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British Stand On Korean Negotiations Attacked
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1 Quinns Plans New, Larger
Building On Erwin Highway
f Comtruction wiR begih
here within the next few
days cm a beautiful new mo
dernistic building for Quinn’s
of Dunn, Inc, and is designed
to be one of the largest arid
finest furniture showplaces
1 in this section of the State.
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be bril
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83 Dead, SOOthers
Missing In Storm
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ahance dtat someone still a»we
might be tilled by rough handling.
There were already 83 Jtnown dead
here and nine in,San Angelo. Tex.,
(or * storm total <rf 92. And some
60 persons were missing In Wrfco.
BuUdoxeis tugging at the tang
led wreckage of the Dennis Fur
niture store were stopped when, two
operators repelled they . heard
screams from *the raln-fllled base
ment where', puthps were bringing
up blood-stained water.
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Another Mayor
Dabblihg With
Police Force
BUADCNBORO ffl Police
Chief Clarence Hester, 45. has
been fired and tim reason reveal- '
ad today was (he mayor’s con
vlction «that a younger man is
eoedril for thf j§j^
.Moyor W. G. Fiisaell wrote Hes
tor that -Ms services would no ,
longer be. needed after May 25.
Hester Said the mayor asked
him t* resign .from his post on
the night sf ci(y election. May 5,
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hlews Shorts
WASHINGTON I*l Sen. OHn
D, Johnston 0-8 C today aocused
Agrtenlfer* Secretory Cura T. Ben
son of refusing to Ml Congress
about Mu’' long-range farm pro
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DUNN, N. C., WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY IS, 1»53~
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, Offer 'oscuo workers stepped
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[and plaster to remov/ a pieoe lt M
(time In order to prevent possible
further injury to persons possibly
pinned below.
FIiOOD THREAT ABATED
A flood threat which hung over
the city siems to have abated. The
Bed Crops had evacuated 150 per
sons from lowlands in and around
Waco as a precautionary measure.
Pumping operations were only
part of the struggle in Waco today.
City engineer Brahn Jones said
i .only 15 out of the 30 major build
ings wrecked by the tornado have
been, touched by rescue operations.
However, inost of the building own-
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BULLETINS
«f^hwn^ d T^ S Iff south
Ministe 3 y he ad j® on j^^ d
reyivdd Bohlen yesterday. H was Bohlen’s second
visit with Molotov hut the first was a DioteslMii -
with presentation pf his credeimals. rwwctmed
Thomas Is Named
Chamber Director
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GOP Solons '
fasisfing On
By UNITED PRESS
Republican congressional
leaders have. warded Presi
dent Eisenhowfcr the G O P
can say “e6odby<f to the
1954 elections if his cabinet
keeps throwing cold water
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jioWßes reve*JOd that
u * listened. guieUy
with a Stoli his fade «s the
complaints were- raised at a legis
lative strategy huddle at the White
House Tuesday.
Republicans wure alarmed at the
gloomy statements of Treasury
Secretory George M. Humphrey
and Defense Secretary Charles E.
wu * on eh*«t the chances of bal
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until u balanced budget IS in sight.
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Knowiand Warns
Britain Planning
Far East Munich
WASHINGTON (IP) _
Sen. William F. Knowiand
(R - Calif.,) charged that
Britain is preparing for “a
Far Eastern Munich,” which
Knowiand contended will
make World War 111 “inevi T
table.”
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He said also that the recent pol
icy speeches of British Prime Min
ister Winston Churchill and Labor
Party leader Clement R. Atlee in
dicate the United States will be left
in a position of '‘going it alone,*’
infighting Communists In Asia.
Knowiand, in a speech prepared
tor Senate delivery, condemned the
British leaders' Speeches, and pre
dicted that the upshot will be an
effort to seat Communist China in
the United Nations.
HARSH LANGUAGE
Knowiand, chairman of the Sen
ate Republican P6Ucy Committee,
age heard about Britain in many
years. Other senators meanwlille
spoke warnings against a Commun
ist "trap” in the current Korean
armistice talks.
Knowiand said the United States
should not accept a Korean cease
fire agreement without first getting
i a “binding pledge” from Russia
and Communist China of free elec
tions in North Korea. Unless this
Is done,” he said, “he hope of
ever gettting a United Korea is . . .
non-existent at worst, and very re
mote at best.”
ABBAILS SUGGESTION
He assailed Churchill’s sugges
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. N UONB TO MEET
Hie Melody Masters, of Four
oaks. Who have appeared In church
esj a'jball park, a drive-in theatre.
ruOMand television, to addition to,
Lidns Club at their regtiUrmM?' I
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viable record and President J. N
Stephenson urges all memb»r s to
ta oresent. ' **■: ■
Hn. A. C. McCall
of HunnleM, wife of the Rev. a! \
C. McCall died early Wednesday 1
morning in .the Baptist Hospital,
Wlnflon BaMW She had been in
ill health for, about two months.
A native Ot Wilson County, site
was * daughter of the late Ste
phen J. and Etta Boykin Nichols.
Funeral services will be held
Ihunday afternoon at three ! o’-
clock at the/ Friendship Baptist
Church, Bunnlevel. Dr. McNeUrPo
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Ike Nominates ■
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Eisenhower today sent the'Hen- «
ate the nomination of James M.
BaMr Jr., aged 39, of ManhaO, <
N. C., to be the U. S. district at- ]
Bwth Caro Una. \\
AaMMRNI A.UimU Jr.
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buildings in the business' section of Waco, Te*as, after it had been
swept by the most devastating tornado in Texas history. Some 56, :
square blocks in the downtown area were crushed. The loss ot life in &
Waco and San Angelo was estimated at 15Q. (International Soundphoto) ■'}
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Hie City Council held a short
meeting this mongng to certify the
results of the recent City Election.
The certification was to have been
made at the meeting Thursday
night, but the.' official tabulations
were not completed at that time.
i A the same time the boaqd autho
rised the quit ! claim deed for the
tot on the Byrd land for which a
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Fracas Costfy To
Officers , Prisoner
A fracus High Jackson of Coats
had with the ‘law” last Friday
night along the highway near Buies
Creek proved equally costly 4o him
and to State Highway Patrolman
Herman Ward, and Paul Lucas.
But theijf losses were very differ
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In Harnett County Recorder's
Court on Tuesday, Jackson,, a young
Negro man, faced charges of pub
lic drunkenness and resisting ar
rest. ,i > >
The defendent admitted being to
THE RECORD
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a request had bqen made at Thurs
day's meeting. The matter had been
tabled in order to determine that
the lot was outside the city limttK'j;
There has been quite a bit of
discussion about the legality ,of thtr> f
manner in which the electttm was
conducted. '
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toxicated, and said *he didn’t ||S*J
member what he did, Pa*r«jtal|g|
Ward and Lucas sullied the eotbfcj
with details- •'
They said they noticed Jactatti
staggering along on loot besfrihi
the WUghway near a Negro night
spot and stopped to arrest him goti
his own safety. He protestor':
orously. In the scuffle, Ward' fellj§lS
the highway and 6ut the
his hand on" the rough pavement,
necessitating a visit to Ow?dfj«|
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