Manning Welcomes Marian McKnight Miss America Return
Marian McKnight, 19, from Manning South Carolina returns as Miss America of 1957 after winning with a Monroe act in Atlantic City. The town plans a 25 000 wagon greasing welcome with 16 bands and 80 100 units, a parade, breakfast, luncheon, speech by Gov. Timmerman, and a Miss America ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
S&.c
Marilyn Monroe
Marian Ann McKnight
South Carolina
Coker College
Martha Dean Chestnut
Marian
Atlantic City
Monroe
Lenora Slaughter
Sam Gamble
Sam
George Bell Timmerman Jr
U. S. 301
Marian McKnight
Morning Times
Methodist Church
Young
Stevenson Presses Universal Death Warning on H Bomb Tests
Scientist Laurence H Snyder warns continued tests could bring universal death. Adlai Stevenson plans a national TV address at 9 30 p m EST Monday on halting H bomb tests as central to his campaign against Eisenhower. He repeats San Diego rally remarks that no last word exists until a method to rid mankind of the menace is found.
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Ing
O'Hare Field
San Diego
Calif
Stevenson
Laurence H. Snyder
Graduate School
University of Oklahoma
American Broadcasting Co
Eisenhower
Far West
Fiery Wreck Kills Four on South Carolina Highway
A fiery two car collision on U.S. 29 near Lyman South Carolina killed four people. Mrs. Joan Scoggins Johnson and her two children Max and Heather died in the flames. Paul E. Johnson and Paulette Johnson were hospitalized. Paul D. Ravan, in a second vehicle, died at the scene. Lyman sits near Spartanburg and Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Scoggins Johnson
Max
Heather
Meek
Paul E. Johnson
Rt. G. Greer
Paulette Johnson
Paul D. Ravan 35
Rt. 2
Spartanburg
Ravan
Lyman
Greenville
Hayes for $1 minimum wage at rally in Salisbury
Republican gubernatorial candidate Kyle Hayes urged a state minimum wage of one dollar an hour at an Eisenhower birthday rally in Salisbury. He urged a 20 percent pay raise for teachers and state workers, and tax changes to allow full deduction of medical bills.
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Salisbury
N.C
Kyle Hayes
Hayes
North Wilkesboro
Luther Hodges
Hodges
North Carolina
UN Council Sees Soviet Rejection Of Resolution
The Soviet Union rejected the current UN resolution as unacceptable. After a Russian speech, the council recessed for dinner with hopes to resume and complete action tonight. Secretary Dulles backed the British French measure calling the six principles realistic and concrete.
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Soviet Union
Pineau
Paris
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Hammarskjold
Editors Report Fear and Unrest in Mississippi
A group of New England editors on a come see for yourself mission conclude racial tension exists in Mississippi mainly over voting rights. They note unrest among whites and blacks, with varying views on segregation and solutions led by education and gradual enfranchisement.
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Biloxi
Miss
New England
Mississippi
Albert Rowbotham
Ramford Falls
Maine
Lee
Curtiss S$. Johnson
Deep River
Conn
New Era
Paul C. Cummings Jr
Peterborough
N.H
Transcript
J. Clark Samuel
Foxboro
Mass
Massachusetts Press Assn
New York
Samuel
Alfred Ball
The
Woodhaven
L.I. Observer
Assa
William V. Rotch
Milford
South
Rotch
John C. Bond
Rockland
Standard and
South Shore News
Rothh
Richard J. Robertson
Darien
Robert S. Barram
Boston University
New England Weekly Press Assn
Barram
Yam Queen Rosa Huntley Crowned With Two Titles
Miss Rosa Huntley, 17, won the Yam Queen beauty contest in Tabora City North Carolina, with a reported 35-24-36 measurement she joked about not knowing. It followed her Miss Lumberton Fire Prevention crown earned four days earlier. runner up Shelley Phillips of Loris, D.C., was runner up among 16 contestants at the ninth annual Carolina Yam Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taboro City
N.C
Rosa Huntley
Carolinas
Veterans of World War I Convene Meeting at VFW Home
All World War I veterans are invited to a gathering of the newly formed Veterans of World War I organization. The meeting starts at 4 p.m. today at the VFW home on W. Burton Street.
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Veterans of
VFW
W. Burton Street
Reds Demand Explanation For Rioting
The piece argues Hong Kong rioting did not originate with the Communists and notes a Western power’s recognition of Red China influences Beijing’s stance. It cites Nationalist anger over a flag incident, Triad involvement, and property losses in Kowloon versus milder Hong Kong Island unrest, with no American involvement.
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Hong Kong
China
Red China
United Nations
Peiping
Sun Yatsen
Shanghai
Kowloon
Cardall to Speak at High Point Industrial Management Club Dinner
Dr. Alfred J. Cardall, director of Cardall Associates in Yardley PA, will address the Industrial Management Club of High Point at its monthly dinner Tuesday at 6 30 PM. Introduced by Jack H. Rochelle, the program includes entertainment by Larry Solomon and his Rockets and will be led by Rev. W Frank Marks of Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Cardall
Industrial Management Club of
High Point
Gilbert Ross
W. Frank Marks
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Montague to Speak for High Point Executives Club
Syd Montague, former Canadian Mountie and adventurer, will address the High Point Executives Club at a 7 p.m. dinner in the Sheraton Hotel ballroom. Admission is limited to members and spouses. reservations are required. Montague, author of North to Adventure and Riders in Scarlet, speaks of Arctic exploration as a path to a limitless future.
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Syd Montague
High Point Executives Club
Sheraton Hotel
Montague
Far North
Arctic
Baptist Women To Lead Mission Study Institute Event
The WMU of the Piedmont Baptist Association will hold a study meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church. Topic covers Japan and related literature. all mission study chairmen are urged to attend.
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WMU
Piedmont Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Japan
Ouny Peoples
Reporter Helps Boy Locate Real Mother
Teddy Barkley, 18, travels to Miami to join his birth mother Ruth Rueda, 37, after a 13 year search aided by Plainfield Courier-News reporter Dom Frasca and The Associated Press. Volunteers raise 22 dollars for travel plus his 23 dollars, as Barkley aims to find work and stay several months. Rueda had placed him for adoption when five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N.J
Teddy Barkley
Miami
Fla
Ruth Rueda
Dom Frasca
Plainfield Courier-News
Frasca
Barkley
Palmetto Girl Crowned Queen of Tobaccoland at Richmond Festival
Miss Robin Williamson, 19 from Conway South Carolina, won the title Queen of Tobaccoland at Richmond Virginia during the eighth annual Tobacco Festival. She received a $1000 education prize and a silver bowl after impressing judges with sewing and modeling talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Robin Williamston
Conway
Miss Williamson
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Adlai
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N. Main
Prudential Insurance Company
American Mutual Life Insurance Company
Home Office
Newark
New Jersey
S.C
Weather Bureau
Texas Panhandle
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Pacific Northwest
Plains
Exchange Club
Roger Jones
Exchangites
Cardall
Mount Olive
N. J
Boy
Teddy
Courier-News
Family Service Social Agency
Florida
New Brunswick
Goodby
Jennie Tellers
Rueda
John
Altoona
Long Beach
Palmetto Girl Tobacco Queen
Miss Dixie
Betty Lane Cherry
Williamson
Pharmacists
Parke, Davis & Comepany
Ion
Koonts-Mcghee Drug CO
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