Jones calls religion approach sparks church clash
In Raleigh Rev. Charles M. Jones of Chapel Hill defended an institutional approach to religion in a speech at the Institute of Religion forum. An Orange Presbytery commission ordered Jones’ pastoral relation with the Chapel Hill church discontinued for religious concerns. In Pinehurst 800 delegates are slated for the 18th annual North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association convention May 3-5 with details to follow.
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Raleigh
Charles M. Jones
Chapel Hill
Presbyterian Church
North Carolina
Judicial Commission of the
Orange Presbytery
Jones
Institute of Religion
Pinehurst A
The
North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association
Fred H. Deaton
Statesville
Laurinburg Man Will Stand Trial For Police Officer Killing
Harry Howell, 25, of Laurinburg, is charged with murder in the Christmas night slaying of Fayetteville patrolman Larry Graham, 22, during a dance at Laurinburg Maxton Air Force Base. Trial is set for May 11 after defense bid for postponement due to a crowded docket.
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Laurinburg
Harry Howell
Fayetteville
Howell
Larry Graham
Laurinburg- Maxton Air Force Base
Scotland
Piedmont District to Meet on Rehabilitation Efforts
The Winston-Salem meeting of the Piedmont District of the North Carolina Association of Case Workers will feature Lentz Sykes, district officer of the North Carolina Veterans Commission, as main speaker. Eight counties send welfare workers to discuss what case workers are doing to rehabilitate.
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Winston-Salem
Piedmont
North Carolina Association of Case Workers
Lentz Sykes
North Carolina Veterans Commission
Bud Reinhardt Faces Deadly Leukemia in Hospital
Bud Reinhardt a 13 year old from Sipes Orchard Home for Boys lies in a Hickory hospital with leukemia. Friends at the home say prayers for him at meals and in private as doctors offer little hope. Bud is 5 foot 4 inches tall with blond hair and his condition is described as almost always fatal.
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Hickory
Lawrence
Bud) Reinhardt
Sipes Orchard
Bud
United Nations exchanges escalate as Lodge rebukes Vishinsky
At the United Nations Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. vows a full scale U S reply to Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky who accuses America of war plans. Lodge defends U S policy citing Russia as arming China and using Asians as cannon fodder. Latin American nations push for a U N peace resolution on Korea.
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Lodge
Vishinsky
U.N
General Assembly
United Nations General Assembly
Russia
China
Eisenhower
Formosa
Far East
U. S
Tiawan
Formosa) Strait
United States
Korea
Second Floor Gutted at Samet Salvage Co Fire
A morning blaze at Samet Salvage Co. 1807 English Street gutted the entire second floor and damaged a rear one story section. Fire chief and firefighters from multiple stations battled the fire until control around 11:45. No damage estimate available at noon. The owner cited a heater unused for a year as the possible ignition source. Traffic around English Street was disrupted as spectators watched.
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Samet Salvage Co
English Street
High
Jacob W. Samet
Samet
Claude Canady
Mass Rally Demands Statewide Liquor Referendum in North Carolina
More than 1,500 supporters packed Raleigh venues to press for a statewide “all or nothing” liquor vote. Speakers claimed committees gag democracy, urging the Legislature to place the question before voters. The hearing accompanied a bill to let counties decide on legal whisky wine and beer sales or ban them statewide.
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Raleigh
Dry Force
North Carolina
Russia
Highway Commission
Memorial Auditorium
C. L. Patrick
Walstonburg
House of Senate
Francis O. Clarkson
Charlotte
V. Umstead
Frank Simms
Walter Crissman
Guilford
Senate
House Counties, Cities and Towns Group
Tri-State Medical Association Elects Officers
Doctors from the Carolinas and Virginia concluded a two day meeting by electing officers. They heard discussions on anemia heart disease and skin care and toured Duke Hospital.
