Farm and Home Week ends with awards and talks
The 48th Farm and Home Week at North Carolina State College concluded with the State Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs meeting. Dr. Frank P. Graham urged accepting Supreme Court segregation rulings in stages. Prizes were awarded for an essay contest, including a $200 bond to Mrs. Victor Foglia.
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State Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Frank P. Graham
U.S. Supreme Court
Graham
University of North Carolina
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United Nations
Oscar A. Ahlgren
Washington
U.S
Victor Foglia
Near Badin
United States Savings
J. C. Cowan
Burlington Industries
Randolph County
Kinston
F. A. Jones
New Bern
J. C. Clark
Raeford
Textile Cutback Announced in South Carolina Mills
LANCASTER, S.C. Col Elliott Springs president of Springs Cotton Mills announced cutbacks across four plants from six days to five days a week and a postponed 10 million dollar project. He cited Japanese throat-cutting competition and noted about 50 000 spindles idle and a weekly 12 hour pay loss for about 12 000 workers.
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S.C
South Carolina
Col
Elliott Springs
Springs Cotton Mills
Col. Springs
Springs
Kendall Mills
Pelzer
Reigel Textile
Ware Shoals
J. P. Stevens & Co
Rock Hill
York County
Democrats Challenged In California Primary
In California the presidential primary drew strong Republican and Democratic totals. Eisenhower led Republicans unopposed, while Stevenson surpassed the million mark for Democrats, Kefauver trailed in a Tennessee bid. Party registration favored Democrats, and no GOP campaign was run for the state delegate race. Legislative prospects remained unsettled until November.
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Eisenhower
California
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Cottonseed Crushers Name Officers
The new president of the South Carolina Cottonseed Crushers Assn. is J. B. Caldwell Jr. of Spartanburg. D. R. Oliver of Pine Level heads North Carolina. George L. Hooks of Columbia is vice president and Mrs. Durett L. Williams of Columbia is secretary treasurer. W. W. Westmoreland of Goldsboro is North Carolina vice president and Mrs. M. A. Hogue of Raleigh is secretary treasurer.
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Myrtle Beach
N.C
South Carolina Cottonseed Crushers Assn
J. B. Caldwell Jr
Spartanburg
North Carolina
D. R. Oliver
Pine Level
South Carolina
George L. Hooks
Columbia
Durett L. Williams
W. W. Westmoreland
Goldsboro
M. A. Hogue
Raleigh
UN Moves to Oust Truce Teams From Korea 1960
U N Command announced plans to withdraw neutral truce inspection teams from South Korea after a deadlock over a four nation proposal. Maj Gen Robert Gard said the move does not end the armistice and reports on troop movements will continue. Communist delegate Chung Keuk Rok warned of consequences if the agreement is wrecked. The withdrawal covers both Koreas with 19 inspectors at South Korean ports and a similar force in the North.
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Korea
U.N
South Korea
U.S
Robert G. Gard
Joint Mission
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Neutral Commission
Sweden
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Poland
North
Czech
Gard
Chung Keuk Rok
Asia
Chung
Joint Commission
Inchon
Pusan
Kunsan
Eleven Die In Rubber Factory Fire In Taichung Formosa
A rubber factory fire in Taichung Formosa central region killed eleven people. Fire brigades battled flames as authorities investigated the cause and scope of the disaster.
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Formosa
Taichung
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