Bowery Chief Holds Annual Ball With Sparse Attendance
In Manhattan since 1901, Commodore Dutch hosts an annual clambake inviting 5,000 celebs who rarely attend. Guests pay tickets of one to two dollars, then nobody shows up, while the commodore profits and laments low turnout. Milestones include New York mayoral figures and celebrities like Irving Berlin, Eddie Cantor, and others visiting briefly.
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Commodore
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Commodore Dutch
Dublin
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Irving Berlin
Eddie Cantor
Dore Dutch
Wall Street
Stork Club
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Wake Forest Duke Carolina hold final graduation events Duke
Wake Forest and Duke University progress through final graduation exercises with baccalaureate sermons by Dr J Winston Pearce at Wake Forest and Dr Paul E Scherer at Duke Chapel. Alumni events, reunions, and trustees meetings accompany the day as campuses prepare commencement activities.
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Carolina
Duke
Wake Forest College
J. Winston Pearce
First Baptist Church of
Durm
Durham
Paul E. Scherer
Union Theological Seminary
New York
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Board of Trustees
Duke National Council
Alonzo C. Edwards
Hookertom
National Council
Kenneth Brim
Greensboro
General Education Board
Will
Sanaa Spea Ytottes
Hollis Edens
Industrial Testing Course To Be Given
Raleigh officials announced a one week course on industrial testing to assess personnel qualifications. Suggies, director of the division, and Dr J Moffie of psychology outlined the program for firm representatives planning to install or improve testing systems.
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Dee
Comenter
Suggies
Piontical Division
J. Moffie
Ees
Psychology
High Point Church Attends Carolina Conference Camp
The High Point Seventh day Adventist church group joined the Carolina Conference annual camp meeting held at Blue Ridge near Asheville this week. Attendance reached 2000 at the final services Saturday with guest speakers from Washington DC including Louis K. Dickson and Robert M. Whitsett.
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Carolina Conference
Blue Ridge
Asheville
Washington, D. C
Louis K. Dickson
Adventist General Conference
Robert M. Whitsett
Theodore L
C. C. Dailey
E. G. Darnell
Albert Crawford
Ruth Hyde
Arthur Maples and
Faily
M. J. Ward
Steve
Smuggled Soldier Expected to Return to Duty
Pvt. Stanley Amborski, smuggled from Fort Leonard Wood by his parents, is to be released from Great Lakes Naval Station hospital in about 10 days and sent back to Missouri for duty if medically fit. Doctors say he is in excellent condition and has regained weight after the incident last April 29.
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Stanley Amborski
Fort Leonard Wood
Great Lakes Naval Station
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Amborski
Missouri
U S Bans Travel to Czechoslovakia for Americans
State Department announced a travel ban on all American private travelers to Czechoslovakia due to conditions there citing safety concerns for Americans abroad. The move follows past cases including the arrest of AP reporter William N. Oatis and other punitive actions under the Communist regime.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
Statertment
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Oatis
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Sevena
Czechospeslovakia
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Robert A. Vogceler
Iranians Seen Rejection by Iranians and Allies Exchange
Senate debates U N action in Iran as Sen H Alexander Smith questions bringing troops before Congress. Acheson says a police action might be wise if danger nears a world conflagration and he cannot give a clear answer.
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H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
United Nations
Iran
Acheson
Congress
Indian Solons Pass Censorship Land Act
New Delhi June 2 The parliament approved a bill by 228 to 20 to curb press freedom and push land reform through constitutional changes. Prime Minister Nehru said slander and libel laws must change as current rules let newspapers and individuals incite murder with impunity.
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New Delhi
Nehru
Deaths and Funerals Slim Watson 48
T R Slim Watson 48 of 1517 Commerce died at 2 p m. He had lived in High Point 26 years and was connected with the New Service Laundry. Survived by wife Lola Souther and sister Cora Mitchell of Lenoir. Funeral Monday at 4 p m at Green Street Baptist Church with Dr L B Reavis. Interment Floral Garden.
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Commerce
Ned
High Point
New ‘Service
Lola Souther
Cora Mitchell
Lenoir
Green Street Baptist Church
L. B. Reavis
Floral Garden
Jim Asheboro
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Pert a wel on Ss
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Pert and a brother Donald Howerton survive with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs William F How of Law and paternal grandparents Mrs S M Eran of the softly School community.
Funeral services set for William Alec at Leakeville-Spray cemetery
Funeral services for William Alec are planned with burial at Leakeville Spray cemetery. The body was returned to Gsherne yesterday.
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William Alec
Gsherne
Obituary fragment for Mrs Adam with survivors listed
Partial obituary notes Mrs Adam of Route Butler Hughe St Teintried at t uy. Final rites set for 4 o clock at the home with burial at the seat on Baptist church. Survivors include husband four daughters and five others.
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Adam —Y Kim
Butler Hughe St
Funeral Services for Dewey Garrett
Funeral services for Dewey Garrett 51 of 220 Saneeee Street will be held at Wesley Me ae Methodist tomorrow at 11 a.m. Rev W Arthur Kale will officiate. Interment follows in Guilford Memorial Park mausoleum. The body returns to the home Sunday at 10 a.m. and will be placed in the church 30 minutes before service. Mr Garrett, a resident contemporary at bas years, died yesterday at 10:30 a.m.
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Saneeee Street
Wesley Meae Methodistic
W. Arthur Kale
Guilford Memorial Park
Garrett
Bas
Acheson Discusses Formosa Plan and Rashin Bombing Dispute
Acheson argues over Formosa policy and notes a key difference with Defense on wartime actions. He cites Rashin near the Siberian border, attacked twice, as dangerous and opposed by the State Department.
Van Fleet Says Reds Crushed in Korean Offensive
8th Army commander Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet asserts to reporters that nearly 180000 communists have been killed wounded or captured during the offensive and that UN forces have inflicted well over 100000 casualties since May 16. He says the Chinese Army has no chance and may retreat south of the 38th parallel if needed.
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Korea
8Th
James A. van Fleet
van Fleet
8Th Army
Imjinae
Seoul
North Korea
United Nations
Examand
Reds
Raton
U.N
Wallace says he has no office holding ambitions
Henry Wallace, former presidential candidate, states he has no plans to run for any political office again. He cites Iran oil, the Korean war, Communist China, and Russia as key threats, and urges aid to farmers. He criticizes discussions of casualties in Korea and says further talk would aid the enemy.
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Henry Wallace
Gordon Conley
Bag Bessomace
White House
South Korea
Wal- Wallace
Fane
China
Russia
Wallace
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Korea
United States
Stubborn Reds Hit Attackers Near Chorwon and Yonchon Front
Allied wartime dispatches describe Chinese forces pushing toward Chipo and Yonchon with heavy artillery fire and limited gains. The 38th parallel bridgehead widened as a Russian style artillery division was suspected near Chorwon, while east of Yonchon fresh fighting saw tanks and infantry seize heights and gains up to three miles near Yanggu.
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Chorwon
Yonchon
Naktong River
Imjin
38Th Parallel
United Press
Robbert Vermillion
Korea
Yanggu
Hwachon Reservoir
Government Moves To Conserve Sulphur
The National Production Authority announces monthly reporting of sulphur use and inventories. Buyers must not exceed last year’s consumption. Short supply this year leaves a 1 million ton gap between supply and demand.
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Washington
National
NPA
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Slim” Watson
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