Nations Observe May Day Across World
The Associated Press reports May Day parades and rallies worldwide on a Sunday, with emphasis on Communist displays in Moscow and Budapest while Cuba under Fidel Castro aims to show strength. West Berlin and Warsaw plan large celebrations, and Brazil seeks higher minimum wages. England observes may pole dances signaling summer growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
International Socialist Congress
Europe
Latin America
Orient
United States
Canada
Moscow
Lenin
Nikita Khrushchev
Red Square
Cuba
Fidel Castro
East
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Budapest
Hungary
Warsaw
Poland
Palace of Culture and Science
Brazil
Argentina
England
Tar Heel Is Object Of Search
Search planes searched a 60 mile sea area off Crescent City California for 25 year old radar operator 1st Lt Clarence E Peoples of Winston Salem N C after canopy came off the plane he piloted and he was believed ejected with a parachute and life raft.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Crescent City
Calif
Coleman Baker
Clarence E. Peoples
Winston - Salem
N.C
Baker
Peoples
Palmer Set To Assume New Post
Leo R. Palmer will become executive secretary of the High Point Merchants Association tomorrow. Clyde Campbell, who has held the post since December 1956, resigns May 1 to manage Coin Bank Specialities at 1800 N Main St. Campbell’s prior 22 years at Montgomery Ward are noted. Palmer, a Guilford County native, has worked in advertising at Greensboro Daily News, Charlotte Observer, and Flori-Keys Noter of Marathon Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo R. Palmer
High Point Merchants Association
Clyde Campbell
Coin Bank Specialities
Campbell
Montgomery Ward
Coin Bank
Main St
Palmer
Guilford County
Greensboro Daily News
Charlotte Observer
The
Flori- Keys Noter
Marathon
Plight of the Western Hare Versus Belgian Rabbit Debate
The article notes that the jackrabbit of the western plains is a large hare while the Belgian hare is a rabbit. It discusses distinctions in common names and species classification in a compact scientific overview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Plane Crash Sighting Near Milwaukee Leaves No Bodies Recovered
Coast Guard believes it located the crash site in Lake Michigan near Milwaukee where a Royal Canadian Air Force B25 Mitchell bomber went down Friday night while attempting to land at Gen Billy Mitchell Field. Debris and clothing were found over a four square mile area. no bodies recovered, likely trapped in the fuselage, and recovery may take days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Coast Guard
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee Harbor
Royal Canadian Air Force
RCAF
Gen. Billy Mitchell Airfield
Army, Navy
Milwaukee Fire Department
J. G. Stephenson
Windsor
Ont
Ottawa
Canada
Traux Air Force Base
Madison
North American Defense Command
George W. Kusier
New Toronto
Actress Cheryl Crane’s Daughter Flees Juvenile Home
Lana Turner’s 16 year old daughter Cheryl Crane and two other teens escaped from the El Retiro Home for Girls near Sylmar. They scaled an 11 foot barbed wire fence and disappeared into a residential area, police treating it as a routine runaway case.
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Hollywood
Lana Turner
Cheryl Crane
el Retiro
U.S. Highway 101
Sylmar
Cheryl
Miss Turner
Johnny Stompanato
Robert Martin Gunn
Donna Wilson
North Hollywood
Cheryl Zumbrum
van Nuys
Steve Crane
Crane
Snow and Wind Strike Midwest Causing Damage
Severe snowstorm hits Michigan with high winds damaging buildings and felling trees south of Kalamazoo. Winds wreck a plane and damage two others at Dowagiac airport. airport manager Grady Delion notes extensive damage. Snow disrupts opening trout season in the Upper Peninsula. a toppled tree crushes four cars in Chesteron Indiana, a woman escaping injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Sheriff's Office
Kalamazoo
Dowagiac
Grady Delion
Michigan
Midwest
Chesterton
Ind
Weather forecast for Atlantic states and Great Lakes
Showers and thundershowers predicted Sunday for Middle and Southern Atlantic states. Cooler temperatures expected in the Great Lakes area south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic States
Great Lakes
Ohio
Tennessee
Gulf States
South Atlantic
Great Plains
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Chamber of Commerce backs liberal trade policy stance
The U S Chamber of Commerce policy makers endorsed selective reciprocal tariff revision and gradual world trade barrier reductions while safeguarding U S industries with an escape clause for injurious concessions. They also pushed strengthened competitiveness, fewer regulatory and tax barriers, a balanced budget, and international nuclear control safeguards. They urged action on inflation, education funding, debt retirement, and conflict of interest reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
