Reds Move to Quell Strikes Amid East Berlin Tensions
The High Point Enterprise reports mass Soviet troop and police movements in East Berlin amid East German unrest over Eisenhower food parcels. Western observers note large scale troop and police deployments, desertions from East German police, and continued arrests at border crossings as about 1.7 million parcels have been distributed in 11 days. The issue highlights East German government propaganda efforts and international reactions to the food aid program.
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East Germany
Bg Ey
East Berlin
United States
Northwest German Radio
Magerviebhof
Russia
Eisenhower
West Berlin
Red
Wiley Opposed To Admitting China to Talks
Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Wiley says he strongly opposes including Red China in a Big Four foreign ministers meeting on German and Austrian issues. Senator Mansfield backs him saying China’s inclusion would recognize the Communist regime and is inappropriate. The debate follows Soviet Russia’s reply to the invitation and its call for broader world problem discussions.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Red China
Wisconsin
United States
France
Britain
China
Wiley
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Bprgien
Foree
Imm. S
Senate Foreign Affairs Exrts
Estern
Russia
Germany
Austria
Rocky Mount minister leads Baptist Convention split over liberalism
The Rev. Samuel H. W. Johnston of North Rocky Mount Baptist Church charges the Southern Baptist Convention with liberalism and modernism. He urges the church to withdraw support and seek independence with the General Association of Regular Baptists, citing speakers from Wake Forest College and Riverside Baptist Church.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
Samuel H. W. Johnston
General Association of Regular Baptists
Johnston
Wake Forest College
Robert J. McCracken
Riverside Baptist Church
New York City
S&s
Ferrer
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Christ
Joseph
Southern Baptist Convention
North Rocky Mount Baptist Church
Memphis
Tenn
Politicians View Delayed Racial Cases
Southern leaders react to the Supreme Court postponing re arguments in five public school segregation cases. U S Attorney General Brownell asks for time to gather facts, with governors and attorneys general weighing potential effects on Southern school integration plans and equalization efforts.
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Atlanta
South
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S
Mississippi
Hugh White
White
High Court
Atty
T. C. Callison
South Carolina
Callison
J. Lindsay Almond
Virginia
EB Cook
Georgia
Ervin
Supreme Court
Permits Issued for New Homes in Local District
E. E. Younts, Inc. receives a permit for a six room residence at 509 Floralham Ave with an estimated cost of 12250 dollars. J. W. Lamet secures a permit for a four room home at 1421 North Hamilreekee with an estimated cost of zero.
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E. E. Younts
Auto Larceny Charged To Local Man
A local man, Gurney Marion, 23, of 1604 Welborn St, is charged with auto larceny in a municipal court indictment. The recovered car belongs to Dorothy Beck of Thomasville, a local waitress. Bond set at 1000 dollars with a hearing scheduled next Monday.
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Gurney Marion
Welborn St
Dorothy Beck
Thomasville
Lacy Clauson
Route 6
Bobby Carson
Bradshaw St
D. M. Baker
W. Broad St
Hazel Dill
E.ton Ave
Dorothy Brown
Tilbert Everheart
Oak View
Ae Raymond Brown
E. Lexington Ave
Charles Patterson
N. Main St
Stock market shows mixed gains on volume surge
Stocks in New York opened higher with the day’s gains centered on rail and oil issues. Missouri Pacific preferred led with a 1 8 point rise to 41 2, while Texas Pacific and Superior Oil posted notable advances as early activity totaled 260 000 shares.
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New York
Rails
Missouri-Pacific
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
Kansas City Southern
Texas & Pacific
Superior Oil of
California
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Charlotte business leader named acting president at Queens College
James J. Harris said H. H. Everett will serve as acting president of Queens College until a permanent successor to the late Dr. C. C. Jernigan is named. Everett is stepping in as the college awaits a full appointment.
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Charlotte
Queens College
James J. Harris
H. H. Everett
C. C. Jernigan
Police Greet Coolest Day Remove Neckties
City officers enjoyed relief from the heat as Police Chief C. C. Stoker ordered neckties discarded for the rest of the summer. He also indicated further uniform changes are planned with new orders expected this fall.
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C. C. Stoker
Stoker
Bond Drive Headquarters Opens August 20
Raleigh reports that a campaign to push a 72 million dollar bond issue for school buildings and mental hospitals opens August 20. The campaign is run by Public Schools and Mental Hospitals Inc with leaders John Harden and Brandon Hodges, appointed by Gov. Umstead. Voters will decide on the 50 million for schools and 22 million for mental hospitals on October 3.
