Tydings Wins In Maryland In November
The report notes Maryland results with Gov. William Preston Lane Jr claiming victory for the Democratic nomination by unit votes though trailing in the popular count. It lists candidates for governor and mentions Republicans Walter Kohler Jr and Leonard Schmitt and Democrats Carl Thompson and Chas Greene among aspirants.
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Thomas E. Fairchild
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
William E. Sanderson
Lavern R. Disney
Walter J. Kohler, Jr
Leonard F. Schmitt
Merrill
Oscar Rennebohm
Carl. W. Thompson
Stoughton
Chas. P. Greene
Massachusetts
House
Rep
Martin
McCormack
Maryland
William Preston Lane, Jr
Lane
Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
Atomic scientist joins NCSU faculty
Raleigh, Sept 19. Dr Newton Underwood of Nashville Tennessee has been appointed professor of physics and research scientist in the school of engineering at North Carolina State College. He previously worked as a wartime scientist with the Manhattan Project at Columbia University.
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Raleigh
School of Engineering
N. C. State College
Newton Underwood
Nashville
NC Bank Robbery Escapee Recaptured in Tennessee
James P. Carr, who escaped from a Macon County prison camp in 1944 after a six year term of freedom, was arrested in Tazewell Tennessee. Carr had been serving 28 to 30 years for a Mars Hill bank holdup on September 8, 1935.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Tennessee
James P. Carr
Macon County
Tazewell
Tenn
Carr
Mars Hill
Churchill Attacks Labour Govt Over Steel Bill Vote
Churchill lashes Labour as the vital vote nears. A Tory MP flew from Gibraltar to London to rejoin his ship in Egypt if the government wins. Rev. J. G. MacManaway of Belfast said he would vote against the government despite an 1801 law challenging his seat. Bookmakers gauge odds at 9 to 4 for a government win.
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London
Egypt
J. G. MacManaway
Belfast
Privy Council
MacManaway
Churchill
Kaiser Frazer Increases Some Car Prices
Kaiser Frazer Corp raises prices on select models by 0.5 to 6 percent effective yesterday. Increases include 510 on the special business coupe 60 on the De Luxe special business coupe 80 on the special club coupe and 120 on other special and De Luxe models The move cites higher costs for labor materials and components and reflects Kaisers stated production above estimates.
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Detroit
Kaiser- Frazer Corp
Edgar F. Kaiser
K-F
Johnson Steps Aside From Cabinet As Korea War Dominates Speech
In a major address Johnson resigns from the cabinet focusing on Korea where he says we will win through sacrifice and Korea could be the aggressor's Waterloo. He notes mobilization of men and munitions and outlines Pentagon personnel shifts and plans for Marshall's tenure.
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Johnson
United State
Pentagon
Defense
Paul H. Griffith
Griffiths
American Legion
Mark Leva
W. J. McNeil
Marshall
Leva
McNeil
James Forrestal
Defense Department
Munitions Board
Joseph T. McNarney
Washington
Reds to Make Stand at Seoul
Allied forces push along the 125 mile perimeter of the old beachhead as U S Marines clash with about 200 Communists on a ridge northeast of Kimpo and air observers track enemy columns toward Seoul Heartbreak highway and Kumchon. The 24th division crossed the Naktong west of Taegu and secured a bridgehead on the west bank. Army units reported heavy fighting near Waegwan Taejon and Sanasan with Russian made artillery captured for Allied use.
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Southeast Korea
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Masan
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Bloody Peak
Haman
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Truck crash in Sylva kills seven year old boy
A truck with failed brakes drove down a hill near Sylva injuring a seven year old boy who died and two men were hospitalized. The report notes a cyclist injured a three year old in Rome and the Bedard family welcomes Frankie Bedard home at LaGuardia Field with Red Cross and State Department aid.
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Rome
Frankie Bedard
Francis Bedard
Albany
LaGuardia Field
New York
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Red Cross
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MacArthur Defends Actions in Korean War Report
General MacArthur claims proof of executions of bound prisoners and says U N air raids were troops of military significance. Malik counters that raids are atrocities while MacArthur lauds U N forces and South Korea and notes North Korean desertions and Communist officers.
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U. N
MacArthur
U.N
South Korea
Allies and German War Ministers conclude on defense plan
Defense ministers of western nations meet amid debate on German defense role. They rule out rebuilding a German national army outside a common European framework. Study and exchange of views will continue. London report notes possible UK and French ministers heading to New York to form a central western army, with plans not finalized.
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Germany
London
New York
Paris
United States
Congress Debates O'Dwyer Nomination amid Payoff Allegations
Congress plans hearings on William O'Dwyer amid reports of gambling payoffs involving some New York Police Department officials from his mayoral era. Senate Democrats push delaying tactics on the nomination while Republicans split on final confirmation.
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O'Dwyer
Senate
Ives
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
O’dwyer
Morse
Oregon
Saltonstall
Methodists Gather for Western North Carolina Conference
Asheville hosts the Western North Carolina conference of Methodists with committees meeting today and Bishop Coston J. Harrell of Charlotte presiding at the opening. Sessions conclude Sunday with minister appointments for the 1950-51 church year read.
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Asheville
Arts Building Proposed for the State in Raleigh
In Raleigh on September 19 authorities proposed a four million dollar arts building. Dr. Christopher Crittenden, head of the department of archives and history, presented plans before the advisory budget commission yesterday.
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ARTS
Raleigh
Advisory
Christopher Crittenden
Department of Archives and History
India surprises at UN as China seating fuels debate
India made a surprise move to place a question on the provisional agenda about seating Communist China in the UN. Delegates doubt Romulo can block Visinsky from contesting Nationalist China’s seat. Russia declared China seating its battle cry, while many Western delegates see Korea as the session’s key issue for collective security actions.
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India
Romulo
Vishinsky
China
Assembly
U. N
Russia
Security Council
Korea
United Nations
Jacob A. Malik
United States
Weather records Charlotte 24 hours ending 7 30 a.m
Official weather bureau records show live temperature and rainfall data for the 24 hours ending at 7 30 a.m. in Charlotte. These figures reflect daily readings from the local station and provide a snapshot of current conditions.
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Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
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