Stevenson says Eisenhower needs Democratic Congress to stop giveaway
Adlai Stevenson told a Nassau County rally that President Eisenhower requires a Democratic Congress to halt giveaways and restore U S prestige. He criticized Republicans and Nixon as the campaign degenerated into smears and charges of communism. He urged repudiation of GOP tactics and stronger U S leadership.
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Great Neck
N.Y
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
United States
New York
Stevenson
Nassau County
Agent Nixon
Congress
Halloween Traditions Duet With Holiday Charity Plans
The piece recalls Halloween origins from pagan autumn rites to modern Trick-or-Treat. High Point youths will collect soap needles thread yarn and pins for overseas aid through the American Friends Service Committee and UNICEF style programs. Children share loot for needy youngsters abroad and parents are urged to support the cause.
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Rome
Panama
High Point
American Friends Service Committee
United Nation's Children's Fund
UN General Assem
Globe
Revival Services Led by Dr W Marshall Craig in Dallas
Dr W Marshall Craig of Dallas Texas will lead a series of revival services at Green Street Baptist Church from October 31 to November 7. He and Mrs Craig arrived in High Point today. Known and beloved among Southern ministers and Baptists, Craig is a South Carolina native. Services start nightly at 7 30 with pre service group TV meetings. Weeknights include Deacon and Brotherhood Night W M U Night Sunday School Night Training Union Night Friends Night and Youth Night.
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W. Marshall Craig
Dallas
Texas
Green St. Baptist
Craig
High Point
South
South Carolina
Deacon and Brotherhood
W.M.U
Training Union
Friends
Methodist Youth Spaghetti Supper Supports Missions
The Wesley Memorial Methodist Youth Fellowship held a spaghetti supper to raise funds for missions. Last year they raised $400 for a Korean medical student scholarship. This year’s proceeds go to Leland Memorial Church in Havana Cuba.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Wesley Memorial Methodist
Leland Memorial Ee Church
Havana
Uba
Training School for Methodists Opens in High Point
The annual Training School for Methodists of High Point and vicinity begins tomorrow at First Methodist Church and runs through Nov 4. Sessions run 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. with morning nursery and kindergarten labs 9 to 11. Instructors include Drey Richey and Dr James L Price Jr. and others. Rev Robert G Tuttle will serve as dean.
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High Point
L. B. Hazzard
J. M. Trower
W. P. Moore
J. C. Burrow
Robert G., Tuttle
First Methodist
Morning Gospel program on WFMY Greensboro is planned
The N C Christian Endeavor Union will run Morning Gospel on WFMY TV in Greensboro from November 1 to 5 and TV Chapel on Sunday November 7. On Sunday afternoon November 7 the Reverend Lloyd Sechriest Christian Endeavor Union counselor will deliver the message. A High Point Young Adults male quartet will perform.
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N. C. Christian Endeavor Union
Wfmy-Tv
Greensboro
TV Chapel
Lloyd Sechriest
Christian Endeavor Union
High Point
Cop killer slain in Chicago ambush on North Side
Police gunned down Agostino Amedeo, a 26 year old ex convict who killed Detective Charles Amerino, as he tried to flee a trap near Berwyn and Clark Streets. A stray bullet wounded bystander Louis Molnar. Del Genio Marcus and the sister in law helped tip authorities.
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Agostino
Gus
Amedeo
North Side St
Chicago
Criminal Courts
Charles Amerino
Frank Pape
Agostino Gus Amedeo
North Side
William Murphy
John Bosquette
Amerino
Berwyn and
Clark Streets
En Atte
Louis Molnar
Clark Street
Anthony Gambino
Gambino
Del
Marcus
Dorothy del Genio
Pape
Methodists Map Liquor Legislation
The North Carolina Methodist Conference reaffirmed opposition to liquor and urged the 1955 General Assembly to prohibit manufacture and sales or hold a statewide referendum. It also called for banning liquor advertising in state publications and on highways. The conference approved a voluntary benevolence funding plan, set June 30 as fiscal year end, and announced the 1955 meeting dates June 27 to July 1. W Jasper Smith was re elected conference lay leader with other officers also reelected.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Board of Social and Economic Relations
Conference Board of Temperance
General Assembly
Paul N. Garber
United Fund
W. Jasper Smith
Bethel
S. B. Underwood Jr
Greenville
Man Cleared In Death Of Mate At Santa Monica
Santa Monica police cleared Roy Arthur Ford of suspicion in the nicotine poisoning death of Mary Von Elm wife of former amateur golf champion George Von Elm. Ford faced a morals charge with $3000 bail and awaits preliminary hearing November fifth after detectives traced a pharmacist who sold a nicotine compound to Mrs Von Elm. He was found in a car with her body after an all night drinking spree and had been jailed on murder suspicions.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Roy Arthur Ford
Mary von Elm
George von Elm
Ford
von Elm
Girl Sentenced for Smuggling Law to Convicts
In Moultrie Georgia an 18 year old blonde was sentenced to two to four years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to smuggling a hacksaw blade to a prison inmate in Colquitt County. She claimed boys asked for the blade to saw soup bones and denied any escape plan. Sheriff Eddie Gordon identified her as the wife of Dallas G. Lower Jr. of Akron Ohio and said she visited relatives. no inmate named.
