Eastern Skies Clear As Ione Moves Northward
The eastern quarter of the United States enjoyed clear skies while Hurricane Ione advanced northeast over the Atlantic. Meanwhile the central and northern plains faced violent storms with heavy showers and up to nearly two inches of rain in Lemmon South Dakota and Lincoln Nebraska. Snow appeared at higher elevations in the northern Rockies as cooler air settled in the region.
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Associated Press
Ione
Atlantic
Mid-Continent
Plains
Iowa
Minnesota
Lemmon
S.D
Lincoln
Neb
Rockies
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Mississippi Valley
Weather data with temperatures and sun times
The forecast lists a low of 609 tonight and a high of 85 tomorrow. Today’s high was 84 with a low of 61 last night. Sunset is 6 19 pm and sunrise is 6 08 am tomorrow.
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Forecast
Forecast for the Carolinas calls for generally fair skies in North Carolina with mild temperatures. Mountains near 10 Celsius, north 80s to 85, south 85 to 90 with mild nights 50s to 65. Thursday shows partly cloudy and moderately warm. South Carolina remains mostly fair with little temperature change today tonight and Thursday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Kidnaped Animals Recovered at Detroit Zoo Incident
Police recovered a fawn and a rabbit taken from the Detroit Zoo by six teenagers. Six youths, three boys and three girls, scaled a wall and spirited away the animals while believed intoxicated. Peter Merem, 18, and George McDonnell, 17, face breaking and entering charges. others were sent to juvenile authorities.
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Detroit
Peter Merem
George McDonnell
Soldier Returned For Trial In Kannapolis Cab Murder Case
Pvt. Walter S. Carter Jr. was brought from Camp Stewart Georgia to Concord North Carolina for a murder hearing related to the July 14 fatal shooting of cab driver William Thomas Strickland. Carter admitted shooting after an alleged fare dispute and stealing cash and a shotgun. he reportedly disposed of the gun in the Pee Dee River. He had previously served time for being AWOL.
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Concord
N.C
Walter S. Carter Jr
Kannapolis
Camp Stewart
Carter
Greensboro
Henry T. Barnes
William Thomas
Pop) Strickland
Barnes
Strickland
Pee Dee
Albemarle
E. M. Logan
Cabarrus County
J. W. Jessup
State Bureau of Investigation
Ft. Bragg
USC Dean of Faculty Succumbs
Dr Orin F Crow longtime dean of USC faculty since 1953 died after a long illness at a hospital. A West Springs native, he earned MA and PhD from Peabody, taught economics in Hartsville, joined USC in 1925, led education school since 1930, and directed the university summer school from 1946 to 1953. He organized the university high school and held several professional leadership posts.
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Columbia
Orin F. Crow
University of South Carolina
West Springs
Spartanburg County
Crow
Peabody Teachers College
Nashville
University
School of Education
University High School
Columbia City Schools
National Assn. of Colleges and Departments of Education
The
Assn. of Deans of
Universities and Colleges of the
South
Directory Omission Sparks Sheriff Corrigan Comment
In Omaha the new city directory omits Sheriff Pat Corrigan’s address among county officers. Corrigan says most people who do business with him know his location and the issue is finding them.
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Omaha
Pat Corrigan
Corrigan
Education figure Crow held SC and Southern Association posts
Crow chaired the South Carolina committee on secondary schools of the Southern Association and served on its executive committee from 1946 to 1953. He joined the Jackson Tennessee public schools survey staff in 1927-28 and later collaborated with the national advisory committee on education. He also governed the Carolinas District of Kiwanis.
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Kappa Phi Kappa Education Fraternity
South Carolina
Southern Assn. of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Association
Crow
Jackson, Tenn
National Advisory Committee On
Carolinas
Kiwanis
FCC examiner backs Spartanburg TV transmitter move
A FCC examiner recommended allowing Spartan Radiocasting Co to relocate WSPA-TV transmitter from Hogback Mountain to Paris Mountain. Greenville Television and Wilton E. Hall argued economic harm, but examiner Cunningham said profits and audience reach would not differ and stressed a public need for Spartanburg TV. The ruling becomes final in 40 days if no objections arise.
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Washington
Communications Commission
Spartan Radiocasting Co
Spartanburg
S. C
Wspa-Tv
Hogback Mountain
Paris Mountain
Greenville Television Co
Greenville
S.C
Wilton E. Hall
Anderson
U.S. Court
Hogback
Paris
Cunningham
Hall
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Florida
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Charlotte
Asheville
Atlanta
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Grandfather Mt. Erreetes
High Point
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
New Orleans
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
San Francisco
Wilmington
Skacaie Ance
Dr. Guild
USC
H.p. Thunderbird
Dale Carnegie
Sheraton
N. C
Joseph Karaffa
Dixie Ridg
Snjravesigs Co
Elm Street
High Point, N.C
Macshore
Milady
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