Funeral in Shelby for Sen Clyde Hoey draws national figures
In Shelby North Carolina May 15 a funeral for Sen Clyde Hoey drew a large turnout led by Vice President and other national figures. Secretary Stevens and many senators arrived by plane or train as the official party led by Sen Lennon gathered for the 2 30 p m service at Central Methodist Church with a slate of Democratic and Republican leaders attending.
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Shelby
N. C
Clyde R. Hoey
Washington
Army
Stevens
Senate
William Knowland
California
Willian Knowland
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
North Carolina
Central Methodic Church
Sen
Lennon
George
D-Ga
Hayden
D-Ariz
Russell
Byrd
D-Va
McCarran
D-Nev
Chavez
Ellender
D-La
Johnson
D-Col
Hill
D-Ala
Ailken
D-Colo
Eastland
D-Miss
Aiken
Cordon
R-Ore
McClelland
H. A. Smith
R-Nj
Fullbright
D-Ark
Johnston
D-Sc
Experts Analyze North Carolina Income Standings
In Chapel Hill experts from Duke University and the University of North Carolina examined North Carolina per capita income. They attributed low state production to forest land management, tidal land resources, and marine resource development while noting low labor force participation due to birth rate migration and few women in work. The North Carolina Editorial Writers conference continues with Herbert Brucker of the Hartford Courant as tonight’s dinner speaker.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
North Carolina
Frank A. Hanna
B. A. Ratchford
Duke University Department of Economics and Business Administration
S. H. Hobs Jr
University of North Carolina
Hobbs
Tidewater
Ratchford
South
Herbert Brucker
The
Hartford
Eisenhowers Travel to Camp David for Weekend
President and Mrs. Eisenhower drive sixty miles to Camp David in Maryland's Catoctin Mountains for a weekend retreat and plan to return Sunday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Royal Couple Return From Six Month Commonwealth Tour
Queen Elizabeth II returns to London with the Duke of Edinburgh after a six month tour of the Commonwealth. Crowds gather along the Thames as Britannia nears Tower Bridge and Buckingham Palace. Churchill joins the voyage for a greeting while questions about the Prime Minister’s retirement arise.
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Eizabeth II
London
British Commonwealth
Prince Charles
Royal Yacht Britannia
Duke of Edinburgh
Princess Anne
AP Wirenhoto
Elizabeth II
Royal Yacht
Britannia
Thames Estuary
English
Thames
Tower Bridge
Elizabeth
Westminster Pier
Buckingham Palace
Churchill
English Channel
Whitehall
Palace
Gibraltar
Malta
Man Arrested for Drunk Driving Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Erwin B. Heifner, 38, arrested on a drunken driving charge, shot and killed himself in the back seat of the arresting officer's car in San Diego. Sgt H G Hoard stopped Heifner after his car weaved on the highway. no gun was seen during a sobriety test. Heifner held a Chicago Motor Club membership and listed 3 Calumet Ave Aurora Illinois.
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San Diego
Calif
Erwin B. Heifner
State Highway Patrol
H. G. Hoard
Heifner
Hoard
Chicago Motor Club
Calumet Ave
Aurora
Ill
Earthquake Shakes Seattle City Early Morning
A strong quake struck Seattle at 5 02 am. Poles swayed and buildings quivered as the temblor was felt across the city and as far south as Olympia. Police reported no damage or injuries in the 550000 population area.
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Seattle
Ody
Washington State Patrol
Olympia
Big 3 Diplomats Meet To Map Secret Plans
Senator McCarthy pressed for the complete story on Justice Department involvement in triggering Army charges against Pvt. G David Schine. He linked the January 21 conference with officials including Atty. Gen. Brownell and Deputy Atty. Gen. Rogers, Sherman Adams, Gerald Morgan, Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., and John Adams. The hearing cited a ban on further remarks by Adams and sought full disclosure of the meeting’s discussions and outcomes.
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Justice Department
Atty
Brownell
William Rogers
White House
Sherman Adams
Gerald Morgan
U. N
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Army
John G. Adams
John Adams
McCarthy
Schine
Rogers
Narcotic Ring Thug Slain in Chicago Drive-By Ambush
In Chicago on the southwest side a narcotics gang member, Frank Coduto 47, was shot in the back of the head as he drove past 1919 W Cullerton St. He died beside his car as gunmen targeting the gang continued a cycle of violence linked to the former alleged leader Anthony Pape. Several other gang members faced death threats and lawmen say the ring operations grossed about ten million dollars annually. Authorities tie Coduto to heroin sales and counterfeit money offenses amid federal indictments and ongoing investigations.
