Time Not Undue Delay Aims In Segregation Case
North Carolina lawyers argue for delaying a federal mandate to end school segregation. The brief supports a gradual change, citing three sentiment groups, noting NC lies between extremes and urging time to avoid hardship while moving toward integration. It stresses local conditions and potential delays in nationwide policy.
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Lynn Nisbet
Raleigh
North Carolina
Attorney General's Department
Supreme Court of the United States
Nisbet
Tuality
Supreme Court
Wwo
Tragedy of Fred Beal ends in heart attack in Lawrence
A lengthy obituary like summary traces Fred E Beal from a Lawrence textile plant at age 14 to his rise as a labor activist, violence, and murder conviction linked to the Gastonia 1929 case. It notes his travels to Moscow, return to North Carolina, and eventual parole, concluding Beal’s life shows how violent tactics failed to improve the working class, with Communism seen as a dead end.
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Lawrence
Mass
Fred E. Beal
Gastonia
Moscow
Winston- Salem Journal
Fred Beal
Times
Russia
Communist Party
Workers Paradise
North Carolina
Beal
Great Northwest
Yor
Canada
Loca Nimrods
Earl Clarke
Albert Schweitzer
United States
Calvin Ee Ae
Saturday Review
Calvin Coolidge
South Carolina
Coolidge
Grantland Rice
Doubleday
Gruen Watch cancels Walter Winchell sponsorship in 1955
Gruen Watch Company ends its sponsorship of Walter Winchell amid advertising concerns. The sponsor cites controversy risks and notes the column is presented as entertainment rather than political or financial guidance.
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Gruen Watch Company
Walter Winchell
Ralph Barrett
Gruen
Winchell
NATO divisions from Polish Czech Hungarian and White Russian troops
George Sokols ky argues NATO should form distinct divisions from Poles Czechs Hungarians and White Russians in Europe and the United States to oppose the Soviet Union. He notes fears of Germans in a new European Army and suggests integrating ex-German or foreign troops like the French Foreign Legion to bolster fighting power amid co existence.
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NATO
Europe
Hitler
Iron Curtain
Vishnu
Stalin
Red China
United Nations
Republic of
Formosa
China
United States
Germany
Russia
Poland
European Army
French Foreign Legion
France
Relief Delays Fray North Carolina After Hazel
Residents of southeastern North Carolina grow anxious as insurance and relief lag behind the hurricane. Rumors persist that other states have raised aid faster while deaths and illnesses linked to Governor Umstead’s illness complicate immediate relief. State funds and federal aid moved in, but red tape and revisions slow assistance to victims.
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Hazel Mount
North Carolina
South Carolina
Maryland
Massachusetts
Umstead
Civil Defense Organization
Council of State
Eisenhower
National Guard
Highway Patrol
Red Cross
Relief funds debate as Carol and Edna toll New England
Southeastern North Carolina coastal area faces split views on relief aid while Massachusetts far outspent NC. Col John Maginnis notes MA $12 million state and $2.5 million federal funds. NC totals $650,000 in initial relief. Governor Hodges to meet with officials on expanding aid as residents struggle to rebuild.
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Jack Yarrell
Southeastern
North Carolina Beach
Hazel
Massachusetts
Carol
Edna
New England
North Carolina
Col
Maginnis
Farrell
Christian A. Herp
Lars
Ae Soo
Hodges
Four Bills in The Enterprise Newsroom
A casual roundup from The Enterprise includes four bills by associate editor Bill Penfield and Bill Bivins. The column blends sports bets, education reflections, and hunting anecdotes with mentions of Duke Wake Forest football and Calvin Coolidge hunting lore.
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Enterprise News Room
Bill Penfield
Bill Bivins
Bill
Bill B
Bill H
Duke
Wake Forest
W. F. Stadium
Communist Issue In Guatemala Far From Settled
In Guatemala City George Dixon reports ongoing tensions around communism as embassy events reveal guard signs and a mix of satire and danger. The piece notes ambassador Norman Armour and Bolshevik scrutiny, alongside social observations on local life, business fronts, and coffee culture.
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Guatemala
Guatemala City
Commonsense
Eemain
Norman Armour
Mr. Armour
Petrograd
Armour
Ambassador Armour
United — Co
Emtan Genet Sanaias
Eisenhower Speech Echoes Cold War Resolve at Legion Meet
President Eisenhower urges faith in freedom and a robust defense at an American Legion convention. He condemns timidity in security programs and warns against appeasement while highlighting allied resolve in Asia and domestic policy debates surrounding the Senate censure proceedings.
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Iron Core
Eisenhower
American Legion Convention
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