UN Planes Strike North Korea Army Headquarters Hit Amid Korea Front Battles
U S Fifth Air Force said UN fighter bombers smashed North Korea Army headquarters in Northeast Korea. At Sandbag Hill U S 25th Division infantry beat back a Communist attack. U S planes set 10 fires demolished 56 structures and damaged 20. Capt Felix Fowler described buildings collapsing. Sabre pilots set unofficial daily record with 14 MIGs downed in Tokyo reports.
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Hurricane Baker Moves Slow Toward Sea Off Atlantic
A hurricane with winds near 100 mph moved northeast at 4 to 6 mph, lingering off the Carolina coast. Navy ships and Navy ROTC midshipmen were recalled home to Norfolk, and liberty for crews aboard the Shan gri La was canceled as the storm neared the New Jersey coast.
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Gertrude Lawrence Dies in New York Hospital at 5
International stage star Gertrude Lawrence died today in a New York hospital at age 50 after a career spanning more than 25 years. Her husband Repard Aldrich said autopsy would determine cause, noting jaundice was not the reason. A versatile actress, she entertained troops in World War II and starred in Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The King and I, among other works, after a long London and New York stage run.
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Continents
New = Hospital
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Kay
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Miss Lawrence
London
Noel Coward
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Much See
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Miss Lillie
New York
Andre Charlot
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Bridge Column and Editorial Puzzles in Today's Paper
Inside the page section readers find the Bridge Column and a Cropeword Purge on the Editorial Page. The columns discuss game notes and a word puzzle, with occasional references to notable columns and community notices.
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Air Force abandons plan for separate supply empire
House watchdog subcommittee said it won a year-long fight to stop the Air Force from creating a world wide supply system for clothing and office items. The plan would have diverted hundreds of millions to overhead, with General Services handling items instead.
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Oil pricing relief filing procedure outlined in NC
In Blowing Rock North Carolina oil jobbers learned how to file for fuel oil pricing relief. Roland Pressman head of the OPS fuel and chemical division explained the filing procedure to attendees. S. Gilmer Sparter of Raleigh spoke on taxes and laws impacting the petroleum industry.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Petroleum Industries Committee
Raleigh police seek unidentified assailant after Capitol Square attack
Raleigh officers search for a Black man who attempted to rape a white woman near Capitol Square just after midnight Thursday. The victim, Mrs. Chalee M. Dunnagan, 49, said the assailant grabbed her, choked her, and dragged her about 25 feet into bushes before escaping after a night watchman answered her cries. ASHEVILLE Special grand jury reports no evidence of major organized crime in Western North Carolina. The panel, impaneled Feb. 11, heard 69 witnesses in Asheville and Charlotte and found Federal officials' conduct clean.
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Capitol Square
Chalee M. Dunnagan
Asheville
North Carolina
U. S
Wilson Warlick
Charlotte
North Carolina State Employees Association Holds Annual Convention
Charlotte hosts the two day event with installation of officers and a bank address by Gov W Kerr Scott. Raleigh women Democrats plan a September 23 luncheon with Mrs Ernest Ives sister of Adlai Stevenson to kick off campaign activities.
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North Carolina State Employes Association
Raleigh
North Carolina
Ernest Ives
Adlai Stevenson
John Richardson
B. B. Everett
Palmyra
Greensboro Labor Board sets Sept 24 vote on union representation
Workers at Cone Mills Edna plant in Reidsville will vote September 24 on whether to be represented by AFL or CIO textile unions. A Cone Print Works election date awaits an NLRB ruling. CIO seeks time to file brief replying AFL petition. Many prefer disaffiliating from CIO to AFL. Hearings aimed to set dates for new bargaining agent.
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Cone Mills
Edna
Reidsville
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CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Cone Print Works
NLRB
Umstead Attacks GOP Appeal at Mecklenburg Rally
Governor nominee William B. Umstead told a Mecklenburg rally that Dwight D. Eisenhower is a great general but unsuited to government. He spoke before the North Carolina State Emploees Association convention and warned against letting Republicans win North Carolina in November.