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Raleigh
Public Schools and Mental Hospitals, Inc
Gov. Umstead
Umstead
John Harden
Burlington Mills
Brandon P. Hodges
Champion Paper and Fibre Co
Tarpaulin Stolen Reported to Deputies
L. E. Robertson of Albertson road reported the theft of a tarpaulin from his home near noon last Monday to the sheriff's deputies yesterday.
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Sheriff's Deputies
L. E. Robertson
Albertson Road
Divorce Action Filed in Municipal Court
A divorce action based on separation was filed today in Municipal Court by Nannie V. Thomas against Dewey W. Thomas.
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Nannie V. Thomas
Dewey W. Thomas
Realty Transfers Bring Several Property Deeds
Point Township transfers Clyde E Beeson and wife to Thomas W Hughes and wife for one lot in M J Wrenn property. R B Moore and wife to T E Dodamead and wife for a tract on Locke Street. Percy O Barber and wife to Barber Construction Inc for seven lots in Oak Hill Forest subdivision. Better Bill Homes Inc to R D Hancock and wife one lot in North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends property.
Five Die in Bus Trailer Collision on Route 66
A Greyhound bus and a car pulling a house trailer crashed on a bridge near Hydro Oklahoma, then fell 25 feet into a ravine. Five people were killed and 24 injured, with one baby among the fatalities. The wreckage scattered across the scene as responders arrived.
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Hydro
Okla
Greyhound
Here
U. S. Highway 66
E. W. Lewis
Arizona
Weatherford
George Miller
Bill Pratt
Oklahoma City
Miller
Bicycle Crash Injures 12YearOld on Amos Street
A 12-year-old girl, Becky Allen, was injured when her bicycle on Amos Street collided with a moving car at Amos and Redding. She suffered a leg injury and was under X ray evaluation at noon. The driver, James Luther Bryson, 1129 Tryon St, faced no charges.
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Smith Street
Amos Street
Amos and
Redding Streets
Becky Allen
G. T. Allen
Smith St
James Luther Bryson
Tryon St
Siren Triggers Hour-Long Traffic Tie-Up At Intersection
A malfunctioning burglar alarm on a McLean Trucking Co. tractor trailer caused a nonstop siren at Montlieu avenue and North Main street last night. State troopers managed the traffic while an employee from Winston-Salem arrived with the key to disable the alarm, ending the disruption after about an hour.
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Montlieu Avenue
North Main Street
McLean Trucking Co
Winston-Salem
Boys Claim They Were Trapped Into Peonage
Twenty two Black boys aged 14 to 17 returned home to Brooklyn and New York after escaping from a farm near Wayland New York where they say they were lured as vacation laborers, charged for meals and quarters, and forced to walk back to the city. Police and state officials search for the unidentified farm and farmer who allegedly exploited them.
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New York
Klyn
New York World-Telegram and
Sun
Wayland
N. Y
State Farm Bureau
Vienna
Brooklyn
Long Island
New Jersey
Police Probe Tangle Of Marriages
In Woonsocket Rhode Island police investigated the tangled marriages of a 52 year old machine shop sweeper and his wife who together count 12 spouses. Arthur Dakin pleaded innocent to bigamous cohabitation with his eighth wife but allegedly said he had not divorced prior seven. Bail set at 2500 dollars for him and his wife Diana who admitted two undivorced husbands. He claimed to have married Irma in 1916 Pauline 1918 Hilda 1921 Ruth 1928 May 1932 or 1933 Suzanna 1936 and Carrie 1937.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Arthur V. Dakin
Dakin
Diana
Ernest N. Boucher
Irma
Nova Scotia
Pauline
Searsport
Hilda
Bangor
Ruth
St. Stephens
N. B
May
Lynn
Mass
Suzanna
Cumberland
Carrie
Underwood, Md
Firemen Respond to Three Blazes in City
Firefighters answered three alarms yesterday afternoon and evening. A grass fire along a railroad bank at 209 South Hamilton street caused no major damage. A trash fire at 274 South Wrenn Street prompted a 1 23 p.m. call. A defective oil stove at 601 Ward Street led to a 5 22 p.m. investigation. resident listed as Mrs. W A McDowell.
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Hamilton Street
S. Wrenn St
Ward St
W. A. McDowell
Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Health and Relief
Nag backache and fatigue may signal slow kidney function caused by stress or improper diet. Doan's Pills offer mild diuretic relief used by millions for over 50 years to flush waste from kidney tubes and filters and restore energy.
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Dean
Doan
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