Tampico Sees Tightened Controls Amid Flood Looting
Mexican army tightens control over Tampico flood zones blocking home access for eight to twelve weeks while relief efforts continue. U S Navy helicopters from Siboney assist rescues as Saipan crews ease workload. A relief train delivers tents food oil stoves clothing soap and detergents. air transports bring medicines and supplies.
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Tampico
Mexico
Panuco
U.S. Navy
Siboney
Saipan
Monterrey
U.S. Air Force
Gulf
Mamie Eisenhower Signs Over Eleven Thousand Thank You Notes
The White House reports Mamie Eisenhower has signed more than 11,000 thank you notes for get well wishes sent to President Eisenhower since his hospitalization. James Hagerty confirmed the figure after consulting with Mrs. Eisenhower. Form cards will acknowledge messages that do not receive personal replies as the First Lady continues the effort.
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Denver
White House
Mamie Eisenhower
Getwell
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
23 FFA Members Get Degrees at National Convention
Raleigh report lists 23 North Carolina FFA members to receive the American Farmer degree at the 28th national convention in Kansas City Missouri. Four Tar Heel leaders will receive honorary American Farmer degrees for outstanding service to the FFA.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Kansas City
Billy Joe Yates
Farmer
Joe Frank Key
Mountain Park
Norman Mack _ Sheaf
North Davidson
Richard Fletcher Pearson
Clinton
James L. Knowles Jr
Jamesville
Howell Oscar Gentry Jr
Bethany
Sherron C. Layton
Chowan
Billy Brooks Whitaker
Pilot Mountain
George P. Upton Jr
Randleman
Rex Price
Seven Springs
Donald Lee Brown
Reidsville
John Malloy McLean
Wagram
Bobby Wray Shire
Landis
James David Winstead
Benbenue
Devon Carroll Herring
B. F. Grady
Charles Jerry Sutton
Franklin
William McSwain Price
Wesley Chapel
J. C. Johnson, Jr
Coats
Wadeford Williams
Gerald Dwight Simmons
David Ashley Smith
George Edmund Bullard Jr
William Braxton Williams
Central
Cumberland County
A. L. Tachey
O. J. Gaylord
Bath
S. Frank Peterson
Ayden
H. G. Johnston
Pittsboro
Amputee Russell Wireman Released After Father's Death
Detroit police released Russell Wireman a 26 year old double amputee held for questioning in the death of his father Christopher Wireman 67. Autopsy ruled a heart attack as cause. Wireman denied violence and said he argued with his father.
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Detroit
Russell Wireman
Christopher Wireman
Young Wireman
Wireman
Clive
Tobacco Prices Rise Across Eastern Belt Markets
The Eastern North Carolina Belt saw gains on most grades while the North Carolina South Carolina Border Belt posted steady to higher prices and the Virginia North Carolina Old Belt held fairly steady. The Federal-State Market News Service noted few declines with many increases from 1 to 4 dollars, as buyers expanded offerings of cutters and smoking leaf amid heavy sales volume.
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Virginia
Carolinas
North Carolina
North Carolina-South Carolina
Virginia-North Carolina
Border Belt
Middle Belt
Public records ordered in state hospital inquiry case
A Wake Superior Court judge ruled Insurance Commissioner Charles F. Gold must publish records from the probe into State Hospital Assn. Inc. of Tarboro. The decision followed a hearing and returns the association’s case for a public hearing while forgery charges against four agents are noted. Two defendants pleaded guilty and were placed on probation. Three Rocky Mount men had urged disclosure of the department’s records. Gold had no objections. The report notes Norway has the highest birth life expectancy at 73 years.
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Association
Mecklenburg Superior Court
Rocky Mount
L. B. Hoggard
L. D. Thomas
W. H Fountain Jr
Laat
Insurance Department
Gold
SUTHERINE Pile Relief Marketed By Doctor Endorsed
A new ointment named SUTHERINE launched on the market claims to relieve hemorrhoids with soothing pain and itching relief. Dr. Holly of North Carolina asserts after 37 years of practice that SUTHERINE provides the most satisfactory relief he has ever used and notes it has stopped bleeding in many cases.
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Holly
N. C
Abolition of Schools Termed Tragic in Debate
North Carolina Attorney General W B Rodman warned that breaking up public schools would be a tragic outcome. He urged a community accepted solution and discussed local option plans while noting varying viewpoints and school borders across counties. He cautioned that a court order to admit Negro students could trigger school closures if compliance fails. Governor Hodges discussed studying local option and a committee floated abolition if no tolerable solution emerges.
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Raleigh
W. B. Rodman
North Carolna
Rodman
North Carolina
Hodges
Advisory Education Committee
Thomas J
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