Editorial Writers Parley Opens Tomorrow at UNC
North Carolina editorial writers conference begins in Chapel Hill and runs through Sunday. Reed Sarratt directs the program with sessions and four editorial critique groups chaired by Shoemaker McKnight Ivey and Resch. Alan Barth of the Washington Post speaks on intellectual freedom at a luncheon.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Thomas J. Lassiter
Reed Sarratt
Winston- Balem Journal-Sentinel
Don Shoemaker
Asheville ‘Citizen
C. A
Pete) McKnight
The
Charlotte News
W. T. Polk
Greensboro
Weimar Jones
Franklin
al Resch
Ben
Legal Steps Planned For Doomed Pair
Raleigh attorney Herman L. Taylor said he may seek a writ of error from the State Supreme Court to delay the May 29 execution of Bennie and Lloyd Daniels, who were convicted in 1949 of a Greenville taxi driver robbery murder. He cites new factors and notes previous motions were denied. The other two inmates are Raleigh Speller and Clyde Brown, whose rape and assault cases were not further recursed after U S Supreme Court petitions were rejected.
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Raleigh
Herman L. Taylor
State Supreme Court
Bennie
Lloyd R. Daniels
Cousins
Greenville
Gov. Umstead
Raleigh Speller
Windsor
Clyde Brown
Forsyth
Winston-Salem
Taylor
Speller
Brown
U. S. Supreme Court
Going out of business sign draws job seekers in Harrisburg
In downtown Harrisburg a store posted a window notice reading sales clerks wanted apply within permanent position while another placard announced going out of business everything must be sold. The juxtaposition puzzled job seekers and shoppers alike as the two signs sat side by side.
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Harrisburg
Arthur Godfrey Talks with Newsmen at Mass General
TV and radio star Arthur Godfrey clowns with reporters at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston as he awaits a hip operation. The Boston visit underscores his hands on public image and health setback.
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Arthur Godfrey
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Clerk Typist Prepares Induction Papers for Her Own Son
Mrs. W. P. Cross, a clerk-typist at Draft Board 45 in Hammond Indiana, has typed induction papers that sent hundreds of youths to war and this week prepared the papers for her own son.
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Hammond
Ind
W. P. Cross
Draft Board 45
Clerks Fined For All Day Parking In Front Courthouse
Seven water clerks who collect traffic fines at the Van Nuys courthouse were fined for parking all day in two hour zones in front of the courthouse.
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van Nuys
Calif
Diocese votes against women serving on vestry boards
The Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina rejected a proposal to allow women on church vestries and as convention delegates by a 95 to 74 vote at its 137th annual convention. A $171,515.75 budget for 1954 was approved, up $15,000 from 1953, and next year’s gathering will be at Calvary in Tarboro.
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Raleigh
Episcopal Diocese of
North Carolina
Allimate
Calvary
Tarboro
F. N. Cox
Eastern
Roland Moncure
Leaksville
Police arrest 11 year old for BB gun bruise incident
In Huntington West Virginia police charged an 11 year old boy after a BB gun shot injured a four year old playmate. Detective Blake said he would push for the parents to be prosecuted for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ray Blake
State Medical Society Elects Officers at Annual Convention
The North Carolina Medical Society wrapped its convention in Pinehurst with Dr Zeckwens of Elizabeth City named president elect and Dr Joseph A Elliot of Charlotte installed as president. Other officers include Dr John F Foster, Dr Julian Moore, Dr Westbrook Murphy, and Dr Donnell Cobb. The group noted public health services reach four million and prepared for the society's 100th anniversary next year.
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Pinehurst
N. C
The
North Carolina Medical Society
Zackwens
Elizabeth City
Joseph A. Elliot
Charlotte
John F. Foster
Sanford
Julian Moore
Asheville
Westbrook Murphy
House of Delegates
Donnell Cobb
Goldsboro
State Board of Health
Ben J. Lawrence
John R. Bender
Winston-Salem
J. W. Norton
Air Transport Chief Summoned by House Committee
Amos Heacock, president of American Air Transport Associates, was summoned before the House Committee on Un-American Activities amid an inquiry into Communist influence on colleges. His non-scheduled airline, which ran West Coast to Alaska routes, recently suspended operations under a Civil Aeronautics Board order for operating on scheduled routes.
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Washington
Amos Heacock
American Air Transport Associates, Inc
Harold H. Velde
Ril
Heacock
West Coast
Alaska
CAB
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