Mrs. Mamie H. Donnell Dies at 89 at Presbyterian Home
Mrs. Mamie H. Donnell, 89, died at the Presbyterian Home at 8:50 a.m. She had lived there four years and been ill for six weeks. Survivors include nephews John D. Wharton and C. R. Wharton of Greensboro, A. E. Wharton of the Virgin Islands, Thomas Wharton of Texas, Lee A. Wharton of Gibsonville, and niece Mrs. H. W. Winstead of Roxboro. Funeral services will be at Forbis & Murray Funeral Home Chapel in Greensboro with graveside services at Buffalo Presbyterian Church in Greensboro. times to be announced later.
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Mamie H. Donnell
Presbyterian Home
John D
C. R Wharton
Greensboro
A. E. Wharton
Virgin Islands
Thomas Wharton
Texas
Lee A. Wharton
Gibsonville
H. W. Winstead
Roxboro
Mrs. Jane Maness Dies At Home In Asheboro
Mrs. Jane Parsons Maness, 72, of Route 1 Asheboro, died at her home. She is survived by daughter Pauline Berry of Route 1, Asheboro. sons Charlie and Warren Parsons of Route 1, Asheboro. three grandchildren. sister Nettie Draughn of High Point. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Mount Tabor Church. burial in church cemetery.
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Asheboro
Jane Parsons Maness
Route 1
Pauline Berry
Charlie
Warren Parsons
Sisme
Nettie Draughn
High At
Mount Tabor
Pugh Funeral Home
Church
Deaths and Funerals Lula Elizabeth Felter Everhart
Funeral services for Lula Elizabeth Felter Everhart 80 widow of Frank Q Everhart and resident of Route 5 Winston Salem were held from her home at 3 30 p m and from Bethany Evangelical and Reformed Church at 4 30 p m The Rev Byron Nifong and the Rev John Settlemyre officiated Interment followed in the church cemetery Pallbearers were Lloyd Clodfelter Leland Clodfelter Paul Clodfelter Charlie Crofts Lawrence Everhart and Paul Everhart She died at her home Friday at 6 a m after an extended illness.
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Thomasville
Lula Elizabethfelter Everhart
Frank QO. Everhart
Route 5
Winston-Salem
Betheny Evangelical and Reformed Church
Byron Nifong
John Settlemyre
Lloyd Clodfelter
Leland Clodfelter
Paul Clodfelter
Charlie Crofts
Lawrence Everhart
Paul Everhart
Mother Of Local People Fatally Hurt In Wreck
Mrs Maggie Stutts 62 widow of S P Stutts Sr died in a Bennettsville hospital from injuries after an auto crash near Dillon South Carolina this past Saturday. She leaves five children Marvin S Stutts Mrs T H Williard Samuel P Stutts Jr Billy O Stutts and Donald E Stutts all of High Point eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services were held at Whitner Funeral Home Bennettsville with burial at Beaver Dam Cemetery McColl South Carolina.
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Bennettsville
8. C
Maggie Stutts
S. P. Stutts Sr
Dillon
S. C
Marvin S. Stutts
T. H. Williard
Samuel P. Stutts Jr
Billy O. Stutts
Donald E. Stutts
High Point
Whitner Funeral Home
Beaver Dam Cemetery
McColl
Mrs Annie Mae Hall Bostic dies en route to hospital
Mrs. Annie Mae Hall Bostic 67 wife of R L Bostic of 114 Peace St died suddenly Thursday afternoon. Funeral services were held Sunday at Carolina Avenue Baptist Church with Rev Joel S Tyson and Rev R L West in charge. Interment in Holly Hills Cemetery. Pallbearers named Nat Buckner Carl Summey Grady Wilson Bill Blake Gene Smith Raleigh York.
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Thomasville
Annie Mae Hall Bostic
R. L. Bostic
Peace St
Carolina—Avenue Baptist Church
Joel S. Tyson
R. L. West
Nat Buckner
Carl Summey
Grady Wilson
Bill Blake
Gene Smith
Raleigh York
Holly Hills
Taylor to Get Trinity Degree at Hartford Commencement
Army Chief of Staff Maxwell D. Taylor will receive a doctor of laws from Trinity College in Hartford. He will be one of seven honorary degree recipients and will deliver the commencement address as the keynote speaker. Other honorees include Frederick A. G. Cowper of Duke University.
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Hartford, Conn
Army Chief of
Maxwell D. Taylor
Trinity College
Gen. Taylor
Trinity
Albert C. Jacobs
Frederick A. G. Cowper
Duke University
Wilkins Quietly Predicts Fewer Negro Votes for Democrats
NAACP official Roy Wilkins told a Jackson press conference that fewer Blacks are likely to vote Democratic this year than in 1952, with shifts visible in Michigan and New York. He cited successful desegregation efforts but warned of continued economic reprisals and legal fights in the South. In Knoxville a racial incident flared after a baseball game, leading to arrests and clashes as authorities moved to quell crowds. Several Southern locales reported bills to curb school integration and interracial media.
