Court Deliberates Sabbath Refusal and Unemployment Pay
North Carolina Supreme Court hears whether a Seventh-day Adventist woman fired for refusing Friday work qualifies for unemployment benefits. The ESC and Superior Court ruled against her, saying her Sabbath observance hindered job availability. Her appeal cites equal protection, church-state separation, and religious freedom.
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Raleigh
Employment Security Commission
Superior Court
State Supreme Court
ESC
Imogene KR. Miller
Rockwell
Frank M. Armstrong
Miller
Cannon Mills
Kannapolis
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Cannon
Lake Attacks NAACP Policies in North Carolina
Assistant Attorney General Beverly Lake told a joint convention that Negro citizens could rise by following his four propositions to keep segregated, “separate, identifiable groups” in state schools. He criticized NAACP as foreign to North Carolina and announced his resignation effective Oct. 1 to return to private practice. Hodges earlier refused to oust him after a July Asheboro speech.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Beverly Lake
National Assn
Lake
State Assn
North
Caro
NAACP
Asheboro
U.S. Supreme Court
Luther Hodges
Hodges
Pazo claims instant relief for piles at home
An advert promises no surgery and rapid swelling reduction for internal and external piles using a stainless compound named Pazo. It touts six medically proven ingredients and claims instant relief in doctor tests, urging years of real results for users.
Remarkable Triolyte Aids Anesthetic Action
Promotional fragment touts Wonderful Triolyte as a fast acting one step remedy for stopping itching and swelling with a claim of instant relief. The ad mentions modern suppositories or ointment available at druggists and promises no stained clothes.
Freight Train Rams School Bus Killing 10 Children
A freight train slammed into a loaded grammar school bus at a downtown crossing in Spring City Tennessee killing 10 children and injuring 30 plus the bus driver. The bus was crossing when the train struck at about 45 mph. Driver Raymond Moore 39 said he stopped but his view was blocked by four parked cars. Moore and engineer Paul Gilles were charged with manslaughter as investigators probing the crossing lights as faulty.
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Spring City
Tenn
Raymond Moore
Back Valley
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Moore
Dayton
Walter Boles
Gene Crisp
Frank Clement
State Highway Patrol
Cecil Strader
Strader
Bustas
Soviet Farm Leaders Conclude U S Visit
Soviet delegation head Vladimir Matskevich wraps up a six week farm and factory tour with a Beltsville stop, a National Press Club lunch, and plans to travel to Canada before returning to the USSR. About 370 guests attended a Moscow Embassy gala. Marilyn Monroe was invited but did not attend.
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Tom Whitney
NGTON
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
National Press Club
Vladimir Matskevich
Canada
New York
Matskevich
Washington
U.S.S.R
Marilyn Monroe
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Final Leaf Sales Set For Today
Final sales will be held today at nine markets in the Georgia Florida Flue Cured Tobacco Belt. Adel Baxley Blackshear Fitzgerald Hazelhurst Moultrie Nashville Quitman in Georgia and Live Oak Hahira in Florida plus Georgia markets. USDA said volumes were small at 18 markets open yesterday but average prices rose from Friday. Most leaf offered was poor or low quality with nondescript grade. Gross sales last week reached 43 941150 pounds averaging 40 61 per hundred. Season sales total 103 844 744 pounds averaging 47 01.
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Valdosta
Georgia-Florida
Adel
Baxley
Blackshear
Fitzgerald
Hazelhurst
Moultrie Nashville
Quitman
Georgia
Live Oak
Fla
Hahira
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Tobacco Market Slowdown Amid Price Rise Across Carolinas
South Carolina and border North Carolina flue cured tobacco markets pressed on amid a rising price trend since last Friday. Volume was heavy as markets operated 3 1 2 hours daily. SC Farm Bureau says the reduced hours are inconvenient but worthwhile. Year’s crop mostly sold with quality improving. averages rose $1 to $3 per hundred while some grades fell. Total auction volume reached 43,532,560 pounds at $54.91 per hundred, down 66 cents from last week.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
North Carolina
South Carolina Farm Bureau
E. H. Agnew
Hoos
12 Year Old Drowns After Refusing Unsafe Raft
A 12 year old boy drowned yesterday at Fort Point Channel after declining to join friends on a raft. Everett D. Bell Jr. slipped while watching his companions, ending in a fatal fall into the water.
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Boston
Fort Point
Everett D. Bell Jr
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