Battle Looms in South Carolina Democratic Split
In Columbia, a clash forms between dissatisfied Democrats and Loyalists as Adlai Stevenson campaign headquarters prepare to open, while Eisenhower backers create a parallel base at the Jefferson Hotel. State leaders plan county campaigns and national ties intensify as new factions seek recognition.
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Columbia
Adlai Stevenson
Edgar A. Postin
Barnwell
South Carolina
Pease
Jefferson Hotel
Eisenhower
Brown
Democratic Executive Committee
Citizens For
McKay
W.W. Jr
Samuel B. Moyle
GOP
Inquest Postponed In Fatal Shot At Cherry Grove Beach
An inquest into the fatal shooting of Need yam Garfield Ward Jr. at a Sarr Beach cottage near Cherry Grove Beach was postponed after Dr. R E Pav elson could not attend. Ward was shot by O P Makepeace a Sanford industrialist who was freed on $2000 bond awaiting the inquest.
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Ocean Drive Beach
N. C
Cherry Grove Beach
Brunswick County
Needyam Garfield Ward Jr
Conway
R. E. Pavelson
Jarrelson
Ward
Sarr. Sere Beach
O. P. Makepeace
Dix
Makepeace
Sanford, N. C
North Carolina General Assembly
Arabian Brothers Meet At Duke Discuss Saudi Education Plans
Khalid, planning to earn a PhD at Columbia Teachers College, aims to return to Saudi Arabia to work with the education director or as a vocational instructor for the Arabian American Company. He envisions reforms to make Saudi schooling more practical and locally relevant, stressing direct experience and self study for Arab children.
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Khalid
Columbia University Teachers College
Saudi Arabia
United States
Halid
Lewis Seeks Victory in Drive to Split Coal Industry
Washington AP John L Lewis moves toward victory in his bid to split the coal industry and win new contracts for at least some of his 475000 miners. He plans talks on an anthracite contract with hard coal operators while pressing a 20 cent per ton increase for welfare fund payments and seeking a three day work week. The Northern soft coal sector remains the main obstacle as Sept 22 strike deadlines loom.
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Lewis
Road To
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Copeuse
Ich
Powis
Joseph E. Mewe
Southern Coal Producers Association
Moody
UMW
Navy Scores First Victory Over Communist Mig 15 Jet
In North Korea a US Navy Corsair claimed the first MIG 15 kill after four MiGs attacked two Navy planes. Captain J. G. Folmer and Lt. W. L. Daniels shared credit for downing one jet. Folmer, a Marine pilot, was later rescued after being shot down, with a statement describing the attack and the burning ejector seat.
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Seoul
Korea
United States Navy
North Korea
J. G. Folmer
Santa Ana
Calif
W. L. Daniels
Atlanta
Tex
North Carolina Forecasts Small Crop Totals For Corn and Potatoes
The Federal State Crop Reporting Service estimated the Sept 1 corn crop at 55,075,000 bushels with an average yield of 25 bushels per acre, the smallest since 1944. Sweet potatoes are put at 42,000 acres with a potential 90 bushels per acre, totaling about 3,780,000 bushels, down from last year. Hay output rose 15 percent to 1,156,000 tons while peanuts peak at 248,750,000 pounds, a drop from 1951.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Federal
Anti Alcoholics Seek Early Education and Marriage Ban
A delegate at the 24th International Anti Alcoholic Congress urged banning marriage for alcoholics and restricting newlyweds from drinking on honeymoons. Dr. F F Gokay of Istanbul called for making youth an enemy of alcohol and beginning anti alcoholic education in primary schools.
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Paris
F. F. Gokay
Istanbul
Turkey
POW Death Charge Clouds Korea Truce Talks
North Korea accuses the United Nations of persecuting to death a captured POW on Koje Island, while Panmunjom talks pause after a week without progress. Diplomatic efforts target a peace settlement as meetings resume with limited gains.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Today
Koje Island
William K. Harrison
U. N
Panmunjom
Nam Il
Nam
Dean Acheson
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Mexico
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