Wright School Teachers Meet to Discuss Contracts
Local Wright School Teachers Association plans a 8 p m meeting in the gym where Dr William Rodemeyer the school superintendent will speak. The session likely covers wage increases and cost of living bonuses amid a labor dispute. Community campaign headquarters open in Spartansburg with a rally planned for Oct 2.
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Paragraf
Af Te Wright School
Purerit-Teachier Association
William Rodemeyer
Erbula
Crawford Democratic
Main Street
Spartansburg
Sparta
Athens
Bloomfield
Rome
Centerville
National Debt Soars By Nearly 2.7 Billion
Washington reports the national debt jumped last week by about 2.7 billion to 279.3 billion, the highest in 24 years, as the Treasury borrowed roughly 35 billion to replenish cash. Officials forecast a record high by December with deficits of 12 billion for the year and debt approaching 287 billion by next June.
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Washington
Treasury
The
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Congress
Minister Heads Africa Drive
Gulfport Mississippi AP Glennon King a Negro minister and former college professor who clashed with Mississippi segregation says he will lead a back to Africa movement for skilled American Negroes He will consider a proposal by white Jacksonville Florida businessman Bert C Newton to start the movement King says Bishop Frederick Jordan of the AME Church in New Orleans has accepted his resignation as pastor for Sir Andrews AMS Church in North Gulfport King and Newton have discussed forming an African American Investment Co to relocate skilled Negro Americans to independent Negro countries in Africa
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Gulfport, Miss
Glennon King
Mississippi
King
Bert C. Newton
Jacksonville
Fla
Frederick Jordan
African Methodist Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Sir Andrew
AMS
North Gulfport
Newton
Africa
Pennsylvania Sabbath School Leaders Gather for 96th Meeting
Church leaders from across Pennsylvania convened in Greensburg for the 96th annual Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association meeting, with delegates, speakers, and discussions on church education and programs.
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Greensburg
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Major Oil Deal Pending Saudi Arabia Negotiations
Saudi Arabia nears a pivotal concession in talks that could reshape Middle East oil profits and how control flows to producers and consumers. The agreement, likely to be reviewed by Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, would press for an integrated company model and greater government participation, signaling a shift in Saudi-Aramco relations and regional industry dynamics.
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Rome
Saudi Arabia
Board of
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Middle East
Arabian American Oil Co
Frank C. Hendryx
Aramco
Pan- American Petroleum Corp
Indiana Standard
Pan-American
Tran
National Iranian Oil Co
Saudi
Kuwait
Chicago
Bombs Damage Negro Buildings in South Side Chicago
Two black powder bombs damaged two apartment buildings in a South Side white neighborhood, no injuries reported. Each blast tore out front stairways, with police estimating four thousand dollars in damage per structure. Owner Kit Johnson and tenants including a 92 year old postal worker, his wife, and their children, plus two Negro families, occupied the buildings.
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Chicago
John H. Schulz
Eisenhower Celebrates Birthday and Pope Tribute
President Eisenhower marks his birthday with a Republican breakfast and a large card from 650 well wishers. A late morning mass for Pope Pius XII is planned, followed by a six day Midwest and Pacific Coast campaign swing and a White House family dinner.
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Eisenhower
Pius XII
GOP
Midwest
Pacific Coast
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Pius XI
Hisenhower
Ameleto Giovanni Cleognani
United States
White House
Police Hunt Armed Robber At Erie Bar
A gunman of about 35, six eight, wearing a blue jacket and dark pants, robbed a bar in Erie, fleeing with about 80 dollars after threatening staff. State police chased the suspect’s car, which was described by a cafe customer who witnessed the getaway.
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Pennsylvania State Employment Service Office
Titusville
Robert Lo Ban
Erie
Erle
Washington clock ticks toward Geneva test ban
Warren Rogers Jr. notes odds of a deal at the Oct 31 Geneva meeting on halting nuclear tests. Soviet objections cite U S insistence on troop cuts and conventional weapon limits as a condition. U S policy shift puzzled observers while Dulles pushes for ironclad, verifiable terms.
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
State Department
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Andrei Gromy~ko
United Nations
Kremlin
Dulles
Hisen
Sto
India
Manhas Whitemnore Telephone He Began in Old
Fragmentary OCR notes show a telephone related item with names and a birthplace reference. The text is incomplete but indicates a historical local record discussing a telephone company or line and a person born in an old era. No clear dates, places, or events emerge from the readable fragments.
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Manhas Whitemnore
Eife
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