Truman calls for public accounting of official income yearly
President Truman urged that all top government officials disclose annual income. He tied his stance to a 1951 Congress message and contrasted it with campaign fund practices while noting past Senate payrolls and Secretary aides. He avoided commenting on Eisenhower Nixon exoneration and Stevenson fund.
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Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Congress
Senate
Sen
John Sparkman
Stevenson
Baltimore
Maryland
Springfield
Nixon
Chinese Take Another Hill From Allies
Chinese troops drove Puerto Rican forces from Kelly Hill on the western front amid a heavy rain. Big soldiers from Outer Mongolia appeared among the attackers as the Reds consolidated control of Kelly Hill after a seven hour assault. In the east, front activity increased as UN positions northeast of Punch faced probing attacks. Clark's Korea tour was hindered by rain and low clouds, while carrier planes and B-29s bombed targets from Wongan to Chongjin and Sinmak rail yards.
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Korea
Kelly Hill
U. N
Chorwon
Outer Mongolia
Tessie Hill
Robert P. Briscoe
Far East Navy
James A. van Fleet
8Th Army
Clark
Kearsarge
Bon Homme Richard
Wongan
Chongjin
Sinmak
Kae
Reds protest POW injuries in Korea truce talks
North Korean general Nam Il handed a note to UN negotiator Lt Gen William K Harrison protesting injuries to 49 Allied held prisoners of war. The complaint cites the Cheju Island prison camp incident during a flare up as negotiations recessed through Sunday.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U. N
Nam [I
William K. Harrison
U.N
Cheju Island
Eisenhower Campaign Swing Draws Large Crowds and Attacks
Eisenhower addressed 1800 at Keyser West Virginia trainside and 4000 at Cumberland Maryland, denouncing Truman steel seizure, urging limited government and equal opportunity. He blasted long‑term Democratic leadership, warned against inflation, and urged changes in Washington as Nixon backed by McKeldin introduced him. He planned North Carolina stops in Charlotte and Winston-Salem after Baltimore remarks.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Keyser
W. Va
America
Ican
Baltimore
Washington
Eisenhower
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Isenhower
Cumberland
Truman
Korea
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Reidsville mill shifts union to AFL affiliation
The Edna plant of Cone Mills Corp in Reidsville North Carolina elected to join the American Federation of Labor through a United Textile Workers of America collective bargaining election held yesterday. The move marks the oldest CIO organized mill in the state switching to AFL representation.
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Reidsville
North Carolina
American Federation of Labor
United Textile Workers of America
AFL
Edna
Cone Mills Corp
Responsibility Shifts to South in Textile Wage Pattern
Northern textile leader William F. Sullivan reports a shift of wage-setting leadership to the South as New England mills retreat from contracts and wage advances. He calls for unified industry action, cautions against government wage controls, and notes Southern mills must lead to revive the industry.
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Wenthworth-By-The-Sea
N. H
Northern Mills
South
William F. Sullivan
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
New England
Sullivan
New
Onngland m
Itill
Senateton
New England Mills
Hoboken Leases City Assets to Port Authority
Mayor DeSapio arranged a long term lease transferring city assets to the Port Authority. The Port must pay Hoboken 300000 dollars within two years and 75 percent of pier profits to the owner of the lease. Payment and profit terms are tied to a multi year schedule.
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Hoboken, N. J
Llp
Fred M. DeSapio
Port of
Governors five member athletic panel named for UNC
Gov. Kerr Scott appointed five UNC trustees to form an advisory committee on athletic relations to study inter institutional aspects of collegiate athletics including post season games eligibility and conference rule interpretation. In Dunn Clyde Wooten 28 died when a tree fell on him at a sawmill. His Negro assistant Charles James was injured. Winston-Salem hosts Memorial Heart Symposium with doctors and laymen to discuss advances in cardiovascular care. In Carthage a two truck collision killed Oliver A. Schott 24 and injured Robert M. Clapp 19.
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Raleigh
Kerr Scott
University of North Carolina
Consolidated University
Dunn
Sampson County
Wooten
Charles James
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Carthage
Here
Oliver A. Schott
Sanford
Moore County Hospital
Pinehurst
Robert M. Clapp
Paraplegia Foundation opens Winston chapter
Miss Jo Cooley of Mocksville heads the Winston Salem chapter of the National Paraplegia Foundation, first in the Carolinas. Cletus E. F. Jackson of Greensboro elected vice president. Lovella Redrhon of Winston-Salem named secretary-treasurer.
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Winston-Salem
York Named Deputy Commissioner of Buildings and Savings
Raleigh Insurance Commissioner Waldo C. Cheek announced W. Conrad York as deputy commissioner of buildings and savings and loan associations. York, 40, succeeds the late T. E. Bobbitt. he previously served as Bobbitt's assistant and before joining the department seven years ago was a high school principal in Iredell County.
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Raleigh Insurance
Waldo C. Cheek
W. Conrad York
York
T. E. Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Insurance Department
Iredell County
North Carolina Non-Farm Employment Rises to 955300
The North Carolina Department of Labor reported last month non-farm employment reached 955,300, up nearly 3 percent from August 1951 and 17,200 higher than the prior month. A seasonal gain of 10,600 occurred in tobacco stemmeries and redrying plants.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Department of Labor
Stevenson Eyes Dixie Campaign Moves Amid South Tensions
Gov Adlai Stevenson weighs Southern campaign plans as Democratic dissension and Republican outreach threaten to split key states. He tours Indiana Kentucky Ohio Iowa while aides outline late October stops and airwave speeches before returning to Illinois.