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Durham
Carolinas
Virginia
Tri- State Medical Association
Duke Hospi
Rickenbacker Delivers Finale Banquet Address to Rotarians
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, president of Eastern Air Lines and WWI ace, told about 600 Rotarians that America risks danger from over success unless guided by spiritual principles. District governor E W Freeze received gifts. Carlyle Rutledge named governor nominee for July 1. conference hailed as inspiring and well attended.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
Plantation Club
America
Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
Howard Pancoast
High Point Club
E. W. Freeze
Randleman
Kannapolis
Tensions Rise as Kashani Calls Boycott in Tehran Riot
In Tehran riots intensify as Ayatullah Kashani orders a boycott of a Parliament session where Mossadegh planned a confidence vote. Police break up mobs, arrests made, including a few girls, while Mossadegh warns Americans to stay off the streets and deploys army troops to deter communists amid martial law.
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Tehran
Iran
Ayatullah Seyed Abolghassem Kashani
Mohammed Mossadegh
Parliament Square
Kashani
Boyecott
Majlis
Mossadegh
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
DAR Opens 53rd Annual Conference Here
The North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution opens its fifty third annual state meeting at First Methodist Church with state and national officers. Mrs Helen M Lambeth presides with welcomes from Mrs J C Moore and district hostesses. Miss Gertrude Carraway is honorary state regent and guest of honor at the banquet and evening events.
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Verdi
Aijida
Charles W. McAnnaly
First Methodist Church
North Carolina Society
Daughters of the American Ovey
Helen M. Lambeth
Thomasville
E. A. Branch
Raleigh
Lodge of Allegiance
J. A. Ellenberger
Greensboro
J. C. Moore
High Point
Frank Lander
Monroe
Ed Mendenhall
Chamber of Commerce
L. T. Penniman
Rocky Mount
Benjamin Ingram
Wilmington
James Morris
Marion
DAR
Willie Davis
Helen Louise Swaringen
McDermid
Scott
Tomlinson
Ralph Rochelle
Sheraton
John C. Sheloff
Gertrude Carraway
New Bern
Miss Carraway
Lambeth
State Board
Daughters of the American Revolution
Observers Expect Bonus Bill to Die in Committee
In Raleigh the House Veterans Affairs committee prepared to vote on a bill for a state wide vote on a 165 million dollar veteran bonus bonds proposal for Korea and World War II veterans. Observers predicted the measure would be killed.
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Raleigh
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Thomas W. Allen
Granville
House
North Carolina Amvets
Amvet
General Assembly
Senate
James H. Pou Bailey
Wake
J. William Copeland
Hertford
Sen
Baisley
Stocks Hold Narrow Range In Early Trading
UPI report shows stocks trading in a narrow range with reduced volume in the first half hour. Air conditioning makers Carrier York and Fedders-Quigan hit new highs while soft drink, tobacco, rail and utility issues rose modestly. St. Regis Paper drew attention with volume. Western Maryland led rail activity.
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New York
Carrier
York
Fedders-Quigan
St. Regis
Maryland
Canada Dry
Willys - Overland
Texas Land Trust
Amerada
Committee OKs Hawaii As New State
The House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee approved by 21 to 5 a bill to admit Hawaii as the 49th state. Republican leaders pledge early hearings on Alaska statehood. Taft expects Senate passage. If approved, Hawaii would elect two senators and two representatives for the 84th Congress beginning January 3, 1955.
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Washington
House Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs Today
Hawaii
Union
Alaska
House
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Weather Outlook with Temperatures and Sun Times
Tonight's low expected at 3 percent and tomorrow's high near 45 degrees. Today's high was 34 with a previous night low of 26. Sunset is 6 17 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 47 a m.
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Charlotte
Weather Bureau
Max
Min
Asheville
Atlanta
Ersees
Boston
Chicago
Columbia
Denver
Detroit
High Point
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Scserseeeere
San Antoniio
San Francisco
Washington
Wilmingtom
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Samet Salvage
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Joint Appropriations Committee
Advisory Budget Commission
Appropriations Committee
Umstead
Bailey
J. Vivian Whitfield
Pender
Terry Sanford
Cumberland
State Board of Conservation and Development
Atlantic
Civil Defense Office
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