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Moultrie
Colquitt County
Ruth Lower
Eddie Gordon
Dallas G. Lower Jr
Akron
Ohio
Dock Strike Ends as London Dockers Vote to Return
British dock workers totaling about 43000 voted to end a nationwide walkout and return to work Monday. They agreed to resume duties on condition that overtime pay be negotiated and noncompliant workers face no discipline. The dispute began in London over voluntary overtime.
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London
Britain
Bus Crash Kills Woman Near Washington North Carolina
A Seashore Transportation Co bus carrying 30 New Bern High School football players collided head on with an automobile on U.S. 17 near Washington. Kathleen Osborne 36 of Portsmouth Va died. John Patrick O Carroll Jr 22 of Washington NC was critically injured. Os bie Norwood Dixon 29 of New Bern was hospitalized. State Patrolman Burton said the bus driver swerved to avoid the car but was unable to prevent the collision.
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Washington, N.C
New Bern
U.S. 17
Here
B. FE. Burton
Seashore Transportation Co
Osbie Norwood Dixon
Kathleen Osborne
Fletcher
Portsmouth
John Patrick ‘O'Carroll Jr
O'Carroll
Burton
Seashore Transportation
Elizabeth City
Coalition Cabinet Takes Over In Syria
In Damascus the coalition cabinet led by Faris El Khouri the Syrian UN delegate assumed control from Sayid Ghazzi s caretaker regime which resigned October 14 after parliamentary elections. The new government includes People's Party Independents and National and tribal blocs.
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Damascus
Syria
Faris el Khouri
United Nations
Sayid Ghazzi
Eople
Ofeputies
Search for killer pressed in Karen Mauk case
Nine state police pressed relentlessly to find the slayer of 6 year old Karen Mauk killed during a Halloween trick or treat tour. Sgt J A Blair heads the unit and says a tall thin man seen in Conemaugh area may be connected. autopsy says suffocation. Police say the case remains a brutal sex maniac scenario with ongoing search and volunteer aid.
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Johnstown
Karen Mauk
J. A. Blair
Chhildren
Blair
Karen
Conemaugh
Fieen
George Fesko
Joseph Govekar
William Mauk
Sunday Enterprise Highlights Cinema Scope And Local Elections
Stories preview cinema scope advances and the drama of High Pointer elections. United Fund Red Cross drives in High Point and Thomasville show strong results as the Sunday Enterprise promises detailed Sunday morning coverage.
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Enterprise
United Fund
Red Cross
High Point
Thomasville
Sunday Enterprise
Keeping Silent Officials Oppose Nonaggression Pact
U S diplomats privately rejected Adenauer’s plan for a phased nonaggression pact with the Soviet bloc while maintaining official silence. State Department spokesmen gave no comment, and aides noted Eisenhower and Dulles would not back Soviet domination threats. Adenauer pressed for regional unity and a treaty linking Western Europe and the United States to the Soviet bloc for security.
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Washington
U. S
Konrad Adenauer
Free West
Adenauer
State Department
U.S
Eisenhower
Dulles
Felix von Eckhardt
National Press Club
von Eckhardt
United States
Germany
Free Nations
Europe
North Atlantic Alliance
Sueh
Iar
Western Alliance
Soviet Union
Bodies Of Plane Crash Victims Recovered In France
In the French mountains north of Nice the bodies of all 21 victims from a U S Air Force C47 crash were recovered. An American ground rescue team led by Maj. Rufus Hessberg located the wreckage and identified the scene after it was spotted by a Navy helicopter pilot.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
France
Air Force
Rufus Hessberg
U. S
Democratic shift in campaign tactics targets Eisenhower
Washington reports a last minute change in campaign strategy with National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell accusing Eisenhower of joining a red smear against Democratic congressional candidates. The move overrode cautious party leaders and drew reaction from Stevenson and the White House press secretary. Mitchell said Eisenhower aided the smear by praising Nixon and tying in anti government themes during four city tour stops.
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Washington
Democratic High Command
Eisenhower
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Congress
Adlai E. Stevenson
Nixon
White House
James C. Hagerty
Stevenson
Eisenhower Plans Telephone Campaign to Spur Votes
President Eisenhower, fresh from a four state tour, considers a nationwide telephoning drive to urge GOP turnout. An official said at 11:35 a.m. EST he will call 10 ordinary citizens and ask them to contact 10 more, creating a pyramid outreach to reach potential voters before next Tuesday elections. The plan aims to counter voter apathy and expand pro-GOP support.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
E. Eisenhower
Gan
Kentucky
Ilmington
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