High Point Man Pinned In Wreck Near Jamestown
Willard M. Jennings, 37, of Willowbrook Street, was freed after a hacksaw cut loosened the seat and dash, then rushed to High Point Memorial Hospital with severe injuries. The crash damaged a cedar tree and telephone pole, vehicle a total loss, while a second rear-end collision near Jamestown High School caused no charges by late night.
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Willard M. Jennings
Willowbrook Street
Guilford College Road
Jamestown
Jennings
William Lundy Ee
High Point Memorial Hospital
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
High Point Memorial
Jamestown High School
Wiley Eldon Carico
Asheboro
Anderson Coleman
Greensboro
Tabitha Wagoner Coleman
Communists Urge Rebels To Surrender In Tibet
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports Chinese Communist leaders warning Tibetan rebels to surrender or be wiped out. Gen Fu Chung said remnants were being hunted in remote mountains as Peiping underscores border sealing and condemns foreign intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red China
Fu Chung
Red Army
Peo
Tibet
Peiping
United
India
United States
P. N. Menon
Foreign Ministry
Menon
Dalai Lama
Tezpur
Weather Outlook for Northwest to Rockies and Plains
Rain expected along the north Pacific coast from Washington to central California. Showers in the Appalachians and coastal Middle Atlantic, southern Appalachians, central plains, and Rockies. Colder conditions in the Ohio Valley and Appalachians, warmer in the north and central plains and in the northern and central Rockies.
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Pacific Coast
Washington
California
Appalachians
Middle Atlantic States
Central Plains
Rockies
Ohio Valley
North
Central Rockies
Senate To Debate Wage Bill And Highway Plans
Raleigh AP dispatch notes a Senate hearing on a 75 cent minimum wage bill for up to 55 000 workers, a House debate on Highway Commission reorganization to 14 members, and a discussion on unwed mothers welfare cases with prison terms up to two years for mothers of two or more illegitimate children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Highway Commission
General Assembly
Senate Committee On Manufacturing, Labor and Commerce
House
Hodges
Senate
House Health Committee
Lunsford Crew
Halifax
Rachel Darden Davis
Lenoir
Sol Wo
Joint Appropriations
Debate Over a National Floral Emblem Persists in Congress
In Room 109 of the Senate Office Building Sen. Paul Douglas leads the corn tassel faction in the discussion on a national floral emblem. Rose advocates highlight poetry and history while corn tassel supporters praise its native American origins and wide cultivation. The May 5 Senate debate looms, with roses and corn tassels as leading contenders and other flowers recently added to the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Congress
Douglas
House Administration Committee
Castro Is Cheered In Harvard Speech
Fidel Castro told a Harvard audience that freedom requires personal rights, reading, writing, and a free press. He urged better Latin American understanding as he spoke before about 10,000 people outside Dillon Field House and later addressed students at Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fidel Castro
Castro
Dillon Field
Harvard University
Harvard Law Forum
Ie Castro
Latin America
United States
Cuba
New York
Harvard
Inauguration Ceremony At Wofford College
Educators from several states gather in Spartanburg to honor Wofford College and its seventh president Dr. Charles Franklin Marsh. Bishop Nolan Harmon presides at the inaugural exercises with Bishop Cyril Dawsey presenting benediction. Dr. Louis B. Wright from Folger Shakespeare Library will deliver the address. Memorial Auditorium hosts the luncheon with Dean Philip Covington presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Wofford College
Charles Franklin Arsh
Nolan B. Harmon
Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
Marsh
Cyri B. Dawsey
Memorial Auditorium
Aynor
D.C
Bishop Dawsey
Louis B. Wright
Folger Shakespeare Library
G County
Wofford
University of North Carolina
Philip Stanhope Covington
Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium
Mississippi Mob Kidnaping Sparks Calls for Swift Justice
The Jackson Daily News urged swift punishment for the men who abducted Parker in Poplarville Mississippi. Attor ney R Jess Brown said the act was a surprise and the case drew reactions from Theodore Bilbo and Tuskegee Institute highlighting ongoing racial tensions and lynching history.
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Mississippi
Jackson Daily News
Parker
R. Jess Brown
Poplarville
New York
Theodore G. Bilbo
Juniper Grove
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee, Ala
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Willard Monroe Jennin
David Cox
U.S. Weather Bureau
Rose
Dogwood
Arthur Edson
Congressional Gardens
William Penn
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Frances Bolton
Ohio
Library of Congress
James C. Davis
D-Ga
William Brewster
Union
Walter Judd
R-Minn
Congressional
Sen
Back Bay
Boston Police
Martin Velilla
Princeton
Accomey Council
Newspaper
Avertising Tocsations
Nash
N. Main ST
S. Main ST
Florida
Aluminum Products Co
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