Hodges Backs Stevenson for Democratic Nomination
Gov. Hodges told about 1,000 Democrats in Winston-Salem he favors Adlai Stevenson as the party’s presidential nominee. He praised Stevenson and criticized Eisenhower’s publicity push while urging hurricane and flood protection, school patience, and water conservation. Sen. Ervin spoke on the Reserve Forces Act and Sen. Kerr Scott urged a world food bank to combat hunger and reduce surplus U.S. farm goods. Rep. Durham described the Geneva conference on atomic energy as a success.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Luther Loo
Adlai Stevenson
Young Democrats
Hodges
Stevenson
Eisenhower
United States
Ike
Truman
Sam Ervin
Kerr Scott
World Food Bank
Carl Durham
Durham
Geneva
Sen
Scott
Sen. Scott
Ted
Sen. Ervin
Decline in Eastern Flue-Cured Tobacco Belt Sales
The Eastern North Carolina Flue-Cured Tobacco Belt sold 26,885,296 pounds over Thursday and Friday at an average of 47.352 per hundred, down 5.89 from last season’s first two days. Friday sales totaled 12,128 pounds at 46.70 per hundred as demand remained steady with loan program deliveries near 47 percent of gross sales.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Federal State Market News Service
Israel Arab Peace Slips Over Dulles Offer Rejected
The Foreign Ministry source said Syria and other Arab states would reject the Dulles offer. He argued the proposal conflicts with Arab League resolutions seeking to compensate and repatriate Arab refugees to their homes.
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Eign
Syria
Dulles
Arab League
Ervin Announces Candidacy for Re election in Democratic Primary
Sen Sam J Ervin Jr of Be gan ton confirmed he will seek reelection in the Democratic primary next May at a large Winston Salem rally He said he has unofficially been running since taking office He defended his foreign aid stance backing military aid to South Korea and Nationalist China and opposing a total cut while supporting limited technical assistance and opposing replacing foreign troops with American forces
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Beganton
Ervin
Monroe Redden
Hendersonville
South Kores
Formosa
Sen. Ervin
Arab leaders urged to act on Dulles Palestine proposals
Information Minister Mohiddin Nussali in Beirut called for immediate Arab government meetings to study concrete Dulles proposals and decide on rejection or acceptance. Dr Izzai Tannous, exile leader, accused Dulles of offering 30 pieces of silver to curry Zionist votes for the 1956 presidential election. Israeli tensions remained high.
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Jerusalem
Beirut
Lebanon
Mohiddin Nussali
Dulles
Ements
Izzai Tannous
Palestine
Jaycee program outlines small industries plan in North Carolina
Durham hosts the North Carolina Jaycees two day quarterly board meeting with about 350 members and wives. Capus Waynick and Dr C S Logsdon join Governor Hodges plan staff for tomorrow morning’s session. Hugh McKenna and Miss Faye Raleigh attend as featured speakers and a Miss North Carolina of 1956 is introduced.
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Durham
North Carolina
Jaycees
Hodges
Tar Heel
Capus Waynick
High Point
C. S. Logsdon
University of North Carolina
Paul Johnston
N. C
Tar Heel Jaycees
Injured Man Remains In Coma After Roadside Finding
Horace C. Carmichael, 24, found seriously injured on Trinity Ave near here last Sunday, remains in a semi conscious state in a Winston-Salem hospital. He has a fractured pelvis and hip injuries with extensive brush burns and cannot tell deputies what happened.
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Horace C. Carmichael
Here
Sheriff's Deputies
Johnson Rdman
Winston-Salem
Trinity Ave
Magazine Collection Sent to Guilford Sanatorium
A large collection of zines including Saturday Evening Post dating to 1928 was given to the Guilford County sanatorium by Mrs C H Rhodes of 205 Parkway. The collection belonged to her late husband, former president of Rhodes Press Co. The set covers 1928 to present and is expected to aid 200 to 500 patients next year.
