Jewish leaders pledge American Jewish Centennial Month proclamation
Rabbi William Gold led a Raleigh delegation of rabbis and lay leaders to present a peace signed proclamation naming October 12 as American Jewish Centennial Month. Attendees included I D Blumenthal of Charlotte and Mrs Irvin Margolis, head of the Jewish Women’s Association. The event opens a year of celebration of Jewish contributions to the nation. A Mass for the Holy Ghost will be at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church with Father Robert J MacMillan invoking blessings for children starting the new school year.
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William Gold
B'nai Israel Synagogue
Raleigh
America
Gold
I. D. Blumenthal
Charlotte
N. C. Association of Jewish Men
Irvin Margol
Holy Ghost
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Robert J. MacMillan
New Organist Feagins Named for Wesley Memorial
Dr. Carroll S. Feagins begins duties as organist at Wesley Memorial Methodist this Sunday, replacing acting organist Mrs. Ralph Gabriel of Asville. Feagins holds a PhD from Northwestern University and has taught at a college since 1946.
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Asman
Wesley Memorial Methodist
Carroll S. Feagins
Feagins
Ralph Gabriel
Asville
Northwestern University
Clothing Drive Aids World Refugees At St Marys E
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Marys E urges clothing donations for refugees. Call 6756 or 6780 or bring bundles to the Parish House Assembly Room. items include clothes, shoes, bedding, and sewing materials.
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Woman's Auxiliary of
St. Mary's E
Karl Shepard
New Pastor Joins Church of God in High Point
The Rev R C Muncy begins duties as pastor of the Church of God on Commerce Street succeeding the Rev S L Dock who goes to First Church of Greensboro. Muncy, a Kentucky native from Durham, serves as Greensboro District superintendent and sits on the Children's Home board in Concord. He and his wife and 5 year old twins reside near the church parsonage. Visitors from New York include Rev Martin Edwards of Bronx churches at Gospel Tabernacle for Sunday evening service with local musical selections.
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R. C. Muncy
Pan
Church of God Es Merce St
Our
S. L. Dock
First Church of
Greensboro
Ian
Muncy
High Point
Durham
Childrens’ Home
Concord
New York
Gospel Tabernacle
Martin Edwards
Cnet Seenvar Church
Bronx
Mr. Edwards
N. Y
Saint Trey's Junior Altar Volunteers Named
The Junior Altar at Saint Trey's Epistle will begin functioning under director Thomas. The girls Betsy Dean Nina Burris Libit Ripley Kathryn Fox Martha Temple Page Temple Jamie Matthews and Ginny Tyson will take full responsibility for the 8 a.m. service each week.
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Sarayng
Saint Trey's Epi
Thomas
Ing
Betsy Dean
Nina Burris
Libit Ripley
Kathryn Fox
Martha Temple
Page Temle
Jamie Matthews
Ginny 'Yson
Honor Students First Baptist Should the college student transfer his mom
The note hints at a college student transfer related to a First Baptist context and promises continuation on page two.
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First Baptist
Visibly Worn Yet Buoyant Castries Freed From Red Prison
French Brig. Gen. Christian de Castries, commander at Dien Bien Phu, freed by the Vietminh in Hanoi. He appeared tired yet determined, leaning on a cane, wanting French fries, and denying surrender was ever raised. He praised staff separation during captivity and vowed to recover in days.
