Jessup’s Name Involved In Subversives Probe
Washington reports Brig. Gen. Louis J. Fortier testified that ambassador at large Philip C. Jessup told him in January last year the U S would recognize Communist China in two or three weeks Fortier said he warned this would be a grave error and would grant the Communists moral and political backing The Senate panel questioned Jessup about his ties to the Institute of Pacific Relations and McCarthy charges that he favored communism were previously cleared by a Senate sub committee
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Louis J. Fortier
Senate
Philip C. Jessup
United States
China
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Far Eastern Command
Jessup
U.S
Tokyo
Peiping
Chiang Kaishek
Formosa
State Department
United Nations
Dean Acheson
Internal Security Committee
Institute of Pacific Relations
PPR Board of Trustees
American Council of the Institute
Joseph R. McCarthy
Rwis
Senate Foreign Relations
McCarthy
Deaths at Baptist Hospital and Uwharrie church
Patricia Leigh Lauder four day old daughter of Harry B and Lois Irene Lee Lauder of Salisbury died at Baptist Hospital Wednesday afternoon at 5 o clock She was born September 15 and had been critically ill since birth Graveside services were held at Floral Garden Park Cemetery at 3 o clock this afternoon Rev P T Dixon officiating Betty David Kearns 81 former Montgomery County resident died Monday morning at her daughter’s home in Thomasville Last rites were held at Bethany Methodist Church in Uwharrie Interment followed in the Kearns family plot at the church cemetery
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Harry B
Lois Irene Lee Lauder
Salisbury
Baptist Hospital
R. E. Lee
Thomas Lauder
High Point
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
P. T. Dixon
Jamestown Methodist Church
Betty D. Kearns
Thomasville
Betty David Kearns
Montgomery County
Bethany Methodist Church
Uwharrie
Accountants In Meeting Tomorrow At O Henry Hotel Greensboro
Dr. William McGehee director for personnel research and training for Fieldcrest Mills division of Marshall Field and Co Spray will speak at the Piedmont Chapter National Association of Cost Accountants meeting tomorrow night at 6 o clock in the O Henry Hotel Greensboro. George W. Nance is chairman.
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Fieldcrest Mills
Marshall Field and Co
Spray
Piedmont
National Association of Cost Accountants
O. Henry
Greensboro
George W. Nance
Army reveals Corporal E guided missile for ground targets
Washington AP reports the Army unveiled a new surface to surface guided missile named Corporal E designed for ground targets including troops and installations. The image and caption describe it as a research instrument, with speculation it may become an operational weapon.
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Washington
Army
U.S. Army Ordnance
United States
General Says Surrenders Rise Among Chinese in Korea
Lt. Gen. William M. Hoge, commanding the 9th Corps, said morale among Chinese Communist troops in Korea has weakened. Surrenders are at unprecedented levels despite stronger enemy firepower and transport. He noted more prisoners in a single sector than all summer, and increasing desertions. He blamed new troops and supply gaps, while veterans are worn down and winter hardships loom.
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Siesta
G.I
Korea
Kaesong
NEA
Acme
Walter Lea
LTH
United States Army
William M. Hoge
Lexington
9Th Corps
Hoge
McCarthy Receives Cheer At Marine Convention Speech
Sen Joseph McCarthy drew 9000 ex Marines applause in Savannah for calling President Truman stubbornly stupid. He condemned Ambassador Jessup as unfit and accused him of aiding Communist propaganda while linking Acheson to Poland’s Red Regime. He pledged to block Jessup’s UN appointment.
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Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Cheera
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McCarthy
U. S
Phillip Jessup
U.S
United Nations
Jessup
United States
Dean Acheson
Frederic Vanderbilt Field
Acheson
Red
Poland
Stock list roundup of New York 1 p.m. quotes
New York stock page shows extensive listings with Boeing, Coca Cola, General Electric, Ford Motor, IBM, U.S. Steel, and others advancing or declining. Notable figures include American Tobacco, Union Pacific, and Texaco among many firms. Approximate sales to 1 p.m. total 1,216,000.
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Boeing Airplane
Borden Company
Borg Warner
Briggs Manufacturing
Budd. Company
Burlington Mills
Burroughs
Calumet & Hector
Canada Dry
Cacee
Canadian Pacific
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Carolina Power & Lt
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Hetens
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Eastman Kodak
Emerson R & P
Freeport
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Wee
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Goodyear Rubber
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Eeewenee
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Montgomery Ward
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Nash Kemvinator
Otis Elevator
Pacific Gas & Elec
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Peeresee
Paramount Pictures
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Enie Heed
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Southern Railway
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Jsswede
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Allis Chalmers Mfg
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International Harvest Int Tel & Tel
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Libby Owen Ford Gf
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Neeneene Sale National Cash Register
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Teeseg
Virginia-Care Chemical Segses
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Timken
TAG Vanadium Corporation
Warner Pictures Teeweeweenes
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Woolworth & Co
President Appeals For Increase In Tax Boost
President Truman urged the Senate to approve a heavier tax increase than the finance committee proposed. He asked for near his $10 billion goal to offset a looming federal deficit and urged higher income taxes for individuals and corporations, including all 1935 income. The bill’s forecast yield and the deficit debate dominated opening remarks as lawmakers clashed over how much taxpayers can bear.
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Llp
Truman
Senate
Finance Committee
Alben
W. Barkley
Congress
Trueman
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Treasury
Conference Committee Given Disputed Postal Rates Bill
Washington parley negotiates postal rate shifts as House and Senate bill changes collide. Cards rise to two cents, newspapers gain 30 percent across three increases, magazines rise more. Third class bulk mail shifts, special delivery costs rise. minor tweaks to registry, COD, and insured mail.
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