POW exchange shadows claim of withheld captives
Both sides in the Big Switch prisoner exchange asserted that some servicemen were being held against their will. U.N. sources said evidence showed hundreds of Allied captives may be retained by the Communists, while Peiping accused the Allies of holding more than 100 Chinese prisoners.
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Mnunsan
Korea
United Nations
J.N
Peiping Radio
Voice
China
Blackshear
U.N
Military Fire Commission
Wake Forest College Progress Is Reviewed
Wake Forest College reports strong progress toward moving to a new Winston-Salem campus in 1955. Dr. Harold W. Tribble notes $2 million from the Z Smith Reynolds Foundation and campaigns among medical and law alumni, with $1.177 million raised by June 30. Contracts for four buildings and campus infrastructure total $6.64 million. A $2 million anonymous gift hinges on raising $3 million more by year end.
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Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
Harold W. Tribble
College Board of Trustees
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation
Winston- Salem
Tribble
University
Foundation
Twin City
Get Tough Tax Policy Aims at Bigger Sentences
Justice Department officials say the new policy will curb income tax dodging by rejecting pleas of no defense in criminal tax prosecutions except rare cases, leading to heavier sentences and discouraging would be evaders. The move follows Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr's Boston announcement.
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Washington, D. C
Justice Department
Herbert Brownell Jr
Boston
Department
Freedom Group To Be Organized In North Carolina
The American Freedom Association debuts with a Greensboro dinner meeting at 7 p m on Friday. Oscar K Merritt of Mount Airy chairs the non partisan nonprofit group aiming to educate on world law relation to religion peace and freedom. J Wallace Carroll and Dr Harold Hutson head the kickoff program. Merritt cites $4 000 in pledges from Mount Airy as initial support.
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Mount Airy
N. C
American Freedom Association
Greensboro
Oscar K. Merritt
Chure
Salisbury
J. Wallace Carroll
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel
Harold Hutson
Greensboro College
Merritt
Oregon State zoologist studies animal private talks
In Corvallis Oregon a Oregon State College zoologist Dr Kenneth Gordon uses special sound equipment to listen for animal conversations hidden from naked ear. He aims to reveal new details of animal communications. The national association behind the project plans North Carolina branches with Merritt as chair and officers including Sarah Hill Moore Frank L Smith and Peter P Cooper.
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Corvallis, Ore
Oregon State College
Kenneth Gordon
Gordon
North Carolina
Merritt
Sarah Hill Moore
Fayetteville
Frank L. Smith
Mount Airy
Peter P. Cooper
Salisbury
BC Headache Tablets and Powders Promotion
Advertises BC headache tablets and powders as fast acting relief for headaches neuralgia and muscular pains. Highlights combined ingredients in tablet and powder forms with 10c 25c and large family bottle options. Encourages buying larger sizes to save money.
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Gulf Fuel Oil
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Lee W. Boswell
Belk- Tgen Point
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Montreal
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