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Chicago
Frank Coduto
W. Cullerton St
Ana
Ellen
Oace
Matthew J. Mandernack
Anthony Pape
Pape
James
James Pape
Anthony
Coduto
Jock
Inside Bridge Classifieds and Puzzles
The page features bridge column notes and the classifieds section placed with crossword puzzle and comics. Editorial pace appears on page A6 with radio TV and weather briefs contributing to the layout.
Two Dial Brothers Convicted in Alabama Slavery Case
A federal jury in Birmingham convicted Fred N. Dial and Oscar Edwin Dial of conspiring to force labor from Black workers on a Sumter County farm. The verdict also found Fred Dial guilty of peonage. sentencing was set for June 4 with possible prison terms up to 15 years.
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Birmingham
Ala
West Alabama
Fred N. Dial
Oscar Edwin Dial
Alabama
Mississippi
Sumter County
Hubert Thompson
Nelson Grubbs
Thompson
Dial Brothers
Thom
Coy Lee Tanksly
Klondike
Miss
Fred Mal
Oscar Dial
Fred Dial
U.S
Runaway Heiress Isabela Patino Goldsmith Dies at 16
Isabela Patino Goldsmith, heiress to Antenor Patino, died in Hartman Clinic Paris from a brain hemorrhage after a rushed Paris hospital transfer. She wed James Goldsmith in Kelso Scotland on January 7 after eloping against her father’s wishes. The couple had a brief French Riviera honeymoon. she was eight months pregnant.
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Isabela Patina Goldsmith
Paris
James Goldsmith
Scotland
Isabela Patino Goldsmith
Antenor Patino
Hartman Clinic
Patino
Kelso
Hospital
French Riviera
Isabella
Goldsmith
Two Men Killed as Concrete Bucket Falls at The Dalles Dam
A concrete bucket weighing several tons broke loose from a crane and toppled onto workers at The Dalles dam. Ferrell C. Ball, 22, The Dalles, was killed instantly. Elmo Monroe Lawson, 21, died en route to hospital. Six others were injured.
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Dalles
Ferrell C. Ball
Elmo Monroe Lawson
Differences Mount On Indochina Issue
Washington reports growing strains between the United States and France over Indochina as Communist gains raise tensions. Talks in Paris aim to avoid blame while considering internationalizing the war and conditions for intervention.
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Washington
Indochina
Europe
Far East
Paris
United States
U.S
Dien Bien Phu
United Nations
Western Big Three map strategy for Indochina talks
Western diplomats in Geneva converge to map strategy for secret negotiations to halt the Indochina war. Molotov signals international supervision of a peace settlement, raising hopes of a concrete bargaining phase and limiting Vietminh propaganda.
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Geneva
Indochina
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
U. S
Red
Eisenhower Urges Unity in Armed Forces Day Address
President Eisenhower, at an Armed Forces Day dinner, says free men can do anything when united in a common cause. He avoids policy references, cites history to argue democracy endures, and notes concerns over communism while lauding the military and addressing public attention to McCarthy era probes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
Rome
Genghis Khan
Napoleon
Hitler
Mussolini
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
America
Sen. McCarthy
R- Is
Pentagon
West Point
Europe
Board Grants Rail Workers Health and Vacation Benefits
A presidential emergency board recommends 150 million dollars yearly in health welfare, vacation and holiday pay to about one million railroad workers. It rejects most fringe demands from 15 unions, while approving several rail management requests. The panel was created by President Eisenhower to avert a nationwide strike and issued its report to the White House after a year of negotiations.
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Washington
AFL
Eisenhower
White House
Ael
Charles Loring
Minnesota Supreme Court
Loring
Tucson
Ariz
UNC Fraternity Gunfire Deaths Leave Three Students Involved
In Chapel Hill North Carolina a UNC student killed one classmate and wounded two others, with all three identified as Putnam Davis Jr William Joyner and Allen B Long. Joyner was in critical condition with a chest wound and Long had a shoulder wound. Police said the shooter killed himself after the incident at the Delta Theta Fraternity house about 7 am. A fellow member heard a noise and initially mistook it for a firecracker.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Putnam Davis Jr
Greenwich
Rolfe Neill
Daily Tar Heels
Delta Theta
W. T. Sloan
Don Harley
Haddonfield
N. J
Building Up Last Month Shows Housing Boom
Washington reports April set a record for privately owned housing starts in three years with 1.00? million units begun, a 14 percent rise from March. Four months into 1954 total starts reached 341,400, about 6 percent below the same period in 1953, with activity strongest nationwide apart from the Southeast.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
BLS
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