State board trustees gain new Fayetteville State College appointees
Gov. Umstead appointed several new trustees including John H. Cook W. Horner Emil Rosenthal and Gurney Mage Victor Dawson Dr W P De Vahe and R J Hester Jr with Stewart B Warren for four year terms expiring Oct 1 1957. Also noted advancing plans to restore 550000 requested for Great Smoky Mountains National Park funds cut to 480000 prompting bipartisan support in a regional cross state effort.
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Fayetteville State College
Umstead
Rea
John H. Cook
Fayetteville
R. J. Hester Jr
Elizabethtown
Stewart B. Warren
Clinton
Thurmond Chatham predicts 2 cent presidential victory
In Winston-Salem the Fifth District Democratic rally heard Rep Thurmond Chatham forecast a probable two cent presidential victory. He labeled the Republicans disunited and outlined party aims including replacing Ezra Benson and retaining farm price controls. Democrats likely to control Congress after next year.
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Winston-Salem
U. S
Thurmond Chatham
Winstonm Salem
Chatham
Democratic Party
Ezra Benson
Congress
Local Girl Accuses Soldier of Seduction in Municipal Court
Aneth H. Hedgecock, 22, of Route 6, faces trial in Municipal Court on charges of seducing a local girl and failing to provide for her unborn child. Bond set at 800 dollars after late arrest. Frances Forrest, 405 Cedar St., appears as prosecuting witness. Hedgecock reportedly returned from Germany to marry the girl but called off the plan.
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High Point
Aneth H. Hedgecock
Route 6
Frances Forrest
Cedar St.ne
Hedgecock
Germany
United States
Youth, 9, Hurt As Car Hits Bike
Hart, 9, of 523 Centennial Ave., suffered a slight concussion when his bicycle collided with an auto at the corner of Forrest and Aves. this morning. Officer Wah Mowery reported the incident. Phillip Wah Mowery, 19, a High College student, made a left turn into Forrest from Montlieu in the path of the bicycle. Hart youth was admitted to the local hospital. Investigation not complete. no charges filed by noon.
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Hart
Centennial Ave
Forrest Aves
Phillip Wah Mowery
High College
Forrest
Montlieu
Mullinnix Joins Equitable Agency In High Point
Lang Mullinnix will represent Equitable Life at High Point along with veteran agent W J Fraley. Mullinnix, from Anderson South Carolina, comes from Columbia where he was chief auditor for the South Carolina Tax Commission. He is a 1948 USC graduate and served 34 months in the Air Force during World War II.
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F. White
Lotte
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Lang Mullinnix
High Point
W. J. Fraley
Equitable
Ullinnix
Anderson
Columbia
South Carolina Tax Commission
Union South Carolina
Mullinnix
William and Mary Apts
Water Tank Fight Raises Tax Query over Valuation
At the Harris County commissioners meeting in High Point, debate focused on whether the northside water tank at 1110 Salem St should affect surrounding property values. The McKinney family, ongoing in court over devaluation claims, awaits a State Supreme Court ruling. officials warned any value change would likely await the next tax year. No action was taken as cases were shelved for reconsideration.
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High Point
William Horace McKinney
W. H. McKinney
McKinney
Sie
Salem St
Horace McKinney
Astaveuel Bororene Sevetinn
High Court
William Hester
Hester
Secon
cKinney
Supreme Court
City considers zoning plan to ease duplex and light industry limits
City officials study a 1950 draft to create A-1 and A-2 residential zones easing restrictions on duplex construction and allowing light industry and suburban retail alongside wholesale and tourist facilities. No action expected today as the Board of Adjustment reviews the amendments.
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High Point
Cleent
Board of Adjustment
Ana Tract
Blair Park
Elsenn
Ike Rules Out Talks In Written Appeal To Dewey
Eisenhower rules out any talks in a written appeal to Gov. Dewey and states he feels fit despite a sore elbow. He directs USIA to avoid shaping output to push American imprint while urging harmony with other nations’ aims for free progress and peace. He expresses admiration for Churchill and openness to a Malenkov meeting if it advances peace, with Dulles willing to meet any authority to ease tensions.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Eisenhower
Torado
United States Information Agency
USIA
United Sates
Government Information Agency
Voice of America
Churchill
Isenhower
Clue Found in Missing Girl Case Narrows Search
Dist. Atty. John Brossard confirms underwear and blood evidence in the Evelyn case. The undergarments, stained and size right for a 15 year old, were found on the Burlington railroad right of way near La Crosse. Authorities sent them to the state crime lab in Madison for analysis as the search widens south of the initial site.
