Negotiators Near End in Louisville & Nashville Rail Strike
Negotiators report nearing an end of the 55 day L&N strike with issues to go to arbitration. The dispute centers on a health welfare plan and other matters, as unions and management push a basis for arbitration with the National Mediation Board. The strike, longest in 33 years, involved 25 000 workers and disrupted transportation across 14 states, with violence and shootings tied to negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
National Mediation Board
Mediation Board
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
L&n
Urbia
Mount Pleasant
Tenn
Campa
Kentucky
Mother's Day Traditions Across Churches Nationwide
The piece notes Mother's Day observances by churches across the nation with white flowers and red carnations. It recalls historical roots from 1807 and a 1914 presidential proclamation by Woodrow Wilson calling for honoring mothers and displaying the flag on public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. J
Mothday
Wood- Wilsom
United States
Pilgrim Holiness Church Observes Mother’s Day
The Pilgrim Holiness Church will mark Mother's Day with a combined Sunday school and morning worship service. After Sunday school a special Mother’s Day ram will be presented by the church’s young people, with awards to the oldest mother, youngest mother, mother with the most children, and the mother of the youngest baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Portrait of a Mother Sermon at First Baptist
Morning worship at First Baptist features speaker prov. J. E. Rawlinson on the topic Portrait of a Mother. A mixed quartet will sing O Blessed Day of Motherhood with Mrs. L Slate Miss Hilda Mitchell Carl Short and Neal Lancaster among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
J. E. Rawlinson
L Slate
Hilda Mitchell
Carl Short
Neal Lancaster
Grace Lutheran Church Plans Mother's Day Offering
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church will follow its annual Mother's Day custom of bringing an offering for the work of their Armed Services Commission. The commission will support thirty two thousand Missouri Synod Lutherans in the armed forces worldwide in service to their country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Armed Services Commission
Grace Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Study of "A Mother Whom God Called Great" at First Presbyterian
In morning worship Dr. Roy E. Watts will speak on the study titled A Mother Whom God Called Great at First Presbyterian. Mozart music will accompany the service.
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First Presbyterian
Roy E. Watts
Mozart
Green St Baptist Mothers Day Offering Supports Baptist Hospital
In observance of Mother's Day mrs f Green St. Baptist will conduct its annual offering for Baptist Hospital in Win. The church bulletin quotes Rev. George T. Tunstall praising the three beneficiaries the orphanage home for the aged and the hospital and notes the church will give more cheerfully and generously than ever before as part of its convention fostered effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green St. Baptist
Baptist Hospital
Win
George T. Tunstall
Special day honoring mothers ends National Family Week
Tomorrow marks a special day set aside to honor mothers and climaxes National Family Week. Local churches have emphasized the week with programs and studies on family relationships across its phases and problems.
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Tomnorrow
Piedmont Regional Women's Guild to Meet in Winston-Salem
The annual spring meeting of the Piedmont Regional Women's Guild of the Evangelical and Reformed Church is set for Wednesday May 11 at First Church in Winston Salem. Registration starts 9 30 am with worship at 10 am. Speakers include Dr Donald Dearborn Harold Myers and Barks J Peeler. Delegates from First Evangelical and Reformed attend. revisions to the constitution and officer elections to be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Regional Women's Guild
The
Evangelical and Reform Church
Winston- Salem
Evanston
Donald Dearborn
Raleigh
Harold Myers
Barks J. Peeler
Wall
First Evangelical and Reformed
Western leaders in Paris seek path to European peace
In Paris the Western Big Four meet to address Far East tensions and European defense. Dulles Macmillan and Adenauer press optimism while Viet Nam politics stir debates over Bao Dai and Diem. Talks cover Formosa and Sino American diplomacy amid Indochina flashpoints.
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Paris
Far East
U. S
State Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Dulles
Antoine Pinay
Edgar Faure
South Viet Nam
Macmillan
Formosa
Far Eastern
Europe
Iney Tat
Columine
United States
Adenauer
NATO
West Germany
Bao Dai
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Binh Xuyen
Viet Nam
Saigon
French Riviera
Ngo Dinh Luyen
Schoolgirl Calls Hemingway for English Theme Help
Barbara Blake, a 17 year old junior at Myers Park High, phoned Hemingway for theme advice. She says he told her to ask what she really wants to know and to judge themes by cutting out the junk. Her father considered the idea great.
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Charlotte
Barbara Blake
Myers Park High School
Ernest Hemingway
Barbara
Havana
Hemingway
J. Clarence Blake
Dynamite Damages Trains Amid Rail Strike Talks
The 56 day Louisville & Nashville Railroad strike faced renewed violence as dynamite damaged two Kentucky freight trains and a mainline bridge in Alabama. A separate blast hit Southern Bell lines, with an exchange of statements and talks for arbitration continuing in Washington.
