Practical Nursing Program Promoted by NC Nurses Association
The North Carolina Licensed Practical Nurses Association led by President Mrs. Sybil D. Peace announces a refreshed practical nursing program. A 128 hour refresher course will be offered statewide with shared costs from the association, NACNPE, and the state's vocational education division.
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North Carolina
Practical Nurses Assn
Sybil D. Peace
Association For Practical Nurse Education
Timing and Tactics in H-Bomb Propaganda
The piece notes Soviet timing in revealing the H-bomb amid European political strain and cites Air Force Secretary Talbott warning of a Soviet air force capable of hitting Europe or the U S. It questions whether these claims reflect Kremlin strategy or U S defense lobbying amid budget pressures.
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Mossadegh
Iran
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Russia
Europe
United States
Air Force Assa
Heaven and Earth
Kremlin
Tribble urges Wake Forest toward university status in Winston-Salem
Wake Forest College president Harold W. Tribble speaks in Winston-Salem endorsing university status as the campus expands. He stresses quality over size, preserving the friendly campus atmosphere while raising academic standards, and defends the school against charges of heavy drinking weak speakers mediocre standards and overemphasis on sports.
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Harold W. Tribble
Wake Forest College
Winston- Salem
Wake Forest
Dr. Tribble
Tribble
Granddaughter Helps Grandma See at 90 Birthday Story
Forrest Cates wrote about Grandma Leslie's 90th birthday at Summerfield nursing home. She unexpectedly regained sight after 15 years of blindness and was told her photo would appear in the newspaper. Her smile made her the happiest of nonagenarians.
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Forrest Cates
Grandma Leslie
Summerfield
Building the South and Wisconsin Trade Debate
The Green Bay Press-Gazette analyzes Southern industrial strategy and its parallels to Wisconsin. It cites New Orleans trade growth, Tammany opposition, and the St. Lawrence waterway, arguing ocean bound commerce enriches communities and Wisconsin bears some fault in shaping policy.
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Press-Gazette
Wisconsin
South
Mississippi
New Orleans Times-Picayune
New Orleans
Orleans
Pabse
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Tammany
New York City
St. Lawrence Waterway
Dewey Joins Baruch Birthday Crowd In Manhattan
Governor Dewey attended Bernard Baruch’s 83rd birthday celebration in Manhattan amid plans for the Baruch Houses dedication. The event's guest list hinged on Swope’s matchmaking with Ike, then President Eisenhower. Dewey agreed to participate after White House confirmation, placing him beside Ike on the dais.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Manhattan
Baruch
Swope
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Thomas E. Stephens
Dewey
Eisenhower
Ance
Mr. Dewey
White House
Domo Swope
James C. Hagerty
Albany
Security factors and Iran matters in national policy
The piece surveys defense plant siting as a precaution against atomic threats, notes North Carolina’s non target status as a potential advantage, comments on Iran’s Shah and Mossadegh, and discusses Byrnes’ UN appointment and reactions from the American Federation of Teachers. It also quips about Kinsey, Kipling, and a bridge incident, finishing with a line about fishing versus farming.
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Gov
Dewey
Tom
Ike
Democat
North Carolina
Arthur Summerfield
Kentucky
Democrat
N.C
Bunk
Buncombe County
Felix Walker
Congress
Buncombe
Umstead
Russia
United States
Bruce Jolly
Washington
Greensboro News
Boston
Miami
Chicago
New Orleans
Seattle
San Diego
America
Ussia
Byrnes
U. S. Senate
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Eisenhower
U. S
United Nations
American Federation of Teachers
Peoria
Ill
North Carolina Senate race faces money versus ideas
Realistic actors loom in 1954 contest as Sen Lenn on campaigns on ideas and ex Governor Kerr Scott leans on a long record in agriculture and governorship. Scott seeks a hefty starting fund while Lennon pursues broad statewide outreach amid shifting legal spending rules. The race could redefine NC political history with money playing a pivotal role.
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United States Senate
Alton Lennon
Kerr Scott
Cam
Lennon
Scott
North Carolina
Secretary of State
Charlie Johnson
Umstead
Quotes From Officials on Korea Armistice and US Policy
Federal Civil Defense expert Colonel Chambers warns Russia’s long range thinking unchanged amid armistice talks and peace offensives. AFL Executive Council aims at the 83rd Congress as union leader Joseph Ryan says readiness under fire. George Kennan argues the US should stay out of Russia’s follies and not force involvement.
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Russia
Chambers
Explosive Force of Chinese Imperialism in Full Motion
George Sokolsky argues that Communist China has built a 4 million strong army and defeated 17 nations in Korea, while Mao's rise and Soviet backing push Asia toward Chinese hegemony. He portrays Nehru as frightened, India at risk, and the United States and Britain urged to act against Beijing to prevent a broader Chinese expansion.
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Iran
Tehran
Mossadegh
Mossydek
Ian
Eisenhower
South
Byrnes
U.N
United States
China
Great Britain
Douglas MacArthur
Matthew Ridgway
James van Fleet
Mark Clark
Mao Tze-tung
Japan
Russia
Soviet China
Soviet Russia
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Institute of Pacific Relations
Nehru
India
Burma
Indo-China
Thailand
United Nations
Stalin
Asia
Europe
East Asia
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Kipling
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Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
AFL Executive Council
Joseph Ryan
Longshoremen's Union
U.S
George F. Kennan
George Sokolsky
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