Vacation Bible School plans across four local churches
Four local churches announce completion of vacation Bible school plans to run starting Monday. N Main Baptist offers an eight day session June 13 to 22 with multiple age groups and a 100 enrollment target. Lindsay Memorial Church, First Evangelical and Reformed, and Green Street Baptist Church also schedule weeklong or two week programs with varied activities and staff.
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N. Main Baptist
Gwen Horne
Neil Armstrong
J. YP. Roberts
Traynham
BE. A. Andrews
Davis
Ann Harcock
Lindsay Memorial Church
G. E. Thayer
Bible School
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Bruce Weavil
Hill
Francis
Judy Spencer
City Lake Park
Bible School of the
West End
Green St. Baptist Church
Fred Culler Jr
Ated
Redding and
Ennis Sts
Clara Cox
Mangum Ave
Green St
Eason to Speak at Green Street Baptist Brotherhood Night
Horace Eason state brotherhood secretary of the Baptist church will speak Tuesday night at Green Street Baptist Church Brotherhood meeting. Eason, Shelby native, is a church executive and musician, directs music at statewide meetings, and led the Greater Wake Forest Program. Miss Katy Ruth Grayson calls him an enthusiastic vivacious speaker. The Churchman's Brotherhood of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church meets Thursday at 6 30 PM.
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Horace Eason
The
Baptist Church
Will Speee
Green St. Baptist Church
Eason
Shelby
Greater Wake Forest
Katy Ruth Grayson
Churchman's Brotherhood
Churchman’s Brotherhood
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Tariff cuts blasted by American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
The American Cotton Manufacturers Institute denounces U S Japan tariff reductions as a staggering blow to the cotton textile industry and to cotton growers. It calls the cuts devastating hitting 80 percent or more of this country's fabric production and lashes the State Department for soft wording in its announcement.
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Washington
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
United States
Japan
America
State Department
South
New England
Institute
Ten U S Fliers Die In Crash In Stuttgart Germany
A four engine U S Air Force B 29 crashed into a rocky hillside in the Swabian Alps near Stuttgart during dense fog and rain. Ten crewmen were killed and bodies were removed by German police and emergency squads after the wreckage scattered up to 300 feet from the impact. The aircraft, stationed at Molesworth England, was on an instrument training flight when contact with Stuttgart control was lost.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Swabian Alps
Teckberg
Air Force
Molesworth
England
Manhattans Bee Swarm Draws Crowd and Joe’s Stunt
In Manhattan a wall hive drew a crowd at a six story apartment. Joe, wearing dark glasses, stuck his face into the mass. An exterminator later destroyed the swarm identified as Italian honey bees by Dr. Theodore Schneirla of the American Museum.
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Joseph Pouceymirdo
Manhattan
Apiary
Joe
New York
Pace
Park Department
Forestry Service
Bud
Theodore C. Schneirla
Department of Animal Behavior
American Museum ‘of Natural History
Owannien
Schneirla
Gordon Gray Accepted as Defense Aide for International Security
Gordon Gray agreed to serve as assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs. President Eisenhower nominated him to head the Defense post, with Gray taking indefinite leave from the Consolidated University of North Carolina starting mid July. He will direct military aspects of foreign aid operations and return to the Defense Department after leaving the university presidency.
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National Administration
Washington
Eisenhower
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Gov. Hodges
Ones Board of Trustees
Gray
Hodges
Universi
J. Harris Parks
H. Struve Hensel
White House
Senate
Foreign Operations Administration
Defense Department
Army
Consolidated University
Baltimore
Winston- Salem
Winston, Salem
Bowman Gray Sr
Big R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Lottery Kingpin Gets More Time
Francis Duval Smith of Greensboro was sentenced to two years in federal prison for violation of federal lottery laws. He already serves a 10 year state sentence for lottery violations and faces 10 to 25 years for a hit and run death. Judge Wilson Warlick noted the federal term allows a detainer and supervision over parole authorities in Raleigh. Smith pleaded guilty.
