North Carolina Motor Carriers End 21st Annual Meeting
The 21st annual North Carolina Motor Carriers Association convention adjourned in Pinehurst after a skit “A Day In the Life of a Motor Carrier.” Webster Henry of Ocky Mount was elected president for the coming year. John Akers of Gastonia was named vice president of the American Trucking Association, with other officers elected and past president Walter Mullady of Chicago addressing delegates. The group was awarded the 1951 national truck safety award for the fourth time.
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Pinehurst
N. C
North Carolina Motor Carriers Association
Webster Henry
Ocky Mount
Co. G. Beam
Erryville
W. W. Miller Jr
Charlotte
J. T. Outlaw
Raleigh
John Akers
Gastonia
North Carolina
American Trucking al
Walter F. Mullady
Chicago
American Trucking Association
Northlina
Guy Gundaker, Jr
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron
J. K. McLean
Winston-Salem
NCMCA
McLean
Fine Paid, Is Returned in Delaware Parking Incident
Miss Joy Thomson, a Delaware Gazette receptionist, paid a 50 cent parking fine after a ticket appeared on her mother's car. She then discovered the car was not her mother's, told police the story, and the fine was refunded.
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Delaware
Miss Joy Thomson
Miss Thomson
Delaware Gazette
Drunken Cows Alert Amid Fallen Apples Threat
Veterinarians warn amid apple-fall season that cows may gorge and become intoxicated or stagger. Scientists note cancer risk linked to life stage hormone changes in humans, highlighting timing of cancer development.
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Chicago
Brooklyn hardware dealer robbed after alarm call
Stanley Cohen of Brooklyn hurried to his store Monday night after a telephone warning of burglary. Two men intercepted him at the door, forced entry, compelled him to open the safe, and escaped with 624 dollars in cash.
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New York
Stanle Cohen
Brooklyn
Air at Sea Level Dominated by Oxygen and Nitrogen
The statement notes that over 99 percent of Earth's sea level atmosphere consists of oxygen and nitrogen, leaving tiny amounts of argon carbon dioxide neon and other gases.
Radio Program Time Zone Note for Listings
The guide explains time zone handling for radio listings. Eastern standard time converts to central minus one hour and mountain minus two hours. It notes stations may alter relay hours for local schedules and warns against last minute changes.
Television Schedule Amid Mixed Afternoon to Night Programming
A dense OCR listing outlines CBS network evening broadcasts with news and entertainment programs from 6:00 p.m. through 11:00 p.m. including News and Commentary, Cavalcade of America, Red Skelton, Dr Kildare, Martin and Lewis, Fibber and Molly, and late movie slots, plus a morning and daytime lineup on WTYM station with film shorts, Kiddies segments, and soap operas.
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Abe News
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Jack Smith
Cbe
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Lee Bonge
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Black Museum
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Martin & Lewis
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Ll I.eee
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Arthur Ee
RFC Piedmont
Guiding Light
Art Lskistier
Wary
Playhouse
Mrs. North
Arthur Smith
Danger
Jeffrey Jones
Robert Montgomery
Mother Pleads For Return Of Daughter
In New York a tearful mother of five boys pleads for the return of her week old daughter Gloria abducted from a hospital nursery by a woman who claimed the child as her own. Anna Hernandez, 39, describes constant prayers for safety as she and her family endure the search.
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New York
Anna Hernandez
West 23Rd Street
Gloria
Lhevue Hospital
Rafael
Mother Admits Killing Her Infant Son in Atlanta
In Atlanta, a 31-year-old woman, twice divorced, confessed in writing to killing her 22 month old son Tommy to gain the attention of her second husband’s attorney. She stated she choked the child and sat on him in a bathtub after becoming attracted to the attorney. The coroner’s jury previously ruled the death at unknown causes.
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Emylie Bruce
Tommy
Bruce
Robert
Jack) Bruce
Jack
Retired Editor of Charleston Paper Dies
W. W. Ball former editor of the Charleston News and Courier dies at 12:10 am in Charleston after a long decline in health. He led the paper from 1927 to 1950 and wrote a daily column until last year. Ball advocated states rights and opposed New Deal policies, shaping South Carolina journalism and public life.
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S. C
W. W. Ball
Charleston News and Courier
Laurens County
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The
News and Courier
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Columbia
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Eisenhower
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Roosevelt
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University of Virginia Law School
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University of South Carolina Journalsm
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Sulphur Plant Rising on Buried Forest Piles
New Orleans United Press report describes a multimillion dollar Freeport sulfur plant to be built at Garden Island Bay near the Mississippi River mouth. An underground forest of 2200 Douglas fir pilings 85 to 90 feet long forms the foundation to anchor the plant in marshy delta soil. Engineers warn subsidence of about one foot over ten years is likely.
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New Orleans
Mississippi Delta
Freeport Sulphur Company
Garden Island Bay
Mississippi River
Marine's Murder Trial Opens as Testimony Continues
In Greenville North Carolina the state planned more witnesses today in its case against Sgt Frederick L Porcelli of Jersey City New Jersey charged with murdering Greenville policeman Jesse E Mills during a failed break in at New Deal Cleaners on the night of the 16th Marine accomplice Oey Herman J Socie Jr of Fulton New York has pleaded guilty to being an accessory before the fact and faces a life sentence Porcelli and Socie both stationed at Camp Lejeune testified police officials say Porcelli confessed after Mills fired first The trial in Pitt Superior Court follows through with a sequence of statements from Langston the police chief and Porcelli regarding the shooting and the escape The arrest followed an anonymous tip and a garage receipt linking Socie to Camp Lejeune
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N. C
Frederick L. Porcelli
Jesse E. Mills
Porcelli
Jersey City
N. J
Mills
Oey Herman J. Socie Jr
Fulton
N. Y
Camp Lejeune
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I. Porcelli
Langston
Noy
William T. Hatch
Pitt Superior Court
Raleigh
Central Prison
New Deal Cleaners
Socie
Locie
Cattle Use Showers and Cool Water to Boost Growth
UC scientists at the Imperial Valley Field Station report cattle given mist-spray showers and cooled drinking water show faster weight gain. Hereford steers fed water at 65 degrees averaged 1.46 pounds daily, compared with 1.07 pounds for sun-warmed water.
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Meloland
Calif
University of California
University
Imperial Valley
Chief Mato Ska to Present War Bonnet to Stevenson
Gov Adlai Stevenson was expected to meet at Salt Lake City airport by Chief Mato Ska known as White Bear from Rawlins Wyoming to present him with an Indian war bonnet during the visit.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Adlai Stevenson
Bm M. O'Shea
Rawlins
Wyo
Mato Ska
White Bear
Stevenson
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