Nine Guilford Candidates Endorse P T Congress Program
Nine of Guilford County’s 14 state legislative candidates including one Republican voiced full support for the 15 point program of the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers. They spoke at a Senior High School program sponsored by the local PTA council endorsing teacher retirement, sick leave, salary raises, and curriculum improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford
North Carolina
Gold
Raleigh
Keith Harrison
Robert F. Moseley
Shelley B. Caveness
Z. H. Howerton
Senate
Congress
Beverley Moore
Rupert T. Pickens
Joe T. Carruthers
Greensborondidate
Fred J. Flagler
D. H. Hall
Blake Thompson
Flashes Of Life and Oddities From Across Towns
A collage of short sensational items: in Revere a boy and friends uncover three sticks of dynamite in a vacant lot while seeking matches. In Winchester trucks moved by police carry 42 hives of bees alarmed by orchard pollen work. In Huntington a driver pays $140 down on a car with pennies. In Kansas City a wedding ring snags a finger, prompting amputation. Ames students test party loyalties with rival clubs. Chicago judge questions a suspect's rubber gloves reasoning as money germs explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Charles R Anderson
Frederick County
Lessons in English Word Usage Today
Lessons explain common errors and pronunciations such as I could have, not I could of, and how to say alien. It defines misused words, offers synonyms for injure and a daily vocabulary goal. The featured term RESPLENDENT means shining brilliantly and lustrous with an example about medals.
Council President Leads Meeting After Opening
The council president chaired the session shortly after the opening as the discussion program ran under the direction of Professor Walter Fleischmann of High Point College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fleischmann
High Point College
Mother and Daughter Banquet At Brooks Memorial Church
Brooks Memorial Methodist Church hosted a mother and daughter banquet led by Miss Ernes tine Reid and Miss Helen Ganna way with Rev. R C Sharpe delivering the principal talk. The event featured toasts to mothers and daughters, musical selections by the Florence High School quartet, and multiple responses and dedications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Memorial Methodist Church
Ernestine Reid
Helen Gannaway
R. C. Sharpe
Hilda Amaker
W. R. Robbins
Florence High School Quartet
A. B. Champlin
Lois Haizlip
B. J. Johnson
Thomas B. Smith
Thelma Sapp
Virginia Fuller
John M'Cain
John McCain
American Leguin
North Carolina Fruit Vegetable Market Report Highlights Prices
North Carolina shipping point data and Tuesday wholesale sales cover lettuce cabbage snap beans sweet potatoes potatoes and berries with mixed regional trends. Prices show duller New York lettuce markets, slightly weaker Philadelphia cabbage, and steady to weaker notes for berries in Haberdashery markets across Wallace Rose Hill and Burgaw auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
U. S. Agricultural Marketing Service
Wallace-Rose Hill
Philadelphia
S. C
New York
U. S
Baltimore
Nancy Halls
Hastings
Fia
Maine
Green Mountains
Chicago
Calif
Idaho
Ala
U. 8
Washington
North
South Carolina
MT. Olive
N. C
Hammond
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Burgaw
Chadbourn
Martin L. Davey Returns to National Democratic Spotlight
Columbus reports former Ohio governor Martin L. Davey reemerged in national politics as the Democratic challenger to Governor John W. Bricker. The primary tabulations show Dudley A. White and Harold H. Burton nearly tied for the Republican Senate nomination, with Cleveland expected to tilt Burton’s lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Dudley A. White
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
U. S. Senate
Vic Donahey
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Burton
Prospect Methodists Homecoming Day Program Declared
Prospect Methodist Church hosts Homecoming Day on May 19. Rev. Van Harrison leads program and Rev. T. B. Johnson, former Thomasville pastor, gives address. Afternoon features group singing and a noon lunch on the church grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Methodist Church
Prospect Road
van Harrison
T. B. Johnson
Thomasville
Prospect Church
Red and Blues Clash in Louisiana War Maneuvers
U S Army units move toward a major clash in Louisiana as Blues reportedly outnumber Red 390 to 130 in tanks. The Seventh Cavalry Brigade leads the Red's all mechanized forces employing tanks and armored cars in rapid, mobility focused attacks amid vivid road side awe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Rives
Louisiana
Texas
Blues
Seventh Calvary Brigade
Local Student Elected Delegate of Grail Honor Society
Chapel Hill May 15 Bill Dees Jr University student from Goldsboro has been elected head of the Order of the Grail, a leading student honorary group. He succeeds Paul Thompson of Wadesboro. Other officers: Charlie Idol High Point scribe Cy Jones Pennsgrove N J exchequer and George Coxhead St Petersburg Fla assistant exchequer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Bill Dees, Jr
Goldsboro
Order of the Grail
Paul Thompson
Wadesboro
Charlie Idol
High Point
Scribe
Cy Jones
Pennsgrove
N. J
Exchequer
George Coxhead
St. Petersburg
Fla
John Caffey Visits High Point in Sixth District Campaign
Greensboro candidate John Caffey, seeking the Democratic nomination for the U.S. House from the sixth district, spentTuesday in High Point visiting friends and supporters and said he is encouraged about his prospects districtwide. The item notes a ratio of cars to people and bathtubs to people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Caffey
Greensboro
United States
House of Representatives
High Point
Caffey
How to Eat to Beat the Heat by Alice H. Smith
Nutritionist Alice H. Smith urges vitamin intake via common foods. She lists daily targets: milk, leafy vegetables, potatoes, citrus or tomatoes, another fruit or vegetable, whole grains, and a protein such as eggs or meat. She notes sun exposure and cod liver oil as vitamin D sources and warns pills alone aren’t enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allies & Smith
Squalus Commissioned as Sailfish After Navy Loss
The submarine Squalus was commissioned as the Sailfish in Portsmouth with Morton Mumma Jr. in command. Admiral Cyrus W. Cole attended, decorated for the rescue and salvage operations. Four Squalus escapees, Manness, McLees, de Medeiros, and Craven, were assigned to the Sailfish, recognized for heroism in the rescue dives and early salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton C. Mumma, Jr
Cyrus W. Cole
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Manness
Lloyd B. Manness
Greensboro
N. C
Gerald C. McLees
Richmond
Kans
Leonard de Medeiros
New Bedford
Mass
Eugene D. Craven
Thayer, O
Also Mentioned on This Page
P-T
Caromel
Carter
Giulio Cesare
Italy
Mediterranean
Britain
France
Near East
India
Revere
Mollie Langone
Huntington
Ind
Dale Gussman
Kansas City
John D. Collins
General Hospital
Supreme Test
Ames
Iowa
John
Louis van der Linden
John van der Linden
Iowa State College
Iowa State
Eadward Uuczak
John Murray
Murray
Ao Philco
York Air Con
City Refrigeration CO
North Main St
Ora K. Martin
Josephine Ingram
Marion Martin
East Washington Street
Thomas Rivera
Howard University
Washington, D. C
BE. Yokely
Rivett Drive
Rivera
Yokely
Homer Clark
Augusta
Oole Clark
West Street
Clark
Ora Lee Heath
North Street
Leonard Street
William Penn High School
Gwendolyn
Catherine Chambers
Recreation Advisory Council
Washington Street
U.S
Carolina Organization
Alice H. Smith
Cleveland Health Council
Navy
U. S. S. Sailfish
Portsmouth
N. H
I H
Budweiser
Gopr
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
BY. Louis, MO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!