Three Superior Concerts Arranged For High Point
Three superior concerts are planned by the High Point Cooperative Concert. Leading tenor Erick Jagel of the Metropolitan Opera will headline the series with a December Point recital. The other two acts feature Scott Malcom andld Godden in duo piano recitals and harpist Dilling with Marcel Hubert in a French-American program.
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High Point Cooperative
C. F. Tomlinson
Erick Jagel
Metropolitan Opera Company
Gram
Jagel
Metrofan
Ember
Godden
Acin
Jam
Scott Malcom
Ld Godden
Dilling
Marcel Hubert
Cal
F. Tomlinson
Nization
A. Sherrod
R. T. Amos
Co-operative Nation
Lawrence Mat
H. I. Coffield
J. Gar- Briggs
O. A. Kirkman
Elliott Stew
Columbia Corporation of
New City
Armed revolt erupts in Nicaragua around presidential palace
In Managua on June 1 the national guard attacked the presidential palace triggering near civil war between revolutionary troops and President Juan B. Sacasa's government. Gunbattles raged on Tiscapa Hill and Campo de Marte with casualties reported and calls from diplomats to halt the fighting.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Juan B. Sacasa
Tiscapa Hill
Campo de Marte
United States
Exican
Couting a Cinch in Chicago Gondolas Open at Lagoon
In Chicago on June 1 at Jackson Park lagoon electric drive-it-yourself gondolas begin service. The feature marks another milestone toward breezy civiligation as visitors pedal and steer over rippling waters once enjoyed by courting couples.
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Chicago
Jackson Park
High Point college seniors hear freedom talk at baccalaureate
Dr. G L Humphreys urged graduates at First Methodist Protestant church to seek freedom of spirit through truth. He warned against servile habits and urged careful living redeeming time and understanding God’s will. College leaders urged blending scholarship with churchmanship for strong future leadership.
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G. L Humphreys
High Point College
First Methodist Protestant Church
Humphreys
Apostle Paul
C. R. Hinshaw
College & Capella
P. BE. Lindsey
Woman's Hall
Floodwaters Claim Six Lives and One Missing in Three States
Granada Colorado reports six dead and one missing as floodwaters recede across three states. Officials cite far lower property losses than memorial day floods of the previous year which killed over 100 and caused about 13 million dollars in damage along the Republican river.
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Granada
Colo
Republican River
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Republicans
Steel leader John C. Williams dies in Steubenville
John C. Williams 60 longtime president of Weirton Steel Co and a pioneer in modern steel operations in the upper Ohio river valley died today in Steubenville Ohio.
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Steubenville
John C. Williams
Weirton Steel Co
Ohio River Valley
NC State Dance Finals Sees Student Sponsor Leaders Named
The North Carolina State dance finals sponsor lineup includes Charles Turlington of Fayetteville Alpha Gamma Rho as Interfraternity Council president and Mrs. lead. Thomas L. Hurst of Leonia Sigma Nu VP assists with Sadie Massay, Smithfield, and Don Kaetz, Somerset, Pa, as dance committee chair with Mary Ellen Currin. Other sponsors include Gorton Smith Jr of Raleigh with Kappa Alpha Sue Brewer, and Carl Underwood of Waynesville with Alpha Chi Beta Dorothy Champion, plus Joe Canady of Wilmington with Frances Lewis.
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North Carolina State
Jane
Charles Turlington
Fayetteville
Alpha Gamma Rho
Interfraternity Council
Thomas L. Hurst
Leonia
N. J
Sigma Nu
Sadie Massey
Smithfield
Don Kaetz
Somerset
Thets Kappa Nu
Hollywood stunts and cabbage gifts ripple through Tinseltown
Hollywood writers receive whimsical gifts from stars and locals as publicity stunts proliferate. Francis Lederer sends cabbages from his farm, Gary Cooper ships dates, Richard Dix sends rocks, and Olson Johnson once delivered a pony to a Derby.
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Hollywood
NBA Service
Cole Slaw
Francis Lederer
J. Lederer
Alexander Woollcott
Olson
Johnson
Scrivener
Liberty
Farmer Lederer
Palm Springs
Gary
Joe Penner
Olson and Johnson
Wilson Mizner
Willis Stratton's Home Destroyed by Fire
Fire swept the Willis Stratton home on the John Hicks property off Deep River road last Saturday morning about six o clock. The house and contents were destroyed likely starting from a wood heater. The Stratton family comprises a father a mother and three small children.
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Thre City
Willis Stratton
John Hicks
Deep River Road
Leap Year Hesitation By Helen Welshimer
Fragmentary verse about Leap Year and love clues, with stray words and unclear phrasing suggesting a poetic sketch rather than a complete poem or article.
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Helen Welshimer
Convict Dies By Own Gun Ending Angola Manhunt
Wilfred Lindsly, 23, the inmate who slayed three people including prison captain N J Himel and Mrs Himel, shot himself as possemen closed in at the Angola prison farm. The manhunt began after James Hamilton’s escape and intensified with a series of deaths among guards, workers, and a farm boy, culminating in Lindsly’s self-inflicted death.
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Hamilton
Lindsly
Stanley Couvilion
Baton Rouge
N. J Himel
Angola
Wilfred Lindsly
James Hamilton
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Malcolm and Godden
Mildred Dilling
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BR. T
Dick) Fountain
U. S. Senate
WHIG
Greensboro
London
Young Beatty
Jutland
Ethel
Mareshall Field
National Guard
N. Main
Carolina Auto Supply Co
DR. Humphreys
Dean Lindley
Dorothy Champion
Mae
Charles Turkington
Frances Lew
Sosssip
Star
By Paul Harrison
Calkletown
Panse
Pune
Brent Son
NEA Sevice, Inc
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Self
Ken Murray
Columbia Network
George Hu
Athens
California
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Palmolive
Kingan
Dole
Table Garden
Vienna
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