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Illinois
Springfield
South
Midwest
Sen
Russell Long
Louisiana
Socratic
Robert Kennon
Allan Shivers
Texas
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dixie
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Iowa
Two Advisory Committees Named for UNC
Gov Scott announced two advisory committees for the Consolidated University of North Carolina. One, on athletic relationships, includes Claude Rankin, H L Riddle Jr, Andrew Monroe, Vernon James, and Sen J Hampton Price as chair. The botanical garden panel, chaired by Gertrude Carraway, includes Jack Legrand and B B Everett to assess using Chapel Hill property and funding.
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Raleigh
The
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Scott
Gordon Gray
University
Claude Rankin
Fayetteville
H. L. Riddle Jr
Morganton
Andrew Monroe
Vernon James
Elizabeth City
North Carolina State College
State
J. Hampton Price
Leaksville
Gray
State College
Botanical Garden
Gertrude Carraway
New Bern
Jack Legrand
Wilmington
B. B. Everett
Palmyra
Chapel Hill
Re Hearing Sought By Mount Hope Finishing Co
The Mount Hope Finishing Co. asks the National Labor Relations Board for a re hearing before a different examiner. An NLRB trial examiner ruled that the Butner North Carolina plant is the alter ego of the Mount Hope firm from North Dighton Massachusetts and recommended back pay rehiring Massachusetts employees and transportation to Butner.
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Durham
Mount Hope Finishing Co
North Carolina
Massachusetts
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Taunton
Mass
Butner
N. C
Mount Hope
North Dighton
Eisenhower to Address Tar Heels in Two NC Stops
General Dwight D. Eisenhower plans two major appearances in North Carolina, addressing crowds in Charlotte and Winston-Salem as part of a Southern campaign blitz. His train will pass Salisbury at 6 30 p m with brief halt. he will speak at Memorial Stadium in Charlotte from 8 30 to 9 05 a m and then move to Kannapolis Mooresville and Winston-Salem for a 11 45 a m appearance.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Carolina
Winston- Salem
Tryon
Memorial Stadium
Eisenhower
Tomor
Kannapolis
Mooresville
Ksville
Winston-Salem
Roanoke
French Find Missing Sub End Hope For Crew
The French Navy located submarine La Sibylee nearly half a mile below the Mediterranean, confirming no hope of rescuing 48 crew members. Sub was found at 2,296 feet depth, 38 miles east of Toulon. oil slick indicated its final resting place as warships searched the area.
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Toulon
France
Mediterranean Sea
Cape Camarat
Richelieu
Gloire
Montcalm
Jover
Paris
Truman Defends Firing Caudle Denies Regrets
President Truman faced reporters denying he ever regretted firing T Lamar Caudle as assistant attorney general. He rejected Caudle testimony about a White House clique and said he never heard of McGrath’s explosive remark or being kept in the dark about it.
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Washington
Truman
T. Lamar Caudie
Caudie
House
Donald Dawson
White House
Rep. Boykin
Dala
Caudle
Wadesboro
N. C
Negro Woman Is Jailed In Killings
In Eutaw Alabama police arrested a 27 year old Negro woman in connection with the killings of three children in Mount Hebron and the abduction of a baby. The baby sister of the victims was found unharmed at her Birmingham home. The suspect is sister to the children's father, a sharecropper. A fifth child, Lucy Posey, 11, remained in critical condition with skull fractures after a beating. The parents found two children drowned and another suffocated in a mud bank. Names: Ira Posey, Ola B Posey, Jean Posey.
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Eutaw
Ala
Mount Hebron
Mattie Smarr
Birmingham
Frank Lee
Cora Mae Posey
Lucy Posey
Willie
Alberta Posey
Lucy
Ira
Ola B
Jean
New Atomic Blast Awaited at Monte Bello Islands
Sydney reports watchers scan western Australia coastline for Britain’s secret atomic test off Monte Bello Islands. Weather may delay the explosion with zero hour possibly before Sunday. Observers bet on what will appear in the sky as scientists tighten secrecy around the test program.
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Sydney
Australia
Western Australia
Britain
Monte Bello Islands
Monte Bellos
Wegen
Dramatic Reunion Reinforces Eisenhower Nixon Ticket
Eisenhower and Nixon reunited in Wheeling West Virginia amid tears and a show of party unity. The Republican National Committee endorsed Nixon as vice president by a 107 to 0 vote while Eisenhower defended Nixon against accusations of private campaign funds.
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Wayne Hood
Republican National Committee
Sen
Richard Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Wheeling
W. Va
Eisenhower
West Virginia
Maryland
Salt Lake City
EC College reports record enrollment and large freshman class
President John D. Messick announced East Carolina College has a record 2,061 students enrolled this fall, up from 1,908 last year. The freshman class totals 797, an increase of 192 from the previous year.
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Raleigh
East Carolina College
John D. Messick
Weather outlook with 54 to 76 degree swing
Tonight low 54 degrees and high tomorrow 76 degrees mirror today’s warm trend. Last night’s low not specified. Sun sets at 6 18 p m and rises at 6 11 a m tomorrow with mild skies ahead.
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