North Carolina Jobless Outlook For 1958 Predicted
Chairman Henry E. Kendall of the Employment Security Commission says unemployment in North Carolina may exceed the March to June 1954 peak in early 1958 due to seasonal depressants. He expects a later year rally as plant expansions and new industries grow. 1957 compensation totaled about 33.39 million, above 1956 but below 1954, with layoffs from retail and service sectors and tobacco processing season ending cited as factors.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Henry E. Kendall
The
Employment Security Commission
Kendall
Institutions Dominating Society Criticized by Hutchins
Dr. Robert Maynard Hutchins, former University of Chicago president, told UNC executives that institutions dominate society and have made “underdogs of us all.” He argued Americans are mainly employees and education suffers from distant parties and government. He urged new institutions over reforming universities.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Robert Maynard Hutchins
Fund For the Republic
University of North Carolina School of Administration
Hutchins
University of Chicago
Across and Down Word Puzzle Draws Readers Back
A readable crossword style page lists clues for across and down entries including terms like Burmesen, folding bed, and weather indicator. Readers fill gaps using numbered clues spanning property items and fruits while noting location hints and boat related terms.
Answer to Previous Puzzle pen 25 Painful 26 Revoke a legacy
Puzzle clue list items include pen 25 painful 26 revoke a legacy 29 where the sea son sets 21 morals Noe fodder pits 40 legal claims 41 grants 42 African tree 47 be over fond 48 female sheep plural 50 musical syllable i
Supervision Calls for North Carolina Judges Reform
Retired Chief Justice M. W. Barnhill urges more supervision of the state's superior court judges. He says judges operate as independent powers and proposes accountability to the state Supreme Court chief justice. A Carolina Bar Association committee studies court reforms to improve uniformity and oversight.
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Raleigh
M. W. Barnhill
Barnhill
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Halifax County
Rocky Mount
North Carolina Bar Assn
Sudan Temple Shriners Ceremonial Set in New Bern
The Sudan Temple Shriners plan their mid winter ceremonial in New Bern North Carolina for Wednesday and Thursday. Members from eastern North Carolina will inspect a new 150000 dollar addition on Wednesday and attend a pre ceremonial dance that night. After officers are elected a business meeting and initiation will occur with Thursday night ending in the Potentate s Ball Otis M Banks of Cary will succeed Dr Ralph L Fike of Wilson as potentate
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New Bern
N.C
Sudan Temple
North Carolina
Otis M. Banks
Cary
Ralph L. Fike
Wilson
Dr. Carter Handles Ford Foundation Funds in New Role
Duke University economist Dr. Allan M. Carter will distribute more than 10 million dollars in Ford Foundation research grants. He takes a year's leave to serve in New York as program associate economic development and administration, handling economics grant applications and Western Europe research grants, starting February 1.
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Durham
Allan M. Carter
Duke University
Ford Foundation
Foundation
New York
Western
Europe
Architects' Head Re-elected as NC AIA President
W W. R. James Jr. of Winston-Salem was re-elected president of the North Carolina chapter of the American Institute of Architects at a meeting here. All other officers were re-elected: Robert L. Clemmer of Hickory vice president Kenneth M. Scott of Raleigh secretary and Arthur C. Jenkins of Fayetteville treasurer.
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Winston-Salem
W — W. R. James Jr
North Carolina
The
American Institute of Architects
Robert L. Clemmer
Hickory
Kenneth M. Scott
Raleigh
Arthur C. Jenkins
Fayetteville
Trump Play Sets Up Slam in Bridge Victory
In a Jacoby on bridge analysis North errs by bidding two spades over two clubs. South's club slam is read as a belated slam try and succeeds after careful play. West's misled opening and precise diamond and heart finesses seal South's slam despite speculation of card-reading.
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North
South
West
Under 80? You Can Still Buy Life Insurance
Advertisement from Old American Insurance of Kansas City offering a $1,000 life policy for final expenses. No obligation and no calls. mail the form with name address and age to 3 West 9th Dept L2532B Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
Old American Insurance Co
West 9Th, Dept
McClellan urges cooperative space effort and reforms
Senator McClellan told the Asheville Chamber of Commerce that the U S should partner with allied governments to gain space leadership but warned against wasteful crash programs. He favors using top engineers to design a balanced plan and opposes tax cuts or new deficits to finance aid. He urged denying tax exemptions to unions failing to meet legal standards.
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Asheville
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
United States
Outer Space
Mundt Speech Draws Hundred Dollar Banquet Here
North Carolina Republicans plan a 100 per plate dinner to hear Sen Karl Mundt speak in Winston Salem tonight. State GOP leaders meet Mundt at Smith Reynolds Airport at 4 p.m and the banquet begins at 7 p.m. A TV news conference on WSJS TV is scheduled for 11 p.m.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Karl M. Mundt
R-Sd
GOP
Ray Jennings
Taylorsville
Tee
Sen. Mundt
Smith Reynolds
Wsjs-Tv
Klan Sympathy Telegram Mentioned in Charlotte Call
A caller told a Charlotte newspaper that no firewater was involved and that a Ku Klux Klan official received a telegram of sympathy claiming to be signed by George Armstrong Custer of Little Big Horn Montana.
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Charlotte
Ku Klux Klan
George Armstrong Custer
Little Big Horn, Montana
Civil action against sheriff called in Currituck court
A civil suit seeks damages from Deputy Sheriff Linsey L. Dowdy filed by Mary M. Williams. The case alleges an illegal shooting in a potato field last summer. Judge Chester Morris orders a special jury of 25 from Perquimans County. The Adirondack Mountains cover 5,000 square miles in northeastern New York.
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Hertford, N.C
Mary M. Williams
Linsey L. Dowdy
Currituck Superior Court
Chester Morris
Perquimans County
Adirondack Mountains
New York State
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