Teen-Age Reckless Driving Spurs Dangerous New Word
Detroit reports a surge of deadly teen stunts described as teenicide while youths improvise games like charioteer and jousting. Officials cite rope tied steering, back-seat operation, and high speed head-ons as escalating dangers on public roads.
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Detroit
Ith
Towa
H. G. Kemper
Font Mutual Casualty Co
Ben Hur
Ofie Kemper
Park Ridge
Ill
Expert On Soviets Says Reds Not Planning War
Washington based analyst George F. Kennan, former State Department policy chief, says the Soviet Union does not plan an open aggressive war on the West. He reaffirmed his 1949 view that leaders have not conceded war as a necessary means and cited Stalin’s late 1945 remark about Red China.
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Washington
Russia
West
George F. Kennan
State Department
China
Princeton
N.J
Kennan
United Press
Kennnan
Harold E Stassen
Stalin
Josef Stalin
Soviet Far East
Drive-in theater murder case drags Lake Smith scene
Norfolk police dragged Lake Smith after a blood stained car was found yesterday in the drive in theater murder probe. The victim, a 57 year old widow, was killed and investigators traced an automobile belonging to William E. Barr, linked to Mamie last Smil on October 3.
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Norfolk
Lake Smith
William E. Barr
Mamie
Mixon inaugurated as Cho Wan College president
Dr. F. Orion Mixon was inaugurated as president of Cho wan College and urged a four year expansion plan totaling 620000 dollars plus an additional 76000 dollars to bolster the current operating budget.
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Mixon
Murfreesboro
F. Orion Mixon
Chowan College
Sel lers seeks Supreme Court review of robbery with firearms case
Obidiah Sellers, sentenced to 20 to 25 years for robbery with firearms in Columbus County, asks the state Supreme Court to call the case up for review. His lawyers argue he was indicted for highway robbery with a 10 year maximum yet was sentenced on a plea of nolo contendere to robbery with firearms.
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Raleigh
Obidiah Sellers
Columbus County
State Supreme Court
Sellers
Utilities panel orders Atlantic Coast Line to keep Lucama agency
The North Carolina State Utilities Commission reversed a prior ruling and refused to let the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad discontinue its Lucama agency. The decision cited public convenience and necessity for continued operation despite a monthly loss of about 89 dollars.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
Lucama
Drought Shrinks North Carolina Peanut and Soybean Outlook
Dry September weather cut the crops outlook as the crop reporting service estimated drought reduced peanut harvest by 7 million pounds and soybean prospects by 0,000 bushels.
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Raleigh
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Drouth
Traffic fatalities rise during holidays
A fragment notes increased traffic deaths around holidays and mentions alcohol impairment. The text is unclear but suggests fatalities spike in festive periods with potential link to alcohol.
Truman Denies Baruch Moscow Trip Pressure
President Truman said he knew nothing of reports that attempts were made to dissuade Bernard Baruch from visiting Moscow in 1948 and 1949 to discuss atomic energy control with Premier Stalin. He noted he only reads about the matter in newspapers and defended a Truman Library fund drive.
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Washington
Truman
Bernard M. Baruch
Moscow
Stalin
Bill Baggs
Miami Daily News
Andrei Gromyko
U. S
United Nations
Baggs
Baruch
Grandview
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
George Allen
RFC
New Cut In Metal Products Coming
Production of consumer durable goods will be cut about 11.5 percent in January March 1952 amid defense demands. Automobile output will fall, and copper and aluminum supplies will be tighter. Civilian goods slowdowns aim to preserve steel for essential construction and military needs.
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Warren Duffe Washington
Defense Tron
Manly Fleischmann
Fleischmann
Four Insane Inmates Escape Mendocino Ward Riot
Four dangerous inmates escaped during a riot at Mendocino State Hospital in Ukiah. Two fugitives were seen near Hopland and exchanged gunfire with a deputy. the other two remained on hospital grounds in Ward 12 where 325 patients are housed. Order was restored within about 30 minutes after guards were assaulted and keys taken amid tightened security ordered by Gov. Earl Warren.
