Jerusalem Sacred City Across Religions and Landmarks
The piece notes Jerusalem as holy to Judaism Christianity and Islam and describes sites such as the Wailing Wall the Church of the Holy Sepulcher Garden Tomb Golgotha the Via Dolorosa Gethsemane Mount of Olives and a Franciscan garden with a Russian church. It highlights pilgrims and religious orders drawn to the city.
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Jerusalem
Mecca
Medina
Mohammed
Holy Temple
Israel
Solomon's Temple
Abraham
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Jesus
Golgotha
Christ
Way of Sorrows
Gethsemane
Diocesan Delegates Named for Saint Marys Church
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church elected lay delegates and alternates for the Diocesan Convention to meet at Christ Church in Charlotte on May 10 and 11. Delegates chosen are Irwin Coffeild L R Stewart D C MacRae and Lewis Brandon. Alternate delegates are Fred Metcalfe Alan Detwiler John Canine and Baxter Freeze.
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Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Christ Church, Charlotte
Irwin Coffeild
L. R. Stewart
D. C. MacRae
Lewis Brandon
Fred Metcalfe
Alan Detwiler
John Canine
Baxter Freeze
Sunday School Speaker Enlarge Program For Green St Baptist
Sunday School enlargement is outlined by Educational Director Pharr of First Baptist Church Charlotte as guest speaker for Green St Baptist April 27 at 6 30 pm. He will speak in preparation of the Sunday the enlargement program to be conducted May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keener Pharr
First Baptist Church of
Charlotte
Workers’ Council
Green St. Baptist Church
Pharr
Penes
First Church of Charlotte
First Church
C. K. Rand
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
Rand
Guest Minister Dr William R Locke Serves at First Presbyterian
Dr William R Locke head of the Religion Department at High Point College serves as guest minister at First Presbyterian Church while pastor Dr Roy E Watts is away in Norfolk Virginia.
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William R. Locke
High Point College
First Presbyterian Church
Roy E. Watts
Norfolk
Lutheran Convention at Saint Pauls Church Wilmington
Saint Pauls Lutheran Church in Wilmington hosts the Lutheran convention with additional details continued on page two.
Strikes Spread Across Southeast Railroads and Phone Lines
In Birmingham three more railroads the Illinois Central Frisco and Central of Georgia faced sharp curtailments as midnight pickets halted yard work. The same hour a nationwide Southern Bell walkout entered a sixth day with governors meeting in Atlanta to seek settlement.
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Birmingham
Ala
A. Yard
Illinois
Frisco
Central of Georgia
Louisville
Cane
P. L. Shackelford
L&n
Seaboard
New Atte
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Atlanta
Southern Bell
CIO Communication Workers of America
National Mediation Board
Nashville
Birmingham- Atlanta
Washington
New York
Illinois Central
Chicago
Memphis
Miss
Baton Rouge
Lee Hall
Mississippi Supreme
Mock City To Be Atom Bomb Target
Las Vegas reports a civil defense test plan titled Operation Cue to demolish a mock town named Survival City. The $1.75 million project will detonate a device from a 500 foot tower, destroying homes, industrial sites, a radio station, power systems, gas lines, tanks, and four communication towers. More than 2,000 military personnel, 400 civil defense workers, and Atomic Energy Commission staff will participate, with about 1,400 observers including 390 media reps.
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Bill Becker
Las Vegas
Nev
Survival City
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Sorsanaek
Atomic Energy Commission
Beating in Ward Battle Shapes Wolfson Victory Hopes
Avery gains control clout in Montgomery Ward proxy fight as stockholders vote at the annual meeting. Election inspectors will determine valid votes and distribution after adjournment, with Ward's chairman noting a potential three seats for Wolfson.
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Frank Leahy
Chicago
Sewell Avery
Louis Wolfson
Montgomery Ward and Co
Cowell Avery
Sonia Wolf
Wolfson
Ward
Avery
Club of Directors
Edmund Krider
Ward's
Electrician Confesses To Bomb Slaying In Portland
Portland, Oregon. Victor L. Wolf 45 confessed to wiring ten sticks of dynamite into the car of Oliver K. Smith 35 to kill him for a $20,000 life insurance payout. Wolf and Marjorie Smith 35 were charged with first degree murder. The two remarry plans and prior March ambush are noted.