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Partment
Bosshard
Richar
Wiscons
John Brossard
Evelyn
State Crime Laboratory
Madison
Burlington Railroad
la Crosse
Brossard
Jury Questions Policemen Hall and Mrs Heady
The hearing opened yesterday with Robert C Greenlease among witnesses. Greenlease said he had identified some things while Hall faced questions about funds and a ransom payment amid an FBI led inquiry into officer accounts.
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Hall
Heady
Robert C. Greenlease
Bobby
St. Louis
Hager
Shoulders
FBI
Mixed New York Stocks Prompt Cautious Trading
Wall Street saw a mixed session with small moves and slow activity. Railroads, coppers, and aircrafts edged higher while motors, distillers, and motion pictures declined. IBM drew attention with a sharp drop amid a stock dividend cut from 5 to 2 percent.
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New York
International Business
Afl
Chesapeake & Ohio
20Th Century- Fox
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
General Motors
Studebaker
National Distillers
American Telephone
Steel
Douglas Aircraft
Ips Dodge
American Woolen
Bohn Aluminum
New York Central
Missouri Pacific
Cattlemen Return Home After Capitol Price Support Talks
The 350 cattlemen from 30 states ended two days of talks with Secretary Benson voicing disappointment at the lack of direct livestock price supports. They urged lawmakers to push government floor support and loans for livestock, while noting Benson’s obstacles and missing a meeting with President Eisenhower. Dennis Driscoll led the group as they pressed Congress to act on farm price safeguards.
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Washington
Benson
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Patton
Congress
Dennis Driscoll
Colorado Springs
Colo
Kerr
Agriculture Department
Driscoll
Eisenhower
Bank Robbery Case In Garner Linked To Two Paroled Convicts
FBI officials say Stroud Porter and an accomplice tied to a Garner bank raid and a separate Williamston robbery face charges of bank robbery conspiracy and theft of bonds. Porter and Stroud Porter were paroled in 1951 and 1950 after prior convictions in Wayne, Sampson, and Johnston counties. The Garner bank robbery involved three gunmen who bound employees and a customer and stole $444 in government bonds.
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Porter
Stroud Porter
Stroud
Wayne Superior Court
Goldsboro
Sampson
Johnston
FBI
Garner
Raleigh
Williamston
Washington
Dean Has New Plan For Korea Armistice Talks
Indian troops guarding prisoners of war reported 18 POW deaths and three murders as the Korean conflict continued. Nine dead were Korean and nine Chinese. ten died of natural causes while others were killed or died violently during demonstrations. Gen Ridgway met with Lt Gen Thimayya at Indian HQ to discuss the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission.
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Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
U.S. Army
K. 8. Thimayya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Jamestown Shooting Deepens Mystery After Swamp Search
Deputies recovered a pistol believed stolen from the Detroit police amid the Jamestown shooting. They say more than one shot was fired and that a third party hid the weapon. McCall admits firing but claims Little fired first. Little remains seriously injured and McCall is free on bond.
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Lee
Nstom
Ane
Little
McCall
Route 5
Jamestown
Marsh
Detroit Police Department
GOP faces tough task as farm income set to fall
The Agriculture Department estimates farmers will have a billion dollars less net income in 1953 than in 1952 signaling a substantial recession in business. Sen. Kerr doubts the figure but cautions Eisenhower will not call a special session to act. He urges policy change by Secretary Benson or a presidential directive.
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Agriculture Department
Sen
Kerr
D-Okla
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Mediation Hopes Rise Over Milk Price and Dumped Supplies
Talks between dairy interests and labor officials raise prospects of a quick settlement. Milk producers face potential losses of about 250 000 dollars daily as 400 000 quarts valued at 40000 dollars may be dumped without adequate pasteurization capacity. A wage and hour dispute with milk company workers could see a 1 to 1 1/2 cents rise per quart and a 15 dollar weekly wage increase for a 35 hour week.
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Dhese
Vincent R. Impellitteri
Agen
Daniel Kornum
Kornblum
All Etate
Ac Gente
Weather outlook with temperatures and sun times
Tonight will drop to 45 degrees with a tomorrow high of 65. Today's high reached 74 while overnight low was 62. Sunset is 5 29 p m and sunrise tomorrow is 6 39 a m.
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Charlotte
Weather Bureau
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Columbia
Denver
Detroit
High Point
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Mobile
New Orleans
Eseeeeeres
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
San Francisco
Washington
Wilmington
Halloween Party and community groups listed for Colored People
The eighth annual Halloween Party is set for Saturday at 7 p.m. on E Washington St with committees handling ceremonies music safety stunts contests and dances. Upcoming sports include William Penn Tigers vs Thomasville Yellowjackets at Albion Millis Stadium Thursday at 8 p.m. plus notices on Calanthe juvenile court meeting and death of Mrs. Mattie Anderson with funeral at St Matthews C. M. E. Church and burial at Greenhill Cemetery.
