Eisenhower Decries Fairness Breach in McCarthy Inquiry
The President condemns the disregard of fair play by congressional investigators while defending administration witnesses. He praises General Zwicker and accuses Senator McCarthy of using terror tactics and personal vengeance, urging fairness in investigations and adherence to the standard of fair play.
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Eisenhower
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Zwicker
Knowland
Dulles
U. S
Berlin
Stevens
Army
Peress
Senator Hoey
Huey Long
America
World Day of Prayer Endorsed by High Point Church Women
The United Church Women of High Point seek editorial support for World Day of Prayer urging healing, UN unity, and peaceful leadership. The observance, set on the first Friday of Lent, began in 1887 and now spans globally with sponsorship by church women groups across the U. S. A. and local councils.
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Good Ladies of the
United Church Women of
High Point
United Nations
Boston
United Church Women
National Council of Churches of Christ
Bloody highways haunt Robeson Guilford and nearby counties
The article ranks North Carolina counties by highway fatalities. Robeson reports 37 deaths, Guilford 27, Mecklenburg 25, and Cumberland 25. Three counties had no fatalities, nine had one, and ten had three, underscoring deadly road conditions nationwide.
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Robeson
Guilford
Mecklenburg
Cumberland
North Carolina
Auto plants edge toward spring as output rebounds
Detroit reports a hopeful spring signal with Chrysler recalling 5,300 workers at the Plymouth plant after February production fell 54 percent. Hudson resumes output with 4,500 workers back. Ford gains 52 percent year over year and GM up 1 percent as the industry aims for 541,000 cars in March, a 22 percent rise from February.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Plymouth Assembly
Hudson Motor Company
Ford
General Motors
Calendar of 1954 special days weeks months list
Wheeling News Register notes a government chamber calendar of 1954 special days and weeks. It lists dates such as April 18 24 for Honey for Breakfast Week and National Leave Us Alone Week and other weeks including Baby Week Kind to Animal Week Lets Go Fishing Week and Save a Horse Week with guidance to celebrate Golden Rule Week at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Chamber of Commerce
Commerce Department
Lawsuit highlights reach of automobile financial responsibility act
A city traffic incident shows how the act applies to all involved vehicles. Two moving cars collided causing a parked car to be struck and another parked vehicle damaged. Investigators required drivers to post bond or show financial ability to cover damages.
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Automobile Financial Responsibility Act
Sabieibe
Debates and Damages Across Political and Legal Arenas
In North Carolina discussion turns to motor vehicle inspection rules and damages from an accident involving four vehicles. The piece also analyzes the pros and cons of joint candidate debates as practiced in several states, reflecting on historical precedents and public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Zeb Vance
Tom Settle
Douglas Lincoln
Local Scenes Highlight Charity Bond Reimbursement and Community Topics
A Greensboro reader reflects on bonding a distant relative who disappeared and later repaid the debt. The column covers a mirror gift for a county home demonstration agent, a Winston-Salem eye bank effort, Lexington barbecue shipments to West Virginia, and local honors and business notes including Sylvania Electric’s 1953 profits and a church building committee appointment.
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Logan Porter
Moriday
Greensboro
Ruby Azzle
Porter
Azzle
Warner Stamey
Cleveland County
Lexington
West Virginia
Huntington
Bryce Carrick
High Point
Eye Bank
Winston-Salem
City Hospital
Eye Bank For Restoring Light, Inc
James T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Elliott
Wood
Heritage Furniture, Inc
W. Tom Powell
Wesley Memorial
New Church
Earl N. Phillips
South America
Willis H. Slane
Sylvania Electric
Wisely Giving to Charity Needs New Laws and Care
The piece argues against charity fraud and urges licensing of fund raisers and registration of agencies in New York. It cites scandals worth millions diverted from aid and recommends careful giving guided by audited budgets, ethical fundraising, and known organizations. It cites Rockefeller Rosenwald and suggests using Better Business Bureau advisory services.
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New York Legislative
New York Legislative Commission
Veterans’ Organization
National Hospital
Commission of Inquiry
New York State
New York
John D. Rockefeller Sr
Julius Rosenwald
National Better Business Bureau
Lexington Ave
National Information Bureau
21St St
N. W
Washington, D. C
J. Paul Reed
National Information Area
Org
Ees
Aeee
Certified Public Accountant
Trust Coi
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South Carolina
Holt McPherson
Alcoholic Anonymous
Greater
Burgess Leonard
Cieiees
Church World Service
Dren's Fund
Ainst
Anning
Bradley Buell and Associates
Columbia University Press
Y.M. and
YWCA
Church Board
Aera
Basinaanes
Mr. Reed
Cohen Eee
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