Young Jap finds America not a land of gangsters
Kenzo Hamano, Nagasaki native on a Foreign Service Foundation program, arrives in the United States wary after Japanese films. He tours Chicago and Raleigh, loses his luggage, learns Americans are honest, and observes a Durham Raleigh baseball game. He studies international trade and finance at Johns Hopkins and wonders why foreigners seek U.S. citizenship while few Japanese wish to become Japanese. He aims to understand democracy and American life to bring ideas home.
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Harmon W. Nichols
Washington
Kenzo Hamano
Nagasaki
Kenzo
Foreign Service Educational Foundation
Chicago
Raleigh
N. C
Kenno
School of Advanced International Studies
Johns Hopkins University
America
U. S
Japan
Ireland appoints Dublin civil defense officer
Ireland moves to ready for a possible world war appointing Michael J. Burke to head civil defense for the Dublin metropolitan area protecting about 600000 residents. Burke will study plans recruit train staff and implement defense measures as part of Defense Minister Oscar Traynor’s broader aim to strengthen the defense forces.
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Dublin
Ireland
Defense
Oscar Traynor
Burke
Florida State cancels game over Bradley players
Florida State University canceled a scheduled football game with Bradley University citing the Peoria team having several Negro players. The athletic department said neither the November 24 game nor a return game next year will be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Eisenhower Calls for Mandatory Atomic Inspections
On a carrier in the Mediterranean Eisenhower urged internal inspection of atomic and armament industries as a minimum condition for world disarmament. He advocated international control and inspections, warned Moscow’s agreement uncertain, and stressed Western strength and economic stability as keys to peace with the Eastern bloc. He urged Moslem-world cooperation and noted Western Europe’s growing strength amid currency strains.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mediterranean
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
Sixth Fleet
United Nations
Russia
Eisenhower
Soviet Russia
Nice
France
Eissenhower
Middle East
Dakar
French West Africa
Mindanao
Philippines
Western
Europe
Amphibious Sweep May Be Only Way to Victory
United Press analysis argues Korea’s fighting resembles an accordion war and that encirclement tactics on both coasts could trap Chinese Reds. It cites Inchon as a demoralizing example and notes amphibious landings require vast shipping, precise coordination, and air support for success.
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Korea
United Nations
Kumsong
Poland
Russia
Hong Kong
Singapore
Guadalcanal
Palien
Hitler
Inchon
Charlotte Man Will Address Meeting Here
John A. Tate Jr of Charlotte will speak to the First Presbyterian Church Men of the Church Club on Monday night. Tate, a prominent layman of Myers Park Presbyterian Church, is noted in business social welfare and church circles in Charlotte. His subject is Thy Will Be Done on Earth.
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John A. Tate, Jr
Charlotte
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Redman
Myers Park Presbyterian Church
Tate
Queen City
Reason Given For Chest Goal
The text explains the Chest goal was set after months of study by about 300 citizens from nine agencies and the United Defense Fund who served on boards. It emphasizes these volunteers contributed time without cost to balance community social service needs with residents’ ability and willingness to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Defense Fund
Key to City Presentation For POSA Leader Hugh Mitchell
Hugh Mitchell, former national president of the Patriotic Order Sons of America, will receive a city key at 6 30 tonight in the Sheraton Hotel High Point. Mitchell, an attorney from Statesville and Lions Club officer, will speak to the Lions. Arch Schoch, Lions Club president, will present the key in Mayor Amos Kearns absence.
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Hugh Mitchell
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Mitchell
Statesville
International Lions Club
Lions
POSA
Arch Schoch
Lions Club
Amos Kearns
Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
Gerald Louk of Elkin West Virginia and Pauline Kirkman of High Point are issued a marriage license. Jerry L. Moore of Henry West Virginia wed Myrtle S. Walker of Rural Hall in a separate license grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Louk
Elkin
W. Va
Pauline Kirkman
High Point
Jerry L. Moore
Henry
W.va
Myrtle S. Walker
Rural Hall
Livington Man Arrested for Worthless Check
Livington police yesterday arrested R. P. Stone on a charge of issuing a worthless check. The check for 575 dollars was given to a High Point used car dealer for a car. Stone posted 500 dollar bond and is to have a hearing October 29.
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Livington
R. P. Stone
High Point
G. I. Whitley
Stone
Wheelchair Presented to Polio Sufferer Boy in Local Community
Kenneth Wayne Dobey 11, son of Mr and Mrs Leland, received a wheelchair from friends in Allen Jay Archdale Trinity Jamestown and Highland communities. Stricken by polio two years ago, he stayed at Greensboro hospital until two weeks ago before being brought home.
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Kenneth Wayne Dobey
Leland
Allen Jay
Archdale
Trinity
Jamestown
Highland
Greensboro Hospital
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