Wilson Helps Negotiate Philippine Pact
Durham July 29 Professor Robert R Wilson of Duke University travels to the Philippines to consult for the U S State Department on a treaty with the Republic of the Philippines. An authority on international law Wilson served as a state department adviser 1944 1946 and earlier lectured in Turkey under International Exchange of Scholars programs.
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Philippines
Anchorage
Alaska
Emya
Aleutian Islands
Kyo
Shanghai
Okinawa
W. Hannamaker
University
Wilson
Philae
Erban
State Department
Turkey
Theniversity of Istanbul
Uiversity of Ankara
International Exchange of Ns
Department of State
Seaside to Host State Baptist Training Union Assembly
CAROLINA BEACH July 29 State Baptist Training Union will convene at Seaside August 27 under director Harvey son of the Baptist State convention. About 1000 registrations are expected with 9 am workshops and 9:45 am group conferences followed by an 11:45 am general assembly. The Seaside event precedes two week encampments of the Junior Girls Auxiliary and the preaching week August 23–29.
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Carolina Beach
State Baptist Training Union
Seaside
Harveyson
Baptist State Convention
Gibson
Bny A
Training Union
Inte
UNC Expert to Visit England for Housing Planning Research
Dr. Nicholas Jay Demerath, UNC sociology professor and research fellow, sails September 8 to Birmingham aboard the Queen Elizabeth for ongoing Midlands planning and reconstruction studies. He will lecture at the University of Birmingham and return in winter quarter.
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UNC Housing and Planning
England
Chapel Hill
Nicholas Jay Demerath
Institute For Research In Social Science
University of Noth Carolina
Birmingham
Midlands
Great Britain
Coventry
Sheffields
Nottingham
Demerath
University of Birmingam
University
Compos
North Carolina Dixiecrats push for ballot access
The North Carolina Dixiecrats seek 10 000 certified signatures to place the party on the ballot amid elections board rules. They challenge the requirement that signers be registered voters who did not vote in prior primaries. Legal action possible if compliance fails.
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Raleigh
Theorth
Carolina
State Elections Board
David Clark
Charlotte Comrcial Publications
Elections Board
North Care
Iry McMullan
McMullan
Ats
Wallace
Progressive Party of
North Carolina
Progressive
Wake County
Election Board
Finn
Hendersonville
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Fielding L Right
Mississippi
Hensley Details Fatal Shooting of Nephew in Court
In Asheville on the superior court witness stand James H. Hensley Jr. testified he killed his nephew Monroe M. Hensley Jr. after the younger man threatened him and approached with intent to kill. The defense described the confrontation as self defense while prosecutors weigh murder or manslaughter charges.
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Asheville
Superior Court
James H. Hensley, Jr
Monroe M. Hensley, Jr
George Matthews
Jamestown
Pat
Hensley
John H. Clement
Walkertown
Negro Is Lodged In Thomasville Jail
Fred Gains a 28 year old resident of Turner street was jailed in Thomasville after arrest on a capias issued by the local court He had just completed a sentence at Montgomery county prison camp and faces an old chef assault charge Hearing date not set. A baby electric car food warmer attached to a steering post clips to the battery.
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Thosmasville
Fred Gains
Turner Street
Gains
Montgomery County
South Side Baptist Arranges Meetings
South Side Baptist prayer band plans an outdoor service Saturday at 7 00 pm at 308 Walker Street near Highland village with Charles Leonard of Thomasville as speaker and Daisy Shaw leading. Youth fellowship meets Friday at 7 30 pm at the church with Junior Bitch speaking and Karlie Morton leading. Ontario lake and river area is estimated at 80000 square miles.
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South Side Baptist’s
Daisy Shaw
Walker Street
Highland Village
Charles Leonard
Thomasville
South Side Youth Fellowship
Junior Bitch
Karlie Morton
Community notices and events draw local crowds
Local churches pledge concerts hayrides and special services this Friday and weekend. Colored News choir performs at St Stephen A M E Zion on Friday at 8 15 pm with road tour planned. Hayrides depart from St Mathew C M E and Lov ers Lane Thomasville. Gospel singers from Winston Salem sing at Emmanuel Baptist Friday 8 pm. Elder Ledbetter and Mt Zion Greensboro lead a service at St Paul Holiness. Ladies Auxiliary election at YWCA 7 30 pm. Atlantic Beach bus excursion leaves Hairlip Funeral Home Aug 6 8 pm returning Aug 8. Ever Ready club invites Asheboro picnic tomorrow at 7 30 pm at St Mark church.
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Stirring Gospel Singers
Winston-Salem
Emmanuel Baptist Church
P. L. Ledbetter
Mt. Zion
Greensboro
St. Paul Holiness Church
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Y.W.C.A
Lovers Lane
Thomasville
Vail St
Atlantic Beach
American Legion
John McLean
Hairlips Funeral Home
Harin Underhill
Avsla
A. Peebles
Hoover Street
Lay
M. G. Simmons
Hulda Street
Asheboro
St. Mark Methodist Church
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