Welcome Relief From Heat Wave Ends in Parts of Nation
Heat relief moved into the Northeast and parts of the Midwest with cooler air spreading to the central Atlantic states and Ohio Valley. Temperatures dropped 8 to 12 degrees in the Middle Atlantic region while thundery weather and humid conditions lingered from New England to the Great Lakes with scattered tornadoes reported in North Dakota.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Cuntry
Central Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Central Plains
Midle
Mississippi Valley
Dakotas
North Dakota
Rockies
Mississippi River
North Carolina Weather Outlook With Showers and Mild Temperatures
Forecast calls for cloudy cooler conditions in North Carolina this afternoon with scattered thundershowers in the mountains and showers elsewhere. Southwest coastal areas may see few showers tonight. patchy rain across South Carolina remains possible with continued cloudiness.
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Montana
Utah
Idaho
Nebraska
Washington
Oregon
California
Dakotas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Martin and Lewis to End Partnership Next Month
Hollywood news reports Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis will formally end their multimillion dollar partnership next month after East ern nightclub tour to mark their 10th anniversary and the film Pardners. Hal Wallis agreed to let each make a separate movie ending the team contract and paving solo careers for both men.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Dean Martin
Bing Crosby
Jerry Lewis
Charlie Chaplin
Hal Wallis
Wallis
Field
Ed Grange
Six Hoy Frank Freeman
Paramount Studio
Paramount
Jerry
Hospital Association Case Ruling Due Next Week
Raleigh Superior Court Judge Hamilton Hobgood said he will rule next week in the State Hospital Association case. The association seeks to convert to a for profit corporation while opposing conversion controls imposed by Insurance Commissioner Charles F. Gold after hearings revealed stock transfer forgeries. Frank Owens of Kinston argued the order unseated directors and forced a stock sale at public auction, calling it strong medicine in free enterprise. Wade Bruton for Gold challenged the association’s candor with stockholders.
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Raleigh
Superior Court
Hamilton Hobgood
State Hospital Assn
Charles F. Gold
Gold
Hobgood
Frank Owens
Kinston
Association
Girls State Elects Candidates In 17th Tar Heel Session
Greensboro hosts the 17th Tar Heel Girls State at Woman’s College with five Federalist governor hopefuls, eight Nationalist contenders, and about 40 candidates filing through precinct channels. Federalist contenders include Jo Anne Davis and Elizabeth Antrim among others. Nationalist contenders include Susan Davis and Mildred Givens. Jeane Daniel of Durham was elected chairman of the Nationalist group.
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Greensboro
Tar Heel
Woman's College
Jo Anne Davis
Reidsville
Elizabeth Antrim
Dorothy Hull
Mount Airy
Calleen Moore
Wilkesboro
Carolee Wood
Siler City
Susan Akers Receives 1956 Margaret Mann Citation
Susan Grey Akers of Chapel Hill North Carolina won the 1956 Margaret Mann citation for outstanding achievement in cataloging and classification per the American Library Association. She taught at UNC library science since 1931, became dean in 1935, and retired in 1954. New grants were announced at the association's 75th annual conference.
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Miami Beach
Fla. B
Susan Grey Akers
Chapel Hill
N.C
Margaret Mann
American Library Assn
University of North Carolina School of Library Science
Library Association
Red Springs Woman Elected Federalist Chairman
Betty Anne Buie of Red Springs was elected Federalist chairman yesterday. The party leadership selection highlighted regional political activity and key local figures.
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Betty Anne Buie
Red Springs
Local Grants Support Microfilmed Back Issues Project
The program receives 30000 from the U S Steel Foundation and two grants of 5000 each from The New York Times and Remington Rand division of Sperry Rand Corp to support microfilmed back issues.
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U. S. Steel Foundation
The
New York Times
Remington Rand
Sperry Rand Corp
Greensboro Teen Charged in Fatal Shooting
Greensboro police charge 17 year old Shelby Jean Phillips with murder after she shot Elmer Heath through a screened door at his home. Heath, armed with a shotgun, had chased Brame away earlier and returned, later dying at Cone Memorial Hospital.
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Richard Greenwald
City College
New York
Bronx
Isabel Polensky
Greensboro
Elmer Ogburn
Tim"’ Heath
Shelby Jean Phillips
Heath
Grady Brame
Brame
Wax-Out Ear Wax Remedy Promoted For Hearing Help
An advertisement explains cerumen buildup causes hearing loss by clogging the ear canal and coating lining. It touts WAX-OUT as a soothing oil solution and syringe system to loosen and flush wax, claiming relief and restored ear health. The product is marketed in a SQUEEZE-A-DROP bottle for home use.
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High Point
Jacksonville
Little Rock
Memphis
Miami
Mobile
Myrtle Beach
New Orleans
San Antonio
San Francisco
Savannah
Pointe
Tampa Wilmington
Martin
Lewis
Dean
Crosby
Chaplin
Wade Bruton
Dick Turner
Marcia Perry
Susan Akers
ATR Conditioner
Essick
Bedford Sales CO
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High Point, N
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Piedmont Natural Gas
Undersrand
Gurnie Phillips
Shelby
Law
Mann Drug CO
Security Patrol Service, Inc
Jack S. Davis
C.F
Blade
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