Hodges Names Campaign Personnel for Gubernatorial Bid
Gov Hodges names Maver Makepeace of Sanford to run his campaign campaign publicity will be directed by Hugh Morton of Wilmington and Mrs Annie Cooper of Raleigh will head headquarters staff at the Sir Walter Hotel Makepeace is a longtime friend and business partner in Fayetteville Cooper has served as principal clerk in the State House of Representatives Hodges seeks a four year term with three Democratic rivals Sawyer of Belmont Karte Jr and Harry P Stokely of Charlotte in the race for the nomination.
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Raleigh
Harry P. Stokely, Doth
Charlotte
Belmont Abbey selects new coadjutor Father Walter Coggin
The Very Rev Walter A Coggin O S B a Richmond Va native was elected coadjutor to Belmont Abbey Abbot Rt Rev Vincent G Taylor O S B The monks announced his selection but duties await official statement Father Walters parents Mr and Mrs W A Coggin reside in Grant City.
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Belmont, N.C
Walter A. Coggin
Richmond, Va
Belmont Abbey
Vincent G. Taylor
Walter
Walen
Oeom
W. A. Coggin
Grant
Biracial Committee Formed With 17 White and 13 Negro Members
A biracial committee is announced to address human relations and political rights in Mobile. The 30 member panel includes ministers attorneys core men public service workers and other local leaders.
Court Asked To Block School Bonds In Anson County
The North Carolina Supreme Court was asked to restrain Anson County commissioners from issuing 750000 in school improvement bonds. R K Constantian of Anson filed the appeal with the high court after failing to obtain a temporary restraining order. Bonds were authorized in a 1952 election, long before the U S Supreme Court decision cited by Constantian.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Anson County
R. K. Constantian
Anson
High Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Constantin Frank M
de- Constantian
Constantian
Agricultural Meeting Reaches Midway Point in Asheville
Delegates to the North Carolina Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee conference in Asheville held day long committee sessions as the meeting hit its mid point. Joe R. Williams cited growing farmer cooperation and an expected 1 percent export increase, with anticipated 75 to 109 million pounds of surplus tobacco to exit. Tomorrow’s program will feature L. Y. Ballentine and Dr. D. W. Colvard among others.
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Asheville
North Carolina Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Denyon
Senate
Joe R. Williams
Tobacco Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Eary Benson
L. Y. Ballentine
D. W. Colvard
School of Agriculture
N. C. State College
Beck to Lead Nuclear Safety Standards Work
Dr. Clifford Keith Beck of North Carolina State University will take a one year leave to serve as a scientific adviser to the Atomic Energy Commission. He will help draft safety standards for nuclear reactor design and operation and evaluate safety factors for facilities proposed by the commission or private contractors.
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Washington
N. C
State College
AEC
Clifford Keith Beck
N.C. State
Beck
Commission
Optimism Hits North Carolina Merchants and Industry
North Carolina merchants manufacturers and bankers reported cautious optimism for a strong sales year. Furniture makers forecast a leveling off after early gains while textile and hosiery sectors face higher costs and price pressures. Builders project a 5 percent 1955 rise, and banks tighten credit amid scarce mortgage loans, with Wachovia planning a 5 million dollar building project. Weather and the calendar will influence consumer spending and farm credit risk remains.
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American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
ACMI
Japan
Rhard L. Gulliver Nonneer
Carolinas
Associated General Contractors
State Department of Labor
Wachovia Bank & Trust
Uaily
Radio Schedule Evening Listings
Radio programs run from 6 0 to 11 30 with varied shows. Evening line up includes News Min Morning News Comment Daily Commentary Dinner Date Jack Carson X Minus One Amosn Andy Beat Family Theater Fibber and Molly News Newsletter Heart of News News Comment Larry Faith Orchestra and dance ensembles with Dance Orchestras at 11 30.
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Mbe
Abe
Nbhe
Ebe
Obe
Abe Sores
Mosee
Torembe Martephe Moun
Copcaie
Jack Carson
Che
Amos
Andy
Abe Family Theater
Fibber
Molly
eweMmaker
Kewe
Comphent
Heart of Newaenoe
Larry Faith
Cbe Dance Orchestra
News & Varietien
All Neta
President's Right Over Troops Sore Point
James Marlow reports on the U S stance that a president may act in an emergency to deploy troops without immediate congressional approval. Dulles argues no crisis is foreseen, while Truman’s 1950 Korea action sparked debate. Eisenhower sought congressional consent for Formosa actions and framed executive power as inherent until Congress can act.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
East
Dulles
Pho Eisenhower
Congress
Korea
Chien Formosa
Giemae
Matau
Quemoy
Eisenhower
Co Bla Bay Cme
Formosa
Auty
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N.C
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South Korea
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Knowland
Calif
Bridges Mae
Taft
Ohio
Geo. H. Wallace
Allen Jay Baptist Church
J. C. Canpe
Pres. N.C. Baptist Convention
Jesus
Allen Jay
Zemo
C. Canipe
Belk-Beck CO
Viking
Rustect
High Point, N. C
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