Death Takes Allen Banner Unexpectedly
Allen Winfrey Banner 53 of 24 Old Winston Road died at home. Born July 26 1903 in Surry County he was married Dec 2 1923 to Solu… he worked for Come pany for eight years and was a Baptist and a member of Jr O U A M. Surviving are his wife his father three sisters one brother and several half siblings. Funeral at North Main Baptist Church tomorrow at 11 with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The body to be returned to the home at 11 today.
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Allen Winfrey Banner
Winston
Mr. Banner
Surry County
Sam E
Ada Brinkley Banner
Ssoldeet
Rick Feist
High
Winston-Salem
Satices
Borden Comepany
Jr. O.U.A.M
Copeland
Hettie Briggs Banner
Sam E. Banner
W. E. Coe
Carthage
Oscar Layne
Sanford
Clyde Caudle
Ed Banner
Winston- Salem
Howard Duggins
John Stanley
Hubert Petty
Pittsboro
Roy Stewart
Elkin
Billy Banner
New Mexico
North Main Baptist Church
Neil J. Armstrong
V. V. Wildhard
High Point Primitive Baptist Church
Floral Garden Park
Mrs Ella Fulton Dies In Ada Rest Home
Mrs. Ella May Fulton 92 died at 2 am in Okaview Rest Home where she lived the past two years. Born March 4 1864 in Fulton County Wisconsin she married David Edward Fulton who preceded her. Survived by daughter Mrs S D Snyder two granddaughters and one more daughter in California six grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Funeral in Ada Congregational Church with Rev Herbert Andrews and burial in Ada Cemetery.
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Ella May Fulton
Okaview Rest Home
Fulton
Fulton County
Wis
Roswell
Marianne Bark Phelps
David Edward Fulton
S. D. Snyder
Congregational Church
Order of Eastern Star
Twentieth Century Club
Ada, Minn
L. A. Marsden
R. B. Pape
High Point
C. E. Wentzel
Long Beach
Calif
Herbert Andrews
Ada
Mrs Margie Davis Dies in Thomasville Heart Attack
Mrs Margie Juanita Cox Davis 32 wife of Clyde R Davis died at her home 611 Fisher Ferry Street Thomasville at 1 30 PM from a heart attack She was born June 28 1924 in Charlotte and lived in Thomasville a year She worked at Amazon Cotton Mills and belonged to North Monroe Baptist Church in Monroe She married Clyde R Davis December 8 1945 Surviving are daughter Carleen Davis her mother Mrs Cox of Winston Salem and other relatives The body will be returned to the Fisher Ferry Street home for services conducted by Rev Melvin Leene and burial in Monroe Cemetery.
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Thomasville
Margie Juanita Cox Davis
Clyde R. Davis
Ficher Ferry Street
Charlotte
Amazon Cotton Mills
North Monroe
Kidnapped Prisoner Found Safe After Florida Jail Abduction
Jesse Woods a 39 year old Negro farm worker, abducted from a Wildwood Florida jail by white men, was found alive in Andalusia Alabama at the home of E J Mashburn. He had superficial back wounds and reported two or three men assaulted him before the abduction. FBI and Florida authorities continue to investigate potential federal violations and custody arrangements.
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Andalusia
Ala
Florida
Wildwood
Fla
Jesse Woods
FBI
Woods
Cliff Meredith
Preacher
E. J. Mashburn
Mashburn
Don McLeod
Florida Sheriffs Bureau
McLeod
Raiford
Miami
Burlington Pilot Dies In Crash Near Home
A light plane crashed in a Burlington residential area, striking a tree and garage before burning. The single pilot, Mervin Lee Keneipp, 27, of Burlington, N C, was killed. no others were hurt. Firemen doused the garage fire as fog limited efforts. Next of kin listed as his mother Leola Jordan Keneipp.
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Burlington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Mervin Lee Keneipp
N.C
CAA
Keneipp
Leola Jordan Keneipp
Invasion of Egypt Imminent Hearts of Arab War Fears Rise
Reports from Beirut and Jerusalem suggest the zero hour nears on the Israeli Jordan frontier as Jordanian and Arab forces gird for conflict. Iraq troops are said to move toward Jordan while Syrian units enter the desert, signaling a widening Middle East war.
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Suez Canal
Britain
France
Israel
Sinai
Gaza Strip
Jordan
Iraq
Hussein
Beirut
Jerusalem
Suez
Canal
Milton Gould Dies After Heart Attack in Hospital
Milton Lee Gould 51, furniture buyer and sales representative, died at High Point Memorial Hospital after a heart attack suffered Oct. 22 while attending a furniture market. Born Memphis May 27 1905, he grew up in Chicago and Los Angeles where he resided at 9440 Kirkside Road. Survived by wife Ethel, daughter Rosa Addler, mother Hannah Gould, brothers Sam and Lester, and one grandson. Body to be returned to Los Angeles.
