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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1954

Page

3

Scott and Lennon Await Official Election Returns

Scott and Lennon await certified returns as January term begins. The six year Senate term traces to 1948 with J. Melville Broughton and subsequent appointees. Umstead may appoint another to serve until after the general election. Postal inspectors probe racial leaflets tied to an unsigned ad in the Winston-Salem Journal.

Scott Lennon Senate J. Melville Broughton Frank Graham Graham Willis Smith Smith Umstead Sen. R. Hoy State Democratic Executive Committee Sanford Winston-Salem Journal Marshall Kurfees Win Federal Grand Jury

Presbyterians Praise School Decision at Akron Assembly

The United Presbyterian Church of North America closed its 96th annual assembly in Akron praising the Supreme Court ruling banning racial segregation in public schools. The body sent through to presbyteries for vote a proposal to unite with two other Presbyterian branches, one Northern and one Southern.

Akron Ohio United Presbyterian Church of North America U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court Churches of United Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church In the United States of America United States

New Look in Communism Brings Benefits to Workers

Budapest dispatch notes changes under Hungary's "new look" with rising living standards for upper classes and doctors, engineers, and party members. It describes luxury shops, attainable homes via state enterprises, rising prices, and continued food shortages with beef and lard importations, while bread remains staple.

Richard O'Regan Vienna World Peace Council Budapest Hungary Russia Opera Jozsef Vargha Budapest University Nicholas Horthy

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