Bloodstained clothing sent for analysis in tie to airman case
Leonardtown Maryland police said bloodstained clothing linked to airman Carl Strickland was sent to Baltimore for blood typing and analysis. Strickland admits disposing items after meeting Irene Conde at Chesapeake Bay Beach, while denying rape murder amid ongoing search for two blankets.
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St. Marys
Charles County
Strickland
Irene Marion Conde
Point Lookout
Miss Conde
Chesapeake Bay
State School Budget Hike Approved for 1954 55
Raleigh advisory budget panel approved a 1 750 479 increase for the 1954 55 state school year to hire additional teachers. Funds come from 1953 54 savings. The Welfare Department budget also shifted 232 000 and hospitalization payments rose from 6 to 8 dollars per day with state county and federal matching funds.
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Raleigh
Advisory
D. S. Coltrane
Welfare Department
OAA
Coltrane
William the Conqueror Dies in Rouen in 1087
William the Conqueror, king of England, died in Rouen the capital of Normandy in 1087.
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William the Conqueror
England
Rouen
Normandy
Byrnes backs continuation of segregated schools 1954 55
Governor Byrnes advised state school officials to maintain segregated Ne and white schools for the 1954 55 year. He urged districts to ignore NAACP threats to admit Negro students and told Clarendon trustees to deny admissions unless ordered by court. He doubted a Supreme Court plan before next year and said decisions on an extra session would await a committee's findings.
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Columbia
Byrnes
Clarendon County
NAACP
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Clarendon
U.S. Supreme Court
Southern Presbyterian Assembly Ends Historic 94th Session
The General Assembly voted to join with the Northern and United Presbyterian Churches, urging end to racial segregation and the admission of Negroes to Montreat College and other schools it supervises. It set a $6,782,075 budget, reported 760,000 members, and urged foreign delegates be allowed to enter the United States for the World Council of Churches meeting in Evanston.
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Lars
Presbyterian Church In
United States
General Assembly
High Court of the Church
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
United Presbyterian Church
United Church
Southern Presbyterian Church
U.S. Supreme Court
Montreat College
Stillman College
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Assembly
Richmond
Montreat
Hie
National Council of the Arches of Christ
World Council of Churches
Evanston, Ill
State Department
Winston Men Named To Court Positions
Walter Johnston Jr and Lupton of Winston-Salem will be sworn in as resident Superior Court judge and solicitor of the 11th Judicial District in Raleigh. Gov. Umstead announced their appointments after their Democratic primary nominations. Johnston, 47, a World War II veteran and former district solicitor, succeeds Judge Clement. Lupton, 44, defeated Burns for the solicitor post and formerly worked with the Department of Justice. Both are married with two children.
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Raleigh
Walter FE. Johnston Jr
Aeecy A. A
Winston-Salem
11Th Judicial District
Umstead
Johnston
Lupton
John H. Clement
William S. Mitchell
Forsyth County
Duke University
C. F. Burns
Pamlico County
Duke
Wake Forest
A. D. Folger
John H. Folger
Department of Justice
Winston- Salem
Faith In Future Stressed By James Farley At Finals
James A. Farley former DNC chairman and Coca-Cola Export Sales Co. head spoke at Belmont Abbey College’s first four year graduation urging faith in God. He warned dictators perish and atomic age threatens chaos yet faith and learning offer serenity. Belmont Catholic school graduated 15. Fertilizer use in the U S reached 93,143,000 tons in 1953.
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James Farley
Belmont
N. C
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Belmont Abbey College
Farley
Coca-Cola Export Sales Co
United States
Volunteer Crashes Into Fire Engine
A 28 year old volunteer firefighter Everett Russell of Marshallton was killed when his car collided head on with a fire engine answering an alarm in Philadelphia. One fireman was injured and four others bruised in the crash late last night.
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Philadelphia P
Everett Russell
Marshallton
West Chester
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Millinery Department
Amer
Coty
Emeraude
Paris
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Meteor
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Coty, Inc
Monark
DuPont Tonti
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