Rocky Mount Man Named To Head Young Democrats
North Carolina Young Democrats pick Billy Harrison of Rocky Mount as president at the three day state convention in Greensboro. Harrison defeated Bedford B of Kannapolis 318 to 269 after a second roll call amid a coalition of big clubs. Officers include Horton, Griffin, Brewer, Wilson, Harris, Cro martie, and delegates packed Guilford courtroom amid Governor Kerr Scott and Governor-nominee William B. Umstead addresses.
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North Carolina
Billy Harrison
Rocky Mount
William B. Umstead
Ae Ote Kerr Scott
Harrison
Bedford B
Kannapolis
Black
Pat Cooke
Gastonia
Cooke
Harry P. Horton
Pittsboro
Marjorie Griffin
Forest City
Betty Brewer
Raleigh
Mary Wilson
Monroe
W. S. Harris, Jr
Mebane
Martin Cromartie
Edgecombe
Guilford
Scott
YDC
Say
Yd.c
Ise
South
Credit Clinic Speaker Williams to Open Southern Clinic
Paul M. Williams vice president of the Commercial Credit Co will speak at the Southern Consumer Credit Clinic opening September 17 in Charlotte He is a noted authority on credit from Baltimore Maryland and serves as national director and vice president of the Semana Association of Credit en.
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Credit Clinic
Charlotte
Paul M. Williams
The
Commercial Credit Co
Southern Consumer Credit Clinic
Williams
Baltimore
Semana Association of Credit En
Ban Lifted For Under Sixteen At Public Gatherings
Valdese reports polio scare easing as Burke County health officer Dr. W H Patton lifts the ban on events for children 16 and under. The order was first issued two weeks ago after an outbreak of infantile paralysis in the Videse area.
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Valdese
W. H. Patton
Burke County
Videse
Raleigh Meeting Plans Citizens for Eisenhower Club
Raleigh resident Aubrey H. Moore Jr. announced a public meeting for forming a citizens for Eisenhower club to boost the Republican nominee. The event will be held next Wednesday in the Raleigh City courtroom. Moore, 32, is a registered Democrat inviting members of all political leanings.
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Raleigh
Citizens For Eisenhower
Aubrey H. Moore, Jr
Moore
Missionary James Willis Archer Dies at Kanuga Lake
The Rev. James Willis Archer, 56, founder and president of the Fundamental Faith Fellowship of Latin America,Inc., and longtime mission worker, died unexpectedly today at his cottage at Kanuga Lake. A California native, he had served 12 years in mission work after earlier ordained ministry and was stationed at Vera Cruz, Mexico.
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Hendersonville
James Willis Archer
Mexico
Fundamental Faith Fellowship of Latin America, Inc
Kanuga Lake
California
Vera Cruz
Asheville Inn Operator Arrested for Parkway Solicitation
Mrs Ida Gile operator of Pinnacle Inn at Little Switzerland was arrested on a charge of violating a Blue Ridge Parkway regulation by soliciting tourist business in the Parkway. She posted a $200 bond for her U S District Court appearance after a hearing before U S Commissioner Ernest Briggs in Burnsville.
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Asheville
Ida Gile
Little Switzerland
Blue Ridge Parkway
U. S
Hugh Stevens
Erc
Stevens
Gile
Gustave Haultman
U. S. District Court
U. S. Camoes
Ernest Briggs
Burnsville
North Carolina Psatelooes Association Holds Final Session
Charlotte reports the fourth annual convention closing with Gov. W. Kerr Scott presiding over the election of new officers and area chairmen. G. Giles of Morganton named president, succeeding H. C. Lehmarser of Winston-Salem. Capt. A. W. Welsh of Greensboro is vice president and Josephine R. Thomas of Raleigh is re elected general secretary treasurer.
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Charlotte
W. Kerr Scott
North Carolina Psatelooes Association
G. Giles
Morganton
H. C. Lehmaceer
Winston-Salem
A. W. Welsh
Greensboro
Josephine R. Thomas
Raleigh
Tar Heel farmers to gather for annual cooperative meeting
Raleigh reports the 18th annual Farmers Cooperative Exchange and North Carolina Cotton Growers Association meeting expected to attract over 5,000 farmers. M G nn, general manager, notes record attendance with more than 4,000 already promising to attend, as Sen Clyde R Hoey tops the program introduced by R Harold D Cooley.
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Raleigh
Farmers Cooperative Change
North Carolina Cotton Growers Association
M. G. Nn
Clyde R. Hoey
Senate Aplocause Compariten
R. Harold D. Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Duke Divinity Dean Elected Chair of Phi Beta Kappa District
Dean James Cannon of Duke Divinity School has been elected chairman of the South Atlantic district of Phi Beta Kappa. The district covers North and South Carolina Maryland Virginia West Virginia Georgia and Florida, with 25 member groups in the area.
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Durham
James Cannon
Duke Divinity School
South Atlantic
Phi Beta Kappa
National Scholastic Honorary Society
Cannon
North
South Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Georgia
Florida
Eisenhower Promises 90 Percent Parity for Two Years
Dwight D. Eisenhower told about 100000 at a Minnesota plowing contest that farmers would keep 90 percent parity on basic crops for two years with reduced government controls. He attacked Democrats for scare tactics and outlined a four point program to depoliticize farm policy. He praised bipartisan steps and promised measures to protect diversified and perishable farm goods. He also visited Rochester, then planned a weekend at John Cowles' summer home near Fergus Falls.
