Hurricane Charlie Develops Northeast of Cape Hatteras
Weather observers noted two hurricanes in the Atlantic with Charlie rapidly intensifying east of Antigua. Charlie, 125 mph winds near the center, moving northeast at 14 to 16 mph, expected to spread gales outward. Dog, centered east of Antigua, moves west-northwest at 10 to 12 mph with 75 mph winds near the center.
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Fla
Atlantic
Carolina
Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Miami Weather Bureau
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Antigua
Ines
Korean Says Soviet Troops In Korea
North Korean security officer Lt. Lee Dong Yup told Allied correspondents he saw about 20 Russians in Chinese Communist uniforms at Sin uiju Airfield in June 1951. He claimed Russian pilots flew Communist jets and that Soviet advisors were attached to North Korean ministries and the Army Officers School. He noted Russian arms and ammunition supply and said Russians assisted near Manchuria during the war.
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Korea
Yalu River
North Korea
Lee Dong Yup
Sinuiju
Red
U. S
High Army
Manchuria
Eighth Army
Tokyo
China
Inside Bridge Column and Church News Highlights
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Red Attack Is Smashed By Infantry
American and Belgian infantry repelled a Communist mortar and artillery barrage on a United Nations outpost near Chorwon after eight hours of combat. Chinese forces tried to overrun the position, while U N aircraft bombed the Pachungjang supply area near Hamhung, and Sabre jets claimed 22 MIG-15s this week with no losses.
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Korea
United Nations
Chorwon
U. S. 2Rd
U. N
Pachungjang
Hamhung
T-C
Eugene J. Pings
Sauk City
Wis
Drowning After Collision Off Alcatraz In Bay
In San Francisco Bay a 9 000 ton Swedish vessel Los Angeles rammed the small fishing boat Turtle near Alcatraz Island. Mrs Haroldine Jones 29 died and Harold Dwyer and his wife were missing. Nancy Williams 14 and Turtle captain Charles Astikian survived.
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Alcatraz Island
San Francisco Bay
Los Angeles
Turtle
Haroldine Jones
Harold Dwyer
Coast Guard
Astikian
Dwyers
Mrs. Jones
Gray Declines Partisanship in Eisenhower Campaign
Gray says he will take no part in the presidential race while leading the University of North Carolina. He respects Eisenhower and praises Royall, who will back the president. Royall noted the North Carolina tour success of Eisenhower aided by Citizens for Eisenhower.
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Gordon Gray
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Carolina
Gray
University of North Carolina
Eisenhower
Kenneth C. Royall
Goldsboro
Washington
Royall
Gen
Charlotte
Citizens For
Wafd defies Naguib by backing Nahas leader
Egypt's Wafd party unanimously rejects Premier Naguib's demand to oust veteran head Mustapha El Nahas. The defiant move sparks political tension as Nahas addresses supporters and vows unity against alleged imperialists and defeatists.
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Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
Mustapha el Nahas
Naguib
Wafd
Nahas
Kennan Sees United States Back Amid Propaganda Fight
The United States backs Ambassador George F. Kennan against a Moscow led propaganda campaign. Officials warn Kremlin may force his removal as envoy to Moscow while noting potential doubt about reciprocally expelling Soviet Ambassador Georgi N. Zarubin. Kennan's Moscow mission aimed to restore diplomatic relations.
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United States
George F. Kennan
Moscow
Kremlin
Berlin
Kennan
Acheson
State Department
Russia
U. S
Georgi N. Zarubin
Truman
Hamlet Victim Broadhead Struck by Hit-and-Run Car
Walter F. Broadhead of Central Village Conn was struck and killed one mile west of here by a hit and run car. He was behind his automobile on East Rockham Road when struck and died minutes later of a fractured skull. Coroner Don Ledberry said Broadhead was an inspector for the Clothing Depot in Brooklyn. No date for an arrest has been set. Authorities are pursuing the driver of the vehicle.
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Central Village
Conn
Don E. Ledberry
Connecticut
East Rockngham Road
Broadhead
Brooklyn
Kids Day Parade in Raleigh Features Pets Carried and Ridden
National Kids Day was celebrated in Raleigh with a procession of dogs, seats, ponies and other pets that could be carried, ridden or driven.
