Wilson Heads North Carolina Young Democrats
Henry Hall Wilson of Monroe, a state representative from Union County, was elected president of the North Carolina Young Democrats Clubs by acclamation at the YDC convention in Durham. He led a slate that included officers for national and district posts and moved resolutions on General Assembly sessions, highway safety, and a wage act, while opposing school integration and lowering the voting age.
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Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Mansfield
GOP
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Russell
Harriman
Sam Kefauver
Tenn
Johnson
YDC
North Carolina General Assembly
William B. Umstead
Rules and Resolutions Committee
North Carolina
Victor S. Bryant Jr
Raleigh
Mildred Morgan
Concord
Bob Roberts
University of North Carolina
Claude Hamrick
Winston-Salem
Bradford Tillery
New Hanover County
Elsie Jordan
John Hayworth
High Point
Betty June Hayes
Hillsboro
Winfred Ervin
Charlotte
Shirley Brown
Hickory
Tobacco Sales Resume Across Virginia and Carolinas
The Associated Press reports tobacco markets in Virginia and the Carolinas reopened with season-high price averages. North Carolina and Virginia Old Belt and South Carolina Border markets showed steady weekly averages, with Middle Belt hitting a season high of 52.21 per 100 pounds on 20,019,568 pounds sold.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Carolinas
North Carolina
Federal State Market News Service
North Carolina-Virginia
South Carolina
Middle Belt
Stabilization Corp
Eastern Belt
Old Belt
Clarkton
Fairmont
Whiteville
Tabor City
Lamberton
Mullins
Carolina
Faw Carolina
Virgina
Doctors Must Learn To Count Fingers
London doctors face counting confusion over ten digits. Dr. Robert Forbes, secretary of the Medical Defense Union, warns textbooks and surgeons differ on finger numbering, risking amputation errors and legal action.
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London
Lancet
Robert Forbes
Forbes
Medical Defense Union
Seaplanes Crash Kills Sixteen Near Lima Peru
A Faucett Airline DC4 crashed on an Andean mountainside southeast of Lima while approaching Vinac mountain during a landing with an engine fire. Sixteen people were killed and eighteen injured. one passenger survived unharmed. The craft was en route to Cusco when the accident occurred.
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Lima
Peru
Faucett
Cusco
Cras
Vinac
Elephants Damage Rubber Plantations in Malaya
Wild elephants wreak havoc in Malaya by pulling up young rubber trees, damaging plantations and disrupting local yields. Experts warn of ongoing risk as herds roam plantation areas.
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Malaya
Governing Leaders Plan Raleigh Conference On Intergovernmental Ties
An Oct 27 Raleigh gathering will seek a closer working link between state and county governments. Gov. Hodges and Forsyth commissioner Wally Dunham announced that representatives will be named to 13 state agencies and commissions as part of the plan.
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Winston-Salemp
Raleigh
Gov. Hodges
Northco County
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
State Blind Commission
State Board of Education
N.C
Saliva Salt Test Aids Detection Of Salty Tear Disease
University of Maryland researchers report a simple saliva test to detect fibrocystic disease in children, a fatal ailment nicknamed the salty tear disease. The test uses a cotton swab to collect saliva and measures salt content, offering a rapid alternative to invasive methods and potentially improving diagnosis and treatment outcomes.
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Chicago
University of Maryland
Samuel P. Bessman
American Academy of Pediatrics
Woman Held In Kidnapping Case From Johnson City
Former Johnson City woman, Mrs. Temple Scarf Dempsey, 41, was arrested in Newtown Connecticut on a fugitive-from-justice warrant for kidnapping a child she had cared for since infancy. The 4 year old girl, Mary Ann Holland, was located with Dempsey. Mary Ann had been placed with Dempsey by her mother.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Connecticut
W. P. Taylor
Temple Scarf Dempsey
Dayton E. Phillips
State Welfare Department
Mary Ann Holland
Taylor
Mary Ann
Edward J. McMahon
Dempsey
Botsford
Newtown
Henry Orton
McMahon
Welfare Department
Heavy Rains Force Evacuation in Oklahoma City
Heavy rains pushed the North Canadian River two feet above flood stage forcing the evacuation of more than 75 people from low lands in southern Oklahoma City. Creek waters spilled over banks and four state roads were closed as rains swept central, western and northern Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
SUTHERINE Hemorrhoid Ointment Promoted By Doctor Claim
A promotion for SUTHERINE hemorrhoid ointment cites Dr Holly of North Carolina stating in seven years of practice he found SUTHERINE the most satisfactory remedy for relief from pain itching and bleeding. The ad urges readers to ask for ERINE at drug stores.
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Oy Institute
Excelsior Institute
Recessior Institute
Holly
N. C
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