Kennerly Led FHA Office Leader and Retarded Children Advocate
Taylor Kennerly, longtime head of the Greensboro FHA office with a brief stint at Taylor Kennerly Construction Co., won the FHA Superior Service Award in 1958. He helped found and lead the North Carolina Association for Retarded Children, growing it to 6,000 members in 42 chapters and advancing education for retarded children. He reflects on the association’s impact and his personal motivation from his daughter’s birth.
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Greensboro
Taylor Kennerly Construction Co
FHA
Kennerly
Caswell Training School
Kinston
North Carolina Assn
Association
National Association
Charlotte
Wellington
High Point College
Kathy Gail
First Presbyterian Church
High Point Lions Club
Advisory Council Chairman Named For Furniture Exposition
Nello L. Teer Jr. of Nello L. Teer Co. in Durham serves as chairman of the Advisory Council this year for the Southern Furniture Exposition at the Exposition Building. The council lists leaders from Furniture Studios Inc James T. Ryan Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn George Covington Chamber of Commerce Alma Desk Co James E. Foscue Phillips Foscue Co and John F. Dempsey.
Ugley Women Change Institute Name in Essex Village
In Ugley, Essex, the Ugley Women's Institute was renamed the Women's Instite Ugley Branch by local members, reflecting a branding update for the village group. The move centers on rebranding while preserving the society's continuing activities and heritage.
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London
Essex
Ugley
Ugley Women's Institute
Women’s Instite
Rockefeller Son’s Primitive Art Legacy On Display
New York AP reports the Harvard Peabody expedition funded by the Rockefellers followed Michael Rockefeller into Dutch New Guinea where he disappeared ten months ago. His body was never found and no legal action has been taken. The exhibit of his primitive art collection runs through November 11. Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller supervised the search from New Guinea.
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Michael Rockefeller
Dutch New Guinea
Rockefeller
New York
Michael
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michael Endeavor
Savage
Ang Else
Rockefellers
Harvard
Peabody Museum of Archeology and Ethnology
Asmat
Museum of Primitive Art
New Guinea
Catholic Action blasts segregation opponents in New Orleans
The official Catholic newspaper denounces opponents of parochial school desegregation in New Orleans as the city reports 36 formerly white Catholic schools opening to nearly 200 Negro students and 20 public schools desegregating with 107 Black students. It notes protests remain and accuses segregationists of economic pressure in Plaquemines Parish.
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New Orleans
Catholic Action of the South
Archdiocese of
South
Catholic Action
Plaquemines Parish
Our Lady of
Our Lady of Good Harbor Catholic School
Burns
United States Prepares for United Nations General Assembly
Washington officials say the U S will enter the UN General Assembly with about 100 items on the fall agenda and plans to urge smaller nations to avoid sweeping resolutions. President Kennedy’s attendance unsure. Adlai Stevenson could keynote if needed. Secretary Rusk to attend from Sept 23 with Gromyko among expected attendees.
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Ather
Kennedy
Khrushchev
U.N
U.S
Washington
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Wanted 18 to 52 for U S Civil Service openings
An advertisement promises government jobs in the next 12 months with starting salaries up to 446 per month. Lincoln Service, a private school, offers free information on positions salaries and test preparation, urging readers to mail coupons to Pe kin Illinois for details and enrollment.
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U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Pekin
Illinois
U. S
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Richardson
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