Appointment to state commission names key Warrenton official
Jas per Oak sa Claude Severe of Warrenton named to the State Commission to represent the Di Bowers, chief of staff of division, succeeding Gen J Hall Manning, who is now adjutant general and ex officio member. Charles H. Frenzel Jr heads the pilot hospital study for the national commission led by Gordon Gray of UNC. Taft will speak at UNC in November delivering Wiel lectures on citizenship per Dr Gordon Blackwell’s committee.
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Chapel Hill
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North Carolina
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Truman
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Brooklyn
Baltimore
Detroit
Mayor faces pressure over winter conditions in Burgaw
In Burgaw, Williams reports the City Council refused to act on a request against the signed generator fort. Police Chief J. T. Ward is mentioned as part of the dispute as Mayor Baitor W. W. W contends winter conditions impact city actions.
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Local Officials Changeover in Rocky Mount Area
In Rocky Mount new leaders take office as Williamson succeeds Greenabere as mayor with Ben Cone elected earlier. Fayette yesterday appointed to succeed Greenabere with J O Tally Jr named first vice president in the local government changes.
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Electrocution at Marion claims Duke Power lineman
Donald R. Dills a 33 year old Duke Power Co lineman was electrocuted when he touched a 2400 volt line at a power sub station near Marion North Carolina.
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Donald R. Dills
Duke Power Co
Probe into Savannah River Plant Conditions Draws Hearings
Congressional probes escalate over the Savannah River atomic energy plant with a House Labor Committee hearing planned in Augusta Georgia. Chairman Barden says investigators, disguised as workers, will probe labor relations and agency activities while subpoenas target 21 AFL locals and Du Pont project staff.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Vail
Truman Uses Roosevelt Cues in Vatican Move
President Truman defends appointing Gen. Mark W. Clark as ambassador to the Vatican arguing it serves peace and mirrors Roosevelt’s approach. Critics cite church-state separation objections while Truman says the matter requires open debate and practical diplomacy.
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Reds reject Korean War cease-fire proposal at Panmunjom
Allied officers reject a Communist plan to withdraw to a line west of the 38th parallel and abandon Iron Triangle and Heartbreak Ridge positions. Communists propose buffer zones and a 15 mile U N retreat, while U N negotiators call the plan completely unacceptable as it lacks military action and risked shifting battle-front lines.
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Stevedores Threaten Tie Up Atlantic Ports Across Region
Striking longshoremen threaten to shut Atlantic seaports from Maine to Virginia as wildcat walkouts cripple shipping and related sectors. Canadian longshoremen invited to join. United Electrical Workers and AFL CIO actions hit General Electric plants and Borg Warner plants. Carpenters at Hanford, Washington protest parent company staffing.
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Prison escapes inmate from Watauga camp
Raleigh UP reports Charlie James aged 29 from Lenoir escaped late yesterday from the Watauga prison camp where he was serving a one to two year term for forgery.
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Egyptian Minister Criticizes U S Intervention in Suez Dispute
Cairo dispatch reports Foreign Minister ali el-Din denouncing U S support for Britain over the Suez Canal zone. He cites U S war preparations, urges British civilians to leave Egypt, and notes Egypt may deepen relations with the Soviet bloc amid a potential trade shift and arms deal.
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Police Discover Still In Bad Whiskey Case
Atlanta police say a raid found stills and equipment at an abandoned Duluth area farm linked to 31 deaths from methyl alcohol tainted liquor nicknamed white lightning. Master mixers John R Hardie and an unidentified man faced murder charges. nine others were charged with involuntary manslaughter.
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Allies Press Forward Against Tough Korean Front
Allied forces under 8th Army reported gains up to 800 yards at Kumsong amid fierce Communist resistance. UN infantry seized a hill southeast of the former Red fortress 29 miles above the 38th Parallel as tanks and artillery targeted enemy positions near Yonchon and Kum. Casualties were claimed on multiple sectors, with tank raids and bombardments widening the front.
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Churchill Leads Conservatives to Clear Commons Majority
Early returns show Winston Churchill's Conservative Party winning an absolute majority of the 625 seats in the House of Commons. Churchill, 76, would be invited by King George VI to form a new government as Clement Attlee’s Labour defeat ends. The result signals a shift to a Conservative plan after six years of socialism and outlines the battle for a postwar policy.
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London
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House of Commons
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George VI
More Tax Agents To Testify In Tax Scandal Probe
Revenue Commissioner B Dunlap says the nation has passed the peak of tax scandal exposure as three more New York tax agents Neustadt Isaacs and Kandell are ordered to testify next week before a Ways and Means subcommittee. Marcelle the Brooklyn collector was fired and implicated in unreported income while a vending machine venture yielded large gains.
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Brooklyn
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New York
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Theodore Isaacs
Bernard Z. Kandell
Cohnseguan
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Dunlap
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Mutual Broadcasting System
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St. Louis
Denis W. Delaney
Boston
Herman J. Schmitt
Schmitt
Eastern Electric Vending Machine Co
Stock Market Turns Lower After Irregular Opening
New York stocks retreated after a choppy start as Bethlehem Steel reports weak earnings for the first nine months of 1951 despite record sales. Steel and oil issues led declines while liquor shares rose on sales to offset the upcoming tax increase.
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Churchill Victory Sparks Return to 10 Downing Street
London reports Clement Attlee is set to surrender his office to King George VI as results from rural areas hint at a Tory win. Churchill’s comeback appears likely with Attlee and Bevan allies retaining MPs and Bevanite gains narrowing Labour’s leftward edge.
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Bsead
Weather forecast notes mixed temperatures
The forecast shows a low of 40 tonight and a high of 14 tomorrow. Today’s high was 74 with a low of 37 last night.
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