Reds Oppose Militarization Plans Amid Prague Conference
A Prague news briefing released a communique by East and West power representatives calling for a phased approach to a German peace settlement. It urged inviting Russia the United States Britain and France to shape the treaty while aiming to form a unified all German government. The note stressed urgent tasks and warned against remilitarization of western Germany.
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Il Hag Come
Russia
Albania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Hungary
Poland
East Germany
Germany
Kremlin
Prague
Taece
Czernin Palace
Czechoslovak Foreign Ministry
United States
Britain
France
Reid wins $500 Hulda Johnston Cox scholarship at NCSU
Joseph P. Reid of Washington Virginia was named the Hulda Johnston Cox scholarship winner at North Carolina State College of Forestry. The award was presented during the annual Rolleo celebration of the State College forestry club at Hill Forest near Durham.
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Raleigh
Virginia University
Hulda Johnston Cox
N. C. State College
School of Forestry
Joseph P.reid
Washington, Va
Pact Nations Map Strategy and Western Defense Plan
The article outlines a Soviet led push toward remilitarization and a Western plan to reinforce Europe with a multilateral defense force. It notes possible German units joining the Western European defense and U S participation in final force allocations, while Defense officials refuse to publish exact figures. The piece compares Allied and Soviet strengths, citing roughly 80 Western divisions versus over 175 Soviet divisions in or near Germany, and highlights reliance on firepower, air power, defense advantages, technology, and sea supply control.
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United States
Europe
Defense Department
Russia
Germany
NPA Faces Unknown Demand As War Materials Need Grows
Officials warn that military material needs may rise once production resumes on November 2. The exact volume remains unknown, with a pending fiscal 1952 appropriation to Congress ranging from 35 to 50 billion dollars. Officials stress uncertainty over Kengea programs and longer range blueprints for two years ahead.
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Congress
NPA
Kengea
Johnson Nominated and James Withdrawn in Senate Session
James withdrew his nomination for the Johnson seat and Johnson’s candidacy surged as the floor debated ballot counts. Johnson, a Duke Law graduate from Sampson County, has long been a key figure with ties to Governor Scott and the Graham campaign.
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Johnson
Democratic Party
Scott
Democratic Executive Committee
Everett Jordan
Jordan
Seawell
Frank Graham
Graham Gm
Aoe
Succes
J. M. Jon
U. S
Sampson County
Duke University
Home County
Senate
Broughton
Scientist Pontecorvo Missing Sparks International Inquiry
Finnish police report the Swedish-born physicist Pontecorvo is unaccounted for after arriving in Helsinki from Stockholm and disappearing. British and Swedish officials say no immediate lead. reports abroad link him to atomic research and possible Soviet connections while family members provide uncertain sightings.
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Russia
Helsinki
Stockholm
Liverpool University
Britain
London Star
U. S
London
Pontecorvo
Guido
Glasgow University
Johannes Virolainen
Rome
Ank Airlines
Poland
Italy
Rene
Paese Sera
Soviet Union
Arwell Laboratories
Harwell
Klaus Fuchs
Enrico Fermi
Fermi
America
Canada
Chalk River
Emilio Sereni
Sereni
U S Agrees To Peace Talk Amid UN Debate
The assembly debated admitting Chinese representation with delegates urging a ground truth on peace. Votes fell 26 13 and 35 12 with abstentions, as critics called the move a Soviet satellite setup while recognizing rivals’ wartime positions.
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China
Aeteen
United Nations
T. F
T. F. Tsiang
Vishinsky
Quisling
Unist
U. N
Controls To Be Postponed Amid Wage-Price Tensions
Government watchers note possible return of price and wage controls if steel negotiations falter. CIO steelworkers demand raises as companies hint at higher steel prices, with talks to resume next Friday and stabilization fears tied to Korea era pressures.
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CIO
Korea
French Fall Back as Vietminh Break Through Border
The Vietminh under Vo Nguyen Giap halted a French advance near Thatkhe and showcased new artillery use and improved coordination. Officials say aid from China on a government basis reaches Ho Chi Minh's forces, with troops trained near the frontier and returning armed.
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Vo Nguyen Giap
Thatkhe
Indochina
China
Siam
Ho Chi Minh
Communist
Family killed in Tennessee head-on crash near Halls
A Memphis couple and their two children, Daniel Ray 27, Helen 25, Patricia Ann 5, and William Michael 14 months, were killed when their car collided head-on with a trailer truck near Halls Tennessee. Highway patrol identified the victims.
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Halls
Tenn
Memphis
Headon
Here
Daniel Ray
Helen
Patricia Ann
William Michael
Special Election Ballots Ordered For State Supreme Court Race
Raleigh announces 1 800 000 special ballots to be printed over the weekend for the Supreme Court race. Secretary Raymond Maxwell said ballots listing Democratic candidate Jeff Johnson Jr. and Republican Guy Weaver will be shipped early next week. The vacancy arose after the death of Associate Justice A A F Seawell last Saturday.
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Raleigh
Raymond Maxwell
State Board of Elections
Supreme Court
Jeff Johnson, Jr
Cme
Guy Weaver
Ashee
A. A. F. Seawell
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