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Saturday Evening Post
Guilford County
Anesthetics Are Absent from Soviet Health Policy
Critics argue the Soviet health program suffers from three main flaws. Centralization dominates reform as one man in Moscow controls medical education for the entire country. Over-staffing leads to lavish physician rosters in sanatoriums, far exceeding U S norms. A heavy female predominance marks the profession, with few men entering medical fields, raising concerns about gender balance in care.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Schafer
Soviet Health Ministry
Russia
Funeral rites for Michael Elbert Dagenhart
Funeral services for Michael Elbert Dagenhart 27 months old proceed this afternoon at 2 30 at Conrad Memorial Baptist Church with Rev C K Rand. Interment in Spring Hill Cemetery follows. The infant is son of Jones E and Nancy Swaim Dagenham of 503 Jeanette St. and died Friday at 1 26 p m.
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Michael Ebert Dagenhart
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
C. K. Rand
Spring Hill Church
Michael Elbert
Jones E
Nancy Swaim Dagenham
Jeanette St
Thomasville
Maudell Hae Hendley
James J. Hemsley
Salem St
Siler Funeral
Clarence G. Jenkins
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Jer Lambert
Lloyd Yearwood
Joeards
Jesse Moose
Albert Bean
Robey Durham
Holly Hill
Hendley
City Memorial Hospital
Althoug
Rochelle and Ryan Named to Southern Furniture Posts
Rochelle, Ryan named to top production and cost roles in the Southern Furniture Manufacturer's Association at its first annual meeting in Asheville. J. T. Ryan elected executive vice president. S. D. Weber presides. Phonse Bean is second vice president. S. C. Styers is a director.
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Jack Rochelle
Southern Furniture Manufacturer's Association
Asheville
J. T. Ryan
High Point
S. D. Weber
Chattanooga
Tenn
Phonse Bean
Mebane
Secondice
S. C. Styers
Morganton
VFEW Behind Jet Air Group Meeting Planned Monday
Piedmont Post No. 1960 of the VFW backs a jet training base at Greensboro High Point airport. Commander Charles Bedford cites security, reserve strength, and prioritizing national defense in a letter to County Commissioners. A Post meeting is set for Monday night August 29 with all members urged to attend.
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Piedmont Post
VFW
Greensboro High Point
Charlies Bedford
Man Wanted In Slaying Sought Here
Local police sought a 34 year old Negro man for murder in Reidsville. Herman Currents possibly headed toward High Point in a red car with sun visor. He was last seen leaving Reidsville about 8 50 PM.
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Reidsville
High Point
Herman
Assault Charges Filed In Cutting Incident
A 33 year old man was arrested on an assault with a deadly weapon count after slashing Ike Williams on the arm with a knife. Sherman Smith of 227 Reid St. was charged in a warrant, Williams required 20 stitches. Smith posted $200 bond and set to appear in Municipal Court on Sept 12.
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Sherman Smith
Reid St
Ike Williams
Leonard St
Smith
Temperatures Near Normh In Northeast And South
The Associated Press reports unsettled weather from New England to the Northern Plains with cloudy skies and scattered showers. Temperatures ranged from the 70s to 90s, with 100 degrees in Thermal California and 93 in Chicago. Other readings included Seattle 65 and San Francisco 58.
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Associated Press
New England
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Northern Plains
Gulf Coast
Middle
South Atlantic States
Central
Southern Plains
Continental Divide
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Interior
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Ing
Thermal
Calif
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Providence, R. I
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Denver
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Baltimore
Salt Lake City
Dallas
San Diego
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Ryan
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Rockies
North
Middle Atlantic States
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Jet Air Group
Parke, Davis & Company
Koonts-Mcghee Drug CO
S. Main ST
Buick
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le Buichk
Gary Buick
W. F. Mauldin, Inc
N. Main Street
High Point, N. C
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