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Associated Press
South
Roy Wilkins
New York
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Jackson
Miss
Michigan
Mennen Williams
Herbert Lehma
Congress
NAACP
Mississippi
Issippi
Alabama
South Carolina
Wilkins
Knoxville
Tenn
Earlina Hill
Dewey Jackson
Aattox
Memorial Met
National Union of Methodism
Charles Moses
Waitsville
Wrightsville
Wrightsville Methodist Church
Minneapolis
Baton Rouge
Sation
Louisiana
Senate
Steel Industry Faces Wage Talks and Demand Variability
Pittsburgh report notes nerves frayed in the booming steel sector amid worker wage demands and shifting consumer plans. Analysts see varied summer production, with capacity estimates from 70 to 100 percent and demand strongest for construction of freight cars and bridges.
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Sam Dawson
Pittsburgh
Brass
Stock Market Mixed Close With Slow Trading Activity
New York stocks showed only modest changes with most shares moving within one to two points. Trading was the slowest of the year as 1,440,000 shares changed hands Friday and today’s pace stayed near that level. Notable gainers included Boeing American Tobacco Sanfe Railroad and Texas Co while U S Steel Allied Chemical General Electric and Royal Dutch Petroleum lagged.
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New York
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
American Telephone
Air Reduction
International Paper
American Tobacco
Sante Fe Railroad
Texas Co
Hiram Walker
U.S. Steel
Goodrich
Commonwealth Edison
Anaconda Co
Allied Chemical
General Electric
Pennsylvania Railroad
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Dow Jones Averages End Mixed Across Sectors
Williams era figures show close for industrials near 430.6 and 164.91 to 165.26 range for rails and utilities. Utilities trade around 65.63 while stocks hover near 172.5 with volume reported as 570000 to 1440000 across listings.
Marine Pvt Gerald Schlipp Drowned In Camp Lejeune Boat Capsize
The body of Pvt Gerald J Schlipp 19 son of Julius Schlipp Waterville Michigan was recovered at Camp Lejeune NC after a boat capsized in Wallace Creek. The other victim Pfc Robert J McConnell 20 son of James McConnell Bronx New York was found earlier. Both Marines were reservists on active duty with the Second Marine Division since 1954. Four others survived reaching shore.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
Gerald J. Schlipp
Julius Schlipp
Rt. 2
Watervilet
Mich
Pfc
Robert J. McConnell
James McConnell
The
Bronx
N.Y
Second Marine Division
Wallace Creek
Associated Press
North Carolina
William Sykes
New Orleans
Onslow Beach
Watervliet
Myrtle
Selma
Benjamin Samuel Coburn
Greenville
Ft. Bragg
Robert Wooten Warren
Albert Warren
Newton Grove
Ervin T. Daniel
Oxford
Barbara Neal Withrow
Graham
Haw River
George William Stanley
Greensboro
Hardin Davis
Dobson
R. C. B. Franklin
Mount Airy
Surry County
Catherine Putney
Roanoke Rapids
Bernice Jarrell
Khrushchev Blasts Stalin In Soviet Leadership Critique
Khrushchev accuses Stalin of brutality and political purges, detailing use of NKVD methods and the cult of personality. He cites broken ties with Yugoslavia in 1948 and describes Stalin as distrustful and censorious, undermining Lenin's legacy.
Weekend wave of minor thefts hits city
Police report a string of small thefts across the city over the weekend. D. W. Cook says a truck was broken into at 1604 N Main St and the keys stolen. James Weaver, 55, was charged in separate larceny cases involving a suit and a wood chisel and released on bond. Other incidents include a stolen radio from Rose Radio Sales, a missing electric net, and car accessories stolen from a parked vehicle.
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D. W. Cook
Cook and Elliott Produce Co
Somone
N. Main St
Cook
Highand Motor Co
Nineteen Die Violently Across North Carolina Weekend
The weekend saw at least nineteen deaths from violence in North Carolina. Marines from Camp Lejeune drowned in Onslow Beach and a capsized boat near the base claimed two more. A series of accidents and suicides across several counties resulted in additional fatalities and injuries.
Khrushchev cites purges and forced confessions
Khrushchev claims Stalin era purges labeled people as enemies of the people and that the secret police led by Beria used torture and coercion to extract confessions, rendering the arrested's guilt and supposed evidence as falsified. He argues confessions came only through physical pressure and loss of dignity.
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Stalin
Khrushchev
Lavrenti Beria
New Healing Substance Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
A new substance Bio-Dyne enables pile shrinkage and pain relief without surgery. Cases show real reduction and patients declare piles no longer a problem. Available as Preparation H suppositories or ointment from the drugstore with a money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
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Bethlehem Steel
Burlington Mills Corp
Chrysler Corp
New York Central RR
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Nenere Electric
General Motors
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International Harvester International
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Anita Ann Wolfe
Boxer City
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Pine Level
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Gray’s Creek
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Lawrence
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Coalburg
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