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E. Washington St
H. M. Kirkpatrick
C. E. Yokely
T. J. Anderson
H. L. Forbes
O. H. Leak
B. N. Steel
Mary Forbes
L. E. Flowe
Magoldia Hart
M. C. Robinson
E. Clark
Ann Jones
C. Holmes
Louise Carter
G. E. Mathews
Mary Brown
W. E. Merritt
Clarence Strichlin
Mary Frances Myers
Rufus Bostic
H. Eccles
Mary Washington
M. Atkinson
Gwendolyn Davis
N. C. Moss
Mildred Campbell
E. M. Strader
Edna Carver
Ruby Moore
Verdie Kendall
Ida Mae McConnell
Charles A. Whitaker
Catherine Whitted
William Penn Tigers
Thomasville Yellowjackets
Albion Millis Stadium
Thomasville
G-W
Pearson Memorial
Calanthe the
Rose of Sharon Juvenile Court of
Calanthe
Odd Fellows Hall
Anderson
Mattie Anderson
John Anderson
Hay St
Sarada Miles
High Point
Canary Jackson
Phoenix, Ariz
St. Matthews C. M. E
Hoover
Greenhill Cemetery
Soviet Hint Rejected as Moscow Considers Talks
The text notes Vishinsky may be testing Eisenhower on meeting Malenkov informally while Churchill suggests. It also mentions Moscow’s potential aim to soften rejection of the Western Big Three invitation to a foreign ministers conference in Lucerne Switzerland set for November 9 to discuss stalled German and Austrian peace talks.
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Sible Vishinsky
Eisenhower
Malenkov
Churchill
Vishinsky
Russia
Moscow
United States
Britain
France
Luegano
Switzerland
Rain brings 25000 trout release over Southeast Montana
The Montana Fish and Game Department released more than 25 000 fingerling brook trout from a plane into four Southeast Montana reservoirs. Deputy game warden Jack Nicolay says the fish will be large enough for fishermen within a year.
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Miles City
Mont
Montana Fish and E Department
Montana
Jack Nicolay
Beauty Cream Ad Promotes Noxzema Use
A famous doctor endorses Noxzema as a greaseless medicated beauty cream. It softens cleansing and soothes skin to look fresher and clearer. Apply nightly and morning, wash with warm water, and use as a makeup base for blemishes.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
North Carolina
Tennessee
National Park
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
George A. Shuford
D-Nc
Howard Baker
Car- Reece
R-Tenn
Ssee
North Rolina
Park Yester
Edwin Gill
Council of State
Gill
Equitable Agency
Council
Ike
Admiral Corporation
Aleshamy Corporation
American Smelt & Ref
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Armour
Baltimore & Gro
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Sog
Borgarner Ee
Budd See
Burlington
Mils
Adding Mach Eee
Calumet & Hecla
Canada
Canadian Acific
Cannon Mills
Carolina Power & St
Case
D. 1
Celanese
Chrysler Corporation
Coca Commercial Credit
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Continental Can
Continental Motor
Continental Oil
Curtis Products
Curtis Wright Bi
Delaware Lack & West
Ssess
Dow Chemical
Dupont de Nemour Seveseves
Eastern Airlines
Sessessess
Electric Auto
Emerson R & P
Firestone
Asecesses
General Electric
Ssseeses
General Foods Eee
Tel & Tel
Kennecott Copper
Lockheed Aircraft
Loews Theaters
Lorillard & Company
Louisville & Nashville
Magnavox Meio
Avia
Otis Elevator
Pacific Gas & Elec
Packard Motor Eee
Paramount Pictures
Penney J. C. Cosesseecceseee
Pennsylvania
Pepsi Cola
Philco’ Corporation
Phillips Petroleum
Pittsburgh Pl
Glee Ee
Pittsburgh Sor & BD
Ccesvedeses Pullman Company
Pure Oil i Insenisas
Southern Railway
Ssc
Eecss
Sperry Corp Ee
Standard Brands
Standard Oil Calif
Escese
Standard Oil Ind
Standard Oil N.J
Stevens, J. P
Trans America
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United Fruit
United Gas Imp
United States Pipe
United States Rubber
U. S. Smelting & Ref
United States Steel
Vanadium Corporation
Wreck Chemical
Virginia-Care Chemical
Warner Pictures
West Auto
West
Maryland
Western Union
Western Electric
Wilson Packing
Woolworth & Co
Youngstown S & T
Zenith Radio
Dean
Gop
St.Joseph Aspirin
Bristol
Charleston
W. VA
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Toledo, C
ST. Louis, MO
U.S
Greyhound Terminal
Lindsay St
Noxzema
Baltimore
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