Students rehearse Annie Laurie as spring play dates near
Senior Play rehearsals for Annie Laurie advance with March 4 and 5 show dates. Committees organize ticket publicity costume stage and house details led by Etta Dunlap Elaine Clay Betsey Bryant and Joe Jones. JCS calendar highlights March 19 Latin Club convention at Chapel Hill with a sky show at Morehead Planetarium.
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Annie Laurie
Maxwelton
Scotland
Lord Ferguson
William Douglas
Annie
Sir Laurie
William
Etta Dunlap
Mrs. Whitesell
House
Elaine Clay
Miss McInnis
Phyllis Conrad
Miss Meisel
Libby Nicholson
Miss Young
Betsey Bryant
Stephens
Joe Jones
Hendrick
Dr. Taylor
Octet
Benjamin Swalin
JCS
Chapel Hill
Morehead Planetarium
Hi Pi Hi
Fourth Community Concert to feature Mildred Dilling
The season ends with a Tuesday Senior High Auditorium concert starring harpist Mildred Dilling. Students prepare Triangular Debates with Greensboro and Winston-Salem on March 13.
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Senior High
Mildred Dilling
Don Jacobs
Jerry Pell
Greensboro
Winston - Salem
Patsy Hogg
Jimmy Tedder
Francis Dutton
Carolyn Hill
United States
Ring measurement day set for March seventh
On March 7 measurements for this year's final class ring will be taken. Both juniors and seniors are eligible to order rings at this time.
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South
National Beta Club
High Point College
University of North Carolina
WCMC
State College
Wake Forest College
Duke University
Lees-McRae
State Department of Education
Indiana’s Industrial Sectors and Farm Income Rank
Indiana features 200 coal mines and 000 industries, ranking tenth in the nation for farm income, reflecting a diversified economy with strong agricultural output and mineral extraction activity.
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Indiana
U.S
Allen Jay Principal Links 1000-Student Enrollment to Land Need
Allen Jay School principal A Doyle Early says passing 1000 students signals the need to search for land for a new site. He notes rural districts can house elementary and high school students in one unit and that expanding on the current site is cheaper than building anew nearby.
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Allen Jay
Oia
A. Doyle Early
Allen Jay School
Early
Allen
Jamestown
Bessemer
Sumner
Howard Barr
Tallulah Bankhead Talks with Mamie Eisenhower Backstage
Washington actress Tallulah Bankhead chatted with First Lady Mamie Eisenhower for about ten minutes backstage after a performance of Dear Charles Mrs Bankhead a strong Democrat said the meeting aimed to promote national unity after the show.
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Washington
Tallulah Bankhead
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dear Charles
Sign Prompts Repair After Flooded Street Sigh
After a water main repair, a four foot wide sunken street section remained in front of Orville Albrecht's florist shop for weeks. Albrecht posted a sign threatening swift action, two hours later repairs began. Police removed the sign, citing a law against street clutter.
35 Hour Week Sought for Operators in 1955 Bargain
Washington ministers of labor and the Communications Workers of America announce a bargaining goal for 1955 to reduce the standard workweek for telephone operators from 40 to 35 hours, aiming to curb fatigue and boost efficiency.
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Washington
O Communications Workers 2 America
Korea protests barter trade with Japan over fish nets
South Korea formally complains to Japan over a barter arrangement allegedly exchanging 31 tons of fish nets from Japan for 300 tons of red beans with North Korea. The issue highlights inter Asian trade tensions and diplomacy between Seoul and Tokyo.
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Tokyo
South Korea
Foreign Office
Japan
North Korea
Tugboat deal links Japan and Soviet under $40 million pact
Tokyo reports two Japanese ship builders will start six tugboats for the Soviet Union under a provisional $40 million Japan Russia trade agreement. In exchange, Japan will receive $1 million worth of 30,000 tons of Russian coal and platinum.
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Tokyo
Soviet Union
Japan
Fire hydrant shaped dog license tags issued in Tulsa
Tulsa officials announce this year’s dog license tags will be shaped like fire hydrants. The plan aims to improve visibility and compliance for pet registrations across the city.
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Tulsa
Okla
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Frank Shields
Exchange Club
Shields
David Carter
Edwin Goldman
Francisco Cabez
Raymond Scott
Edward German
Francis van Boskerck
Gabriel Pares
Saint Saens
Vaughn Williams
K. L. King
WHPS
John Marshall
Reidsville
North Carolina
Edge
Tallulah
Mamie
Household Appliance Co
High Point
S. Wrenn ST
Roks
Numa F Reid
M. F. Clay
L. T. Friedman
Soviets
Brown’s Eill
Singer
Eady
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