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Raleigh
Eisenhower Tour Ended With Southern Swing Victory
Dwight D. Eisenhower wrapped a 6,915 mile Dixie tour with a Richmond rally where he accused the Truman administration and big city bosses of betraying Jeffersonian principles. He praised Virginia Senator Harry F. Byrd and noted crowds exceeded those for Stevenson as his motorcade rolled to the Capitol steps where temporary stands collapsed but caused no injuries. His next stop is Columbia South Carolina with Gov. James F. Byrnes’s backing.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dixie
Truman
Thomas Jefferson
South
Eisenhower
Richmond
State Capitol
Columbia
S. C
James F. Byrnes
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Jefferson
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Virginian
Congressional Economy Bloc
Broadcasters Meet Highlights Planned In North Carolina
An advertisers panel on what we want from radio will be a highlight of the North Carolina Association of Broadcasters meeting in Southern Pines October 3 and 4. Jack Younts of WEEB is secretary treasurer and says the gathering may be the largest in history. Also noted is the prior National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters event in Pinehurst October 2 and 3. In Rockingham County Grange a state contest awards Matrimony Grange top honors for the fourth straight year with 200 prize. Olive Chapel Grange and Farmer Grange follow. Matrimony members contributed 1,585 hours to 19 district projects.
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North Carolina Association of Broadcasters
Jack Younts
WEEB
Gre
National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters
Pinehurst
Greensboro
Rockingham County
Harry B. Caldwell
Matrimony Grange
Olive Chapel Grange
Wake County
J and Farmer Grange
Randolph
Matrimony
Wall Street Banker Arrested Over Illicit Loans Scheme
FBI arrested Matthew T. Ryan a 49 year old vice president of Colonial Trust Co for covering up loans totaling 277000 to Kobbe and Company Inc run by his brother in law. He faced 25000 bail with charges of making false entries to defraud a federal offense.
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New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wall Street
Matthew T. Ryan
Colonial Trust Co
Ryan
U.S
Edward McDonald
Leland V. Boardman
FBI
William McJenkins
Gustave Kobbe
Kobbe and Company, Inc
Boardman
MeJenkins
Kobbe and Company
Kobbe
Charlotte youth night lecture at eastern North Carolina conference
Dr. Donald Soper of London will headline today's session of the Eastern North Carolina Methodist Conference in Charlotte. Earlier, the Committee on World Peace met at First Methodist Church. Yesterday the conference adopted the Commission on World Service and Finance report and heard Bishop Lloyd C. Wieke of Pittsburgh deliver the ordination sermon for 26 new deacons.
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Donald Soper
London
England
Estern
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Committee On World Peace
First Methodist
Commission On World Service and Finance
Lloyd C. Wieke
Pittsburgh
Strike Ends After Caledonia Mills Wage Cut Proposal
Management of Caledonia Mills and CIO Textile Workers Union officials announced a settlement plan presented by state labor official Gail Barker to end a strike that began July 7. About 500 cotton mill workers walked out after a proposed 10 percent wage cut to curb losses.
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Lumberton
Caledonia Mills
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
Ween
Adlai to Reveal Names of Fund Contributors
Governor Stevenson announced disclosures of contributors and recipients of his special expense fund. He said the list would not be public until tonight. Three state officials already confirmed they benefited, while others denied extra compensation tied to the salary supplement.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
State Department
Stevenson
Lincoln Won Election With 75 Cent Expenditure
HAL BOYLE notes Abraham Lincoln won Congress with 75 cents spent on a barrel of cider while supporters provided $200. Lincoln toured Illinois by horse, defeating Peter Cartwright 6340 to 4829, repaid $199.25 of the fund, and contrasted frontier campaigning with modern money driven politics and fund-raising.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Lincoln
Illinois
Peter Cartwright
North Korean Army Morale Reported Low Amid Armistice Talks
A defector says North Korean army morale is very low and civilians favor an armistice under any conditions. He notes most of Korea has been destroyed and civilians seek rest from China while upper class call for free repatriation. Negotiations pause with little progress as U N and Communist negotiators resume talks.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Mine Union Hammers On Technicalities
Washington UMW leader John L Lewis and Northern coal negotiators battled over last snags two days before a deadline. A $1.90 daily wage hike and 10 cent per ton welfare fund boost are under discussion as Southern operators weigh signing amid a wage stabilization clause demand and a looming strike deadline.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Northern Soft Png Coseators
United Mine Workers
Harry Moses
UMW
Welfare Fund
Stevenson Works Through Night On Campaign Fund Statement
INDIANAPOLIS Ind Gov Adlai E Stevenson labored late drafting a statement on his controversial campaign fund and aid said it would be released soon. A staffer later indicated Sunday newspapers would publish the statement detailing donors and recipients amid calls for an accounting of the funds used to recruit top men for government service.
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Ind
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Unday
Clayton Fritchey
Paducah
Alben W. J
Kentucky
Schricker
William E. Jenner
Feisereuml Coliseum
Severneneee
Russia
Weather report with temperatures and sun routines
The forecast lists a low of 48 tonight and a high of 172 tomorrow. Today the high is 74 with a low of 50 last night. The sun sets at 4 10 p m today and rises at 6 12 a m tomorrow.
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