Ridgway Demands Decision in Korea Cease Fire Talks
General Ridgway drafts a final UN word to the communist command in Korea to end the cease fire stalemate. The note threatens to end talks or resume negotiations, with site changes and higher approval uncertainties amid Kaesong neutrality disputes. Vice Admiral Joy and staff await Ridgway’s note for delivery to the Reds across the Imjin River kaesong line.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
United Nations
Kim Il Sung
Peng Teh Huai
Washington
Truman
Ridgway
Kaesong
U.N
C. Turner Joy
Joy
Imjin River
Mississippians Arrested In Federal Job-Sale Conspiracy
Clarence Hood and eleven Mississippi allies face arraignment in U S District Court on charges of conspiring to sell federal jobs in the state. Others named include Frank Mize Curtis Rogers and Forrest Jackson with various counts of conspiracy sale and perjury.
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Jackson
Miss
Clarence E. Hood
National Democratic
Mississippi
U. S
Frank Mize
Democratic Committee
Curtis Rogers
Forrest Jackson
Roy Brashier
Brookhaven
J. H. Wilkinson
Henry Debrow
B. C. Beasley
Dewey McLeod
Mt. Olive
Laverne Yelverton
C. V. Murphy
Winona
Rogers
Brashier
Wilkinson
Debrow
McLeod
Hood
Miss Yelverton
Murphy
pro-Truman Committee
Truman
Sen
D-Nc
Kington
Truman Peace Offensive Strikes at Soviets in San Francisco
President Truman launches a peace oriented address in San Francisco urging collective action toward a Japanese peace treaty while signaling a stern stance against the Soviets. He pressures Moscow to show whether it seeks true peace or to block the accord, framing the choice as war or peace. The move is portrayed as a mild gain in the broader Cold War and Korea context.
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Washington
Truman
San Francisco
Korea
Russia
Mr. Truman
Sanisco
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
Accomans
Ob Tne
Stock Market Surges Ahead on Broad Front
New York stocks rose across sectors with industrials at a 21 year high and gains to more than a point. Trading volume near noon was about 680000 shares with notable moves in Atlantic Refining Sea boards Gulf Cities Service Skelly and Standard of New Jersey.
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New York
Atlantic Refining
Seaboard
Gulf
Cities
Skelly
Standard of
New Jersey
Southern Pacific
du Pont
Allied
American Telephone
Truman hints at new weapons fueling hydrogen bomb talk
President Truman at a San Francisco Democratic luncheon suggested the United States is developing new and "fantastic" weapons. He warned such arms would imply all out war and wipe out cities if used. speculation centers on hydrogen bombs and radiological warfare concepts, with debate on feasibility and military use.
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Washington
Truman
United States
San Francisco
Eniwetok
Allies Capture Bloody Ridge as Communists Flee in Panic
San Francisco dispatch reports Allied forces broke through at Bloody Ridge as Communist units retreated in disorder. The battle claimed several dozen casualties and marked a decisive shift in the Pacific theater.
FBI probes possible Communist role in Adamic slaying
An FBI agent investigated whether left wing writer Louis Adamic was killed by Kremlin secret police for supporting Tito against Stalin. Mrs. Sharp said four Communists threatened him after he worked on a Tito book. Coroner says Adamic died from a head wound.
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Riegelsville
N. J
FBI
Louis Adamic
Kremlin
Tito
G-men
Ethel Sharp
Adamic
River Valley
Sek Dae Coin Eece
Leon
Trotzky
Stalin
Frankeee
John B. Fuhrman
Sharp
Los Angeles
Lee
Cominform
De Gasperi Seeks More Aid and Treaty Revisions
Premier Alcide de Gasperi leaves Rome for the United States to press for more aid from Italy’s Atlantic partners and to seek changes to the peace treaty aligning with Japan’s soft terms. He will attend the Ottawa foreign ministers meeting on Sept. 15, then visit Washington to meet President Truman and Secretary Acheson.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
United States
Italy
Japan
de Gasperi
Ottawa
Canada
Washington
Truman
Dean Acheson
Crackles Molehill Troubles
The author asserts that unsolved puzzles become mountains of trouble, reflecting on their approach to difficult problems. They express a mindset of pushing difficult tasks to a breaking point and imply persistence in tackling challenges.
Capus Waynick to Decide on 1960 Gubernatorial Run
Raleigh UP Capus Waynick a longtime newspaperman and diplomat arrives in North Carolina to announce if he will seek the governorship. In an exclusive interview he says a decision will come Thursday in Raleigh after meeting state leaders. Waynick has been discussed as a possible candidate since midsummer and awaits final word on his political plans.
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Raleigh
Capus Waynick
Colombia
United Press
Waynick
North Carolina
Thaxton
Washington
Bogota
State Department
Greensboro
Guilford County House
Senate
Highway Commission
Division of Purchase and Contracts
High Point Enterprise
Agriculture
Kerr Scott
Scott
Democratic Executive Committee
Tru
Ku Klux Klan criticizes Jaycees in heated letter exchange
In Leesville South Carolina the Ku Klux Klan blasts the North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce Governor Byrnes and the South Carolina Sheriffs Association. Grand Dragon Thomas L Hamilton vows to sue unless a resolution calling the Klan un American is retracted. He condemns alleged immoral actions at J C meetings and questions sheriffs focus on enforcing laws.
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Leesville
S. C
Carolinas
Ku Klux Klan
Grand Dragon
Thomas L. Hamilton
North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina Sheriffs’ Association
Hamilton
North Carolina Jcc
Harry Stewart
Raleigh
N. C
JCC
America
Jon
J. C
Byrnes
State Highway Patrol
Anderson County Sheriff's Office
Williamston
Overnor
Sheriffs’ Association
South Carolina
Not Sorry: 15 Year Old Slays Friend at Tent Revival
In Bristol Tennessee two youths, Jasper Fritts 15 and Billy Joe Cox, clashed during a tent revival in Virginia. Cox died from a knife wound to the groin. Fritts confessed he felt compelled and offered no remorse as authorities investigated whether the act carried murder or manslaughter charges.
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Bristol, Tenn
Sullivan County
Jasper Fritts
Billy Joe Cox
Billy Joe
Jasper
John Buchanan
Billy
Hickory Tree
Virginia
Jenkins
Pete
Fritts
Tennessee
1951 Grid Schedules Printed for 105 Colleges
The Enterprise publishes on page 10 the 1951 football schedules for 105 leading U.S. colleges and universities. Included are Duke, North Carolina, N C State, Wake Forest, last season scores, game sites, and whether games are night or afternoon. The schedule runs from September 25 to December 21 with Arizona and Hawaii noted. Amateur fans are urged to clip the page for Enter Pick The Winners contest.
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U.S
Enterprise
Big Four
Duke
North Carolina
N. C. State
Wake Forest
Arizona
Hawaii
Bloody Ridge Falls to UN Forces in Korea Action
United Nations troops capture Bloody Ridge after 18 days of heavy fighting on the eastern central Korean front. Communist forces withdraw as U.N. infantry secure key hills and press toward Kumsong amid massive artillery barrage and multiple hill captures.
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8Th Army
Korea
Thuis
United Nations
Bloody Ridge
U.N
Boody Ridge
U.S
Kumsong
Inje
Germany
East Serneen
Pay
Morin Posten
7Th
Oes
Tieday
Weather update with tonight and tomorrow temperatures
Report notes temperatures with tonight and tomorrow forecasts. Today's high reached 85 degrees while last night dipped to 65. Forecast calls for a near steady warm pattern with tomorrow around 86 degrees.
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Jeanne Moody
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Andrei Gromyko
Poland
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