Youngdahl Denying Prejudice in Lattimore Case
Judge Youngdahl rejected a government affidavit alleging bias in the Lattimore matter and said Rover's claim was grossly insufficient. He noted motions and other indictments pending against Youngdahl and criticized the certificate declaring good faith as irresponsible.
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Nixon or Morse May Be All Powerful
Washington on October 23 discusses how Vice President Richard Nixon and Senator Wayne Morse could decide party control of the next Senate after the November elections. The article weighs possible alignments, potential majorities, and Nixon’s claimed power to break organizational ties.
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Morse
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Wayne Morse
Ind-ore
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Democrats
Senate
Nellons
United States
Weather forecast shows fair skies with regional showers
Generally fair weather is on tap Sunday east of the Mississippi except for showers in extreme New England, southeast Florida coast, and the upper Lakes region. Western Gulf coast, central Plains and northern Minnesota can expect showers with mild rain across the eastern third and a color over the north central portion and the Plains.
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Weather Bureau
Mississippi
New England
Florida
Upper Lakes
Gulf Coast
Central Plains
Minnesota
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Longevity Recipe: Mr Morris Reaches 100 and 60th Anniversary
In Butler Pennsylvania on October 23, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris celebrated his 100th birthday and their 60th wedding anniversary. His wife credits his longevity to eating oatmeal for breakfast every morning.
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Butler
Frank Morris
Mr. Morris
Economics Big Issue In Late Political Talk
Washington October 3 The political clash centers on bread and butter economy issues as November elections approach. Republicans press the line that business and employment conditions are improving while Democrats argue the GOP does little to address joblessness. President Eisenhower will address the nation Monday night in a nonpartisan economic update, with Secretary of Labor James P Mitchell following Tuesday night. Mitchell predicts October unemployment may fall below three million, while Democrats contend the administration is slow to create jobs.
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Congress
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Moe
Police Look For Hit-Run Driver
Police seek the driver of a car that sideswiped a parked vehicle on English Street around 5 30 p m and fled. A witness noted the license number. Mrs Leon Collins of Barker Street, the sole occupant, was uninjured and her car sustained about 100 in damage.
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Leon Collins
Barker St
Strikers Defying Leaders In London Dock Blockade
London port strikes expand as 44,000 workers walk out nationwide halting over half of maritime trade. Exports valued at 300 million dollars pile up. food cargoes rot aboard ships while TGWU leaders press for a return to work amid unofficial committees and port-wide meetings.
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Tee Oodles
Southampton
Arthur Deakin
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TWGU
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Deakin
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Liverpool
Manchester
Merseyside
Garston
Hull
Wallis Funeral Scheduled Today
Roy Ramsey Wallis 68 editor and manager of the Lenoir News Topic died after leaving a high school football game. Funeral services set for 3:30 p.m. at Greer Funeral Home Chapel with graveside rites at Belleview Cemetery. Survived by widow Mary Lila Meyer a daughter and two grandchildren.
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N.C
Roy Ramsey Wallis
Wallis
Pone
Greer Funeral Home
Hibriton Masonic Lodge
Belleview Cemetery
Monroe
Pristol
New Prison Riot Erupts Prompted Guard Deployment
After a blaze at the women's prison, Col. Hugh Wag goner says a double guard remains on cellblocks. Col. Thomas Whitecotton notes a tip led two plainclothes troopers to the scene as officials describe old dormitories prone to quick fires amid prior disturbances and minor fights reported by Luella B. Shorter.
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Women’s Prison
Hugh Waggoner
Highway Patrol
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Thomas FE. Whitecotton
Women's Prison
Luella B. Shorter
Tron
St. Clair Drunk Driver Crashes Seven Cars in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas on October 3 John St. Clair, driving a short distance, struck seven other vehicles and nearly hit a eighth. Detective Chief Jerry Watkins removed St. Clair from his car and took him to headquarters to book him on driving while intoxicated charges.
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Ark
John St. Clair
Jerry Watkins
St. Claire
Bottoms-Fiske Gives Drivers Safety Awards
Bottoms-Fiske honored 53 Truck Lines drivers with safety pins at a Y M C A dinner. Guests included Markell Service Inc. representatives and terminal managers, recognizing seven to five years of accident-free service for drivers from High Point Raleigh Greensboro and Norfolk with multiple named awardees.
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Markell Service Inc
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
High Point
Steve Brown
J. R. Hodgin
Percy Marley
B. H. Reynolds
Ivie Rothrock
A Ane Ingram A’ Taylor
John C. Finch
Rex
Deaths in Stoneville: Mrs Hattie Fagg 84
Mrs Hattie Roberts Fagg 84 died at Maryfield Convalescent Home after years of declining health. Born March 25 1870 she was a Stoneville native and Stoneville Christian church charter member. Survived by five sons and a daughter, with funeral set at Stoneville Christian church tomorrow at 2 PM and burial in Stoneville cemetery.
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Hattie R. Fagg
Hattie Roberts Fagg
Maryfield
Mrs. Fagg
J. W
Virginia Grogan Roberts
W. S. Fagg
Stoneville
Dan Edwards Dies in Tampa Funeral Held for Local Resident
Local friends of Dan Edwards formerly of High Point were informed yesterday of his death in Tampa Florida. Funeral services were held Friday at Wilson Sammon Funeral Home with Dr Peele of the Tampa Church officiating. He was cremated per his wishes. Surviving are his wife Mrs Mary Wrightenberg Edwards four Bessington DC one brother Edwards of Norfolk VA and eight grandchildren.
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Dan Edwards
High Point
Tampa
Fia
Tal
Wilson- Sammon
Peele
Mary Wrightenberg Edwards
Bessieton
D. C
Edwards
Norfolk
Maryland Man Electrocuted Cleaning Salt on Power Lines
Seaford Delaware reports Charles Benney a 40 year old Cen treville Maryland man was electrocuted yesterday while cleaning salt from high-tension equipment damaged by hurricane waves.
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Seaford
Del
Charles Benney
Centreville
Cooley Attacks Republican Farm Policy In Speech
North Carolina congressman Har old D. Cooley challenged Secretary Benson on farm policy at a Farmer's Day rally 12 miles west of Asheboro. He criticized Republican farm plans and cited Democratic pressure in Congress while addressing about 500 attendees.
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Harold D. Cooley
Benson
Cooley
North Carolina
U. S
House of Representatives
Farmer
Agribeg Pal Committee
House Sa Eet Aes
Senate
Donacre Te Bigteyry Jordan
Thador
Democratic Committee
Dewey Harriman clash in Pennsylvania campaign
The New York governor race in Pennsylvania sees Averell Harriman attack Thomas E. Dewey and his endorsed rival Sen. Irving Ives with charges of misstatements and distortions. He accuses them of abandoning standards of honorable campaigning.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Averell Harriman
Dewey
Sen
Irving Ives
Harriman
Ives
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