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Washington
Kentucky
Alabama
Southern Bell Telephone Co
National Mediation Board
Buxahatchie Creek
Birmingham
L&n
F. W. Kirchner
Corbin
Louisville
Raymond D. Murphy
Telephone Company
CIO Communications Workers of America
North Carolina Auto Dealers End Convention
Detroit businessman Charles L. Jacobson and U S Senator Sam Ervin Jr addressed the final session of the North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association three day meeting in Pinehurst. Jacobson, Chrysler vice president, spoke in the morning while Ervin spoke at a luncheon. Merrill Mueller of New York City had spoken the day before and offered a NBC analyst view predicting potential underground trouble in Russia based on industrial output, rail access, and proximity to American air bases.
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Pinehurst
Charles L. Jacobson
Detroit
Mich
U.S
Sam Ervin Jr
Morganton
North Carolina
Assn
Jacobson
Chrysler Corp
Ervin
Merrill Mueller
New York City
National Broadcasting Co
Mueller
Russia
U. S
Electronic Brain Forecasts Weather Outlook at Suitland
The Weather Bureau tests a large electronic brain built by IBM. It produced its first forecast last night predicting today’s weather pattern. The machine, leased for $20,000 a month, will initially issue one forecast daily and rise to two later as it correlates past and current data to yield a swift general forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suitland
Weather Bureau
International Business Machines Corp
Ends 18th Week Legislature Faces Tax Question
Raleigh report notes the 1955-57 appropriations bill is largely settled but tax policy remains contentious. House and Senate debated revenue needs, with estimates narrowing to 20–22 million dollars. Gov Hodges urged further tax steps and a sales tax increase from 3 to 3 1 2 percent to fund a public school fund, while tobacco tax faced action.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Senate
House
House Finance Committee
Tom White
Lenoir
W. B. Rodman
Beaufort
Hodges
Eugene Shaw
David Hall
Jackson
Hall
Sunday Enterprise Promises Sports and May Day Features
The Sunday Enterprise outlines tomorrow’s edition with extensive sports coverage including baseball track and a major horse show plus a local dog show and numerous smaller items. It also highlights Mother’s Day features, May Day photos at High Point College and area schools, aerial shots of Furniture Row development, and a big dime bargain.
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Sunday Enterprise Sports Department
Sunday Enterprise
High Point College
Tomorrow's
Gore Sees New Support For Measure
Senator Gore says a revised highway financing bill should win all governors and party backing. The plan would raise federal share to 90 percent for interstate rebuilding, cutting state costs and saving about 1.8 billion compared with the 75-25 split.
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Washington
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Senate Public Works Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Report On Vaccine Hangs On Sunday Safety Review
Washington government urges halt of all polio vaccination programs until a Sunday report clears present Salk vaccine supplies. Surgeon General Scheele says a six man panel finished a two day study at NIH and will consider other information before a public Health Service opinion.
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Washington
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Public Health Service
The
Health Service
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Jonas Salk
Pittsburgh
California
Today
Health Service m
Kansas
Salk
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Cutter
Ike Helps Dedicate New Temple
President Eisenhower helped dedicate a new Hebrew temple in Washington addressing 2,200 attendees. He spoke on spiritual rights grounded in the Declaration of Independence and urged protecting those rights for all, noting the event followed a Sabbath service and his participation as a Presbyterian.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New Temple
Catholic March Is Broken Up
Mounted police dispersed a massive Buenos Aires Catholic march after an evening Mass at the Metropolitan Cathedral. At least 40 marchers were arrested, one officer injured, and a retired Army general named Carlos Garcia Cuevas was among those detained. The protest followed Peronist moves to separate church and state and curtail Catholic instruction in schools.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Carlos Garcia Cuevas
Atetropolitan Cathedral
Jesus
Florida Street
Theater
Corientes Street
Church
Peron
Senate
Ballentine Urges Farm Food Processing in Eastern NC
North Carolina farmers should shift toward processing foods and selling locally. State leaders praise eastern region’s climate soil and capital for agricultural growth and plan pilot counties to attract industry while balancing agriculture with industry led by local leaders and capital.
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Goldsboro
N.C
North Carolina
Press Assn
The
Press Association
Edward L. Fike
Rocky Mount Telegram
Dave Whichard Jr
Greenville Reflector
Ben E. Douglas
State Department of Conservation and Development
Capus Waynick
High Point
Douglas
Hodges
Waynick
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