Dr Bogue to Speak at Mars Hill Faculty Workshop
Dr. Jesse Bogue executive secretary of the American Association of Junior Colleges will be the principal speaker at Mars Hill College for a three day faculty workshop and conference beginning September 11 He will address on teaching technique personal guidance and the role of denominational junior colleges in American education Also featured is Dr Perry Crouch and W R Chambers with talks on Baptist college expectations and Mars Hill College in Christian education.
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Mars Hill
Jesse Bogue
Washington, D. C
American Association of Junior Colleges
Mars Hill College
Bogue
R. M. Lee
Presicgent Hoyt Blackwell
Perry Crouch
First Baptist Church of
Asheville
Baptist of North Carolina
Baptist Colleges
Baptist Student Union
W. R. Chambers
Marion
Board of
Mars-Hill College
Credit Union Plans Ahead For Conventions To 2000
Pittsburgh credit union officials say they will continue holding annual conventions through 2000 AD to accommodate 1200 to 1400 delegates. The Pittsburgh hotel management confirms it is already securing bookings for two conventions in advance to ensure space.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Pennsylvania’Credit Union
Soil conservation workers open three day meeting in Winston-Salem
Soil conservation service workers from the Carolinas and Virginia open a three day meeting in Winston-Salem with group sessions on conservation problems. The program runs through tomorrow and Thursday when state groups will discuss issues.
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Winston-Salem
Soil Conservation Service
Carolinas
Virginia
Hundreds of Dolphin Landed By Anglers Off Nags Head
Anglers report unprecedented dolphin catches off Nags Head and Roanoke Island with dozens of charter boats guiding long runs into the Gulf Stream. Party groups ferry in from Cincinnati Greensboro and Washington to land scores, including 100, 114, and 111 dolphin in recent trips. Blues, sea trout, and other species are common, with favorable outlook through September and October.
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Aycock Brown
Nags Head
Gulf Stream
Nags ‘Head
Roanoke Island
Roanoke Sound Bridge
Leo Weston
David Weston
Cincinaati
Ohio
A. L. Brooks
Greensboro
Ira Stowe
W. W. Chase
Ogle Warfield
Washington, D.C
J. H. Thomas
Greenville
Wimble Shoals
George A. Newman
W. W. Carson
J. W. Flood
Joe Garland
R.E
Oregon Inlet
Diamond Shoals
Pete Moore
Madison
Sam Tillett
Colington Island
Kitty Hawk
Dare Coast
September To Top June Ship Record
New York Shipbuilding Corp at Camden and Bethlehem Steel Fore River plant at Quincy will launch two large tankers in September following June. The Atlantic Engineer and Atlantic Seaman will be the largest tankers, each with 11.5 million gallons capacity. Later, the President Adams is to launch, mirroring the President Jackson. At Quincy, the Constitution will join the Independence as a companion liner.
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New York
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Camden
N. J
Bethlehem Steel
Fore River
Quincy
Mass
Atlantic Engineer
Atlantic Seaman
President Adams
Jackson
Independence
Bridge Winners Named After Saturday Duplicate at Emerywood
Results from yesterday's duplicate bridge tournament at Emerywood Country Club show North-South winners first Mrs Farrell Gray and Mrs OC Durland with second place Mrs J T Ryan and Mrs C S Beaver. East-West champions are first Mrs Laura Holbrook and Mrs Sara Porter and second Mr and Mrs Hal Davis.
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Emerywood Country Club
Farrell] Gray
O. C. Durland
J. T. Ryan
C. S. Beaver
Laura Holbrook
Sara Porter
Hal Davis
Faith In God Aids Senator Austin
New York reports Warren R. Austin credits faith in God with steadying him during encounters with Jacob A. Malik at the United Nations. The U S. delegate said thousands of people are praying for him to receive help from on high.
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New York
C. R. Vosburgh
Panama City Republic
Faith In God
Warren R. Austin
United Nations
Austin
Jacob A. Malik
Universal Military Training urged by American Legion
The American Legion called an emergency meeting on July 23 to press for universal military training. Key proposals include a National Security Training Commission, one year of field training, a six month basic program, and a $30 monthly trainee allowance.
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Defense Department
National Security Training Commission
Natonal “Guana
Organized Naval Reserve
Organized Marine Corps Reserve
Armed Services
Los Angeles
Calif
North Carolina Legionnaires
Atlanta
Holt
Legion Home
John W. Clay
Greensboro
Casualties in Korea Reach 6886 Through Aug 25
Defense department reports 6886 U S casualties in Korea through August 25 with 443 killed in action 3889 wounded and 2554 missing. Breakdown shows army 248 killed 3740 wounded and 256 missing. navy 9 killed 13 wounded 5 missing. marine corps 66 killed 127 wounded 1 missing. air force 25 killed 9 wounded 64 missing. Lions in captivity said to grow better manes than in the wild.
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Washington
U. S
Korea
Defense Department
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Army
Marin Corps
Duplin Story Drama Opens September 7
The Duplin Story, a historical drama with music by Sam Byrd, returns to Kenansville outdoor theatre with performances September 7 8 9 11 and 12. Corwin S. Rife reassembles eight backdrops. William Walker joins as actor and assistant. Captain William M. Buck supervises battle effects.
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Kenansville
Duplin
Sam Byrd
Corwin S. Rife
Charleston
S. C
North Carolina
Kenan Memorial County
William Walker
Dock Street
Walker
William M. Buck
119Th Infantry
Warsaw
Mount Olive Tribune
Rockfish
Philatelic News Highlights Global Stamp Issues
Nations issue centennial and commemorative sets from Argentina Panama and the Soviet Union. Argentina marks San Martin with seven stamps including portraits mausoleum and death site scenes. Panama overprints eight stamps for centenary death commemoration. Soviet releases honor Azeri SSR anniversary Stalingrad restoration Dimitrov agriculture. Norway issues two semi postals aiding police. Goa marks Holy Year with two low value stamps. Venezuela plans Forest Week stamps featuring the Aralguaney tree. First day sales data from Washington.
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Panama
San Martin
Moscow Philatelic Agency
Soviet Union
Philatelic
Russia
Azerbaijan Socialistic Republic
Stalingrad
Rodeo and Thrill Circus Set Two Day Texas Visit
The Texas Rodeo and Thrill Circus opens today at Finch Field Ball Park with shows at 3:00 PM and 8:15 PM, featuring Cowboy Roy Simpson, Sugar the movie horse, 52 events, and daredevil stunts. Acts include rope spinners, trick riders, and a high risk ride to win $1000 for riding Income Tax the bull.
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Finch Field Ball Park
Roy Simpson
Sugar
United States
Canada
Yankee Stadium
New York
Soldiers Field
Chicago
Los Angeles Coliseum
Fred Clancy
Uncle SY
Dorothy Kennen
Snow White
Wine tax cut sought as province sees 60 percent drop
Rome wine growers report average per person consumption has fallen by more than 60 percent since World War III. They urge the government to implement a drastic tax reduction, a proposal now under review by the provincial council.
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Rome
Tungsten Deposit at Sangdong Emerges as Global Leader
A pivotal tungsten mine at Sangdong in Southern Korea gains prominence as one of the world’s most important deposits. Mining experts note its scale and potential impact on supply dynamics in global markets.
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Sangdong
Southern
Korea
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