Stevenson in Virginia Backs FEPC as Nixon Funds Question
Gov. Adlai Stevenson campaigned in Richmond and Quantico praising the Democratic platform backing federal employment rights legislation. He urged unity with Virginians, acknowledged Rosh Hashanah, and presented Marine commissions to new officers including his son. He noted Republican fundraising disclosures and urged focus on the campaign.
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Lewis Wins Big Concessions In New Coal Contract
John L. Lewis secured a $1.90 daily wage increase and a 10 cent per ton rise in miners welfare fund payments for Northern district coal workers. The pact runs Oct 1 194? to Oct 1 1953 and averts a Monday strike by about 170 000 miners. The agreement with Bituminous Coal Producers Association praises collective bargaining and signals potential price decontrol.
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Allied Infantry Recaptures Old Baldy In Pincer Attack
Two Allied columns pressed up Old Baldy Hill in Western Korea and recaptured it after stiff fighting with Chinese Reds. U N artillery supported the assault as tanks and planes pounded Red positions along eastern and western slopes.
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Nixon must clear funds to stay on ticket in GOP race
Eisenhower insists Nixon must prove funds raised by California businessmen were used only for travel and campaign needs. Nixon pledges no personal use as he awaits a trustee report promised by Dana Smith. If findings show improper personal spending, Nixon could be dropped from the ticket.
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Winston-Salem Memorial Heart Symposium Scheduled
The third annual Winston-Salem Memorial Heart Symposium and clinics will be held next Thursday and Friday with general practitioners internists and cardiologists from all sections of North Carolina attending. Sponsored by the Winston-Salem Forsyth County Heart Association the event brings the latest research and management of cardiovascular diseases to medical practitioners and the lay public.
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Straw ballot in Wilmington shows Eisenhower lead
The Wilmington Star-News reports a 10 day straw poll totaling 591 votes from 11 counties. Eisenhower garners 459 votes with 130 for Stevenson and two write-ins for MacArthur and a radio comedian. Women cast 268 ballots.
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North Carolina Music Educators Plan Two Day Thanksgiving Conference
The North Carolina Music Educators Association expands its annual meeting into a two day Thanksgiving conference with an all state orchestra and a 150 voice choir. The executive committee met to plan the November 28 29 event at Woman s College offering workshops and clinics with renowned music authorities.
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Wildlife Commission names new assistant director
Raleigh NC September 20 the Wildlife Resources commission selected Eugene Schwall to fill the vacancy created by Hayden Olds resignation Schwall who has led the game division brings 15 years fish and game experience and is a Ohio State University graduate
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Librarians Urge Books Bring World Awareness to Children
Miss Nora E. Beast of the Office of Education addresses the final session of a state-wide conference of school and children's librarians in Chapel Hill. She says professionally educated librarians can make books come alive for children and help them become more world-minded.
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Seawell Campaign Opens in Wake County
Bert F. Seawell of Carthage Republican candidate for Governor spoke before about ten people in the Wake County courthouse. He was introduced by State Republican Chairman James M. Bailey of Marshall, who called him the finest Republican candidate we have had to campaign about government at the state level.
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Inside Pages and Classified Ads Summary Highlight
Random page items spanning classifieds editorial entertainment and financial notes from a midweek issue. Includes notices on ads, women’s news, and varied columns with figures like 664 and 340530 appearing among headings.
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McCarthy Attacks Stevenson Again From Wisconsin
Senator Joseph McCarthy accused Adlai Stevenson of a prior Hiss connection and said his researchers are probing Stevenson's record from the Agriculture Department onward. He cited Stevenson praising Alger Hiss and contrasted him with Richard Nixon, claiming Stevenson's past should be weighed before the election.
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North Carolina Furniture Exhibition Opens at State Art Gallery
An exhibition in Raleigh showcases Tar Heels home design using North Carolina furniture and accessories. Galleries are arranged as a contemporary home entry, living room, dining area, and bedroom to highlight locally made furnishings and handicrafts.
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Nixon Faces Money Trail Over Expense Fund
A Pasadena backer released an accounting showing 76 California contributors gave 18 235 for Nixon's Senate expenses since 1950. The report says funds covered travel hotels radio and TV, office help and other costs, with Nixon asserting no personal use and no favors asked. Democrats pressed Nixon to explain purchases including a Spring Valley Washington home, while Eisenhower aides awaited the detailed breakdown.
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U S Plane Aims Rescue After Greenland Crash
A ski-equipped U S Air Force C47 was dispatched from Goose Bay to Thule Air Base to rescue Capt Charles W Stover of Portland Maine and 11 RAF airmen trapped five days after a crash on the Greenland ice cap The crew faced dangerous conditions amid crevasses and wind blown snow with rescue deemed the only practicable option.
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Eisenhower pledges Washington cleanup as first task
Dwight D. Eisenhower told a St. Louis audience that a housecleaning in Washington would be his first job if elected president. He outlined a five phase program to save stream line decentralize and unify government and vowed to purge cronies and wrongdoers from public service. The speech capped a Missouri whistle stop tour focusing on youth in politics amid questions over fundraising.
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Nixon Defends Political Fund On Campaign Train
Sen Nixon, in Oregon, argues the $18 000 political fund supports his anti communist and anti corruption campaign, denying any personal benefit. He cites public record and trustee Dana Smith outlining contributors and disbursements.
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Weather: Warm with mild night in local area
The day will reach a high of 78 degrees with a low near 64. Last night’s low was 64 and yesterday’s high 77. Sunrise is at 6 07 am and sunset at 6 19 pm. I will rise Monday at 6 04 am.
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