Weather Forecast Warns Showers and Cooler Temperatures
The Weather Bureau forecast showers or thunderstorms tonight across the eastern third of the nation, with activity in the southern and central Plains and southern Rockies. Wyoming may see a few showers or snow flurries and temperatures will dip in the upper Mississippi Valley, central Plains, and central Rockies.
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Weather Forecast Summary
The forecast shows a high of 92 today with a low of 65 last night. Tonight's low will be 68 and tomorrow's high 64. Sunset is 6 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow 6 18 a.m.
Southern and North Carolina Forecasts Mark Warm Day
Forecasters expect mostly fair skies and continued warmth across South Carolina this afternoon. North Carolina will also be generally fair and warm with highs near mid to upper 80s and lows in the 50s to 60s in the mountains tonight.
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Umstead In Good Condition After Hospital Admission
Durham North Carolina Governor Umstead remains in very satisfactory condition at Watts Hospital after a heart attack two days after his January 1953 inauguration. Dr. Ralph Fleming says the governor is not acutely ill but requires rest and hospital treatment, with length of stay not disclosed. He arrived in good spirits from the Raleigh governor’s mansion.
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Summer Heat Persists Across the South and Midwest
The Associated Press reports a faded summer lingered over the South and Midwest while aCanadian cold snap pushes into Montana and the Dakotas. Heavy rain drenched Chicago with up to five inches, flooding caused scattered damage as heat and humidity persisted in the region.
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Eastern Belt Leads in Leaf Price as Sales Hit New High
The Eastern North Carolina flue cured tobacco belt posted the season’s highest weekly average at $54.24 with 303,915,630 pounds sold. National totals show all Carolina markets moving 8,676,765 pounds this week at $43.35 per hundredweight, while the belt’s season total nears 59 million pounds at about $55.81, as quality ranged from poor to good amid steady to higher prices.
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Autumn signs, quail warnings, and Wagnerian hunter Lauritz Melchior
Autumn cues appear with leaping rumors about Lauritz Melchior planning a Wyoming quail hunt during a Melchiorian lunch. He denies retirement, plans easier work after a successful season with Guy Lombardo. The piece also covers theater news and quirky showbiz anecdotes.
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Copernicus Reframes Earth as Planet in Early Writings
Nicholas Copernicus redefines Earth as a planet in his early writings, challenging geocentric views. The classification marks a pivotal shift toward heliocentric theory and modern astronomy.
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Evening TV Schedule Highlights From Local Station
A listings page outlines programs from 5:30 to 1:00 including Howdy Doody Weather updates Kit Carson Little Theatre News Caravan Frankie Laine Sagebrush Theatre Boris Karloff Tony Martin Camel News Sid Caesar Robert Montgomery Tonight’s Movie Steve Allen and final news slot. The schedule emphasizes children's programming, variety acts, news and films for a full evening lineup.
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Journalist Arrest Sheds Light on Leakage Ring in France
Paris police say Red Journalist Andre Baranes confessed to acting as chief middleman in transmitting defense secrets to Communists. Baranes nabbed in Eastern France while fleeing on a woman’s red bicycle toward Switzerland. Also detained were Rene Turpin and Roger Labrusse from the Defense Ministry. Jean Mons under suspicion of negligence.
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Radio Program Network Schedules and Time Zone Note
Radio program NETWORK PROGRAMS lists times in eastern standard time with guidance to subtract one hour for central, two hours for mountain, and notes some local stations adjust relay times. Last minute changes are not included.
Wall-to-wall gossip from a busy New York scene
Walter Winchell in New York reports on Ray Rock Mines owning a uranium find in the Canadian Northwest while film stars and stage names populate the page. Mentions Norwood Smith with Marlia Eardley, Maureen Hilton, Irving Thalberg Jr., Sweeney at the Copa, Princess Saeeda Malik, and many industry tidbits from Paramount, 20th Century Fox, and Red Buttons.
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Industry Will Aid Pupils In High Schools
Newton Superintendent Harold Gores announces a program bringing industry into classrooms to enhance economic and sociological lessons. Seven Newton High School teachers will develop film strips and teaching aids in cooperation with the aluminum industry and The Aluminum Association.
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Printer Working On 85th Birthday
Cincinnati veteran Charles EF. Mayers celebrated his 85th birthday by working his usual shift at the Cincinnati Enquirer. He said retire is not me and noted that people who settle down don’t last long. Mayers began with the paper in 1893.
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Evening 6 to 11 P M Radio TV Schedule Notes
A dense schedule listing 6 00 PM to 11 00 PM programs across CBS NBC and mutual networks. Entries include news commentaries music variety and dramatic serials such as One Man's Family Mr and Mrs North and Fibber Molly with show titles and host or star names.
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TV Schedule Fragments List Evening Lineup
A partial TV timetable lists programs from 6:15 to 9:30 with titles including Fathers House Bign On Captain Video Headlines John Daly News Weatherscope Jamie Come Closer a Voice of Firestone Marko and 1:00 sign Ot, suggesting a local broadcasting guide truncated at entries.
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Nehru Considers Retiring as Prime Minister
New Delhi reports say Jawaharlal Nehru may step down due to fatigue though observers doubt the claim. He currently holds prime minister foreign minister defense minister and planning chairman posts and denied resigning Congress presidency.
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Thieves Picked Wrong Time To Take Vegetables
In Milwaukee a man called police after four men were spotted taking vegetables from a suburban area. It was raining and the four were fined $23 each on a charge of larceny.
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