Friendship Travelers Welcome at Brussels World’s Fair
Enterprise reporting from Brussels describes 63 American travelers greeted with toast by Guido Peeters, adjutant to the Belgian fair’s high commissioner. The group notes sunny weather, Starred pavilions, and plans for more fair visits before departure by afternoon flight.
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Joe Brown
Enterprise
Enterprise Tour Group
Brussels
Belgium
Guido Peeters
Ed Kissiah
Peeters
Travelers Ready For Home Flight
The tour returns to New York after visiting London Brussels and Paris. They will land at Idewild Airport at 11 25 a m tomorrow then rest five hours. A direct flight leaves LaGuardia Field at 4 30 p m for the local airport.
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Idewild
New York
LaGuardia Field
London
England
Brussels
Belgium
Paris
France
Pastors Leave For New Posts
Labor Day saw two local churchmen depart for new duties in the West. The Rev. Robert L. Bowen resigned from Rich Fork Baptist Church to lead a mission church in Taft California after 34 months as pastor. J Harold Groves, Memorial Methodist church music minister in Southwestern Worth Texas, will pursue graduate studies in music and religious education.
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Labor Day
West
Robert L. Bowen
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Taft
Calif
Bowen
Rich Fork
J. Harold Groves
Memorial Methodist
Chair City Youth At Summer Camp
James L. Raper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Raper, a student in Aeronautical Engineering at N C State, is at Summer Air Force Base in Florida. He is expected to receive a commission upon graduation next June.
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Thomasville
James L. Summer Air Force Base
Florida
Raper
Sam L. Raper
N.C. State
Barn Destroyed in Wallburg Farm Fire
A barn on Charley Yakley’s farm near Wallburg burned to the ground this morning, with 400 sticks of tobacco lost. Two additional sheds on the property were destroyed as Wallburg and Forsyth County fire units responded to the blaze.
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Wallburg
Charley Yakley
Fire
Forsyth County
VFW Building Contract Awarded on Main Street
A new state VFW headquarters and Ladies Auxiliary building is approved for S Main Street across Blair Park Golf Course. Coltrane Graham and A C Ingram secure the $38,000 to $40,000 project set at 2700 square feet with a limestone memorial wing. Construction starts immediately as final contracts are completed.
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VFW
Ingram
Ladies Auxiliary
N. Main Street
Clinton High opens third year with enrolled Negro girls
Clinton High School in Clinton Tennessee starts its third year with 10 Negro girls among about 800 white students. Four returnees from last year and six new freshmen join. Two years earlier federal orders had begun desegregation amid violent demonstrations requiring National Guardsmen to restore order. It was Tennessee's first state supported school to mix races.
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Clinton, Tenn
Clinton High School
Clinton High
National Guardsmen
Tennessee
Kasper Speaks At KKK Rally In Greensboro
A crowd of about 200 gathered four miles north of Greensboro on Church Street Extension for a two hour Kasper speech. About 25 remained to the end as Kasper attacked the Supreme Court and the Greensboro School Board amid other topics.
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Greensboro
John Kasper
Supreme Court
Church Street
James Cole
Kasper
Charlotte
City Council Ends Parking on Eleven Streets to Improve Traffic
The City Council approved removing on street parking along 11 streets including sections of Russell, Ferndale, Hamilton, Johnson, Parkway, Monroe, Kivett Drive, Roland Park Avenue, Hillcrest Drive, and Kearns Street to ease traffic flow. Night parking on Ray Street′s south side was approved. Green Street parking was limited during peak hours. A blinker light speed ordinance was adopted for Montlieu Avenue near the school. Beverages license for Morton's Coffee Shop and an outside water connection for Carl Lackey were approved.
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Russell Street
S. Main
Willowbrook
Russell
Hamilton
Asheboro
Ferndale
Ferndale Drive
Lindsay
Locke Streets
Lexington Avenue
Parkway
Richardson Street
Washington and
Broad Streets
Johnson Street
Main
Hamilton Streets
Monroe Street
Steele Streets
Kivett Drive
City
Hay Street
Roland Park Avenue
Totera
Farriss Avenue
Hillcrest Drive
Emerywood Court
Kearns Street
Park Streets
Council
Ray Street
Ray
B'Nai Israel Synagogue
N. Hamilton Street
Green Street
Beween Tomlinson Street
Mangum Avenue
Montlieu Avenue
Arlington
Kimrey
Morton's Coffee Shop
E. Russell Street
Carl T. Lackey
Albertson Road
Prayer for T Day opens school year
A devotional prayer requests God’s wisdom for opening exercises as schools start the year. It asks for home and school cooperation, friendships that aid students, and faculties to have patience and wisdom for a successful year. Signed by James R. McCain of Decatur Georgia president emeritus Agnes Scott College.
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God of
Jesus
James R. McCain
Decatur, Ga
Agnes Scott College
Local man dies after hunger and exposure near shelter
Elmer Herod, 50, received meals and lodging at Dallas Salvation Army downtown, went to a south shelter, then was found unconscious in high weeds near downtown. He died within an hour from hunger and exposure. Police say he collapsed while walking.
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Dallas
Elmer Herod
Salvation Army
Herod
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Max Kones
Syes
BO Ao Aya
Monark Sk
N. Main
Penney
Penney’s Fabulous
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