North Carolina UDC Ends 60th Convention Endorsees Warsaw Woman
The North Carolina division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy concluded its 60th annual convention in Hickory. Mrs. Henry L. Stevens Jr. of Warsaw was endorsed for president general, wife of Superior Court Judge Henry L. Stevens of the 6th Judicial District, and a former state president and registrar general. Officers elected included Mrs. D. Coltrane Raleigh as president and other officers from Kinston Burgaw Concord Goldsboro Sanford Charlotte Hendersonville, with details on roles such as vice president recording secretary treasurer registrar historian and cross recorder.
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Hickory
N.C
Henry L. Stevens Jr
Warsaw
United Daughters of the Confederacy
North Carolina
Stevens
Superior Court
Henry L. Stevens
6Th Judicial District
UDC
Offi
D. §. Coltrane
Raleigh
J. A. Jones
Kinston
Robert G. Johnson
Burgaw
L. Eugene Beaver
Concord
N. A. Edwards
Goldsboro
Minnie Ransom Norris
Mildred McKay
Sanford
E. A. Anderson
Charlotte
Thad C. Jowitt
Hendersonville
Crosses
Negro handyman to face murder hearing in Pittsboro
Leroy Har graves a 38 year old handyman from Chapel Hill will be tried on first degree murder charges for the death of Emma Dell Edwards 30 whose body was found in the Haw River five miles east of Pittsboro. Edwards married with a 14 year old daughter had been missing since Tuesday authorities said. Coroner Dr Clyde Thomas reported a fractured skull from a heavy blow above the left eye.
Charlotte Man Heads Alumni Group at Duke Engineering
Durham news reports Charlotte’s Donald A. Sterrett elected president of the Duke University College of Engineering Alumni Association, succeeding Sidney L. Gullege Jr. Sterrett, Duke Class of 1944, leads the group as Edwin L. Jones Sr. of Charlotte receives the first annual outstanding merit and service award for contributions to Duke and the construction industry.
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Durham
Donald A. Sterrett
Charlotte
Duke University College of Engineering
Injured Couple to Be Questioned in Local Case
Police planned to question Hoyt Eaton and his wife at Baptist Hospital after she was beaten and he was found shot near his heart. Eaton, 34, of Greer South Carolina, and Mrs Eaton were treated for shock and injuries in Longview after Friday night incident.
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Hickory
G. F. Setzer
Longview
Hoyt Eaton
Rt. 1
Greer
S.C
Dora Jenkins
Eaton
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Democrats Ring Doorbells to Raise Dollars for Democrats
North Carolina Democrats led by Gov Hodges to join doorbell ringing drive to raise funds for the party. Tar Heel representatives and state officers participate alongside congressional members as chairman John D Larkins announces the effort.
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Raleight
Democratic Party
Hodges
Congress
John D. Larkins
Twee
Candidates Bar Appeals Based on Religious and Racial Prejudice
Eisenhower and Stevenson reject campaign appeals based on religion or race and pledge civil rights action. Eisenhower supports a four-point program including a bi partisan civil rights commission and stronger voting rights enforcement. Stevenson calls for full minority rights as unfinished business and insists the president must use moral and legal power to advance desegregation and voting access. Thirty percent of U S forest lands are owned by farmers.
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New York
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
National Conference of Christians and Jews
American Civil Liberties Union
Congress
Civil Rights Commission
Justice Department
United States
Supreme Court
Democrats Plan Three More District Rallies
Democratic party leaders announce rallies in three additional congressional districts with events in Durham Wentworth Raleigh and surrounding towns. State Chairman John D. Larkins Jr. says past district rallies boosted prospects for victory in the November election as final rallies wrap up next week. Women’s luncheon meetings to mobilize the female vote are set for Ahoskie Reidsville Tarboro and Jacksonville with Sen Sam J Ervin Jr. continuing the campaign.
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Raleigh
Democratic Party
Durham
Wentworth
John D. Larkins Jr
B. B. Everett
Palmyra
Ahoskie
Reidsville
Tarboro
Jacksonville
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Top-Protection-Per-Dollar Life Insurance Offer
Today’s top dollar value in life insurance protection promises dividends to reduce premiums from the start. Policies range from 15 000 dollars upward for lower selling costs. Security Life and Trust Company, since 1920, promotes features under the slogan Face the Future with Security.
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Security Life
Security Life and Trust Company
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