Acheson lays out Korean case at United Nations
Secretary of State Dean Acheson delivered a two hour and 39 minute presentation to the U N Political Committee outlining the U S position on Korea. He argued for non forcible repatriation of prisoners and pressed for a peace offer based on Panmunjom talks while urging stronger unity and continued U N pressure on the Communists.
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United Nations, N. Y
Dean Acheson
United Nations
United States
Acheson
U.N
Danstian
General Assembly
Nen
Cairo
Russia
Red
Kremlin
U.S
Korea
U. S
Red Army
Lie Insists On High Level Prosecution
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie rejects lynch law in response to Eastland Senate probe of Communist ties in the U.N. Secretariat. Lie says he will use lawful, orderly measures after discharging one official, suspending another, and placing ten on paid leave while the committee reviews the case. Eastland condemns Lie for granting paid leave during the inquiry.
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New York
United Nations
Trygve Lie
U.N. Secretariat
Lie
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Senate
U.N
United Seates
Shrimper Styron Freed. tax case heads to civil action
Roland Leon Styron of Oriental was cleared by a Federal Court jury on income tax evasion totaling 56239.82. He still faces federal civil action claiming he owes taxes for 1945, 47, 48, and 49. Styron had built a $150000 fortune from oystering, long haul fishing, and shrimping.
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New Bern
Roland Leon Styron
Styron
New Hanover Residents Seek Supreme Court Ruling Against Railroad
Three residents of New Hanover County George W. Fleming C S Royal and Mildred F Powell have appealed to the State Supreme Court after the New Hanover Superior Court ruled they could not sue the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad for damages from a fire that burned more than 1200 acres of property.
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Raleigh (Ap
New Hanover County
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Bares A
State Supreme Court
New Hanover
Duke Power Granted Authority to Issue 2.78 Million Shares
Duke Power Co. in Raleigh received permission from the State Utilities Commission to issue 2,777,615 additional shares of common stock. The move aims to broaden distribution and finance an extensive postwar construction program, with outstanding stock totaling $100,160,549.
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Raleigh
Duke Power Co
State Utilities Commission
Strickland Killed in Auto Crash Near Clinton
George S. Strickland a Sampson County commissioner was killed in an automobile accident about 12 miles north of Clinton on Highway 701. He rode alone and operated a car dealership a farm and a tobacco warehouse. Highway Patrolman J A McCallman reported the crash occurred as Strickland failed to make a curve.
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Clinton
George S. Strickland
Sampson County
Here
J. A. McCallman
Strickland
Wilson team owner arrested on whisky transport charges
L. C. Boykin owner and president of the Wilson team in the Class D Coastal Plains Baseball League was arrested here last night and charged with transporting non taxed whisky. Police reported he also faced speeding and failing to stop for a siren. His car was confiscated and he was ordered to appear in Recorder's Court Tuesday.
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L. C. Boykin
Wilson
Coastal Plains
A. C. Windham
Boykin
Recorder's Court
Severe hurricane weakens slightly as it nears Florida coast
A tropical hurricane that struck Cuba with 165 mph winds veered toward the Florida Atlantic coast southeast of Miami. It carried squalls up to 115 mph and prompted warnings along the east coast from Key West to Vero Beach. Authorities forecast dangerous winds offshore but not on the Florida coast, while Cuba ents prepared aid for sugar plantations and fruit orchards.
