Robb Named To Building Code Council
Raleigh report notes eight appointments to state boards and commissions including Dr. George Robb of High Point to the Building Code Council for a term ending April 19, 1957. Other reappointments include Dr. Odum and Dr. McGehee to the Prison Advisory Council and K L Quiggins to the Examiners in Optometry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Gary
Scott
Howard W. Odum
Chapel Hill
Howard McGehee
Leaksville-Spray
Prison Advisory Council
K. L. Quiggins
Greenville
State Board of Examiners In
T. Len
North Carolina Board of Boiler Rules
Celeste Hayde
Physical Therapists
Edna M. Blumenthal
Durham
Symington Wins Missouri Primary For U S Senate
Stuart Symington led over State Attorney General J E Taylor by more than two to one based on 3 591 of 4 732 precincts with 298 042 votes to 118 902 Taylor Clarion from St Louis notes Truman backed Taylor but Symington carried Kansas City and the state Symington celebrates after an all night party. Former Gov Phil M Donnelly led Democrats for governor with 168 089 votes to 102 738 Welch. Howard Elliott led a five person Republican governor race. Turbine generators supply 9 percent of U S household electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Stuart Symington
Truman
U. S
Missouri
Symington
J. E. Taylor
Taylor
Washington
Air Force
Reconstruction Finance Corp
RFC
Donnelly
Phil J. Welch
Howard Elliott
Elliott
James M. Pendergast
Tom
Senate
White House
Iran Names Lower House Speaker Kashani Elected
Seyed Kashani, Iran’s top religious leader and key figure in the Mossadegh era, was elected speaker of the Majlis. Reports note a rift with Mossadegh and Kashani’s prior support for the government, with tensions amid attempts to consolidate power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Seyed Kashani
Ahmed Qavam
Kashani
Mahmud Baharmasi
Mohammed Mossadegh
Soviet Union
Julfa
Tudeh Party
Argentina
Bakhtar
Majlis
Four Negro trade schools receive Mazure estate gifts
The late Rabbi Maurice M. Mazure will provided over $100,000 to Negro trade schools. Four institutions were named: Sterling High School Greenville, South Carolina Trade School Denmark, Burke Trade School Charleston, and Piney Woods Country Life School Piney Woods Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
S. C
South Carolina
Maurice M. Mazure
Mazure
Atlantic City
N. J
Temple of Israel
United States
Mordecai Nachman
Howard University
Washington
Sterling High School
Georgia Florida tobacco markets hold firm on steady prices
Georgia Florida markets show firm prices despite some weaknesses as Tuesday sales reflect an average near $52.03 for 8,967,113 pounds. Total sales through Monday reach 97,588,818 pounds at $52.14. Georgia season sales total 84,791,918 pounds at $51.91, while Florida sales total 12,796,900 pounds at $53.66. Good lemon lugs fetch $63 and fair lemon cutters $65 with leaf grades around $64 for good lemon and $59 for fair orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Florida
Two Youths Sought In Slayings In France
Police hunted southwestern France for two young campers suspected in the triple murder of Sir Jack Drummond his wife Anne and 11 year old daughter Elizabeth near a tent. A French farmer found Elizabeth and Anne Beating noted. Investigators sought a foreign legion deserter earlier and the carbine used suggested a robbery motive.
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Surs
France
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jack Cecil Drummond
Drummond
Eisenhower
Anne
Elizabeth
Pierre Dominici
Sir Jack
Foreign Legion
Italy
Mexicans Return to Mexico as Cotton Jobs Vanish
Border Patrol reports a wave of Mexican migrants crossing back to Mexico from the Rio Grande area. They say the cotton crop shortage leaves few jobs for Mexican workers, prompting voluntary returns to their homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa
Tex
Border Patrol
Rio Grande
U. S
Mexico
Green Aeeneeneras Sell Midtown Market Items
A fragment notes prices for green aeeneeneras with costs around $30 to $44, indicating variability in medium green varieties listed in a local market.
Virginians Held For Ice Cream Stand Robbery
Three Virginians including a 16 year old girl are jailed in Alamance County on a highway robbery with firearms charge after a drive-in ice cream stand robbery of about $40. Suspects Michael Candel James Summers and Wanda Wallace were arrested within minutes by Burlington police.
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Burlington
N. C
Alamance County
C. H. Moore
Michael Leonard Candel
Portsmouth
James Summers
Wanda Wallace
Norfolk
Here
U. S. Highway 70
Moore
Candel
Miss Wallace
Summers
Soldier says he believes in angels after wallet returned
Pvt. Ernest McCall of Easley South Carolina said he truly believes in angels after his wallet containing 135 dollars was found and returned in tact at Shepard Air Force Base by Airman Merle Angell of Barnum Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Tex
Ernest McCall
Easley
S.C
McCall
Shepard Air Force Base
Merle Angell
Barnum
Iowa
BeneVim Promises Energy for Wilkesboro Children
In North Wilkesboro Mrs. Marie Parker touts BeneVim for her two sons aged four and six. She reports restored color, reduced tiredness after play, and improved appetite. The ad claims high potency ingredients aid growth, energy, and health, with easy nightly doses and tasty flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Parker
North Wilkesboro
North Carolina
BeneVim
BeNeVim Product Ad Promises Satisfaction or Refund
An ad touts BeNeVim with guaranteed results or money back. It promotes a big bottle for $1.49 at drugstores, claims no prescription is needed, and states there is no substitute for BeNeVim.
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Building Code Council
Madison
Wis
al Joos
Wisconsin
Joos
New York
Breda O'Sullivan
Listowel
County Kerry
Ireland
Frank Hagostak
Johnstown
Breda
Therm
C Ipply. Limited
SA Avy
Ipso
High Point
Asheboro
Thomasville
Kester Bros. & Sons
Alexander R. Bolling
Third Army
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Frank Pace
Bolling
Army
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
U. S. Army
Patsy Ann Partridge
J. B. Partridge
London
Hoboken
England
Patsy Ann
Harriet
Short Hills
Undies
Wilkesboro
Leonard’s
DuPont
Leonard
North Wrenn Street
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