North Carolina Lawmakers Show Lawyer Dominance Debate
The article reviews how many legislators are lawyers and how this shapes voting in North Carolina. It notes Governor Scott as a non lawyer and discusses the Harris race in Person County and other contests in Rowan and Wayne, praising Harris’s long legislative service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Charlie Johnson
Graham
Smith
North Carolina
Harris
Person
Reg Harris
Rowan
Wayne
Kerr Craige Ramsay
Frank Taylor
R. L. Harris
Ramsay
Taylor
House
Senate
Greensboro Daily News
General Assembly
Wartime Unity In Congress Moves Toward Emergency Powers
Congress debates a national emergency to regulate foreign ships and radar defenses. Senators Kilgore and Bridges push a civilian training program for 100000 youths to build a pool of up to 5 million trained personnel. The Senate backs foreign arms bills and draft extensions amid Korea concerns. The house passes a bill for an air force of up to 70 groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnuson
Kilgore
D.W. Va
House
Senate
Taft
Byrd
D.-Va
Kemp
R.-Mo
South Korea
Korea
Philippines
Connally
D.-Tex
Senate Foreigh Relations Committee
Truman
Europe
Southeast Asia
China
White House
Bloody Forecast Amid Korean Crisis Amid Air Strikes And Ground Plans
The report outlines initial U S aid limits and air interdiction in Korea while ground forces and support were debated. Pentagon briefings aired optimism yet noted heavy Communist pressure south of Seoul with armored incursions and a fragile South Korean front.
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Pentagon
Juman
Washington
MacArthur
E Department
Seoul
Presbyterian Missionaries Evacuated From Korea to Japan
The Board of World Missions says 50 missionaries have been evacuated to Japan from Korea. Ten remain in Korea. Evacuated include Rev. S. Dwight Winn and sister Bey Winn of Greenville South Carolina and Anna McQueen of Rowland North Carolina. Remaining workers include Miss Mariella Talmage and Miss Gene Lindler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Board of World Missions
The
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Korea
Japan
S. Dwight Winn
Bey Winn
Greenville
S. C
Anna McQueen
Rowland
N. C
Herbert Coyle
Eugene
Sumter
Codington
Wilmington Ney
Janet Talmage
N. Talmage
Montreat
Mariella Talmage
Gene Lindler
Columbia
8. C
Military Alert In Alaska As War Tension Grows
The report describes heightened U S military readiness in Alaska with fortified Elmendorf and Fort Richardson posts. Anti aircraft defenses guard Ladd Air Field and secretive dispersal of jets reduces airfield visibility. Wartime evacuation plans for dependents civilians and hospital patients exist for rapid removal during attack.
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Nion
Air Force
Marks Field
Siberia
Ladd
Elmendorf
Salisbury Baseball Preview at Finch Field
Carl Greene or Bob Mathieson may start for Salisbury in tonight’s 8 PM game at Finch Field. Mathieson pitched nearly the full game three nights ago and could return after a quick recovery. WHPE-FM will broadcast the 7:55 pregame and game coverage.
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Carl Greene
Bob Mathieson
Mathieson
Salisbury
Finch Field
Whpe-Fm
Mead argues petting harmless for teens in lieu of talks
Margaret Mead, the scientist writer, says petting is not harmful for adolescents and stems from youths inability to converse. After years studying natives in Samoa and New Guinea, she asserts petting shows popularity and prowess, not courtship, and urges teens to learn to talk and do other things.
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Los Angeles
INS
Margaret Mead
Samoa
New Guinea
Home Ownership Surges From 1900 to 16 Million in 1930s
An estimated 16,000,000 U S non farm families now own their homes compared with 3,500,000 in 1900. This reflects a dramatic rise in home ownership over the period, highlighting broader housing market shifts and economic growth.
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U. S
Four types of anemia treatable with modern methods
The article outlines four anemia categories linked to blood formation deficiencies and modern treatments. It details liver extract injections, iron-related or hemorrhagic anemia, hereditary forms treated by splenectomy, and macrocytic anemias including pernicious anemia and pregnancy related cases.
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King
Funeral Services for Julia Rebecca Smith Held at Mitchell's Grove
Funeral services for Julia Rebecca Smith were held Friday at Mitchell's Grove Methodist Church at 2:30 p.m. with Pastor Floyd Bottoms, Pastor W S Luck, and retired Wesleyan Methodist minister E W Jones officiating. The church choir provided music. Pallbearers were Charlie Hennis, George Benton, Lewis Armfield and Guy B Hill. Flowers were carried by friends and church members. Burial followed in the family plot at the church cemetery.
