Missionary Guest to Speak at Woman's Baptist Church
Mrs. J. T. McRae, returned missionary from the Gaza Strip, will be guest speaker Tuesday at the Woman's Missionary Baptist Church meeting. The event marks the society's first anniversary and begins at 8 p.m. at Mrs. D. S. McNeill's home on Rockford Road. Rev. John Long of Colfax will conduct revival services at the Salvation Army, 801 S. Main.
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J. T. McRae
Gaza Strip
Woman's Mis- Baptist Church
D. S. McNeill
Rockford Road
John Long
Colfax
Salvation Army
S. Main
C. ©. Furr
Sam Wiley
Crestwood Presbyterian Church
Reduced Aid Bill Approved By Senate Foreign Relations Panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Eisenhower's foreign aid bill trimming 227.5 million from a 3.864 billion request for fiscal year starting July 1. The panel backed 3.637 billion while planning further action on the Senate floor next week.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
The
Treasury
Senate Republic
Prince May Wed American
Paris reports a son of the late Romanian King plans marriage to the American heiress niece of Woodland Kahler. Jeanne Williams flatly denied engagement and future wedding plans. Lambrino, 37, has title Prince Carol after court rulings on his share of the estate.
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Paris
Carol of
Romania
Jeanne Williams
New York
Woodland Kahler
Mircea Carol Lambrino
Lambrino
Prince Carol
Portugal
France
Carol
Pauling Faces Senate Subcommittee Hearing Over Nuclear Test Protest
Pravda defends Linus Pauling as a non subversive figure in a dispute with the U S Senate Internal Security subcommittee led by Sen Eastland. He is summoned to a public hearing in Washington on June 18 after a petition signed by about 26 000 scientists and support from farmers and teachers.
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Linus Pauing
California
U. S. Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Pauling
Washington
Pravda
Senate
Subcommittee On Home Security
Iowa
Cincinnati
Students Freed by Reds May Face Travel Endings
US students Mike A Gilbert of Walterboro and Warren W Hair of Augusta were released by Hungarian police after imprisonment since May 26 and deported to Austria. They may be allowed to continue their European hitchhiking trip or be sent home by the State Department as officials discuss maturity and passport respect. They described their journey and said they might do it again, while Austrian authorities plan further talks.
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Vienna
Austria
U. S
Hungary
Mike A. Gilbert
Walterboro
Warren William Hair
Augusta
S. C
State Department
Europe
Nickelsdorf
Rust
Kennedy Declares No Aspirations for 1960 Nomination
Senator Kennedy told Arkansas Bar Association listeners that he has no presidential or vice presidential ambitions for 1960 and plans to run for re election to the Senate. He said Democrats have many presidential prospects while Republicans only Nixon and Knowland.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Arkansas Bar Assn
Nixon
Sen
Knowland
California
Freed From Jail Chooses Klan Husband After Release
Barbara Richardson Horn, a 15 year old pregnant teen, chose to live with her 45 year old husband Alvin Horn, a Ku Klux Klan leader, after six days in a juvenile jail. The couple married May 3 in Trenton Georgia while Barbara’s parents sought an annulment claiming Horn lied about her age.
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Talladega
Ala
Barbara Richardson Horn
Barbara
Alvin Horn
Horn
Alabama
William Henry Richardson
Trenton
Huel Love
Richardsons
Tuscaloosa
H. O. Hurst
Hurst
Sells Inheritance Heir to a Million Faces Rent Strain
In Chicago a New York banker heir to a multimillion dollar estate seeks rapid settlement to access cash and pay overdue rent. Attorney Charles Aiken told Judge Michael L. Igoe the complex inheritance is tied up in lawsuits and that the heir Kaufman has sold shares and exhausted funds while awaiting final distribution.
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Chicago
New York
Charles R. Aiken
Michael L. Igoe
U. S. District Court
Aiken
Igoe
Kaufman
Ordeirs
New York Athletic
Marie Julia Young Kaufman Pratt
Bakers Union Chief Faces Senate Inquiry Over Prostitution Link
Senate investigators stated Bakers Union President James G. Cross will testify under oath about links to a convicted prostitute, Mrs. Kay Lower. Witnesses alleged union funds supported Lower and a manager claimed goons were paid to beat a boy named Newsom and an unidentified man, with Cross denying involvement.
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G. Milton Kelly
Washington
Wwo Senate
Bakers Union
James G. Cross
Kay Lower
Los Angeles
Cross
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Lower
Albert Barclay
Bakers
International Union
Elsie Kay Lower
John D. Nelson
Tee Counsel
Eisenhower Attacks Democrats in Sharp Speech
President Eisenhower amid a two day Republican conference attacked the Democrats as easy spending inflationists and paternalistic. He charged Democrats with government by crony and deficit spending while urging Republican leaders in Congress to tone down party rhetoric.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Truman Says Ike Is Hopeful About Democrats
Former President Truman, aboard a LaGuardia plane bound for Boston, called Eisenhower hopeful as he described Democrats as hopelessly split. He warned Democrats would challenge the Republicans when the time comes and planned to deliver a Brandeis University commencement address on citizenship civil rights and executive power.
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New York
Truman
Eisenhower
la Guardia
Boston
Brandeis University
Washington
Zachary Taylor
Sunday Enterprise preview highlights outdoor living and local stories
The Sunday Enterprise features summer outdoor cooking and recreation with photos. Braxton Younts covers Curtis Smith's deals at Merry Hills farm. Jane Lucas reports on North Carolina Boy's Home progress. Robert Marks writes on High Point industry landscapes. Adelaide Wendler and Ed Lane contribute society and Thomasville items.
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Sunday Enterprise
Braxton Younts
Curtis Smith
Merry Hills Farm
High Point
North Carolina
Jane Lucas
Enterprise Tomorrow
Robert Marks
Sloan Gibsons Jr
Adelaide Wendler
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Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Thomasville
C. E. Ridge
Lexington
Bible School
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Irene Marsh
Brentwood Baptist Church
Howard Bowen
B. C. Howlett
Charles Jenkins
James Mcabee
Ellis Melton
Bill Cardin
Bill Hight
Charlie Monk Jr
Brenda Smith
J. Harold Loman
First Pilgrim Church
Salisbury
People’s Methodist Church
Albertson Road
E. M. Dellinger
People’s Church
MR. Long
MR. Loman
Prince May
S.C
North Augusta
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