Commitment Sunday Observed By High Point Methodist Churches
Methodist churches in High Point plan Commitment Sunday with emphasis on Education Commitment Rehabilitation and Legislation. Members may sign commitment cards to pledge total abstinence from alcohol, reaffirming past promises or making a first commitment. The action aligns with Christmas For Christ observance and individual responsibility for signing.
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High Point
Methodist Church
Board of Temperance
N. C. Christian Advocates
Israeli Correspondent Hellman to Speak at United Jewish Appeal Banquet
Yehudah Hellman world famous Israeli newspaper correspondent will be the featured speaker at the United Jewish Appeal Banquet tomorrow evening at 6 30 at the Educational Center on N Hamilton St. He will address the future of all and funds will support Aeneid Arenoon chair man aided by Herman Bernard and Willard Myers co chairmen.
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Yehudah Hellman
United Jewish Appeal
N. Hamilton St
Hellman
Aeneid Arenoon
Herman Bernard
Willard Myers
North Carolina Jewish Youth Meet Plans Summer Retreat
The Jewish Youth of North Carolina held a statewide meeting at the Educational Center calling it highly successful. Plans were advanced for a summer retreat at Wild Acres near Little Switzerland for 80 to 90 youths ages 14 to 18.
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North Carolina
Rabbi Gold
Vleomalate
Wild Acres
Little Switzerland
Paul Er
Woman's Auxiliary to Hold Sunday Owl Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary of M. 8 holds a big on owl at 11 a.m. Monday. Mrs. R. G. Bell of Greensboro will speak on alcoholism at the occasion.
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R. G. Bell
Greensboro
Lutheran youths plan Salem visit after morning service
The young people of the Luther League will depart after morning worship tomorrow to visit the Lutheran Children's Home of the South in Salem Virginia. A scavenger hunt held this past week by the Luther League collected a variety of canned goods. MORE ON PAGE FIVE.
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Luther Sea of Manuel Lutheran
Lutheran Children's Home of the South
Salem
Luther League
Plummer discusses exhuming Arlie Lanning's mother's body
Davidson County coroner Dr. David E. Plummer conferred with Arlie J. Lanning's family to seek consent for exhuming their mother's body to check for arsenic poisoning. Earlier, authorities found arsenic in Mrs. Doss and Mrs. Hazel, and a court order may be needed to proceed this afternoon.
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Lexington
David E. Plummer
Davidson County
Arlie J. Lanning
Arlie Lanning
Nannie Doss
Tulse
Okla
Doss
Lou Hazel
Duke Hospital
Lanning
Hazel
Plummer
Davies Final Pay Held Up Over Security Document Fear
Washington State Department withholds final pay of Paton Davies Jr a 23 year veteran in a dispute over signing a form alleged to gag him about his firing as a security risk. Davies who vanished Nov 5 under Secretary Dulles review faces a “lack of judgment” label but no Communist affiliation.
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Washington
State Department
Paton Davies Jr
Securi
Davies
Res
State Dulles
Dulles
Truman
Davles
Benjamin Shute
New York
Gec. Ng
Ee Nioe
Department
Senthy
R-Wis
Patrick J Hurley
Chine
Two Ft. Bragg Lieutenants Die in Auto Crash
Two Ft. Bragg lieutenants were killed and a third injured when their car overturned after hitting a culvert at the fort midnight. casualties were 2nd Lt. Graham Ford of Naples Florida and 2nd Lt. Burley B. Davis of Cowpens South Carolina.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Fort
Graham Ford
Francis Ford
Naples
Fla
Burley B. Davis
Roland R. Davis
Cowpens
S.C
Bank Bandits Struck Twice More In Vancouver Robberies
In Vancouver and New Westminster bandits added to a six week spree with two hits that netted about 30 000 dollars. A lone gunman struck the Bank of Toronto in New Westminster then three gunmen hit the Royal Bank of Canada in West Vancouver taking 7500 to 10000 dollars before departing unchallenged. The city stayed braced as armed squads and police expanded patrols amid jittery clerks and false alarms.
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Vancouver
B.C
Garnet
Bank of Toronto
New Westminster
Royal Bank of Canada
West Vancouver
Eaoly
Millikin Minimizes GOP Split
Senator Millikin asserts the GOP will stay unified as Sen. Knowland is expected to remain Senate Republican leader despite a split over condemning Senator McCarthy. The final party vote showed 22 for and 22 against condemnation with 44 Democrats opposing.
