Presbytery to Hear Church Case in Burlington
The Orange Presbytery heard a judicial commission report on a Chapel Hill Presbyterian Church split. The commission sought resignations from Rev. Charles Jones and church officers for alleged nonconformity with the Book of Church Order. An organizational meeting for a new Chapel Hill church was planned for Jan 7. Rev. Z T Prephett of Greensboro chaired the commission. Rev. C L Cheshire presided.
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Burlington
N.C
Orange Presbytery
Charles Jones
Chapel Hill Presbyterian Church
Jones
Chapel Hill
Z. T. Prephett
Greensboro
Lebanon farmer wins $10 by scaling world’s tallest tower
Abram Zimmerman a 21 year old Lebanon County farmer climbed a 1036 foot television tower near Pottsville in one hour winning a $10 bet. The tower is described as the highest of its kind in the world.
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Pottsville, Pa
Abram Zimmerman
Lebanon County
Here
North Carolina Assembly Leaders Favor Progressive, Balanced Reform
Senate President Hodges and House Speaker Best favor leadership choices based on ability over seniority and geography. Currie Rodman control finance while Larkins and Doughton head appropriations. Rankin Edwards lead conservation and development. Dr Paul Jones named vice chair of manufacturing and labor as Hodges promotes regional industrial focus. State workers expect retroactive pay raise but may see delays. An informal note on honesty and small cash shortages at news racks closes.
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General Assembly
Senate
Luther Hodges
House
Gene Best
Senate Finance
Claude Currie
Durham
House Finance
Wm. B. Rodman
Beaufort
Senate Appropriations Committee
John D. Larkins Jr
Jones
House Committee
J. Kemp Doughton
Alleghany
Currie
Building and Loan Association
Rodman
Currie and Rodan
Larkins
Doughton
Advisory Budget Commission
Assembly
Rufus A. Doughton
Revenue
Highway Commission
Robert L. Doughton
North Carolina
Congress
Congressional Ways and Means
National Bank
Kemp Doughton
Paul Jones
Pitt
Hodges
Radio Time Zone Adjustments and Schedule Notes
Eastern standard time governs the program. subtract one hour for central and two hours for mountain. Local stations may alter relay times to fit schedules. last minute changes are not included.
Evening TV schedule mixed with dramas and news
A fragment lists a dense sequence of 1940s era TV and radio slots across multiple channels. It includes news broadcasts, sports, dramas, quiz shows, variety programs, and early prime time lineups with titles such as One Man's Family, Life With Luigi, Milton Berle, and presidential inauguration coverage.
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Eencayes
Abo-Mbe
East Iddies
Abo-Mbs- West
Nbde
Cbs
Newcoast
Cbe
Abe Beulah
Ebs News
Ate News
Junior Misse
Cbs Daily
Abe
Mbe
Abe Ih
Stafford Aver
Periel Heatter
Abc News
Cbs Evening
Cavalcade of America
People Are Funny
Hammer
Red Skelton
Mrs. North
Abe High Adventure
Martin & Lewis
Luigi
Friend Irma
Eugenie Baird
Mbsa
Moner
Nbe
Doris Day
Cbs News & Music
Valley Boys
Che Ra
Ade 1100—News & Variety
Ail
Jane Froman
Milton Berle
Arthur Rey
Guiding Light
RFC Piedmont
WBTY
Charlotte
Doug Edwards
What Does New President Eat
What does a new President eat after the inaugural ceremony. The menu for the Capitol buffet lunch for Pr and Mrs Eisenhower and top guests features Gulf Shrimp On Ice Olives Radishes Chilled Juice 3 Ripe Tomatoes Creamed Chicken in Patty Shell Baked Sugar-Cured Ham Cranberry Jelly Watermelon Pickles Potato Puffs New Peas in Butter Green men Bow Ice Cream Sundae Petit Fours Coffee.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Capitol
Gulf
Campaign For Pedestrian Rights Costs $32
A Tampa man spent $32 in Municipal Court after a woman driver stopped in the pedestrian lane and Charles W. Jones jumped on the hood in a small protest for pedestrian rights. The item notes two saints Valentine killed in Rome and observed in February.
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Campaign For Pedestrian Rights
Tampa
Fla
Charles W. Jones
Jones
Valentine
Rome
West Coast families face more heavy rains and floods
Northern California and southern Oregon residents displaced by floods brace for new storms as two offshore systems threaten rivers already overflowing. The Portland weather bureau noted Coquille and Willamette rivers receding while statewide rain totals remained high and fatalities mounted from floods and mudslides.
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United Press
California
Oregon
Midwest
Pacific Northwest
Weather Bureau
Cape Blanco
Calif
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Coquille
Willamette
Northern Plain
New England
Nebraska
Ohio
Northern Plains
Great Lakes
September Birthdays All Fall Near Fisher Family
In Widener Arkansas a family led by Mrs P L Fisher and her daughter keeps track of September birthdays for the daughter’s husband and four children. The note highlights that multiple family members share the same birth month.
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Widener, Ark
P. L. Fisher
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