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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1958

Page

2

Democrats Preparing For Vote

In Raleigh and across North Carolina voters prepare for the May 31 Democratic primary. Registration books closed, county races surge, and contenders for Congress, Superior Court, and solicitor posts vie as the campaign heats up.

Raleigh George A. Shuford Ashville Heinz Rollman Waynesville Rollman Sanford W. Brown Asheville Arch Nicholson Swannanoa Thad D. Bryson Jr Bryson City George B. Patton Franklin Dan K. Moore J. A. Rous Robert M. Gambill North Wilkesboro 10Th Wilville F. Phillips William G Pittman E. Maurice Bias Fayetteville Wesley C. Watts Croverted Charles Kirkman M. G Walter F James S. Howell Ashe

Richardson Foundation Gifts $25000 to Guilford College Building

The Richardson Foundation Inc. of New York gave Guilford College a 25000 gift for the education building in Greensboro. Announcement was made Saturday by Dr Clyde A Milner, the college president, noting this is the fourth donation to the building project and listing Cone Mills and Burlington Industries as earlier supporters.

Greensboro Guilford College Richardson Foundation Inc New York Clyde A. Milner Cone Mills Burlington

Hippo and Bull Threats Highlight Waterway Dangers

A report notes hippos seldom attack humans while enraged bulls can lift boats and bite hulls. The danger arises when people encounter bulls in waterways, risking capsizing and injuries.

Mystic Islands Ap Oer In Atlantic City AOE

Unable to determine readable facts from the fragment. The text references Atlantic City and Mystic Islands but provides no clear event, date, or named entities beyond those.

Mystic Islands Atlantic City

Duke to Name Two Graduation Speakers for 1958 Commencement

Duke University will honor 1958 graduates with a weekend of events May 30 to June 2. Charles 8. Rhyne of Washington, D C will deliver the commencement address on June 2 and Dr Harold Bosley of Evanston Ill will give the baccalaureate sermon Peaceful World. Edwin Gill NC State Treasurer and 1924 Duke Law graduate will speak to the about 1000 degree recipients.

Fields Duke University Charles 8. Rhyne Washington, D. C The American Bar Assn Harold A. Evanston Ill Duke Edwin Gill North Carolina Duke Law School Hollis Edens Rhyne Gill Edens Trinity College Woman's College Duke University National Council Mecklenburg County Richard M. Nixon Bosley Duke Divinity School Burchard, Neb University of Chicago

No Secrecy Found In Paper Poll

A survey by the Freedom of Information Committee of the North Carolina AP News Council finds most public and semi public agencies in the state lack full openness. The report, presented by Reed Sarratt, notes many agencies delay access to records and many city boards conduct closed meetings.

Chapel Hill N.C North Carolina Freedom of Information Committee North Carolina Associated Press News Council Reed Sarratt Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel

Marines Return from Caribbean Observe Armed Forces Day

Marines back from the Caribbean lent significance to North Carolina Armed Forces Day with mass demonstrations. At Fort Bragg 20,000 watched parachute jumps by 200 airborne troops in morning drops and 600 later. A Navy transfer demo and a large flyover by jet fighters and bombers at Seymour Johnson plus National Guard aircraft over Charlotte.

Associated Press Lejeune Caribbean Nixon North Carolina Ft. Bragg 2Nd Airborne Division Winston-Salem Navy Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Goldsboro Air Force Charlotte Air National Guard

High Pointer Heads Group

Kenneth G. Mann of High Point senior high school was elected president of the North Carolina Industrial Arts Association at the annual meeting. He succeeds Tom Z. Shore Jr. of Lexington High School with officers Jesse R. Dills Herbert Spaugh Junior High School vice president Tom Hargood East Carolina College Greenville and Carol Smith Laurinburg High School as committee member. Robert Ocnairy of Greensboro's police?

Greensboro Kenneth G. Mann High Point North Carolina Industrial Arts Association Tom Z. Shore Jr Lexington High School Jesse R. Dills Herbert Spaugh Eee Ae Tom Hargood East Carolina College Greenville Carol Smith Laurinburg High School Robert Ocnairy

Snyder Defends Pentagon Reorganization Plan

Assistant Secretary of Defense Murray Snyder urged wartime style reorganization at Armed Forces Day in Charlotte. He argued the shift from peacetime to wartime methods is needed now and rejected claims it creates a German style general staff. Admiral Radford defended civilian control against dire warnings.

Charlotte Murray Snyder Snyder Donaldson Air Force Base D.C Lebanon Geneti Unitedates Arthur W. Radford Joint Chiefs of Staff

Jaycee Names New State Officers At Raleigh Convention

Ed Miller of High Point and Jim Grimes of Thomasville head five national Jaycee creators elected yesterday at the North Carolina Jaycees convention in Raleigh. Also named were Al Harrison Tabor City Wes Conklin Jacksonville and Dick Cooper Burlington Marvin Koonce Raleigh chosen state Jaycee president.

Ed Miller High Point Jim Grimes Thomasville North Carolina Jaycees Raleigh Miller Grimes al Harrison Tabor City Wes Conklin Jacksonville Dick Cooper Burlington Marvin Koonce

Armed Forces Day Observed Across Nation

A weeklong Armed Forces Week ended with a ceremony canceled unexpectedly as planes and personnel faced issues. Army paratroopers and Marines were flown to American bases in the Caribbean while bases nationwide opened to the public. Leaders stressed peace through strength and the services’ roles in national defense and civic improvement.

Eae & Ste Air Force Army Caribbean Armed Forces Navy Base

Chamoun presses offensive as Lebanon unrest nears end

In Beirut President Chamoun and Premier Solh pushed for peace while security forces took control of trouble spots. They branded UAR influence as a threat and urged citizens to defend the nation, signaling a potential second Nasser defeat in the region this year.

Beirut Lebanon Camille Chamoun Chamoun Sami Solh Nasser United Arab Republic UAR Hussein Jordan

Joe Johnson Rites Tomorrow

Joe Johnson funeral services are set for tomorrow with interment in the family plot at Hally Hills Cemetery. Memorials may be directed to The Cancer Fund or Memorial Methodist Church Chimes Fund, and the body will lie at J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home until 30 minutes before services.

Ragen Joe Bales Russel van Landingham Kermit Cloniger Brown Finch Hilton Hally Hills Cancer Fund Memorial Methodist Church Chimes J. C. Green and Sons Funeral

Kidnap Plot Unfolds In Conroy Household Mystery

In Br and Mrs William J Conroy’s home a nurse’s torn note and a baby missing incident spark a tense inquiry. Footprints from a man lead from the bed to an open window as investigators question the nurse and contemplate who took the infant.

Wiliam Conroy Dss

Mace in Use in U S House Since 1841

The present ceremonial mace in the U S House of Representatives has been in use there since 1841, serving as a symbol of the chamber's authority and standing guard over proceedings.

U. S. House of Representatives

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