Presbyterian Church to Meet in Montreal Commissioners
Beginning May 31, 460 commissioners including Dr. Roy E. Watts of First Presbyterian Church will attend a General Assembly session in Montreal. Clarkesbury Methodist Church near Thomasville starts a revival with Mr Frye of Trinity leading homecoming events and prayers nightly. Emerywood Baptist Church holds first service at Tomlinson School as site purchase and fund raising proceed for a dedicated building on Westchester Drive.
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General Assem Presbyterian
United States
Montreal
Roy E. Watts
First Presbyterian Chu Cheech
Alrea
Predentin
Iena
Clarkesbury
J. Clyde Turner
Emerywood Ba Church
Tomlinson School
Westchester Drive
High Point residents to attend NC Christian Endeavor meeting
Three High Point people head to Charlotte for the North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union executive committee session tomorrow afternoon. Miss Elsie Mae Sink, district vice president, Miss Marcella Thornton and Arnold Jester, advisors, will join.
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North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union
Charlotte
Elsie Mae Sink
Marcella Thornton
Arnold Jester
U N Group to Push Security Council Debate on Algeria
The African-Asian group announced it will seek a Security Council discussion on the fighting in Algeria, after a private caucus cited the deteriorating situation as urgent. Arab League delegates joined recent moves aiming for council consideration despite France’s stance.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.N
Security Council
Algeria
U Paw Htin
Burma
Ater
Hussein Alt-Ahmed
General Assembly
Arab League
Damascus
Paw Htin
Council
Alt-Ahmed
Assembly
Guy
Banbury Bans British Soldiers Over US-GI Relationships
In Banbury England a ban includes 1,000 soldiers from Marlborough Farm and two USAF bases. British Teddy Boys clash with American GIs over local girls leading to four incidents in five weeks. Two British men faced court for wounding, one received two years, another was fined. The U.S. 7th Air Force expresses surprise at the ban.
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Banbury
England
Marlborough Farm
U.S. Air Force
Oxfordshire
Edward VII
H. Eddison
Marlboro Farm
Royal Army Corps
U.S. 7Th Air Force
Adlai Campaign Tactics Spar Over Florida Remarks
Senator Estes and Kefauver accuse Adlai Stevenson of smear tactics in Florida as Stevenson is criticized for an attack involving Nixon and Eisenhower. Caldwell introduced Stevenson after a newspaper editorial labeled Kefauver an integrationist. California prospects loom with 68 convention votes at stake.
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Fia
Sen. Estes
Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Florida
Miinois Mary
Tallahassee
Caldwell
Stevenson
Eevenson
Nixon
Eisenhower
Mr. Stevenson
NAACP Denies Backing Any Candidate in NC Primary
Charlotte NAACP state president Kelly Alexander said the organization is nonpartisan and not supporting any candidate in the Democratic primary. The remark followed Harry Stokely’s claim that radical NAACP members were backing Governor Luther Hodges. The dispute centers on alleged internal divisions and political ads linking the NAACP to Hodges.
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Charlotte
Kelly Alexander
National Ass
For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Alexander
Pol
Harry P. Stokely
Luther Hodges
Weeny
North Carolina Primaries Highlight Tough 7th District Races
In North Carolina Democratic primaries, seven of twelve congressional districts saw close nomination battles. Notable contests included incumbents Harold Cooley Thurmond Chatham and C B Deane challenging rivals amid a broader field with Sen Sam Ervin Jr favored to seek renomination.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Cman
Staten S
Manthree
Harold D. Cooley
Thurmond Chatham
Sth
C. B. Deane
Carolina
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Co. Kurfees
W. E. Debnam Chalhy
Conference Will Discuss Red China
Canberra reports Prime Minister Robert G. Men a plans a conference in London in July to discuss relations with Red China as a major topic.
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China
Canberra
Australia
Robert G. Mena
Corith Cuaderonne!i
London
GM Union backs shorter work week amid auto layoffs
In Detroit the 500 member GM Council of the UAW backs a drive for a shorter work week as layoffs mount. Studebaker-Packard to idle South Bend ops for a week with several thousand idled. Chrysler plans 13 500 workers on Monday and Tuesday next week across Plymouth plants and Detroit area body plants. State unemployment stands at 220 000 with auto workers totaling 128 000 idle. pay continues for full 40 hours as morale suffers. Reuther endorses the resolution but no specific aims are set. contracts run until 1958 and wage terms remain under current deals.
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Detroit
General Motors Council
United Auto Workers Union
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Chrysler Corp
Plymouth
Michigan Employment Mae Commission
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Reuther
Scone
Heiress Anne Van Ryne Murder Probe Expands
Nevada sheriff identifies body as heiress Mrs Anne Harris Van Ryne age 22 who was pregnant. Police pursue bar tender William E Boswell 33 linked by garroting and car possession as New York to California search widens. Local officials await dental records from Philadelphia for final ID.
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Carson City
Nev
New York
California
Nevada
Anne Harris van Ryne
William E. Boswell
Kansas City
Boswell
Wil— . Boswell Sr
Lester Smith
van Ryne
Philadelphia
Ryne
Reno, S
Wes
Red China Moves to New Socialized Farming Plan
In Hong Kong dispatch, Red China’s government announces a shift toward collective farming with emphasis on advance payment for crops. Officials indicate the state will organize farming into collectives and regulate credit and pricing to support the program.
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Red China
Hong Kong
China
Knowland Opposes Invitation to Russian Leaders
Senate leaders clash over potential talks with Soviet figures after Knowland rejects invitations for Bulganin Zhukov and others. Mansfield defers to the president to judge the idea amid renewed talk following Moscow invites for U.S. officers to Aviation Day.
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Ernest BR. Vaccaro
Washington
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Shower
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Alican
Knowland
Senate
Americana Congress
Communist Party
Nikolai Bulganin
Georgi Zhukov
Russia
U.S
Moscow
Out Of The Sky A Downpour Of Champagne
A chaotic rooftop scene unfolds on a quiet street where two individuals balance on a narrow ledge high above OCornmen Street. One man holds a bottle as rain drenches the scene, details unclear due to fragmentary OCR text.
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London
Creter
Ocornen Street
Comobserv
Sunday Enterprise Looks Ahead to Tomorrow's Primary Results
The Sunday Enterprise previews Democratic primary results at local county and state levels with election tables and AP reports. Local features include a police motorcycle decline, a grammar school workshop, a veteran pilot's nervousness, and a volunteer car safety check program. Thomasville coverage highlights Miss Thomasville entrants, Chair City Recreation expansion this summer, and beer wine policy changes three months after removal from the legal sale list.
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Enterprise
Sunday Enterprise
Associated Press
Thomasville
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