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Portland
Ore
Marjorie Smith
Victor L. Wolf
Oliver K. Smith
William Langley
Wolf
Smith
Columbia Edgewater Country Club
Langley
Susa
Coldest Congregation hears Billy Graham preacher in Scotland
At Falkirk Scotland a crowd sat on wooden boards above ice to hear Howard Butt describe sin and faith in Jesus Christ. About 100 others reportedly made a decision as Butt urged humble commitment among close knit Scots.
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George Burnham
Glasgow
Scotland
Howard Butt
Billy Graham
Falkirk
Corpus Christi
Jesus Christ
Fore
Kelvin Hall
Howard
Red China Premier proposes talks on Formosa truce
U S officials cautious at Chou En-lai offer to negotiate a Far East settlement including Formosa. Bandung declaration cited, Eisenhower kept unaware as Banding cable awaited. Officials warn acceptance of Chiang Kai-shek would signal a divided China and complicate talks.
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Washington
China
Chou En-lai
Formosa
State Department
Bandung
Indonesia
Chou
United States
Far East
Gettysburg
Secret Service
Eisenhower
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang
Peiping
Korea
Maes
Federal Reserve Boosts Margin to Curb Stock Credit
The Federal Reserve Board raised margin requirements from 60 to 70 percent to limit use of credit in stock purchases. The move, second in four months, follows earlier hikes and aims to curb market speculation while Wall Street forecasts a dip at reopening.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
Keith Ton
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
New York
Chicago
Senate Banking Committee
William McMartin Jr
Martin
Fulbright
Dark
Government outlines plan for vaccine allocation by age and state
The Eisenhower administration proposed a voluntary allocation plan for the Salk polio vaccine. A national advisory committee would guide state by state priorities, prioritizing children 1 to 10 years and continuing free immunization for first and second graders. The program allocates two vaccine shots per child with a booster 7 months after the second.
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W. Joynes Macfarlan Washington
Hobby
Eisenhower
National Foundation For
Hart van Riper
The
National Foundation
Basil O'Connor
Foundation
Siamese Twins Make Recovery After Separation
In Chicago Mercy Hospital doctors separated the Andrews Siamese twin girls on Thursday. The pair Deborah Marie and Christine Mary, born October 1, lie recovering after a restful night. Father Jed J. Andrews, 38, and Norene, 33, announce the family also has a 5 year old daughter Patricia.
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Chicago
Andrews
Jed J. Andrews
Norene
Patricia
White House honors Dr. Salk in polio vaccine ceremony
President Eisenhower hosts Dr. Jonas Salk and family in a Rose Garden ceremony to honor the developer of the polio vaccine. Sherman Adams and press spectators observe as Salk, age about 40, stands with the President and Welfare Secretary Hobby during the recognition.
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White House
Jonas Ealk
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Salk
Chou En-lai Offers Talks to Ease Far East Tensions
Premier Chou En-lai proposed negotiations with the United States to ease tension in the Far East including Formosa. The statement, read at the Asian African conference, was welcomed by Pakistan and other Colombo powers who await U S response. Burma's Premier U Nu noted Chou signaled readiness to negotiate on Formosa.
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Asia
Chou
United States of America
United States
Far East
Taiwan
Formosa
Mohammed Ali
Pakistan
India
Indonesia
Ceylon
Burma
Peiping
Argmenanan
U Nu
Sunday Enterprise previews new features and local notes
The Sunday Enterprise highlights tomorrow's issues with reports on High Rock Lake water levels easing fears of a conspiracy by ALCOA, a Brummell home feature near Stagecoach Inn, Fair Grove basketball All America Darrell Floyd, and a junior singing quintet, plus other local items awaiting Sunday readers.
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High Rock Lake
ALCOA
Sunday Enterprise
High Rock
Stagecoach Inn
High Point
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Marta
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