North Carolina Soil Bank Meetings Planned
Four area meetings will be held in North Carolina next week to explain and discuss the soil bank program with farmers and agricultural leaders. H D Godfrey announced the sessions as part of the program’s first official move into operation. Each two day meeting includes dates June 19 20 at Greensboro Woman's College and Asheville George Vanderbilt Hotel. June 21 22 sessions at Williamston Roanoke Country Club and Fayetteville Lions Building.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
H. D. Godfrey
ASC
Woman’s College
Greensboro
George Vanderbilt Hotel
Asheville
Roanoke Country Club
Williamston
Lions Building
Fayetteville
Fourth annual Christian studies school opens at Meredith
The fourth annual school of Christian studies opened at Meredith College today. Lecturers include Dr. John A. McKay president of Princeton Theological Seminary Dr J B Weatherspoon of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Ky and Dr Wilhelm Pauck professor of church history at Union Theological Seminary New York.
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School of Christian Studies
Meredith College
John A. McKay
Princeton
Quarles to Speak to Champion Paper Executives
Air Force Secretary Donald A. Quarles will address Champion Paper & Fibre Co. executives in Lake Logan North Carolina on Tuesday night. He will be accompanied by Deputy Defense Director Reuben B. Robertson Jr. and speak off the record to managers from Champion’s general office and Ohio division plant, plus the Canton and Pasadena plants and the Sandersville clay plant.
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N.C
Air Force
Donald A. Quarles
Champion Paper & Fibre Co
Quarles
U. S
Reuben B. Robertson Jr
Champion
General Office
Ohio Division
Hamilton
Ohio
Canton
Pasadena
Tex
Sandersville
Hooper Heads North Carolina Underwriters
Raleigh Charles M. Hooper was named president of the North Carolina Association of Accident and Health Underwriters at the annual convention closing session on Saturday. Harry Schultz of Winston-Salem was elected secretary treasurer and Hooper was named vice president.
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Raleigh
The
North Carolina Assn. of Accident and Health Underwriters
Charles M. Hooper
Harry Schultz
Winston-Salem
Postmasters Assn Opens North Carolina Convention
Approximately 400 delegates and guests were expected for the North Carolina chapter annual convention of the National Postmasters Assn in Nags Head. Speech making will begin tomorrow with Gov Hodges among the speakers while vacationing on the coast.
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Nags Head
N.C
North Carolina
The
Hodges
Statewide cardiac rehabilitation plans discussed in Raleigh
A meeting in Raleigh last week brought three specialists and representatives from the state Departments of Health and Welfare the Veterans and Vocational Rehabilitation Commissions the American Legion the State Medical Society other insurance companies and local Heart Chapters to lay plans for a comprehensive cardiac rehabilitation program across the state.
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State Departments of Health and Welfare
Veterans and Vocational Rehabilitation Commissions
The
American Legion
State Medical Society
Heart
Raleigh
URI Home Economics Professor Prefers Eating Out
Sara E. Coyne, associate professor of home economics at the University of Rhode Island for 31 years, announced her retirement and confessed she prefers eating in restaurants because it is not practical to cook for oneself, especially doing the dishes.
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Kingston, R.I
Sara E. Coyne
The
University
Rhode Island
Maryland teen in prison slayings to be examined
Billy Ray Prevatte, 14, a former Raleigh student, is under psychiatric observation at Spring Grove State Hospital after being charged with killing one Seat Pleasant junior high teacher and wounding two others on May 4. Judge Fletcher ordered the mental examination and a habeas hearing followed as defense attorney Wilmer Pyles challenged jail placement.
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Catonsville
Raleigh, N. C
Maryland
Spring Grove State Hospital
Billy Ray Prevatte
Seat Pleasant
Co Cameron
Westfield
Prevatte
Pyles
Ice Queen and New Mate Honeymoon in South
Ice queen Sonja Henie and Norwegian shipping magnate Niels Onstad wed in Manhattan on Saturday in Onstad's apartment. Henie, 43, and Onstad, 46, plan a honeymoon away from home. Henie’s two prior marriages included Dan Topping and Winthrop Gardiner Jr. The Gardiner union ended in divorce last month. Ten drugs of the past two decades saved vast numbers of lives.
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New York
Sonja Henie
Niels Onstad
South
Henie
Manhattan
Dan Topping
New York Yankees
Winthrop Gardiner Jr
Gardiner
Hatoyama Sends Cable To Ike For Speedy Recovery
Japanese Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama sent a cable to President Eisenhower saying the government and people pray for his speedy recovery and early return to state affairs.
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Tokyo
Ichiro Hatoyama
Eisenhower
Answers to five quiz prompts in a single page
The text lists five items: Sicily and Sardinia as a pair, a statement that something is compulsory, a union demand for 52 weeks, a remark about pouring from can to can, and a claim about a wine tanker being a killer in Japan with goats per 100000 and a note about the 2nd amendment.
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Sicily
Sardinia
Japan
U. S
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