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Hanoi
Christian de Castries
Tee
Dien Bien Phu
Die Caetrice
Breucht
Hann
Vietri
Rene Cogny
Indochina
de Castries
Exchange Meee
Cogny
Big de Castries
North 1 Na
Line
Paris
Ear
Vasant
France
Eisenhower surveys irrigation projects on four state swing
President Eisenhower flies 2000 miles over Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Kansas to survey multimillion dollar irrigation and flood control works. He plans brief talks at Grand Junction Casper and McCook with Interior Secretary McKay and Agriculture Secretary Benson aboard the United States.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Lowry Air Force Base
White House
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Grand Junction
Colo
Casper
Wyo
McCook
Neb
McKay
Agriculture Benson
Reclamation Bureau
James C. Hagerty
Congress
U.S. Air Forge Academy
Ene Peak
Colorado Springs
Premier Mendes-France reshuffles cabinet amid EDC protests
France's premier pares down a riven cabinet reshuffle as three pro EDC ministers resign over the European Defense Community treaty dispute. Eight ministers move, two new posts created, and vacancies widen the split with Gaullists as U.S. and West German critics weigh in.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Mier
Mendes-France
Interior Ministry
National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Justice
Emile Hugues
Industry
Maurice Bourges-Maunory
Eugene Claudius - Petit
Democratic and Socialist Union of the Resistance
Roland de Moustier
Gilbert Jules
Mendes - France
Said
France
Bonn
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
EDC Inburg
Thomas Delher
West Germany
Free Democratics
Mendes- France
Grim forecast for Labor Day traffic deaths
The Associated Press reports millions hit highways for a three day Labor Day weekend as President Eisenhower urges caution. The National Safety Council predicts 390 traffic deaths in the period, with 574 violent deaths overall and 493 traffic fatalities recorded in early totals this year.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower BeeeneeBee
Makast
National Safety Council
Eisenhower
Council
Idaho
Oklahoma
New Jersey
Connecticut
Alabama
Ship Shelled by Soviet Destroyer Off Leone Coast
Danish-flagged 1200 ton Patricia reported shelling by a Soviet destroyer in international waters about 30 nautical miles off Leone 4eo coast near Kae og Sea and Rybatski peninsula. Captain Niels Jenssen said one destroyer fired four live shells with three passing overhead and one hitting the water behind the ship as it fled at high speed. The Patricia had recently loaded lumber at Sylzen before the incident.
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Tromso
Norway
Leone 4Eo
Niels Jenssen
Kae Og Sea
Rybatski Peninsula
Sylzen
Avalen Jenssen
Patricia
Ike Signs Foreign Aid and Anti Red Bills
President Eisenhower approved a foreign aid bill totaling 2 781 499 816 and a citizenship stripping measure for those who advocate overthrow of the government, plus a law aimed at correcting injustices in immigration policy. He signed three bills in Colorado and issued pocket vetoes on three others, completing action on 513 measures brought on vacation.
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Denver
Eisenhower
U.S
United States
Congress
Mild sleeping sickness outbreak spurs Texas mosquito drive
Edinburg officials report a mild encephalitis form possibly infecting 600 people in the lower Rio Grande Valley. Dr. Miller seeks a countywide eradication campaign with the U S Public Health Service and Texas Health Department, urging cleanup and screens to prevent spread.
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Edinburg
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Charles H. Miller
Hidalgo County
Henry Holle
Austin
Miller
U.S. Public Health Service
Texas State Health Department
Pallette Dies Of Cancer at 65 in Los Angeles
Actor Eugene Pallette dies of cancer at his Los Angeles home aged 65. A native of Winfield Kansas, Pallette was known for Friar Tuck in Robin Hood and Sergeant Heath in Philo Vance films along with roles in Mr Smith Goes to Washington and The Three Musketeers. He retired eight years ago after a four decade film career.
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Los Angeles
Eugene Pallette
Pallette
Friar Tuck
Robin Tood
Sergeant Heath
Phile Vance
Mr. Smith
Three Musketeers
Winfield
Kan
United States Pledges Major Philippine Military Support
In Manila the United States pledged to furnish a major portion of military supplies and equipment to strengthen the Philippines armed forces amid Southeast Asia developments. A joint communique followed defense talks with Dulles and Vice President Carlos P. Garcia, who discussed a phased joint defense program and an automatic U.S. response if the Philippines is attacked.
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Manila
United States
Philips ‘Pines
Southeast Asia
Dulles
Philippines
Carlos P. As
Eepines
Crea
Uni
Bombardment of Quemoy Kills Two U S Officers
Nationalist sources say two U S officers with MAAG were killed during a five hour Communist bombardment of Quemoy island. The embassy and MAAG did not deny the deaths and noted usual notification procedures. Casualties among defenders included several killed and wounded as the battle raised tension in Formosa.
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Spencer Moosa Taipeh
Formosa
U.S
Presuma
Quemoy Island
MAAG
T Calif
Hong Toxiay
Formosa Iy
Holt
Quemoy
Chang Yi-ting
Defense Ministry
Chang
Amoyite Formosa
China
Peiping Maedio
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Jean Smith
BR. C. Muney
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Car
Asia
Bouyant
Red
Ike
Citizenshire Tee
Siecamomas
Texas
Cameron County
California
St. Louis
U. N
Gan
VU. S
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