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Cuba
Florida Trails
Bimini
Bahamas
Florida
Leonard Pardue
Weather Bureau
Council of Ministers
Key West
Nassau
West Palm Beach
Havana
Gold Coast
Vero Beach
Stevenson Sees Democratic Victory as He Slams Old Guard
Adlai E. Stevenson, en route with Stevenson, pledged to uphold New Deal policies and resist Republican Old Guard control. He warned Eisenhower’s bid and inflation, calling for continued liberal reform at home and collective strength abroad. He spoke after visiting the Roosevelt memorial and Hyde Park breakfast with Eleanor Roosevelt.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Roosevelt Memorial
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
America
Roosevelt Perood
Republican Old Guard
Old Guard
Ght
Eisenhower
Eee
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt Shrine
New England
Boston
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Morse Bolts GOP Puts Political Life On Line
Oregon's Sen. Wayne Morse resigns from the Republican Party and declares himself an independent. He warns the GOP and Eisenhower could trigger a new party alignment as Democratic leaders in Oregon praise the move amid Republican misgivings.
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Bolts
Washington
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Glen, H. Taylor
Idaho
Cowboy
Henry A. Wallace
Stevenson
Portland
Bolt
GOP
Robert Ellicott
McCarthy Prepares Stevenson Speech In Wisconsin Retreat
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy hid out at a Wisconsin farm retreat to draft his nationwide radio and television speech attacking Governor Adlai Stevenson. He plans to argue Stevenson ties to Communists and the Truman-Hiss-Acheson circle, with Lehman possibly speaking for Stevenson. The event will be broadcast from the Palmer House in Chicago.
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Chicago
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Stevenson
Wisconsin Republican
Alger Hiss
Hiss
State Department
Palmer House
Abc-Tv
Mutual Radio
Robert E. Wood
Sears Roebuck and Co
Putnam Eyes Move to End Coal Strike Standoff
Washington sources report Economic Stabilizer Roger L. Putnam prepared to intervene in the coal dispute by convening the Wage Stabilization Board public members to reconsider the raise, as miners press for the full 1.90 daily increase and industry negotiators seek to reverse a 1.50 settlement.
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Washington
Roger L. Putnam
Putnam
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Harry M. Moses
Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Lewis
Eisenhower vows personal trip to Korea to end war
In Detroit Eisenhower pledges to go to Korea after election to seek an early and honorable end to the Korean War. He outlines four pledges including reexamining actions, training South Korean forces, using UN reserves, and avoiding appeasement while stressing a new administration. He criticizes past withdrawals and calls for decisive, personal leadership.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Detroit
Korea
GOP
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Truman
Masonic Temple
MacArthur
Wake Island
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
U.S
Dean Acheson
Albert Wedeman
South Korea
United Nations
Nixon Moves Today Into Indiana
Sen Richard M Nixon campaigns in Indiana with a nationwide radio address planned from Indianapolis at 8 30 p m carried by CBS He urges voting for Eisenhower to preside over the liquidation of the Truman administration s bankruptcy He also endorses Sen Joseph R McCarthy and pledges a new administration to confront Communist aggression in Asia
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Morgantown
W. Va
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Hoosier State
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Indianapolis
Ind
Columbia Broadcasting System
Beloit
Wis
Wisconsin
California
Eisenhower
McCarthy Nixon
Joseph R. McCarthy
Madison
Bg Beloit
Asia
NATO
ROKs Retake Sniper Ridge Peak After Night Battle
South Korean infantrymen recaptured the highest peak on Sniper Ridge after heavy Chinese mortar and artillery fire forced a temporary retreat. The ROKs briefly lost the crest to a 1,000-man Red assault at 7 a.m. but mounted a five hour counterattack to regain it, then fought to hold the position against renewed barrages.
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Seoul
Korea
Roks
Kumhwa
Sniper Ridge
Determ
Needge Roeig
Anate
New Rise In Prices Predicted By Government
Washington reports a dip in the consumer cost-of-living index from its record August peak. Bureau of Labor Statistics notes a 0.2 percent drop between August 15 and September 15, but economists expect prices to rise again in November with inflationary pressures persisting.
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Washington
Nee
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Weather notes with temperatures and tide times
Forecast notes a tonight low of 38 and tomorrow high of 14. Day high reached 78 with a last night low of 36. Tides set at 5 38 p m today and rise at 6 57 a m tomorrow.
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