Hodges to Address Piedmont Engineers Meeting
State Treasurer Brandon P. Hodges will speak at the opening session of Piedmont Chapter 28 American Society of Tool Engineers two day gathering in Greensboro. His talk centers on regional industrial expansion as part of a southern renaissance. officers toured plants in Greensboro Burlington and Winston Salem.
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Brandon P. Hodges
Piedmont
American Society of Tool Engineers
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Burlington
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Citizens for Eisenhower Forms in Charlotte
The newly organized group named Jesse Page of Charlotte as its chairman. Mrs. Van Watson of Rocky Mount was chosen secretary. Headquarters will be set up here immediately and vice chairmen for the eastern and western sections to be named by Page.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Citizens For Eisenhower
Jesse Page
van Watson
Rocky Mount
Page
Umstead to keynote NC League convention in Raleigh
Governor hopeful William B Umstead will be the principal speaker at the North Carolina League of Municipalities 43rd annual convention in Raleigh November 9 to 11 He is set to address a banquet on November 10 in addition to Luther Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor speaking at a luncheon the same day
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Raleigh
Omeer
William B Umstead
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Davetta L. Steed
League
Umstead
Luther Democratic
Hurricane Runs Parallel To Florida
A tropical hurricane formed suddenly and moved north westward parallel to the Florida coast at 5 am about 420 miles east-southeast of Jacksonville. Winds near its center reached 85 mph with gusts to 100 mph as it drifted at about 10 mph. Forecasters said the seaboard would likely be spared.
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Fla
Florida
Jacksonville
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Seaboard
Leonard Pardue
Carolinas
Georgia
Lesser Antilles
Southern Leaders Say the Needs Democratic Congress
Three Southern governors vote for Eisenhower for president but pledge to support Democratic candidates for Congress in their states. Byrnes Shivers and Kennon defend voting for the GOP while opposing a Republican Congress. The move reflects a belief Eisenhower is closer to Southern Democratic views on civil rights and labor policy.
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Dwight Eisenhower
White House
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Allan Shivers
Texas
Kennon
Louisiana
GOP
Congress
Eisenhower
Benschede
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Enhower
Kennan
Shivers
Byrnes
Stevenson
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Illinois
Russell B. Long
Long
Ib Eiospherer
Four-room house sold for 64.50 to fund Tryon's Palace restoration
In New Bern a four-room dwelling bought for 64.50 was part of a bundle of properties sold to highest bidders. The winning bidders must haul away or tear down their structures to clear land for the restoration of Tryon's Palace.
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New Bern
Tryon
Fund Issue Backfires Against Democrats in Illinois
Illinois political scene reacts as Stevenson funds face scrutiny while Nixon’s expense questions linger. Report notes Stevenson aides’ salaries and other funds draw press questions, with Stevenson declining a news conference and Senate scrutiny looming.
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Nixon
Eisenhower Wins Big in North Carolina Campaign Stop
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower drew a huge Charlotte crowd for his first NC visit meeting 20 000 plus at Memorial Stadium and praising Mecklenberg Declaration dates while naming Royall and Gray as loyal supporters He urged a non mortgage on the South and warned of rising prices and taxes then urged unity with Winston Salem crowds and a national campaign view of government reform and civil rights balance.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Carolina
Memorial Stadium
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Ike
Dixie
Virginia
Richmond
Winston-Salem
N. C
Eisenhower
Wwinston Salem
Washington
Truman
Caeate
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Ee Ieee
Dixon
Kenneth C. Royall
Army
Washington, D. C
Sabre Jets Claim Record Four MIGs Shot Down
U S Sabre jets claim four MIG-15s destroyed and three damaged in Korea as September totals rise to 55 MIGs destroyed in 26 days. Aerial clashes occurred near Sinuiju with Sabres from the 4th and 51st interceptor squadrons. Ground action saw 5th Air Force units strike lines and Marines target the Haeju peninsula, destroying 31 buildings.
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Korea
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Air Force
U. S
VU. 5
Yalu
North Korea
Manchuria
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Los Angeles
Glenn A. Carus
Nashville
Tenn
U. N
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Haeju
West Korea
Eisenhower Campaign Stop in Pajamas Delivers Morning Wakeup
General Dwight D. Eisenhower began his campaign trip with a pajama clad arrival in Salisbury, North Carolina. A crowd of about 200 cheered as Eisenhower and Mamie appeared at the private car door in a negligee and curlers. He joked about his staff and said he was supposed to be resting.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Salisbury
Ike
Mamie
Stevenson to Reveal Fund Donor Names Amid Campaign Tour
Gov Adlai Stevenson says he is contacting contributors to his fund for state salaries with the aim of making names public. He notes trouble with the canvass due to many donors and says a statement with further details will follow. The trip includes Evansville Indianapolis Paducah Louisville as he campaigns across 17 states.
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Ill
Adlai Stevenson
Jevenson
Stevenson
Evans- Indianapolis
Paducah
Louisville
Evansville
Indiana
Wilson Wyatt
Illinois
White House
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Keep
Stevenson Fund Receives Defense Amid Salary-Supplement Controversy
A former Illinois official quoted by the Chicago Tribune recalls Gov. Adlai Stevenson announcing in 1950 a special fund for paying officials. The report notes attendees at a Chicago Club meeting and questions over who administered and benefited from the fund.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
David H. Cummings
Peoria
Illinois
Cummings
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Club
H Hershey
William Miller
Ottawa
Ill
James W. Mulroy
Louis A. Kohn
Stevenson
Fred K. Hoehler
State Welfare Department
Washington
Hoehler
Hoehler =e
Lie to Retire From United Nations Post
Secretary-General Trygve Lie plans to step down at the end of a three year extension, returning to Norway with a $10,000 annual lifetime pension. He could later seek Norway’s ministerial post as U.N. officials study a staff reorganization that would reduce eight assistant secretaries general and add three deputy chiefs.
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Trygve Lie
Norway
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Lie
U. N
Secretariat
Local Weather Forecast Highlights Temperatures
The forecast shows a low of 55 tonight and a high of 74 tomorrow after a 49 degree low last night. Sunset is 6 18 p m today and sunrise tomorrow is 6 13 p m.
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