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Kasson
Minn
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Agricultural Commission
Eisenhower
Rochester
Minnesota
Ten Missing After Ship Splits Off Charleston Coast
A Panamanian tanker named Foundation Star split in two as hurricane winds battered the Atlantic off Charleston. Ten crewmen, including the captain, are missing after abandoning a half flooded lifeboat. 18 were rescued and a cook clung to wreckage aboard the split hull. The Emu rescued 18, reported lines and flares as hopes rise for salvors.
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Charleston
S. C
Atlantic
8. C
Foundation Star
Emu
Inde Johansen
Aims
Fort Fetterman
Cook
Kurt Carlsen
Flying Enterprise
Allied Infantry Repel Heavy Chinese Attack Near Bunker Hill
Allied forces on Korea’s western front repelled a heavy Chinese assault near Bunker Hill after a two hour battle that began with 500 attackers. The Red drive featured intense artillery barrages and hand to hand fighting as U S Marines previously held the hill against renewed attempts. Ground fighting also flared in the Eastern Zone with U S 25th Division troops engaging a reinforced Communist platoon. Air forces reported 56 buildings demolished and a headquarters ruined in a separate strike near Wonsan.
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Korea
U. N
Panmunjom
U. S
Bunker
U. S. 25Th Division
Eighth Army
Satae
Northeast Korea
Wonsan
Fifth Air Force
Complete College Football Schedule In Today's Paper
The Enterprise publishes a full page of schedules for the leading 100 college teams for the 1952 season on page 6 C. Readers are advised to clip and save the page for handy reference and a Big Four roundup of State Duke Carolina and Wake Forest begins this week by sports editor Bill Hackney.
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Enterprise
State
Duke
Carolina
Wake Forest
Bill Hackney
Gov Kennon Switches To Eisenhower
Louisiana Governor Robert Kennon bolts Democratic ranks and endorses Dwight Eisenhower for president stating Eisenhower and the GOP platform best serve the United States and Louisiana. He criticizes Truman era policies and pledges to vote Eisenhower on Nov. 4 as he aims to end perceived corruption and influence peddling in government.
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Louisiana
Robert Kennon
GOP
Dwight Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
United States
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Truman
U. S. Senate
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Eisenhower
Good Lord Willing
Earl Long
Long
Sup
Stevenson
New Orleans
Republican National
John Minor Wisdom
Kman
Ainst
Chicago
American First
Vaughn
Stevenson Speaks To Farm Audience At National Plowing Contest
Adlai Stevenson told a farm crowd in Kasson Dodge Center Minnesota that Dwight Eisenhower would plow under the Republican platform. He backed a parity plan of no less than 90 percent and urged policies balancing farmer needs with the general welfare. He attacked Republican pledges, warned against inconsistent party positions, and stressed evaluating policies by their effect on taxpayers and national stability.
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Kasson-Dodge Center
Minn
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Frank
Commonwealth
Chicago
Minnesota
Congress
Washington
R L Thompson Resigns Post At Enterprise
Robert L. Thompson resigns as editor of The High Point Enterprise announced by publishers. He has led the paper for about ten years and previously served with United Press and Associated Press. Thompson gained statewide recognition for Tar Heel Talks broadcasts and political commentary.
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High Point Enterprise
Thompson
Dave Neill
Eqd Kemp
E Beacon
Wade Renfrew
Ately
Pet
High Int
Su Wwk
Enterprise
United Press
Associated Press
Raleigh
North Carolina
Clyde R. Hoey
Hereompson
Tar Heel
British jet plane explodes at air show killing spectators
A De Havilland 110 jet exploded during a Farnborough Air Show run, killing 20 spectators and injuring many as debris struck a hillside crowd. Test pilot Derry and observer Tony Richards perished. witnesses described horror, engines, and widespread casualties among thousands of viewers.
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Sarorod
Eng
Britain
Derry
Lane
Eces
Ole Arnfast
Copenhagen
Miss Georgia Neva Langley Wins Miss America Title
Nineteen year old Neva Jane Langley of Macon Georgia won the Miss America Contest in Atlantic City New Jersey. The Wesleyan Conservatory of Music student captured both bathing suit and talent tests and received a 5000 dollar scholarship along with appearance fees. Runners up included Ann Marie Garner of Indianapolis and Jeanne Shores of Azusa California with various scholarship awards listed.
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N. J
Neva Jane Langley
Macon
Wesleyan Conservatory of Music
Kay Hutchins
Georgia
Langley
Indiana
Ann Marie Garnier
Indianapolis
California
Jeanne Shores
Azusa
Alabama
Gwen Harmon
Miss Chic Enead
Joe
Hoppe
Hawaii
Bevery Kathleen Rivera
Honolulu
Louisiana
Barbara Frances Barker
Monroe
New York City
Joan Elizabeth Kayne
Greater Philadelphia
Patricia Mary Hunt
Norristown
South Carolina
Weather Outlook: 85 High Today and 58 Low Tonight
Forecast calls for a high of 85 and a low of 58. Prior night temperature reached around 8 with a low earlier.
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