United States
Richard Wagner
Champlin Oil & Reining Co
Chicago
Chamber
Senate
Democrats
Federal Reserve Board
Milk Fund Bill Signed By President
President Eisenhower signed a measure raising funds for the school milk program. The program, started in 1954, now serves tens of thousands of schools and provides billions of half pints yearly, with new direct federal appropriations starting next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Commodity Credit Corp
Mrs Bertha Rollins Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs Bertha Burns Rollins were conducted at 2 30 p m Saturday at Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. She 70 of 803 Taylor Street died on Thursday after arriving dead at High Point Memorial Hospital. Pallbearers named. Infant son of Charlie Hunt burial at Vickrey Church cemetery after a stillbirth at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Burns Rollins
Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church
Philip J. Birchall
Floral Garden Park
Ervin Jones Jr
Casey Hilliard
Joe Harrellson
Howard Hemrick
Bobby Beasley
Perry Phillips
Rollins
Taylor St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Stephens
M. H. Sloan
C. B. Neal
Oak View
Oak View Methodist Church
Fletcher E. Howard
Kenneth Crouse
Lebanon Methodist Church
Harold C. Davis
St. George, S. C
Carrie Kizer Thomas
A. O. Thomas
Dorcas Crater
Turpin Electric Company
Trinidad
Green Street
Ronnie
Carrie Kiser Thomas
Centennial Ave
Carolyn Wheeless
Roland Harmon
High Point
A. S. Mucken‘fuss
Burlington
Thad Murray
Charleston
S. C
Essie
Alexandria
A. O
W. O. Thomas
Jake Rudd
Green Street Baptist Church
E. W. Price Jr
Harold C.davis
Five killed in fiery High Point crash near Rotary Drive
Police report a fatal collision on Rotary Drive as a southbound car struck two vehicles in sequence, then veered through a field and tree. Driver William Marcus Thomas Sr. died. passenger James Kenneth Stephens sustained minor injuries. The incident occurred in a residential district near Oak View.
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Rotary
William Marcus Thomas Sr
Long St
James Kenneth Stephens
Wellington
Thomas
High Point Memorial Hospital
Figure Skaters Heiss and Jenkins Marry in New York
Carol Heiss and Hayes Alan Jenkins wed at St. Thomas Episcopal Church on Fifth Avenue in front of about 400 guests. Heiss, 20, is a five time world champion and Olympic gold medalist. Jenkins, a four time world champion, has turned professional to fund Harvard Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Wedding
Heiss
Hayes Alan Jenkins
Akron
Ohio
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Jenkins
New York
Fifth Avenue
Carol Heiss
Miss Heiss
Edward Heiss
Ozone Park
N.Y
Baker
Carol
Frederick M. Morris
St. Thomas
Nancy
John Youngman
Pierre Brunet
Brunet
Squaw Valley
Vancouver
Harvard Law School
Hayes Alan
Accident Box Score This Week and Year Totals
The report lists accidents for this week and year to date with totals for persons killed injured and property loss. It shows figures such as 75 persons killed and property loss around 134 thousand dollars for the year to date.
Colored News Calendar and Engagement Notice
Public Affairs Committee hosts a Know your Candidates symposium. Weekly Y-Teen and club meetings dominate evenings with sewing classes and dances. United Ushers Choir to sing at Baldwin's Chapel tonight. Mrs Pauline Bostie announces the engagement of her daughter Zene to Howard Brown Jr of High Point with a May 28 home wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Affairs Committee
Archie Blount
A and T College
Greensboro
Ushers Choir
United Ushers Choir
Baldwin's Chapel
Pauline Bostie
Daugher
Zene
Howard Brown Jr
Igh Point
De Gaulle Welcomed In Guiana
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Cayenne French Guiana after a rainy flight from New Orleans as crowds welcomed him with cheers along a mangrove lined highway. He greeted celebrants, stood in the car to wave, and kissed several young girls at the city square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayenne
French Guiana
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Canada
South America
de Gaulle
New Orleans
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point Enterprise
Takako Hayashi
Tokyo
Barnard College
Barnard
Wendy Lupovitz
Steubenville
Martha Kostyra
Nutley
N. J
Des Eeea
Poberezny
U.S. Weather Bureau
Colored News
Ywca Calendar
Guiana
Ge ON
American Assembly
America
Columbia University
Public Service Incooperation
Advertising Council Andewspaper Advertising Executives Association
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