truman's stake in Boyle investigation rises for President
President Truman faces pressure as a Senate inquiry probes William M Boyle Jr. and his RFC ties. The White House already defended Boyle last August amid allegations tied to the RFC loans. Symington is sent to reform the RFC as new disclosures emerge and embolden critics who say Truman overpromised on Boyle’s innocence.
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Truman
Democratic National Committee
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Senate
Publican
Whittaker
Alger Hiss
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Fulbright
W. Stuart Symington
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Local Drugstores Sell Item at Multiple Outlets
Sold in a Point by Eckerds Ring Harris Jeffs Anderson Mann and Gallaway Drug Stores or your home town druggist offers the item through a network of regional retailers.
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Eckerd’s, Ring, Harris, Jeffs, Anderson, Mann, and
Gallaway Drug Stores
Civitans Hold Business Meeting
Civitans devoted their meeting to business with President Roy presiding. Letters from Dr. M Bonner of Guilford County were read regarding leather scraps for patient recreation and committee activities. Members prepared for the Community Chest drive reporting plans and luncheon attendance. P W Dowling of F W Woolworth High Point was elected a new member.
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M Bonner
Guilford County
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Scholastic Press Institute Opens With Noted Editors
CHAPEL HILL The 10th annual Scholastic Press Institute opens Friday with hundreds of high school editors expected. Speakers include Thomas L. Robinson publisher of Greensboro Daily News. Sessions are led by Chester Davis Winston-Salem Journal Lonnie Braxton Wilson Daily Times and Miles Wolff Greensboro Wadesboro executive editor.
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Scholastic Press Institute
University of North Carolina School of Journalism
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Daily Tar Heel
Thomas L. Robinson
Char
Greensboro Daily News
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Winston-Salem Journal
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Greensboro Wadesboro
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Greenville
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Hickory
Inside Track Camera Lets Horses Shape Racing Film
A camera carrier rides along an overhead track inside the course to film racehorses. The system stays close to the rail to keep animals in sharp focus as they speed by.
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