Withdrew From NC National Committee Race
Mary McGhee of Raleigh remains as the lone National Committee woman candidate for North Carolina Young Democrats after Alma Young Drake of Dunn withdraws citing Hatch Act concerns. Drake, employed by the North Carolina Employment Commission, had been backed by Harnett County YDC and others. The Civil Air Patrol Board in Raleigh announced plans to buy a jeep station wagon, a mobile field hospital trailer for about 8500, and equipment for rescue operations. Col. Robert E. Ridenhour chairs the 10-member board.
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Mary McGhee
Raleigh
North Carolina
Young Democrats
Alma Young Drake
Robert Young
North Carolina Unemployment Commission
Drake
Harnett County
YDC
Civil Air Patrol Board
Hamilton Case Parole Decision for Klan Leader
The State Parole Board will decide next week on parole for Thom as L. Hamilton head of the Carolina Ku Klux Klan who is serving a four year sentence. Hamilton from Leesville South Carolina is the last of 17 Klansmen jailed in a Columbus County crackdown on night riding floggers with 16 already paroled. He has been jailed a bit over a year. The board reviews sentences after one fourth served.
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State Paroles Board
Thomas L. Hamilton
Carolinas
Ku Klux Klan
Hamilton
Leesville
S. C
Mid-Atlantic Circulation Managers Meet in Charleston
The 34th annual convention of the Mid-Atlantic Circulation Managers Association will be held in Charleston, South Carolina, October 11 to 13. Association president Charles F. Moester of the Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel announced. Key speakers include C. Biggers of Atlanta, president of the American Publishers Association, and Arthur Daniel of Atlanta, head of the National Circulation Managers Association.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina eWildfire Federation Opens Annual Meeting
Greensboro reports the eWildfire Federation holds its annual meeting today at Ledge. President Herbert J. Fox of Durham chairs a directors session at 1 p.m. with main business tomorrow. Lt. Luther Hodges addresses today and Bud Jackson of the National Wildlife Federation speaks at tomorrow's closing session.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Westinghouse Meter Plant Nears Full Production in Raleigh
John P. Alexander, supervisor of industrial relations, told a civic group the 10 million dollar Westinghouse meter plant on Raleigh's northern outskirts should begin limited production in January. Initial schedules plan 100 to 150 workers, rising to 5,000 meters daily and 2,500 workers after two years.
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Raleigh
Westinghouse
John P. Alexander
Bailey appoints new assistant director for state prisons
William F. Bailey, director of the North Carolina State Prisons, names W. L. Fleming as director of administrative affairs with control of the budget and related matters. Fleming, 34, leaves the division of purchase and contract for the post paying 6552 dollars a year, succeeding Carl Galloway who resigned last August after Bailey became prisons head. Fleming is a Bladen County native and NC State College graduate.
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Raleigh
William F. Bailey
Bailey
W. L. Fleming
Fleming
Carl Galloway
Walter Anderson
Bladen County
North Carolina State College
Greek native earns naturalization after lengthy legal effort
A Greek-born individual finally achieves U S naturalization after a long sequence of lawyers and paper delays. The original papers were reported lost, but after persistent legal work the documents were mailed to Charlotte and approved.
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Jimmy Gera
Greece
Jan Alee
Charlotte
Not Kidding Charlotte: Out-of-State Driver Returned for Drunk Driving
Earl R. Lawton of Binghamton, New York, failed to appear on a drunk driving charge in Mecklenburg County traffic court. Extradition papers sent to Gov. Dewey led to Lawton being returned to Charlotte. He was fined $100 plus costs and ordered to pay $125 for the extradition expenses.
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Mecklenburg County
Earl R. Lawton
Binghamton
N. Y
Lawton
Dewey
Charlotte
J. A. Rousseau
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Schools Check Carefully In Calls For Children
Greenlease kidnapping case prompts Superintendent Dean Pruette to warn teachers to verify custody and authorization before releasing a child. He notes divorced parents strain custody disputes and that schools must not share addresses or other private information.
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Tony
Greenlease
Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
Tion
Slavs Withdraw Troops from Trieste Amid Tense Standoff
Yugoslavia plans to withdraw troops from Trieste and surrounding areas turning control to Italy. Violence erupts as mobs smash property in the city zone. Tito calls an emergency cabinet session and a strong protest note is prepared for Britain and the United States.
