Nurses Elect State Officers Lead NC Delegation to Chicago
Betty Hatton of Rex Hospital Raleigh was elected to head the Student Nurse Assn of North Carolina delegation to the National convention in Chicago next spring. She succeeds Gayle Pickett of Watts Hospital Durham and the group met with the North Carolina State Nurses Assn to elect officers including Jean Monro of Duke Hospital. The association budget was set to cover all state officers’ spring convention travel.
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Winston-Salem
Betty Hatton
Rex Hospital
Raleigh
Adventist Supported In Appeal
Mrs. Imogene R. Miller of Rowan appeals a decision on unemployment compensation for a two month period when she was out of work due to Sabbath observance. A Jewish group filed a brief supporting the Adventists arguing denying benefits would violate religious freedom.
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Imogene R. Miller
Rowan
Ervin Addresses Principals at North Carolina Convention
U S Senator Sam Ervin closed the North Carolina school principals convention in Durham. Pearsall, head of the state segregation advisory panel, said Hodges Plan may be replaced if it fails, and North Carolina will heed Supreme Court rulings as an integration suit this year hints at upcoming problems next spring.
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Durham
U.S
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Ai Ateen
Pearsall
Hodges
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Baptists Wind Up Meeting in Winston-Salem
The General Baptist State Convention wound up its three day meeting in Winston-Salem. Dr J H Jackson of the National Baptist Convention spoke last night urging fasting and prayer to aid the race problem and proposing May 17 1956 as a day of fasting and mourning. He praised Billy Graham’s growing European following and noted Russia’s tight government controls hinder Christianity.
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Winston-Salem
General Baptist State Convention, Inc
J. H. Jackson
National Baptist Convention
Billy Graham
Europe
Russia
Nurses Buy New Headquarters in Raleigh
The North Carolina State Ww Assn plans to relocate headquarters to a Raleigh residence next year, replacing offices in the Capitol Building. At the 53rd annual convention over 300 delegates voted to buy and renovate the home, and discussed leaving the Southern States Nurses Assn. amid organizational changes. Frances Farrington of Chapel Hill heads the new head nurse conference unit within the institutional nursing service section. Red Cross records show gains in first aid and water safety.
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Winston-Slamen
Carolina State
Ww Assn
Raleigh
Capitol
Southern States Nurses Assn
Edith Perryman
Lotte
Red Cross
North Carolina Designates Truck Transportation Week
Gov Hodges designates the week of November 13 to 19 as Truck Transportation Week highlighting the trucking industry. He notes more than 1 800 communities in North Carolina depend on trucks for living necessities. The Congo River twice crosses the equator.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Hodges
McCarthy Demands Senate Probe of NLRB
Senator McCarthy calls for an immediate probe by the Senate Investigations subcommittee into the National Labor Relations Board. He claims to have uncovered facts suggesting a Communist cell within the NLRB and cites prior House inquiries.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate Investigations
National Labor Relations Board
House
NLRB
McCarthy
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Philip Ray Rodgers
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