Twin City Newsman Warns on Communist Propaganda Tactics
Bill East, Twin City Sentinel City Editor and Army Reserve major, told the High Point Lions Club about modern Communist propaganda. He warned Americans to stay alert as propaganda targets uncommitted nations and urges voter apathy as a weakness. East cited two attack lines and urged study of the issue citing ABA warning. Guests included Dr. Charles Surles and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill East
Twin City Sentinel
Winston- Salem
High Point Lions Club
East
Army Reserve
American Bar Association
Charles Surles
Gib Callahan
Charlie Nash
Norman Samet
Paul Thomas
Citywide Doll Show Set Next Week at Main Street Facility
The annual doll show runs February 9 to 11 at the former Piedmont Natural Gas building on South Main Street with 1 359 dolls entered from preliminary citywide shows. Preliminary displays run February 3 and 4 at three recreation centers as first three place winners advance to the main event.
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Piedmont Natural Gas Company
South Main Street
Bill Cook
Parks and Recreation Department
Cook
Goldston Recreation Center
Cassell Street
Daniel Brooks
West Avenue
Washington Terrace
Hoskins Street
College Boys Church Land Purchase Near Boiling Springs
Boiling Springs area college officials announce the purchase of the Boiling Springs Baptist Church and adjoining land for 450000 dollars. Thirty days’ deed payment of 50000 dollars funds a new air conditioned facility three stories tall, 48 by 122 feet, to be used jointly as an educational building beside the Charles I Dover Campus Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boiling Springs
Gardiner- Webb College
Boiling Springs Baptist Church
E. Eugene Poston
Charles I. Dover
Rural Home Is Razed By Fire
A rural Randolph family loses a home near Central Falls as a fire destroys the Jenkins residence. Mr and Mrs Phillip Jenkins and their seven children are left without clothing food or shelter. The Franklinville Fire Dept arrived too late.
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Randleman
Yesa
Randolph
Phillip Jenkins
Central Falls
Jenkins
Franklinville Fire Dept
Greensboro Officials Urged To Plan For Single Administrative Building
Greensboro officials face a clash over the proposed government center as the County Board urges a single combined administrative and law enforcement building. Mayor Trotter favors a city center building with the county retaining a separate facility and a meeting is suggested to resolve differences.
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Greensboro
Board of Commissioners
William F. Trotter
Trotter
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