Grandmother Charged After Crash Injures Tot
Three year old Susie Johnson of Trinity suffered facial and head cuts when a car driven by her grandmother Mary Bunn Graham smacked a utility pole on E Green St Ext. at 6 52 p m Reported Grandmother Graham 53 of Steele Rd was jailed on liquor driving charge with 500 bond The child was cared for by police and Piedmont Cafe staff until her stepfather Clyde Byrd located later. mother at local hospital.
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Susie Johnson
Trinity
E. Green St
Ext
Mary Bunn Graham
Steele Rd
Piedmont Cafe
Clyde Byrd
Hosital
Byrd
Benson May Step Down Over Farm Program Pressure
The Benson tenure as secretary of agriculture hinges on his next Congress farm program. Growing farmer opposition, unease in agricultural areas over falling prices, and looming five billion dollar stocks shape speculation on his future. Benson spoke at Augusta Wis during the national plowing contest as Capitol Hill awaits his proposals.
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Benson
Associated Press
Washington
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Congress
Iar
Rej
White House
Agriculture Post
Augusta
Wis
Capitol Hill
Miracle Twins Begin Bottle Feeding After Separation
Two eight week old Mouton Siamese twins Carolyn Anne and Catherine Anne ate formula by bottle for the first time since their separation operation last Wednesday. Foundation Hospital officials cautioned that infection remains a danger though progress looks brighter by the hour. Mother Mrs Ashton Mouton and Lafayette Mayor Mouton, father of the twins, watched as the girls regain strength with gradual oral nourishment.
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New Orleans
Mouton Siamese
Carolyn Anne
Catherine Anne
Foundation Hospital
L. L. Weissmiller
Weissmiller
Ashton Mouton
Mayor Mouton
Lafayette
Romanian Red Official Fired
Vienna dispatch reports Deputy Premier Gheorghe Vidrascu relieved of his cabinet post in Communist Romania and reassigned with no details. He joined the cabinet in a reshuffle last January after serving as president of the State Committee for Physical Training and Sports under Cabinet supervision.
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Vienna
Austria
Bucharest
Gheorghe Vidrascu
Romania
State Committee For Physical Training and Sports
Classifieds Inside Outlook Noted on Editorial Page
The fragmented text hints at classified ads and editorial page sections including weather and sports notes. It mentions pages five six seven eight nine D and references Women’s News and various section labels without readable specifics or items.
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Eae Ues
Aeae
Wemgteeey Seh
Isieeee Uewesewe
Six Die in Car Bus Crash Near Lancaster South Carolina
A collision between a Cunningham automobile and a Winston-Salem to Columbia bus near Elgin south of Lancaster, South Carolina, killed six members of the Cunningham family and injured their seven year old daughter Roberta. The bus occupants were uninjured. an inquest will be held.
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Lancaster
S. C
Elgin
Here
Northcentral
South Carolina
Furman Cunningham
Johnnie Mae Cunningham
Bernice
Arthur
Cable
Gray H. Roberts
Set. L. O. Wiggins
State Highway Patrol
Winston-Salem
N. C
Columbia
Cunningham
J. W. Watts
Wiggins
Mrs. Vincent Astor Wins Her Divorce
Mary Cushing Astor obtained a divorce from Vincent Astor after 18 years of marriage on mental cruelty grounds. Astor did not contest or attend. she had a six week Sun Valley residence before the Idaho decree. Astor, 61, heads the Astor fortune estimated at 75 million dollars and traces to John Jacob Astor.
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Pocatello
Ida
Vincent Astor
Mary Cushing Astor
New York
John Jacob Astor
Beria May Have Escaped Silence Amid Senate Probe
Senate subcommittee investigates a tip that Lavrenty Beria, former head of the Soviet secret police, fled Russia and hides in a neutral country. The source notes possible hoax or fact as Army intelligence also probes. An agent and a man claiming Beria reportedly presented himself.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Lavrenty P. Beria
Russia
Soviet
Sen. McCarthy
Council of Ministers
Malenkov
Beria
Soviet Union
Senate
Study 5 Per Cent Sales Tax Levy Would Raise 5 Billion
Rep Noah M Mason said a five per cent national retail sales tax would raise five billion dollars and a proposed eight per cent tax at the manufacturers level could bring in nine billion dollars. He referenced Treasury forecasts and Ways and Means Committee consideration but did not disclose his source.