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Ukiah
Calif
Mendocino State Hospital
Hopland
Here
Earl Warren
An Tipton
Ward 12
Tipton
Warren
David
Big Three Plan New Alliance for Egypt and Suez
Washington officials say the United States Britain and France will propose a new international command centered in Egypt to defend the Suez Canal. The plan would place key responsibility in Egypt with US Britain and Turkey contributing forces while not replacing existing guardians.
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Egypt
New York
The
New York Times
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Turkey
Suez Canal
U. S
Havel
Tain
Dean Acheson
French Smash Red Indochina Defenses
French troops have collapsed Communist rebel defenses along the Red River delta and captured thousands of prisoners in a 10 day operation, the army communique announced. A weeklong task force blasted the area and hundreds aged civilians were reported to have been reoccupied.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Red River
Reece
UNC Observes 158th Birthday with Cornerstone Reenactment
University of North Carolina marks its 158th birthday with a ceremony reenacting the laying of the first cornerstone. Faculty students and participants joined in the observance.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Ike's '52 Chances Jolted In Two Major Strongholds
Washington dispatch reports Eisenhower's 1952 presidential bid damaged in Pennsylvania and California. Senator Duff of Pennsylvania and Governor Fine show fractures in party support, while California Governor Warren's position shifts amid convention uncertainty.
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Ike
le C. Wilson Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
New York
California
James H. Duff
United States
Duff
Senate
Joe Grundy
Machine
John S. Fine
Washington
Jim Duff
Chicago
Eisenhower
Earl ‘Warren
Warrren
Warren
Conferees Agree On Tax Bill Amid Compromise Adjustments
Washington reports a compromise tax bill cleared a Senate committee raising income taxes starting November 1 and broadening excise taxes on liquor beer cigars and cars. It raises rates for corporations and individuals to balance a projected annual $5.75 billion in new revenue, with targeted cuts and expansions across appliances and consumer items.
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Washington
Noreenee
House
Truman
Lamb Chop Supply Due For Increase
The Agriculture Department forecast a relative rise in lamb chops at groceries due to more sheep and lambs moving into feed lots this winter and next spring amid poor pastures in Kansas and Texas. Canes meat reported 27 percent more sheep and lambs shipped into corn belt states for feeding last month than a year ago.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Kansas
Texas
ASCE to Meet Greensboro for North Carolina Convention
Durham contractor Nelle L Teer Jr will address engineers meeting here tomorrow for the North Carolina section of the American Society of Civil Engineers annual convention. New officers will be elected during the meeting.
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ASCE
Greensboro
Durham
Nelle L. Teer, Jr
North Carolina
American Society of Civil Engineers
U.N. Officers Probe Kaesong Neutral Zone Charge
U.N. officers rush to Kaesong to investigate a Communist claim that an Allied plane attacked the neutral area. Gen. William Nuckols says no formal notice exists that the zone’s status changed and expects a fact-finding effort tonight before resuming talks.
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U.N
Korea
Red
Kaesong
Ised
William Nuckols
Pan Mun Jom
Munsan
Markets Closed In U S On Columbus Day Holiday
Major security and commodity markets in the United States were closed today in observance of Columbus Day. All markets will resume business tomorrow for the usual short session. British markets were open as usual with early closings in tribute to Princess Elizabeth and her Duke.
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New York
Majjor Security
United States
Aeerated
Jon
Elizabeth
Allied Jets Score Win In Korea
United Nations forces under 8th Army engage in a large air battle over northwest Korea as the 2nd division pushes toward Heartbreak Ridge and Heartbreak Hill. Sherman tanks support armor advances while South Korean troops seize two hills near Yanggu amid hand to hand fighting with Chinese and North Koreans.
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Korea
United Nations
Heartbreak Hill
Cee
Heartbreak Ridge
Cne
Aes i
Yanggu
Yonchon
Seoul
Wonsan
Weather outlook with sharp warm swing
The forecast notes a low of 40 tonight and a high of 74 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 70 while last night’s low dipped to 38.
Piedmont Credited With Livestock Gains in Winston-Salem
Gov. Kerr Scott praised the Piedmont section as the strongest influence in North Carolina for livestock improvement during a dedication speech for Winston-Salem fairgrounds livestock barns. His remarks highlighted regional impact and growth in the state’s agricultural sector.
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Winston-Salem
Piedmont
Kerr Scott
Winston-Salem Fairgrounds
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