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Milton Lee Gould
High Point Memorial Hospital
Gould
Memphis
Tenn
Louis
Hannah Morris Gould
Chicago
Los Angeles
Calif
Kirkside Road
California
Temple Emmanuel
Peverly Hills
Almahalika Temple
Ethel Ader
Rosa Addler
Hannah Gould
Long Beach
Sam Gould
Attadena
Lester Gould
Davenport
Iowa
Cancer Society Head Sees Key To Cancer Puzzle
Dr. David A. Wood, president of the American Cancer Society, stated that scientific data now compiled could contain the key to solving cancer but cautioned that no scientist can predict when a cure will come. He compared the problem to a jigsaw puzzle and urged continued patience and research.
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New York
American Cancer Society
David A. Wood
Cancer Research Institute
University of California
Arab Saboteurs Hit Pipelines Across Middle East
Arab saboteurs struck targets in Syria and across the Middle East, crippling an Iraq Petroleum Co. pipeline and blowing up Aramco taps. Iraq confirmed halted flows as oil movement from the Mediterranean waned, signaling widespread regional disruption.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Briain
France
Syria
Mediterranean
Russians Attack Hungary During 1956 Uprising
Hungarian leaders including Maj. Gen. Pal Maleter faced capture as Soviet assault intensified in Budapest. MTI reported Russian tanks and infantry near the Parliament, with Nagy urging aid in multiple languages while MTI editors faced fire and overhead MiG fighters attacked Budapest. Győr and Szekesfehervar were noted as surrounded with calls for urgent international help.
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MTI
Pal Maleter
Maleter
Nagy
Budapest
Gellert
Vienna
Hungary
Europe
Gyper
Szekesfehervar
United Nations to hold Sunday session on Soviet attacks
The United States requested a special Sunday meeting of the Security Council in New York to address new Soviet attacks in Hungary. The move seeks an immediate international response to the aggression and to build consensus on action.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
U. N. Security Council
Hungary
Blocked by Hostilities in Past Week
A report notes that activity was halted due to hostilities in the previous week. It mentions disruptions across sectors and a call for de escalation, with authorities urging restraint and safety measures in affected regions.
Fifty-Nine Trapped Miners Survive in Nova Scotia Mine
Fifty of the 113 trapped miners were brought to the surface alive in Springhill Nova Scotia as rescue teams worked through the night. By noon 59 were reported alive though managers warned the total who survived remained uncertain as at least 23 were believed killed in the blast.
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Springhill
Nova _ Scotia
George Calder
Cumberland
Charles Burton
Burton
Adlai Attacks Ike Energy and Nixon for Commander in Chief
Adlai E. Stevenson charged that President Eisenhower lacks the energy for full-time work and questioned Nixon as potential commander in chief. He outlined five questions on Nixon’s fitness, suggesting concerns over energy, age, and succession under the 22nd Amendment. The Chicago speech was Stevenson’s final major campaign address.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nixon
Stevenson
Airport Closings Increase Across Regions
CAA reports more than normal airport abandonments as zones near large cities are repurposed for housing and commerce. Acting administrator James Pyle urges vigilance and warns of potential impacts on industry. cites Fort Worth, Westchester County, and Portland as examples. He notes rising air traffic may drive new high altitude routes.
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ST. Louis
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
James T. Pyle
National Aviation Trades Assn
Pyle
Fort Worth
Tex
Westchester County
East German leader promises reforms amid unrest
Berlin reports East Germany pledges higher living standards and talks of relaxing Communist requirements while warning against rebellion. Soviet troops remain, with 400 000 stationed to safeguard security. Police patrols increase as Hungary’s revolt tactics worry officials.
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Berlin
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
East Berlin
Revolution Committee
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Mrs. Roosevelt backs Stevenson criticizes Eisenhower policy maker stance
Eleanor Roosevelt praises Adlai E. Stevenson as optimistic about his presidential prospects while stating she regards President Eisenhower as a good man and a fine general but not a strong policy maker. She defends U.S. arms flow to Arab states as self defense and says Israel acted, noting Egypt war implications.
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Chicago
Eleanor Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Stevenson
Egypt
Israel
Republic
Great Britain
France
Rep
Powell
D-Ny
Middle East
United States
Russia
United Nations
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Iraq Petroleum Co
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Milton Gould
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Cumberland Coal Co
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