State prison program starts with new psychologist lead
The State Prisons Department began a rehabilitation push as Edward G. Farlow took the new job as prison psychologist. An education officer will be named soon as part of the first steps in rehabilitation. In Waynesville, Jack Blankenship faced a felonious shooting charge after firing a high powered rifle at state highway patrolmen near Canton.
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Waynesville
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Canton
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Ruth Dunn Receives Renewal of First Woman Justice of the Peace Commission
Ruth B. Dunn of Nashville, the state's first woman justice of the peace commissioned in 1920, had her commission renewed yesterday by Governor Scott.
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Ruth B. Dunn
Nashville
Scott
Mass Tran Line of Burlington Ordered to Explain Service
In Raleigh the Mass Tran Line of Burlington must appear before the Kelles Commission tomorrow to show why it should resume service or have its franchise revoked. The hearing was originally set for a year but a continuance was granted at counsel request.
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Mass Transit Line
Burlington
Kelles Commission
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Fence Plans Put Raleigh Area Park At Risk
Crabtree State Park near Raleigh and Durham could be fenced off as part of a defense installation. The adjacent Durham Airport area faces a planned military troop use project, signaling possible loss of public recreation land.
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Crabtree
Durham
Uncle Sam
Igh
Thefense Department
South Atlantic Editors Convene in 5 States Ville
About 75 members of the South Atlantic Council of Industrial Editors gather for their annual convention in 5States ville. Featured speakers include Ollie James Cincinnati Inquirer chief editorial writer and James F. Drewery University of Georgia journalism dean along with E. S. Dillard Old Dominion Box Co. president and William A. Newell NC State College textiles school director and MT Hicks Empire Publications manager for General Electric.
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South Atlantic Council of Industrial Editors
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University of Georgia School of Journalism
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Old Dominion Box Co
Charlotte
William A. Newell
N. C. State College School of Textiles
M T. Hicks
Empire Publications
Generalectric
Eisenhower Campaign Push Focuses On States Rights In Texas
The Associated Press reports Ike, turning 62, trains his attack in Texas arguing against Stevenson and the Truman administration on states rights and oil revenues. Nixon denounces Stevenson in New York as Sparkman and Kefauver stump for their tickets while Truman rests in Washington before a Northeast tour.
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Foresters Hold Field Trips Near Asheville
Asheville officials and national foresters conduct sessions centered on field trips in Western North Carolina focusing on forestry and water management practices. The event highlights development work and practical demonstrations for regional conservation efforts.
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National Foresters
Dent Pratense
Wage Stabilization Board calls special meeting on coal wage
Washington reports the Wage Stabilization Board convened a special night session to rule on new soft coal contracts as 375000 miners gain a $1.90 daily raise. Miners staged walkouts over delays, with 2000 workers missing pay at southern Illinois mines.
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Wage Stabilization Board
E.s.t
John L. Lewis
Southern Illinois
Reds Refuse Withdrawal Demand on Kennan Recall
Moscow refuses to drop its demand for the recall of U S Ambassador George F Kennan and accuses him of lying about Western diplomats isolation in Moscow The United States says Kennan is still accredited and cannot be recalled while the Soviet Union brands him persona non grata Despatches note Kennan’s Sept press conference comparing Moscow life to Nazi internment and Western diplomats’ icy climate
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London
Smith Gets 16-25 Years In Prison
Former lottery czar Francis Duval Smith has been sentenced in Guilford Superior Court to four to five years for hit and run and to 20 years for manslaughter. His total bonds total 102,500. If convictions stand, he could serve at least 26 years. The July death of 13 year old George Rainey Pomona is cited.
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George) Smith
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Troy
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Superior Court
United Nations Starves for Unity on Colonies and Korea
The UN General Assembly opens its seventh session as Western powers split over France’s North African colonies. The United States signals a move for full debate on Tunisian and Moroccan complaints while France and Britain resist. Acheson plans to push Korea and an immediate armistice in the General Assembly, with key Russian diplomats observing closely.
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Britain
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Andrei Y. Gromyko
Valerian Zorin
Two Year Old Found After 25 Hour Mountain Search
Two year old Joan Morrison was found after a 25 hour hunt by 400 searchers in the rugged mountains near Lenoir North Carolina. The child had wandered about five miles in a laurel thicket before cries led a mill operator to locate her and return her safely to Patterson. Bears in the area prompted the long search and Appalachian State Teachers College students aided in the effort.
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Toay
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Boyden Miller
Louis Morrison
Patterson
Air Force officers defend air campaign against Shep herd critique
Washington officials cite praise from Gen. Clark and Gen. Van Fleet to counter Marine Gen. Shepherd who labeled the Korean air effort a fizzle. Air Secretary Finletter to face questions as officers reiterate aims to prevent major enemy offensives and disrupt supply lines rather than end the war outright.
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Mark Clark
James A. van Fleet
Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr
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Thomas K. Finletter
Shepherd
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Ee. Eees
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Sheen
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Reds
Finletter
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O.P. Weyland
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Allied Troops Seize Portions of Triangle Hill and Sniper Ridge
Allied infantry launched a heavy attack on the Central Korean Front winning control of portions of two Chinese held hills Triangle Hill and Sniper Ridge. The assault backed by tanks and artillery faced stiff Chinese resistance with renewed reinforcements and ongoing clashes on nearby White Horse Mountain and Finger Ridge. Front-line reports describe tough, costly fighting as U N forces pressed to crest the hills before regrouping and resuming maneuvers.
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Lewis Plans Stump Tour for Adlai Stevenson Support
Cincinnati report says labor leader John L. Lewis launched a personal stump tour for Democratic nominee Adlai Stevenson. The United Mine Workers endorsed Stevenson, signaling broad labor support and potential radio or TV appearances by Lewis.
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Court Upholds Conviction for Ku Klux Klan Kidnapping
The United States Court of Appeals in Richmond upheld the conviction of seven North Carolina Ku Klux Klan members. They argued no federal kidnapping violation since no ransom was requested or demanded for a couple from Fair Bluff, North Carolina. Sentences up to five years had been imposed by the Wilmington federal district court for transporting the pair across the South Carolina line. Chief Judge John J. Parker stated several rulings support kidnapping penalties without ransom.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
North Carolina
South Carolina
State Seeks Three Hot Suspects in Cal Terror Killings
In Chester California state authorities sought three hot suspects including a known sadist for questioning in the murder of grocer Gard Young and his three children. A 3 year old girl Sandra Young remained hospitalized with serious head injuries as investigators hunted for clues and clothing evidence left in a cabin.
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Roney Young
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Plumas County
Melvin H. Schooler
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Weather outlook summaries for tonight and tomorrow
Low temperature tonight 50 degrees with a high near 74 degrees tomorrow. Today’s high 80 and last night’s low 46. Sunset today at 5 46 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 27 a m.
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