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Washington
Millikin
R-Cole
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
McCarthy
GOP
Morse
Indore
Senashare Knowland
Asia
Sen. Aiken
R-Vt
Lotingland
Eisenhower
Seroma
Rege
Neveret
Young
North Dakota
Atoms for Peace Final Vote Expected in U N General Assembly
United Nations debate on Eisenhower’s atoms for peace plan moves to a final General Assembly vote. The resolution calls for an international agency to promote peaceful atomic energy and a stockpile with fissionable material from the U S and Britain. It proposes an international technical conference by next August open to all UN members.
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United Nations
N.Y
Eisenhower
General Assembly
United States
Red China
Washington
Britain
U.N
Australia
Belgium
Canada
France
South Africa
Socaiog Inn Award
China vows to liberate Formosa despite US Taiwan pact
Peiping Radio quotes People's Daily saying the Chinese people will never tolerate the U S Nationalist China treaty and will liberate Taiwan. The article criticizes Britain's appeal to restraint and frames the pact as a provocation and support for Chiang Kai-shek.
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Tokyo
Red China
Formosa
United States
China
Peiping Radio
People’s Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Taiwan
Britain
U.S
Segregation in High Point and other Sunday features
The Sunday Enterprise previews the first half of a two part survey on segregation in High Point with reader comments. It questions council pay at $720 a year and offers behind the scenes facts. It also highlights a look at Johnsonville's past and a bad check wave during Christmas season.
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High Point
Sunday Enterprise
Bob Marks
Johnsonville
Randolph County
Health Officials Declare Emergency Over Meningitis Case
Davidson County health authorities declare an emergency in Lexington and urge drug stores to waive prescriptions for sulfa drugs for high school students as a preventive measure after a 16 year old girl at Lexington High School is diagnosed with spinal meningitis. The illness is described as highly contagious and all homeroom and related class students will take the drug during a four to seven day incubation period.
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Lexington
Davidson County
J. W. Varner
Warner
Health Office
Varner
State seeks to block ICC ruling in freight rate dispute
North Carolina appeals to federal court to stop an ICC order raising intrastate freight rates by 15 percent January 28. The suit, filed by the attorney general and Agriculture Department, claims the ICC acted arbitrarily and beyond authority in setting cross state shipment rates and impacts a million dollars per year.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolin
Federal
Attorney General
Agriculture Earnest
ICC
Nea North
Council Meets to Plan AP News Coverage in NC
The North Carolina Associated Press News Council held its fall meeting in Greensboro with President Miles H. Wolff presiding. Reports were given on freedom of information, Tampa editors meeting insights, and football coverage. State Sen. Arthur Kirkman to address tonight's dinner. tomorrow separate sessions for morning and evening papers will be chaired by Worth Bacon and Vernon Morton.
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Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
E. L. Spivey
The
Baptist Convention of North Carolina
Atsn
Approxien
C. K. Rand
Greensboro
General Assembly
North Carolina
Associated Press News Council
Miles H. Wolff
Holt McPherson
High Point
Mitchell
Gastonia
Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Sam Ragen
Raleigh
Arthur Kirkman
Worth Bacon
Winston-Salem
Vernon Morton
Wilson
National Chairman Sought Rayburn In Clash With Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson and Rep. Sam Rayburn clashed over selecting a new national chairman to replace Stephen A. Mitchell. Stevenson urged immediate action, while Rayburn proposed delaying the vote to choose a more experienced leader. Mitchell named interim appointees and debate over loyalty pledges fueled party tensions in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Stephen A. Mitchell
Stevenson
National Committee
Mitchell
Mitche
Price
James Finnegan
Philadelphia
Rayburn
Democratic National Committee
Nine Hear Sentences In Klan Trial
Nine former Ku Klux Klan members were sentenced in Wilmington North Carolina for kidnapping and flogging of Ernest Barfield Rogers and Christine Rogers during a 1951 assault in Dillon County. The group received 18 months on each of two counts, to run concurrently, with two years probation.
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Wilmington
N.C
Ku Klux Klan
North Carolina
Ernest Barfield Rogers
Christine Rogers
Dillon County
D.C
County
Thomas L. Hamilton
Don Gilliam
George W. Skipr
Lake View
8.C
Rufus Maxie Gardner
Woodrow Gardner
Dillon
Forrest H. Walters
Fairmontamine FF. Royals
Conway
Udis R. Hardee
Elbert Blanton
James Rowell
Loris
Ellis Paul Hampington
Fairmont
Senators Urge Rules Change After McCarthy Inquiry
Senators Watkins and Stennis urged the Senate to adopt proposed rules changes for investigative committees reacting to McCarthy era conduct. The six member bipartisan panel had called for four rule changes and the condemnation of McCarthy’s conduct as undermining Senate procedures.
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Washington
Watkins
Utah
Stennie
de. Miss
Senate
Sen. McCarthy
Stennis
McCarthy
Rearms
Atkins
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