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Health Center Consultation Under Way in Raleigh
Medical Care Commission and Guilford County officials meet in Raleigh to discuss plans for a new health center here. County Manager Harry Weatherly says County Attorney T C Hoyle Sr will attend to review progress and financing. The county has optioned nearly four acres off Montlieu Ave for the site and plans to fund up to 44 percent of 5,000 square feet, with commission approval needed before final property purchase.
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Medical Care Commission
Guilford
County
Commission
Firemen Hold Hospital Evacuation Drill
High Point Memorial Hospital practiced evacuation procedures as the Reper eene fire prevention bureau conducted a drill described as most satisfactory. T G Shelton noted staff responded promptly to a code word broadcast over the hospital PA system and the plan functioned smoothly though no patients were moved. The hospital also operates an automatic sprinkler alarm linking to firefighting equipment.
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T. G. Shelton
Shelton
Leity
Sylvania Plant Picnic Set for Local Employees and Families
About 1,200 people are invited to attend tomorrow at 2 30 p m as Sylvania Electric Products Co entertains its local employees and families on the grounds behind the plant. A fried chicken luncheon at 5 o'clock, carnival booths for children, and drawings for a television set and a clock radio are planned. Buffalo officials H. H. Martin and W. H. Rodenbeck will attend.
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Buffalo
Market dips amid Columbus Day holiday closures
New York stocks slipped slightly with a few bright spots as traders anticipated recess during Columbus Day and Canadian Thanksgiving. Losses ranged 1 to 2 points while some gains approached one point, with notable declines in Southern Railway and Du Pont and higher showing in Consolidated Edison and General Electric.
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Standard Oil (Nj
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du Pont
Kettaynum Electric
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Yale Student Shoots Two Policemen
Yale University student Robert L. Johnson, 20, shot two officers in Aurora Colorado injuring city detective Arthur E. Brohart and Deputy Sheriff Neil Wright. A third officer escaped uninjured. Johnson, jailed for investigation, had warned of killing his father and stepmother after threatening finances and grades at Yale.
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Yale University
Arthur E. Brohart
Denver
Neil Wright
Yale
New Haven
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Basil Henning
Spencer Garrett
Garrett
Houston
Tex
Fourth grade teacher forms good deed club for dogs visit
Mrs Mayerla Schappel forms a good deed club for students and allows visiting dogs in class. On the final day a dog bites Mrs Schappel in the leg. The piece then diverts to a science note explaining true bugs of the Hemiptera family and their plant feeding mouthparts.
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Mayerlappel
Caninas
Schappel
FBI Holds Up Marsh Search And Arraigns Kidnap Suspects
FBI holds up the Marsh search citing a tip from a taxicab driver leading to Hall arrest. Hall and Mrs. Heady are held on 100000 bonds on federal extortion charges and may be turned over to Missouri for prosecution as kidnapping charges loom stronger than murder. Funeral services for Bobby Greenlease proceeded amid police and church reflections.
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Mrs. Heady
Bobby
FBI
Herbert Brownell
Washington
Missouri
Marsh
Roy Wickland
Brainerd
Minn
Minneapolis
Minnesota Lake Country
Bobby Greenlease
French Institute of Notre ‘Dame de Sion
Laway Yo
North Carolina Reorganization Commission Begins Study
The Reorganization Commission, authorized by the last Legislature, started evaluating state government restructuring. Chairman Rep. William B. Rodman of Washington and secretary Harriet Herring of UNC, with members including Reps. Turner and Clark and Sens. Rankin, Larkins, Marshall, Tilson, and W. Frank Taylor absent, reviewed preliminary work from the Institute of Government led by Albert Coates.
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Umstead
William B. Rodman
Washington
Harriet Herring
University of North Carolina
Albert Coates
Institute of Government
Coates
W. Frank Taylor
Goldsboro
Rodman
Miss Herring
Taylor
Thomas Turner
Greensboro
David Clark
Lincolnton
R. Grady Rankin
Gastonia
John Larkins Jr
Trenton
William F. Marshall
Walnut Cove
C. W. Tilson
Durham
Welch Co Pays Dividend Amid Reorganization Plan
In Greensboro court records the Welch Co of High Point reports a 25 percent dividend paid, with a second within 30 days, under a corporate reorganization plan after staff could not meet obligations. Dividend totaled 28077.81 dollars. bank balance 22532.36. accounts receivable 44383.97. expenditures 8656.00.