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Charlotte
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mecklenburg
William B. Umstead
North Carolina
Freeland Seeks Ballot Nickname In Hawaii Nomination
Republican supervisor candidate George Alan Freeland of Lahaina Maui filed nomination papers and demanded his nickname Kelililikalaka pake keikiokuanaoa be printed on ballots. The move highlights a unique Hawaiian phrasing for voter recognition.
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T. H
George Alan Freeland
Lahaina, Naui
Stevenson Campaign Moves Toward Farm Policy Clash
Adlai Stevenson travels to Kasson Minnesota for a speech amid a nine nominees contest while Ike promises farm prices at 90 percent of parity. Stevenson decries corruption in government as treason and defends his honesty against Eisenhower attacks in Denver remarks.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Kasson
Minn
Eisenhower
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Allen Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ilinois
Fisenhower
Durham says U S raw materials pacts deplete stockpiles
Greensboro NC Rep Carl T Durham charged that current U S raw materials agreements drain vital metals and minerals reserves. He said pacts with other nations allow allies to buy tungsten and nickel abroad, depleting American reserves for defense. The remarks came during an unscheduled Civitan Club address following retired Navy Capt J Murray Thornton.
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Carl T. Durham
D-Nc
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Defense
Foundation Star sinks after Atlantic split in heavy seas
The Honduran tanker Foundation Star split in two about 130 miles southeast of Charleston prompting a rescue effort. Coast Guard ships and planes including the Travis and Emu worked to recover crew from the 5500 ton vessel as 13 men were feared lost. The Emu rescued several crewmen and a lifeboat while two refused to abandon the wreckage as salvage rules apply.
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Condon Denied Stealing Secrets Amid Security Debate
Chicago report on Dr Edward Condon testifying to eight hours of hearings before the House Un-American Activities Committee. Rep Donald L Jackson called Condon's conduct "poor judgment" and "loose thinking" in safeguarding atomic secrets while Condon admitted associations with groups tied to Soviet links but denied passing any secrets. John S Wood hospitalized after a heart seizure during the proceedings.
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House Un-American Activities Committee
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Atoma
Donald L. Jackson
Calif
Jackson
John S. Wood
D-Ga
St. Luke's Hospital
Condon de Sealay
Re Council For
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Elizabeth Bentley
Silvermaster
Condon Inferrupis
Monster needed as real life villain in New York show
FBI agents unmasked the road show version of Frankenstein as a real life villain. They arrested Anthony Benevento six foot tall and 200 pounds for deserting the U S Marines last January. The vaudeville company searches for a good bad actor.
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FBI
Anthony Benevento
U. S
Eisenhower pledges 90 percent parity, farms run by locals
Eisenhower promised two more years of 90 percent parity with no new government controls, while pursuing a plan toward full parity. He blasted Democrats for scare stories and outlined a four point program centered on a bipartisan agricultural commission, farmer run operations, regional adaptability, and stronger protection for diversified and perishable crops.
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Reblican Party
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Dexter
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Chicago
A Weapons Are Promised. U S General Seeks Western Defense
Paris AP Gen J Lawton Collins said American tactical atomic weapons are ready for use in the United States and would be available for West Europe defense in a future war. He said U S rules on atomic secrets limit transfer to allies but weapons could be used by U S troops in Europe. He arrived for SHAEF talks and planned visits to Trieste and German maneuvers with U S and French forces.
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Stevenson
Truman
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Paris
U. S. Army
J. Lawton Collins
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Europe
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Collins
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Trieste
U.S
Germany
West Presents Austria Peace Plan to Reds
The United States Britain and France deliver identical notes to Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky outlining a four power framework for Austria. They propose limited armed forces and an independent Austria guaranteeing free elections and anti Nazi measures while signaling talks in London on Sept 29 to advance the accord.
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Austria
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