UNC Law School Addition To Be Dedicated
Chapel Hill, Oct. 27 The University of North Carolina will dedicate a 393000 addition to its law school on Saturday nearly doubling the plant. F D G Ribble president of the Association of American Law Schools and dean of Virginia law school will be principal speaker. The three story addition will allow the law school to bring under one roof its offices, staff, and study space for the first time since World War II.
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Association of American Law Schools
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Anti Mexican Alien Bill Blocked by Texas Delegation
Texas Democrats blocked a House Immigration subcommittee report by Dr Francis Wider calling for up to two years in prison and a 5000 dollar fine for employing or aiding illegal Mexican laborers. They demanded public hearings and opposed allowing warrants for vehicle or building searches, except in private homes.
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LaFayette College
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Frank Graham Leaves for Paris to Push Kashmir Peace
Frank Graham, United Nations mediator for Kashmir, departs New York for Paris as the Security Council plans to revisit the Kashmir issue next week. Graham expresses faith in India and Pakistan leadership and their responsibility to hasten a peaceful settlement amid four years of UNSC efforts. Texas reports cotton production more than five times that of any other state.
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Kashmir
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Wedemeyer Faults Home Power and Abroad Policy
Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer, former commander in China, told the Society of Cincinnati America’s liberties are endangered by heavy government power at home and weak action abroad. He cited bloated appointive power, secrecy, and tight controls, urging timely information and firm postwar policy to counter Soviet pressure in Greece, Berlin, and Korea. He blamed postwar policy for emasculating military power, failing to enforce treaties, and yielding to Communist moves.
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Duff Says Ike Could Split Up Solid South
Sen Duff predicts Dwight D Eisenhower would win the 1952 presidency by sweeping the solid South if nominated. He says Eisenhower would carry Virginia North Carolina Florida Texas Louisiana and possibly Alabama, while Pennsylvania rivals weigh delegate battles and Eisenhower’s availability. Rep Scott backs Eisenhower as the one candidate to win broad appeal.
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Dwigit Eisenhower
Man Sought In Liquor Deaths Surrenders
A second man charged with murder in the poison whisky deaths surrendered voluntarily at police headquarters in Atlanta. Roger Smallwood, with his wife and another woman, said he wanted to surrender. A murder charge was also filed against ex-convict John R. Fatt Hardie for fixing the deadly brew with Smallwood at a farmhouse. Nine Black suspects and one White man face involuntary manslaughter charges for distributing the poison Moonshine. The wave of death began last weekend with at least 20 hospitalizations and continued yesterday.
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UPI
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John R.fatt Hardie
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Man Dies in Apparent Suicide Before Divorce Suit
Norwalk Connecticut police report Thomas Goggins Jr was found hanging from a tree hours before his wife filed for divorce. UPI notes the death is listed as a death by own action. The filing in the divorce case was scheduled in the same period.
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Conn
UPI
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Churchill Pledges Decentralizing Britain’s Industries
London reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill says his Conservative government will decentralize state owned sectors while keeping welfare largely intact. The plan aims to regionalize mining and transport administration, uphold national wage talks, and pursue an excess profits tax during rearmament.
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Britain
Churchill
National Health Service
Evacuation Demanded Amid Middle East Tensions
Gen Erskine reports difficulties but progress as British forces push evacuation plans. Britain sources water from Cyprus after Egyptians in Port Said refuse supply. A labor survey in Cyprus Sudan and Mauritius aims to replace workers who quit. More reinforcements head to the zone while Khartoum hosts a UMMA dominated Sudan Assembly pushing for independence. Ashigga party remains absent due to 1948 boycott.
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Mauritius
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Ashigga
Room cleaned out at Palm Hotel in Indianapolis
The Palm Hotel manager reported a maid found items missing from a suite including two leather chairs two table lamps four sheets two bedspreads four pillowcases and two night stands in Indianapolis during an UP dispatch noting hotel losses.
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Palm Hotel
Royal Couple Ending Canadian Tour Heads for Washington
Royal visitors Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh conclude a Western Canada leg and plan a three day Washington visit. They attend Edmonton football, the Duke signs a trophy ball, Elizabeth pilots a train, and Washington arrangements include a Wednesday arrival, a 21 gun salute, and tours of the Capitol Library of Congress Supreme Court and Cathedral.
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Try Again In Oil Fuss
Iran and the United States explore closer informal talks over oil settlement terms as Mossadegh, resting at Walter Reed Hospital, meets Truman and Acheson amid Britain’s pause. Iran has nationalized oil, halting production and marketing, pressuring Britain and Tehran to reach a settlement formulas.
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