State ABC stores show slight sales rise in September
North Carolina ABC stores posted a small year over year sales increase for September. Chairman Tom Allen Ayane reported total sales of 3,302,654.60 with a net gain of 23,956.85. Mecklenburg led with 812,697 followed by Greensboro 431,000 and Asheville 418,909.90. Wake County 329,362.95, Winston-Salem 314,254.90, Cumberland 279,547, Hanover 260,409.38, and Durham 0.65 indicate strong regional activity.
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Re Carolina
ABC
Ae Abc
Tom Allen
Winston-Salem
Cumry
Craven County Judges Under Investigation Probe
Craven County's 16 justices are being examined by an investigation led by District Solicitor William J. Bundy. SBI Director James W. Powell said Bundy took charge after Superior Court Judge W. H. S. Burgwyn told Craven land jury to probe the justices. Two agents are assigned to the inquiry.
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Raleigh
Craven County
Iliam J. Bundy
SBI
James W. Powell
Bundy
Superior Court
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Craven Land Jury
Panel discusses issues at Asheville meeting elects new officers
A Carolina League of Municipalities panel in Asheville covered stream ion problems and elected new officers led by Mayor J. W. Sisler of Wallace as president. Others include H. L. Burdette, C. M. King, and Sayer Marshall Kurfees as vice presidents with thirteen directors named. In Sylva, a 100-member Macon County jury pool was drawn for the Demos Woods murder trial as Judge Clarkson oversaw proceedings.
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Asheville
Carolina League of Municipalities
Charles One
National Institute of Municipal Law Officers
Ve Dd. C
J. W. Sisler
Wallace
J. O. Tally Jr
Fayetteville
H. L. Burdette
Hickory
C. M. King
Shelby
Sayer Marshall Kurfees
Winston-Salem
Sylva
Macon County
Demos Woods
Oo Mountaineer
Gan
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Jackson County
Griffin Middleton
Francis C. Clarkson
Arlotte
Woods
Military Court Martial For Lt Griffin On Rape Charge
Military authorities say Lt John R Griffin 28 a Negro will be tried by a military court martial on a charge of rape. He is charged with raping a white woman the wife of an enlisted man following a party in October.
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FT. Bragg
John R. Griffin
Mary Astor Seeks Fourth Divorce From Wheelock
Los Angeles reports actress Mary Astor, 47, filed for divorce from Thomas G. Wheelock, 49, a stock broker. She accuses cruelty and nonsupport noting over a year of neglect and dissipation, states there is no community property, and requests no alimony.
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Los Angeles
Mary Astor
Thomas G. Wheelock
Wheelock
Weather Outlook With Warm Day and Cool Night
The low tonight is 52 and the high tomorrow 84. Today’s high reached 84 and last night’s low was 51. Sunset is at 5 38 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 32 a m.
Hepatitis Strikes 7 More Victims in Jamestown Area
Health officials reported seven new hepatitis cases today, bringing the county total to 121. Most victims are 9 to 14 years old, with four new cases in Jamestown and three in High Point. The county health officer will monitor inoculation results after gamma globulin shots were given to pupils, faculty, and cafeteria workers, noting any infections post vaccination.
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Eure
Jamestown
Union Hill
County Health Department
High Point
Loren Wallin
Jamestown School
U.N. Considers Trieste Palestine and Morocco Issues
The U N Security Council weighs Trieste talks with Italy and Yugoslavia amid threats and troop movements. The United States warns Israel over Jordan River irrigation while the U N Political Committee votes on Morocco independence and Bolivian rights for exiled individuals.
Dulles Explains Suspension of Israel Aid Over UN Ruling
Secretary of State Dulles disclosed the United States has suspended a 100 million dollar aid program for Israel for defying a U N ruling. He said aid allocations to Israel will be deferred until it halts diverting Jordan River waters near the Syrian frontier. The U S will continue smaller technical aid. no large grant disbursement has been made.
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Zone A
Italy
Russia
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Borba
Tito
Palestine
United States
Israel
Jordan
U. N
TVA
France
Morocco
Britain
Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Vagn Bennike
U. N. Truce Supervision Group
Congress
Middle East
Iran
Abba Eban
Eban
United Nations
Eisenhower Meets Envoy Reports on Korea and Trieste Plan
Secretary of State Dulles says a US Britain France Yugoslavia Italy conference could ease the Trieste dispute and bolster southern Europe defense. He also cites Israel Jordan River water issues and UN Truce Commission rulings delaying new aid to Israel.