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Noah M. Mason
Treasury
Illinois Republican
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Mason
Attlee Attacks U S Policy in Far East Broadcast
Former British Prime Minister Clement Attlee denounces U S policy in a nationwide broadcast accusing Washington of blocking India from Korea peace talks and denying Red China a UN seat. He urges cooperation with the U S while asserting Britain must defend its own views. He warns of dangerous forces in Europe and criticizes Rhee and Korean reunification by force.
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London
Clement Attlee
United States
India
Red China
United Nations
U. S
Attlee
U. N
China
Chiang Kai-shek
America
Yugoslavia
Ae Eee
Syngman Rhee
Korea
Germany
United Nations debate urged on Korean round table proposal
Soviet delegate Vishinsky pressed the UN to add a special agenda item for debate of Communist Chinese and North Korean round table proposals, seeking a Monday morning speech as the Assembly resumes. The move faces opposition from the US and its 15 Korean allies, with steering committee action pending.
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United Nations
Russia
China
U. N. Assembly
India
United States
U. N
Andrei Vishinsky
Round Table
Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
Connecticut
Vishinsky
Pandit
Vanish Without Trace Vienna Police Lose Trail Of British Diplomats Kin
Swiss and Austrian authorities lose the trail of Mrs Melinda Maclean and her three children after Swiss reports place them near the Zurich Vienna route. British officials speculate she may have fled toward France or Italy while Austrian police report no sightings on train D224 entering Austria. This case ties to the disappearance of diplomat Donald Maclean and fellow Lew Burgess.
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Vienna
Austria
Melinda Mac
Maclean
France
Italy
Red
Mediterranean
Fergus
Donald
Melinda
Geneva
Montreux
Lake Geneva
Zurich
Paul Clauser
Glauser
Buchs
Ernst Wehrle
Charles Knecht
Oswald Peterlinger
Gambling racket uncovered near Wilmington ships dock
New Hanover County Sheriff Marvin Register reports nearly two dollars worth of Irish Swan lottery tickets found hidden in a cabin after a plan to load 72 000 tickets from an Irish merchant ship. Suspects Merrick Taylor and Myrtle Cates arrested for possession of lottery material.
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Wilmington
Wilmingtonee
New Hanover County
Marvin Register
Here
New York
Register
Joseph Eugene Merrick
Hal Murphy Taylor
Myrtle Cates
John
Merrick
Taylor
O. D. Willis
M. W. Millis
Miss Cates
Polio Experts Warn Gamma Globulin Costs Fail to Check Disease
A WHO study led by Yale’s Prof. John R. Paul declares polio control has failed and urges focus on vaccines. It warns mass gamma globulin use is wasteful, lists precaution measures, and calls for regional labs and urgent research while noting vaccines remain experimental.
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Rome
John R. Paul
Yale University
United Nations World Health Organization
WHO
U.N
Patrols Deploy Unmarked Vari Colored Cars to Curb Speed
Local highway patrolmen adopt vari colored unmarked cars to deter speeding motorists. The initiative aims to increase compliance by making enforcement less noticeable and more visible in traffic patrol zones.
Weather Plane Down Off S.C.
Nine men were rescued after a B 29 weather plane ditched in the Atlantic 150 miles off Charleston South Carolina. Seven crewmates were feared lost as rescue ships Nassau and Georgia aided survivors and Air Force amphibian aircraft attempted sea landings without success.
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Savannah
Atlantic
South Carolina
Coast Guard
Nassau
Seatrain
Georgia
Air Force
Airian
Bermuda
Hunter Air Force Base
Charleston
Hunter Field
Seatrain Georgia
Aurora
Kindley Air Force Base
Hunter
North Atlantic
The Story of Martha Wayne Debuts in The Enterprise
A new daily comic strip begins tomorrow in The Enterprise titled The Story of Martha Wayne. It follows a courageous widow as she struggles to build a place in the world for herself and her son and meets the people who shape her path.
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Martha Wayne
Enterprise
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