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Greensboror
Francis Duval
George) Smith
Greens
Bere
Smith
Wilson Warlick
U. S
Middle District Court
Raleigh
End Sought To Army Cap Probe
Chicago hatmaker Harry Lev faces bribery accusations amid testimony before a subcommittee. Lev denies paying bribes and asserts no insider information on contracts, claiming a million manufactured military and naval items. Navy seeks 70,418.90 repay due to defective white sailor caps. Lev argues delays and questionable bids. Mundt calls the matter perjurous and worthy of a grand jury.
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Chicago
Harry Lev
Lev
Subcommittee
Navy
Henry B. Vining
Puerto Rico
Maurice Ades
Ining
Ades
Spencer Manufacturing Co
Jack Balaban
Spencer
Ley
Charlies J. Meise
Round Brook
N. J
Eee
Singer Sewing Machi
Meise
Sen. Mundt
Eisenhower Proposes Two New Atoms For Peace Programs
President Eisenhower outlined two programs to aid free nations with atomic research and power reactors. The US would fund half the cost of research reactors and provide nuclear experts, while also offering training and access to build power reactors with participants funding their own plants. He urged Soviet participation but pressed ahead with agreements already signed with several countries. The address came during Penn State’s centennial commencement, after a visit to the university’s new $312,000 reactor facility.
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University Park
Eisenhower
United States
Congress
Free Nations
Thay
NBC Abc
Penn State
Eisen
Soviet
Russia
Turkey
Lebanon
Israel
Italy
Spain
Switzerland
Denmark
Colombia
Brazil
Argentina
The
Health Chief States Faith In Vaccine
Washington reported Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele voiced confidence in antipolio vaccine safety after a Health Service white paper reviewed the vaccine program’s troubled history. Basil O’Connor and Wyeth officials challenged the report as questions about Wyeth vaccine and testing persisted. Meanwhile mass immunization for schoolchildren awaits renewed vaccine supplies as polio season nears.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Health Service
New York
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Philadelphia
H. W. Blades
Wyeth Inc
James A. Shannon
National Institutes of Health
Shannon
Wyeth
The
Blades
Malenkov Outlines Soviet Atom Station Plans
In talks at an Indian embassy garden party Georgi Malenkov, now power minister, says the Soviet Union aims to have atomic stations outputting 30 000 and 100 000 kilowatts in operation within a few years. He contrasted with Western progress on commercial plants like Shippingport Pennsylvania as he joked about delegations and fingerprinting Nehru.
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Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
India
Nehru
United States
Britain
Canada
Shippingport
Atomic Energy Commission
Uesne Light Co
Mier
Sonally
Union Official To Face Senate Investigators
John J. Mullen director of political action for the United Steelworkers will testify under oath today after denying publicly he was a Communist party member. The hearing ties his denial to testimony by Joseph Mazzei who said Mullen attended meetings for Communist party functionaries. David J. McDonald praised Mullen as anti Communist and expressed confidence in him.
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Washington
Senate
John J. Mullen
CIA
United Steelworkers
O Nee
Clairton
Senate Internal Security
Daniel
D-Tex
Mullen
Joseph D. Mazzei
Pittsburgh
FBI
Justice Department
Mazzei
Communist Party
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers Union
Tew
Nixon to Speak at Galveston Barbecue Speech
Vice President Richard Nixon was slated as the featured speaker at a banquet during the Texas Press Association convention in Galveston tonight.
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Galveston
Richard Nixon
Texas Press Assn
Vacation Time and City Leaders Highlight Sunday's Enterprise
The Sunday Enterprise starts a two part vacation series with seashore and mountain debate. Brando is not a favorite here with box office poison label while fans like certain stars. H G Iiderton begins fifth term optimistic about the city. A High Point clinic aids pets with longer lifespans.
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Carolina
The
Sunday Enterprise
Brando
Marlon Brando
Tomorrow's
Dean
H. G., Iiderton
Memorial Hospital
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