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Germany
Austria
White House
Eisenhower
Korea
J. Dulles
United States
Britain
France
Yugoslavia
Italy
Trieste
Europe
Dulles
Israel
United Nations Truce Commission
Jordan River
Natron
Jordan
U. N
Vagn Bennike
Swede Reports Difficulties On Orders To Avoid Force
The article notes public orders to MRC delegates to avoid force against prisoners under all circumstances. A truce delay tightens timing for interviews, with deadlines December 23 by Allied interpretation and December 24 by Indian interpretation. The U N Command may still interview 23 Americans 1 Briton and 335 South Koreans who wish to stay with the Reds. It recalls 1950 oil usage where the United States used nearly twice as much as the rest of the non-Communist world combined.
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MRC
U.N
Reds
U. N. Command
United States
Presidents Dedicate Falcon Dam
Presidents Eisenhower and Ruiz Cortines dedicated Falcon Dam at Falcon Lake Texas Mexico in a border ceremony marking unity. A tragedy struck Nuevo Guerrero when a plane crashed during a festival attended by the leaders. all aboard were believed lost. The dedication drew about 3000 citizens as artillery salutes echoed across the border.
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Falcon Dam
Tex
United States
Mexico
Eisenhower
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Rio Grande
Nuevo Guerrero
Ruiz Cortines
Monterrey
Texas
Falcon Lake
Falcon
Americas
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Price Moves and High Volume
Stocks in New York traded with fractional gains and losses as volume rose near 680 thousand shares at 1 p.m. The market saw steel declines after Great Lakes Steel Corp cut auto steel prices, while General Electric climbed to a yearly high on strong nine month earnings and a special dividend. Major movers included Allied, American Can, Westinghouse, and Du Pont, with gains also noted in Boeing, Dow Chemical, and United Aircraft amid a broad, uneven session.
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New York
Great Lakes Steel Corp
National Steel
General Maeapo Tilers
American Lephon Conda Copper
General Tullectere
Westinghouse Electric
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
du Pont
Baltimore & Ohio
General Electric
Adams Express
Sessses
Admiral Co
Alion Eeseeee
Air Reducation Cooceccees
Alleghany Corporation
Esses
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Can
American Car & Fdy
American Rad & St S
American Smelt & Ref
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Achison, Top & SF
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic
Sessee0
Bendix Aviation
Ccessese
Bethlehem Steelee
Boeing Airplane
Bs Dedpaeesest Air Burroughs
Calumet & Hecla
Canada Dry Tee
Canadian Pacific
Cannon Mill
Cceeessees
Carolina Power & Lt
Case, J. I. Tee
Calanese Corp
Delaware
Ck & West
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Dupont de Ae Sonccovaccise
Eastern Airlines
Firestone Rubber
General Foods
Sccessees
General Motors Ee Ewe
Pennsylvania Fales En
Vacebeecs
Pleo Ation
Pittsburgh Ser & Eeee
Pullman Company
Sss
Pure Oil Co
Keith Orpheum
Remington Rand
Republic Steel Senet
Reynolds Tob B
Seaboard al RR
Sears Roebuck
Eeseee
Socony Vac
Deveeasees Game
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Sedeneueeen
Sperry Corp
Csssees Cooveee
Standard Brands
Vaneee Standard Oil Calif
Cose
DOM Standard Oil Ind
Standard Oil
Nee “Se Secce
Stevens, J. P. C. Enetuesese
San Studebaker Corp
Docnce Same Swift & Company
Ssses
Sylvania Elec Prod
Csseeese Ba 'Texas Company
Tex Gulf Products
Texas Gulf
Textron Corporation
Grass & Western
Trans Ametica
Union Carbide
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Montgomery Ward
Eee
Murra Corporatio
Tion
Nash Elvinator
Nationa
Scscosves
New York Central
North American Avia
Ohio Oil Company
Otis Elevator
Pacific Gs & Elee
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Gas Imp
United States Pipease
United States Rubercos
U. Bi Smelting
United States Steel
National Biscuit
National Cash Register
North American
Northern Pacific
United Corporation
United Fruit
Vanadium Corporation
Vick Chemical
Showdown With France Is Urged
Washington Senator Stennis urged creating a Western European army with France and Germany and said the United States cannot bear the cost alone. He backed German troops in the plan and warned France to agree or face alternatives excluding Paris. Secretary Wilson suggested a long term weapons path could reduce U S troop strength in Europe.
