Henderson Strike Scene Quiet After Patrol Withdrawal
Henderson North Carolina reports a quiet scene as state highway patrolmen depart after a 52 month strike by the Textile Workers Union of America. Mayor Carroll V. Sin warns National Guard could be sent if violence escalates and Greenboro military police stand by for rapid deployment. Mills remain closed for the weekend after months of limited operations.
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Henderson
N. C
Carroll V. Sinscene
Harriet-Henderson
Hodges
National Guard
Greensboro
Textile Workers Union of America
Accidents Injure Eight in Thomasville Last Night
Three auto accidents in Thomasville sent eight people to City Memorial Hospital. Incidents occurred at Cannon Street and Edgewood Avenue, Trinity and Haywood streets, and Holly Hill Road. Injuries included head, ankle, finger, and scalp wounds. one car was demolished. several teenagers were among the injured.
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Thomasville
City Memorial Hospital
Cannon Street
Edgewood Avenue
James Stone
Haywood Street
Jimmy Beck
Polk Street
Beck
Clyde Carver
Walnut Street
Trinity
Haywood Streets
Ivor Elliott
Fremont Mendenhall
County Line
Holly Hill Road
Bill Kiser
McClellan calls for new antitrust laws over racketeers
Senator John L. McClellan says testimony shows racketeers pressuring major papers including the New York Times and Journal American to ensure newspaper delivery. He urges special antitrust measures in transport to curb labor extortion and protect press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
New York City
Senate
McClellan
New York Times
New York Journal-American
New York Mirror
Neo Gravure ‘Printing Co
Journal-American
Harold Gross
American Weekly
Closing Of Schools Threatened
SOUTH BEND Ind AP If showdown comes Georgia state officials will close public schools rather than integrate the races. Mayor William B Harts of Atlanta predicted Saturday speaking to a Notre Dame desegregation symposium via telephone. He said Georgia elites are silent while demagogues act and called the 1954 Supreme Court ruling the law and contested the pace of desegregation as a matter of direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Georgia
William B. Harts
Atlanta
Satary
University of Notre Dame Law School
Hartsfield
U. S. Supreme Court
King's Mother Visits Academy
Queen Mother Giovanna and exiled King Simeon II visit Valley Forge Military Academy for a two day Mothers fete. Simeon, 24, trains hard to graduate a three year course in one year and serves as a cadet while his mother tours the campus, inspecting barracks, rifles, and daily cadet life.
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Simeon II
Bulgaria
Giovanna
Valley Forge
Russell Landstrom
Valley Forge Military Academy
Italy
House of
Savoy
Boris
Simeon
Rylski
Madrid
Toronto
Maria Louise
Karl
Academy
Wind Gust Locks Draft in Store Display Sign
A $300 bank draft in the possession of Mrs. Lewis A. Denison was blown into a drug store display sign in Lockport New York. Authorities say the draft was inaccessible and would require disassembling the sign to recover it.
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Lockport, N. Y
Lewis A. Denison
Radiation Protection Leads Reported By Navy And Army
Navy researchers report crude spleen extracts from mice and guinea pigs could reduce death after lethal radiation in animals raising hope for postattack injections. Army work uses drug combinations MEA and AET to protect dogs in small doses, hailed as a potential breakthrough.
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Navy
Army
G. M. McDonnel
Surgeon General's Office
Friedrich Ellinger
U.S. Naval Medical Research Institute
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Cor- Ellinger
Col. McDonnel
McDonnel
Walter Reed Medical Research Institute
David Jacobus
Michael Dacquisto
Grave discovery in Boswell printer’s stone
Publisher Charles Long of the Boswell News found a century old grave marker on the underside of a printing stone used to hold pages before printing. He had intended to clean the stone but turned it over and uncovered the marker. He did not know how the gravestone ended in the press equipment.
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Boswell, Pa
Charles Long
Boswell News
Regan
Long
Eisenhower presses Khrushchev on limited nuclear test ban
President Eisenhower sent a new appeal to Premier Khrushchev seeking a limited ban on atmospheric nuclear tests. Congress reports say the offer includes a preliminary suspension of such tests and acceptance of adequate inspection. The move follows White House hedging on concessions and ties the proposal to Geneva talks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Congress
White House
James C. Hagerty
U.S
Moscow
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
James J. Wadsworth
C B Deane Undergoes Surgery
Former U S Representative C B Deane of Rockingham is in satisfactory condition at Baptist Hospital after removal of an inflamed portion of his lung. The surgeon reported the section was not malignant and that Deane is getting along fine with an excellent outlook for full recovery after a four hour chest operation Saturday morning.
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Winston-Salem
U.S
C. B. Deane
Rockingham
Baptist Hospital
Deane
Geneva Talks Read Like Cold War Battle Struggle
Geneva opens with a clash of wills as Khrushchev presses Berlin demands while Eisenhower and Herter seek to block a war breakout. Western unity faces strain as Gromyko probes gaps, testing the North Atlantic alliance in the tense pre summit stage.
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John M. Hightower
Geneva
Switzerland
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Britain
France
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Christian ‘A. Herter
Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
Herter
John Foster Dulles
Gromyko
Vu. M. Molotov
Dulles
Moscow
Tar Heel is Killed in Collision in Lancaster
Frederick Staney Pearson twenty and Andrew Oliver twenty, both of North Wilkesboro, were in a panel truck when it collided with an auto at the Route 9 and 21 intersection in Chester County. Pearson was killed instantly. Oliver was hospitalized with severe cuts and bruises. John Kennington of Lancaster drove the other car and escaped injury.
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Lancaster
S.C
North Carolina
Chester County
Frederick Staney Pearson
North Wilksboro
Andrew Oliver
North Wilkesboro
Cpl. C. R. Watson
State Highway Patrol
Pearson
Oliver
Columbia
U.S. 21
Land 21
John Kennington
Kennington
Charges Against UAW Aired In Asheville Speech
Herbert V. Kohler of Kohler Co. denounced Walter Reuther's UAW and left wing unions as pursuing plans to rewrite laws and society. He claimed they back welfare, big government, inflation and loss of local rights, warning communities without unions could still feel Reutherism's effects.
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Asheville
N.C
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
N.C. Assn
Herbert V. Kohler
Kohler Co
Kohler
Wis
UAW
Europe’s Tiny Vest Pocket States Across the Continent
A compact landscape of micro nations threads through Europe, each with unique borders, governance quirks, and cultural idiosyncrasies. The piece outlines their varied status, recognition, and historical quirks shaping modern diplomacy.
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North Main
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Main ST
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