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Julia Rebecca Smith
Mitchell's Grove Methodist Church
Floyd Bottoms
W. S. Luck
Community Baptist Church
E. W. Jones
Charlie Hennis
George Benton
Lewis Armfield
Guy B. Hill
Funeral rites for Mrs Julia Victoria Peace at Pleasant Grove
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Victoria Peace of Rt 5 were held Friday at 2 PM in Pleasant Grove church. Rev. W C Sides Jr and Elder V W Williard officiated. Granddaughters and nieces carried flowers, directed by Mrs Charles McDowell. A duet by Carolyn Eagle and Carolyn Blair plus Mrs Henry Eagle on piano accompanied. Pallbearers were nephews and grandsons Adrian Hayworth Harold Hayworth Belvin Hayworth Abel Hayworth Harold Burton and Homer Peace. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Floyd Coggins dies in Winston Salem hospital after 15 days illness. He leaves wife Bertha Crawford Coggins one son Lamont Greensboro one daughter Mrs Lewis Farmer Lexington three brothers Wade High Point Clifford Denton Fred Thomasville one sister Mrs Mike Watterman Texas and one grandchild. Funeral Monday 11 AM at Denton Baptist Church burial in Denton Cemetery. Ellis O Hill dies at 59 in Thomasville Rt 3 after two years illness. He was a Chapel Hill Methodist member and Reed Supply employee. Survived by sister Mrs Boggs two brothers J W Hill Lexington Rt 2 and Frank Hill Richmond VA plus several nieces and nephews. Body at Walker Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Julia Victoria Peace
Rt. 5
Pleasant Grove
W. C. Sides, Jr
V. W. Williard
Charles McDowell
Carolyn Eagle
Carolyn Blair
Henry Eagle
Adrian Hayworth
Harold Hayworth
Belvin Hayworth
Abel Hayworth
Harold Burton
Homer Peace
Floyd Coggins
Denton
Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
Bertha Crawford Coggins
Lamont
Greensboro
Lewis Farmer
Lexington
Wade
High Point
Clifford
Fred
Thomasville
Mike Watterman
Texas
Denton Baptist Church
Denton Cemetery
Ellis O. Hill
Thomasville Rt. 3
H. J. Boggs
High Point Highway
Chapel Hill
Davidson County
Reed Supply Company
Hill
Moore Quits Prison Post Amid Labor Rumors Probed
Moore resigns from his prison director post after reports he asked the SBI to probe rumors of prison labor and state materials used at his home. Jordan says the SBI issued a preliminary report June 6 and a full investigation is requested. Moore, a Statesville native, held multiple state and federal posts before becoming prison director.
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Dan
SBI
Moore
Jordan
Statesville
Raleigh
Emergency Relief Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Carolinas
Tennessee
Virginia
State Board of Welfare
Clyde O. Robinson
Scott
Train Birds By Acting Like A Mother Bird
University of Illinois psychologist Dr O Hobart Mowrer says a mothering approach can train wild birds to speak. He notes mynahs can learn words in six months and stresses hands on care and feeding as essential while dismissing instinctive imitation. C Francis Jenkins, pioneer in television, demonstrated in 1925.
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Los Angeles
University of Illinois
O. Hobart Mowrer
Mynah
Defenses Are Stiffening In Korea and Global Tensions Rise
A C-54 crash near Pusan kills 23 aboard including five crew. Soviet dispatches claim North Korean forces destroyed seven American planes, while Moscow rejects direct intervention. UN Security Council considers a high level group. MacArthur remains in command. President Truman moves to shore up ground forces as Congress backs foreign arms aid and extended draft. Belgium and Berlin news follow amid Cold War shifts.
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Far East Air Force
Pusan
South Korea
Moscow
U. S
Korea
Europe
Russia
Taegliche Rundschau
Germany
Lake Success
United Nations Security Council
U. N
Douglas MacArthur
Japan - Korea
Truman
Williamsburg
Washington
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Belgium
Social Christian
Leopold II
Berlin
West Berlin
East Berlin
Horizontal Rockets May Be Next
Pasadena scientists explore horizontal rocket travel from coast to coast. NACA Ames Lab researcher J. R. Stalder and UC Berkeley design professor E. D. Kane indicate large rockets could be built and launched at night to avoid sun heating. Heat tests show metal melting at 25 miles, while 40 miles altitude is needed for stable free molecule flow.
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Pasadena
Calif
J. R Stalder
Naca Ames Aeronautics Laboratory
Mountai View
E. D. Kane
University of California Engineerin
Girl Foils Currency Exchange Holdup In Chicago
In Chicago on a July day, 5 year old Miss Sarah Jane Windermuth thwarted a robbery at a currency exchange where she works. The armed robber demanded 150 dollars in twenty dollar bills and warned he would kill her. Windermuth refused and the thief fled when two customers entered. She noted it is impossible to give 150 dollars in 2 dollar bills.
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Chicago
Sarah Jane Windermuth
Rector reads Declaration in Sunday service
The Rev W Hamilton Auter bach rector of Christ Church on St Michael's said he read the Declaration of Independence in full at Sunday morning service. His sermon topic was all men are created equal what they do makes the difference.
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Philadelphia
W. Hamilton Auterbach
Christ Church
St. Michael's
Sunda
Capehart Renominated by Acclamation at Indiana GOP Rally
Indianapolis July 1 Senate hopeful Homer Capehart was renominated by acclamation at a Republican Indiana state convention. Capehart and State Chairman Jenner were backed by delegates who chose secret balloting over the former county bloc system while Dale Hold dissociated his group from the convention.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Homer Capehart
Indiana
Capehart
Jenner
Dale J. Hold
Old County
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