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Sen
Stennis
D-Miss
Decla
America
France
Senate ‘Armed Services Committee
Wilson
United States
Europe
Africa
Italy
West Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Yugoslavia
Trieste
U. S
Armed Services Subcommittee
U. S. Air Force
Evacuation Delays and Global Talks Stressed by U S Officials
U S and British defer evacuation under a proposal that slows the transfer of zones to Italian control while planning a new conference framework with Yugoslavia and Italy. Dulles signals readiness to brief the President as Korea talks proceed with Arthur Dean dispatched to Panmunjom for a peace conference. A Big Four meeting in Lugano appears unlikely, and Israel faces a potential $60 million aid cut over Jerusalem policies. Dutch cigarette output hits a record 9.34 billion units last year.
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Yugoslavia
Italy
Dulles
Korea
State Department
Arthur Dean
Panmunjom
Dean
India
Washington
Germany
Austria
Lugano
Switzerland
Ducete
Israel
Jordan Dulles
United Nations
Jerusalem
Teen-Age Girls Die Of Injuries In W-S Crash
Two teen girls died at Baptist Hospital after a three car crash near Winston-Salem. Joan Hutchens 17 Ya ville Rt 2 and Alma Salter 18 East Bend Rt 2 succumbed early morning injuries. Driver Thurman Caudle 17 Yadkinville Rt 1 died at scene. Five others, including four Rural Hall students, were injured or hospitalized.
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Winston-Salem
Baptist Hospital
Joan Hutchens
Yaville
Alma Salter
East Bend
Yadkinville High School
Winston-Salem Fair
Thurman
Neil
Highway 421
Here
Rural Hall High School
Lewisville
Beck
Shirley Nance
Joan Warren
Peggy Kiger
Sylvia Merritt
Gillette Resigns as Ports Authority Chairman
Gov Umstead accepted the resignation of A G Myers of Gastonia as chairman of the ports authority. Myers criticized Gillette for not promoting Wilmington and Morehead City ports after 1949 development. State Sen Edwin Pate said the successor could come from outside North Carolina and politics would not influence the choice.
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Gillette
Wilmington
Morehead City
Myers
North Carolina
Edwin Pate
Laurinburg
Pate
Umstead
A. G. Myers
Gastonia
Untroubled Mind Scene With Detective Interrogation
In Dallas a detective tells a worried owner about a 7 year old suspect in a theft case. Officers reenter the room to question the prisoner, but find him sleeping.
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Dallas
Probers Dig Into Kidnap Case Details In Omaha
Police board orders full fact finding on the arrest of kidnap suspects with FBI discrepancies cited. Officers of Newstead district questioned as part of the inquiry into when suitcases were moved and who knew their contents.
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Thornton
FBI
Greenlease
Newstead
Hall
Shoulders
Dolan
Shoulder
United Fund Kickoff Meet Names Donor Firms
Worley announced firms that have joined the 100 Per Cent Citizenship Club by each employee pledging nine dollars. Lewis and Holmes Motor Freight Corp and Micro-Products Co join. Colonial Stores Wachovia Bank and Trust Co and Heritage Furniture Co exceed quotas.
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Worley
Lewis and Holmes Motor Freight Corp
Micro-Products Co
Colonial Stores
S. Main St
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Heritage Furniture Co
Bond Election Formally Certified For State Bonds
Raleigh voters approved 72 million dollars in state bonds for schools and mental hospitals in the Oct 3 election. School building bonds passed 170,144 to 26,618. mental hospital bonds passed 171,342. Maxwell estimates referendum costs total about 225 dollars per county.
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Raleigh
State Board of Elections
Raymond Maxerall
State Board
Maxwell
Lennon Takes Job At Scott in North Carolina Election Tussle
Asheboro news notes Sen Alton Lennon in Wilmington and Washington comments on Kerr Scott. Lennon, appointed by Gov Umstead, prepares for a spring primary bid and says Scott is likely a candidate as he asserts his own uphill path from scratch.
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Asheville
Alton Lennon
Wilmington
Washington
Lennon
Kerr Scott
Umstead
Scott
Manion Urges Sale of the Tennessee Valley Authority
Clarence Manion chairman of Eisenhower’s Intergovernmental Relations Commission said on TV that the TVA should be sold to private industry. He argued the federal government should not have built TVA and that a better division of federal and state functions is needed.
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Washington
Clarence Manion
Eisenhowr
Intergovernmental Relations Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Manion
William Wise
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
DuMont
Wise
TVA
Notre Dame University Law School
Italians Demonstrate Over Trieste in Rome Protests
In Rome police beat back student demonstrators outside the Russian Embassy during protests over Trieste. Demonstrators waved Italian flags and chanted against Tito. Mobile riot police protected the Yugoslav Legation as tension rose after U S and Britain agreed to pull troops from Zone A of the Free Territory.
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Rome
Trieste
Tito
Adriatic
Italy
Legation
United States
Britain
Zone A
Free Territory
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Charlotte
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