Defect In Auto Blamed For Rural Road Crash
State Highway Patrol reported a rural road crash on Skeet Club Road near Highway 311. Willie Williams, resident of Skeet Club Road, drove a station wagon that due to a mechanical defect went out of control, crossed a ditch and hit a utility pole. Vehicle damage estimated at 300 dollars. No charges filed. Time of mishap 5 p.m.
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Skeet Club Road
Highway 311
State Highway Patrol
Willie Williams
YMCA Work In Korea Outlined By Dr Osborne
Dr Terry Osborne outlined YMCA needs in Korea and effects of war on the program. The Seoul YMCA, funded by the Wanamakers in 1907, was destroyed by Communists but work continues in ruins with a waiting list. High Point aims for 2800 dollars this year with a two week solicitation and next Monday meeting.
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YMCA
Korea
Terry Osborne
Y World Service Committee
Osborne
Seoul
Wanamakers
Guy Kinney
World Service Committee
High Point
George Dixon
U's Men's Club
Harry Bell
Horace Haworth
Heritage Group Meeting Tonight At Public Library 8
The Heritage Group holds a meeting at 8 o clock in the audio visual room of the public library. The agenda centers on the discussion topic What Is Democracy.
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Heritage Group
Hoover Warns Reds Aim to Thwart Prosecutions
In a letter to an internal security subcommittee Hoover alleges the 1957 Communist convention was Moscow driven and designed to hoodwink the public, thwart justice, and build a broader American Soviet style influence through fronts, recruitment, and unity with far left groups. He calls the Reds masters of the Big Lie and warns of heightened danger to U.S. peace and security.
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Internal Security Subcommittee
Justice Department
Kremlin
United States
Hoover
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Doctor Reports Renewed Interest in Hypnosis in Anesthesia
A California specialist reviews hypnotism in anesthesia noting its long history from Mesmer's animal magnetism to current practice. Hypnosis may reduce pain during surgery and can accompany chemical anesthesia, with children and burn patients cited as beneficiaries. The American Medical Association forms a committee to study its medical advantages and limits.
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Anton Mesmer
California
The
American Medical Association
Berkshire Hathaway workers ratify fringe benefits deal
New Bedford employees of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. unanimously approve a collective bargaining agreement with the Textile Workers Union of America for a 2 3 cent hourly fringe benefits increase effective April 15 while keeping current wages. New Bedford local leads 12 locals to ratify as the pattern anticipated to spread to 100 plants.
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New Bedford
Mass
Berkshire Hathaway, Inc
Textile Workers Union of America
Berkshire Hathaway
New England
Hurricane Hazel Insurance Claims Report At Exchange Club
Roy Crews of the General Adjustment Bureau told the Exchange Club that about 100000 insurance claims arose from Hurricane Hazel on the Carolinas coast three years ago. The average claim was 272.15 dollars. He urged building on pilings and solid designs and advised knowing coverage details for each item. M. D. Keith presided.
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Carolinas
Roy Crews
General Adjustment Bureau
High Point
Exchange Club
Hale
M. D. Keith
Youth Charged With Assault On School Teacher
James E. Mullins 18 of Greer Street faces charges of forcible trespass at a junior high and assaulting teacher Mrs. Don Padgett by grabbing arms and shoving her. He allegedly returned to the school after a warning. Bond set at $150 for Municipal Court Friday.
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James E. Mullins
Greer Street
Don Padgett
Mullins
Piano Quartette To Perform For HPC Assembly
A local piano quartet consisting of Mrs. Tom Finch Mrs. Henry Foscue Mrs. Charles McAnally and Mrs. Tom Pitts will perform at High Point College weekly assembly Wednesday at 10 20 using two pianos they will play Mendelssohn Fingal s Cave Overture selections from Greig Peer Gynt Suite No 1 and a Smetna Sonata The public is invited to attend the concert.
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Tom Finch
Henry Foscue
Charles McAnally
Tom Pitts
High Point College
Mendelsohn
Fingal
Greig
Police Rescue Scorched Roast In Chicago Apartment
Mr and Mrs John B Cramer invited guests when Mrs Cramer recalled a roast left cooking. Police arrived and forced entry, removing a smoking scorched roast and securing the window to deter theft in the Chicago apartment.
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Chicago
John B. Cramer
Senators Disagree On Campaigning For 1958
Washington senators clash over Eisenhower's role in the 1958 bid to win a Republican Senate. Senator Schoeppel says the president will campaign actively and dignifiedly, while Simpson cautions against overuse of grass roots efforts. Meade Alcorn backs a broad regional campaign. Eisenhower has critiques of McCarthy and Jenner.
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Washington v
Sen
Schoeppel
R-Kan
Eisenhower
GOP
Simpson Ee
Aes
Simpson
Meade Alcorn
Congress
McCarthy
R-Wis
Jenner
R-Ind
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