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Greensboro
Posaeies
Welch Rnilure Co
High Point
Ike Urges Talks Over War at Interparliamentary Meet
President Eisenhower addressed 300 delegates from 32 nations at the Interparliamentary Union's 42nd session in the House, urging conference over battlefield solutions and lauding the union as closer to shared national will. He noted Soviet-dominated nations were absent and praised elected delegates for better reflecting people’s views.
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Eisenhower
Interparliamentary Union
Jose W. Martin Jr
R-Mass
Marine
Hagerstown weighs dikes and dam to avert floods
Hagerstown faces a flood dilemma as officials seek higher dikes around the Williamsport pumping station to keep Potomac floodwaters out while allowing water to be pumped to city homes. Army engineers say a new dam upstream won’t protect the station.
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Williamsport
Army
Sta
Pastor Tuttle Starts Duties at First Methodist Church
The Rev Robert G Tuttle named new pastor at First Methodist Church here will lead his first Sunday worship after serving four years at Broad Street Church Statesville He is a Duke graduate and former assistant track coach born in Brevard He is married to Lilian Allen and has three children Betty Kitty and Robert The Tuttles reside at 628 Colonial Dr succeeding Dr Kenneth Goodson now superintendent of the Winston Salem district
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Broad Street
Statesville
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Greensboro High School
Duke University
Duke
Tome
Maryland
Mount Airy
Belmont
Forest City
Gibsonville
Sylva
Elkin
England
Tuttle
Lillian Allen
Durham
Betty
Kitty
Robert
Kenneth Goodson
Winston-Salem
Hopes To Rebalance U S Defenses Amid Moscow Talks
The President outlined shifts in defense priorities amid Russia’s growing atomic capability and possible H-bomb threats. A National Security Council plan would expand coastal defense and alert systems at an estimated cost of about 500 million dollars next year, while revising emphasis toward North American defense.
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Eisenhower
Moscow
Malenkov
U. S
Fener
Emnailson
Continental Defense
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North America
Weather outlook with cool night and warm day
The forecast calls for a low of 44 tonight and a high of 72 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 68 with a low of 37 last night. Sunset is at 5 58 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 22 a m. WARMING LIP
Special Evangelistic Services Open at First Church of Christ
First Church of Christ announces a series of evangelistic meetings beginning Monday at 7 30 p m in Madison Wis with W Dennis Helsabeck former minister of the local church as guest evangelist The theme Let The Scriptures Speak invites all to attend for scripture based lessons and guidance
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First Christian Church
Madison, Wis
First Church of Christ Here
First Church of Christ
Ryan Renamed Vice President of Association
S H Millender of Mebane was elected president of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn. He succeeds Donnell Van Noppen of Morganton who became chairman of the board. Tom N Barbour and William P Kent were elected vice presidents. James T Ryan was named executive vice president and a slate of directors from multiple states was approved. About 200 delegates attended the convention in Pinehurst NC.
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N. C
S. H. Millender
Mebane
Southern Furniture Acturers Assn
Donnell van Noppen
Morganton
Tom N. Barbour
Martinsville
William P. Kent
Goldsboro
James T. Ryan
High Point
Havene
Tenn
Rich
Accused Communist Released On Bail
Carl Ross alias Carl Edwain Ross, 40, one of five accused Communists arrested in August for aiding fugitive Red leader Robert Thompson, was released on a $10,000 bond posted under Meridel LeSueur of Minneapolis who Ross called an old friend and author. The FBI says he was a former party functionary in Minnesota.
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Eisenhower warns Soviets may portend new atomic threat
President Eisenhower said the Soviet Union has the capability for an atomic attack and that hydrogen bomb development is within reach. He noted intelligence of a thermonuclear test and that defense spending priorities must adjust to the new threat without guaranteed budget balancing. Treasury forecasts daily balance by July 1955 amid cautious Congressional outlooks.
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U. S
Wilson
America
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Hick
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
R-Mass
Congress
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