Reformation Sunday Observances Across Protestant Churches
The 439th anniversary of the Reformation will be marked by Protestant congregations nationwide with services, stories, and worship. Observances honor Luther’s Ninety Five Theses and the continuity of the Christian Church in the Protestant tradition, sponsored by the National Council of Churches.
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Martin Luther
Wittenberg
Germany
Berlyn Farris
Department of Evangelism
National Council of Churches
Luther
National Council
Louis H. Gunnemann
Mission House Theological Seminary
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Plymouth
Wis
Local Youth Fellowship Door-to-Door Trick or Treat for UN Child Fund
Tomorrow evening the Methodist Youth Fellowship plans a door to door Halloween activity asking for contributions to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund. Calls run from 7 30 to 9 30 p m with adults assisting including Charles Carroll Miss Anne Acey and Edwin Brown. Revival services continue at Gospel Tabernacle led by Rev T J Spier with prayer beforehand. Carol Choir Hallo ween party at Hilliard Memorial Baptist tonight at 7 00 with a committee of choir mothers organizing invitations program and refreshments.
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High Point
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Robinson
West Market Street Methodist Church
Greensboro
Elizabeth Jarratt
Jarratt
W. R. Reed
Salisbury
Clarice Bowman
High Point College
Raymond A. Smith
Greensboro College
R. H. Sales
Duke University
Robert T. Osborn
Western North Carolina Board of Christian Education
Methodist Youth Fellowship
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
MYF
Charles Carroll
Anne Acey
First Methodist Church
Edwin Brown
Calvary Methodist Church
T. J. Spier
Christian and Missionary Alliance Society
Gospel Tabernacle
J. E. Nelson
Hilliard Memorial Baptist
Dub Hughes
Clarence Farmer
Everett Grubb
Zella Moore
Audrey Slate
Lloyd Willard
James Nichols
Floyd Gailey
Charles Hester
Saar Valley Returns to Germany Under Franco German Treaty
Luxembourg reports the Saar Valley is restored to German control after a Franco German treaty signed by Heinrich von Brentano and Christian Pineau. The accord sets January 1 as the political return date, and requires ratification by both parliaments.
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Luxembourg
Saar Valley
Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
Christian Pineau
Saar
Bandit Holds Up Supermarket in Winston-Salem
Police search for an armed bandit who robbed a Colonial Store at closing last night, escaping with 5000 dollars. Manager C. M. Hackler and clerk Herbert Tatum described a short heavyset white man who forced them to open the safe and then tied it before fleeing.
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Winston-Salem
C. M. Hackler
Herbert Tatum
Tatum
Hackler
Sore
Charges Renewed By Scott On Wheat Storage Loss
Sen. Scott D NC renews claim the government can lose money over rotted surplus wheat stored by Burrus Mills Inc of Dallas in large tents. He cites a 13 bank aid agreement and a $2.5 million storage cost plan, while officials deny irregularity and note losses could be repaid over time.
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Washington
Sen
Scott
D-Ncy
Agriculture Department
Texas
North Carolina
Burrus Mills Inc
Dallas
True D. Morse
Morse
Burrus Company
Burrus
Bolting Her Party Aged Voter Backs “The Man”
An 86 year old woman from a long time Democratic family explains her decision to switch allegiance in the upcoming election. Staff writer Forrest Cates presents her reasons and background.
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Octogenarian
Bolts
Forrest Cates
U S Aid To Egypt Resumes Amid Suez Tensions
Washington reports say U S foreign aid to Egypt has quietly resumed shipments after a brief halt during the Suez Canal crisis. Locomotives machinery and newsprint are moving to Egyptian ports as part of a 20 million dollar backlog, with additional funds allowed to proceed as planned.
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Washington
United States
State Department
International Cooperation Administration
Nasser
Egypt
Congress
Cairo
Suez Canal
Specialist Says Stress Over stressed
Dr. Irvin e H. Page of the American Heart Assn and Cleveland Clinic cautions Americans may overstate stress as a cause of high blood pressure. He notes stress is part of the picture but not the sole factor and calls for identifying multiple mechanisms to tailor treatment. He spoke at a news conference before the AHA scientific sessions.
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Frank Carey
Cincinnati
Irvine H. Page
American Heart Assn
Cleveland Clinic
Stevenson Calls Eisenhower Shadow Candidate in California Rally
Adlai E. Stevenson denounced President Eisenhower as the shadow candidate of a Republican party afraid to trust the people with the country’s future. He accused Nixon and party leaders of avoiding issue discussion and warned that true power rests with party insiders.
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San Francisco
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nixon
Stevenson
Washington Square
America
Richard M. Nixon
Benson
Dulles
Wilson
Congress
Republican Party
Ike
Benders
Brickers
Dirksens
Capeharts
Welkers
Ruchels
Mr. Nixon
Indiana Woman Sentenced to Electric Chair
Opal Collins 25 of Hammond becomes first Indiana woman sentenced to die by electric chair after conviction for the murder of Mary Sue Collins 11. Jury recommended the death penalty after 23 hours of deliberation. Judge William Murray set February 15 date at Michigan City penitentiary. appeal likely.
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Crown Point
India
Indiana
Opal Collins
Hammond
William Murray
Mary Sue Collins
Murray
Indiana State Penitentiary
Michigan City
Cleve Stenhouse
Border Guards Called Inland To Fight In Hungary
Hungarian frontier guards were recalled inland to aid the fight against rebels as fighting raged in Budapest. Premier Imre Nagy announced a new front government including non Communists to appease demands for reforms. Soviet reports claimed rebels were being crushed and amnesty offered to surrendering fighters.
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Hungary
Budapest
London
Vienna
Red
Sntheten
Imre Nagy
Popular Front
Nagy
Radio
Gyper
Bela Kovacs
Smallholders Party
Moscow
Zoltan Tildy
City Dweller Plans Good Rest After Long Day Down On Farm
Nashville report on George Spence Republican candidate for Congress and farmer E Bernal sharing a long labor day on a 327 acre farm. They milked cows gather eggs feed chickens and perform seven day chores while debating farm life politics. Spence pressed farm work ethic andBernal challenged his views in a rainy day visit that extended beyond sunup to well after sunset.
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Nashville
Tenn
George Spence
Congress
Spence
Nee
J. Carlton
Bernal Farm
White House
Washington
Bernal
Eisenhower to undergo pre election medical checkup
President Eisenhower enters Walter Reed Army Hospital for a promised 24 hour medical checkup. The White House said the medical report will be released Sunday afternoon after his stay. Stevenson campaigns in California attacking the GOP and Ike as a shadow candidate while Kefauver and Nixon move on to key states ahead of the election.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Adlai Stevenson
California
Republican
Old Guard
White House
Stevenson
West Coast
Ike
GOP
Nixon
Ske
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Kefauver
New Mexico
Illinois
Friday Named UNC President
William C. Friday, 36, elected unanimously as president of the Consolidated University of North Carolina. Friday vowed to pursue the greatest level of excellence across the three units while preserving freedom for faculty and students. He succeeds Gordon Gray, who left to join the Defense Department. Victor S. Bryant noted consolidation challenges include new state higher ed oversight and integration issues.
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Raleigh
Consolidated University of North Carolina
William C. Friday
Gordon Gray
Victor S. Bryant
Board of Higher Education
Supreme Court
Bryant
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