Eye Ear Nose Surgeons Learn On At Winston-Salem Lectures
Carolinas specialists gathered in Winston-Salem for lectures as part of the annual postgraduate convention in ophthalmology and otolaryngology. Registration occurred last night and sessions run through Wednesday. In Raleigh a new 110000 volt transmission line from Goldsboro to Wilmington linked the coastal service area to steam plants, over 90 miles long and in operation this weekend. Chapel Hill reporters named to lead next year’s North Carolina news and feature writers conference with Jim Parker as vice chair and William R Weaver as secretary treasurer.
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Greensboro Daily News
Umstead Defers to Local Boards on NC School Growth
Durham Democrat William B Umstead told Saturday rally here that responsibility for continued growth of North Carolina public schools rests with county boards and local school committees across the state.
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Church Dedicates $700,000 Our Lady of Grace in Greensboro
The Our Lady of Grace Roman Catholic Church in Greensboro was dedicated yesterday by Archbishop Amleto G. Cicognani. The stone structure, built as a memorial to Ethel Clay Price, was funded by Julian Price and his children Ralph Price and Mrs. Joseph McKinley Bryan in honor of their wife and mother.
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United States
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Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
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Joseph McKinley Bryan
Sun day school teacher to go on trial for husband’s shotgun death
Ella P. Meshaw, 54, a Sunday school teacher and postmistress, faces murder charges in Superior Court for the November 17 shooting of her husband John Sherman Meshaw, 55. She admitted the shooting to Sheriff John B. Allen and claims self defense after threats, with bond set at $15,000.
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Klansmen announce public talk near Timmonsville
The Ku Klux Klan announced a public speaking event near Timmonsville on Wednesday night. The notice followed Imperial Wizard Thomas L. Hamilton receiving a four year prison term.
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State bonds to be burned in first cancellation in four years
A small pile of state bonds once valued at 46 million dollars was to be burned today as the first cremation of cancelled obligations against the state in nearly four years. Observers watched the ritual as required by law, with members of the State watching.
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Federal officials plan meeting on Marine Corps district recruiting station
Three federal officials from distinct agencies meet in Raleigh to decide the fate of the Marine Corps district recruiting station. U S District Attorney Charles P Green urges the station to relocate from the post office building to free space for his office.
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Sheriff Ends Carnival Diet of Light Bulbs
Sheriff C. L. Barricklow announced the end of Alfred Hennebert Jr.'s punishment involving eating light bulbs and sleeping on a bed of six nails while jailed on non support charges. The stunt was carried out for amusement among fellow prisoners at the St. Clairsville jail.
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Unknown climber paints word fool on 100-foot tank
SANTA MONICA Calif. UP The presidential age reached new heights here today. An unknown person climbed a 100-foot ladder to a city owned water tank and painted the word fool in 10-foot letters on both sides.
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Mainbrace Fleet Moves to Aid Invaded Scandinavia
The nine nation Operation Mainbrace joint naval exercise nears northern Norway as a relief task force sails from Scottish ports. Ships from the United States and Britain head toward contested waters amid simulated enemy incursions and carrier strikes.
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Lewis Plans Bargaining Strategy Amid Coal Talks
John L. Lewis set bargaining steps as the United Mine Workers' 200-man wage policy committee awaited a report on talks with coal operators. A morning session was postponed, deadlines loom at midnight Sunday, and sources say a 1952 coal strike remains a distinct possibility with demands for wage boosts and welfare fund payments.
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Tragic Crash Near Concord Kills Woman in Family Trip
Eleanor Trotter 16 of Greenwood South Carolina died when a station wagon carrying a Negro family group overturned near Concord. A party bound for a Virginia reunion from Lumberton North Carolina was traveling with her. four others were injured.
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Burke County
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Belmont
Virginia
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Stevenson Eisenhower Voice Religious Views
Boston report releases statements on religion by Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson. Stevenson calls faith the greatest national resource and protection against moral confusion. Eisenhower ties faith to courage in crisis and trust in God while noting personal Protestant identification.
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Georgia Ledger Backs Ike for First GOP Nod
The Columbus Ledger endorses Dwight D. Eisenhower for president, urging Southerners to vote Republican. It attacks the Democratic record on war, inflation, centralization and corruption, calls Nixon direct and honest, and criticizes Adlai Stevenson as glib and flip.
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Eisenhower Opens 4000 Mile Midwestern Whistle Stop Tour
Eisenhower launches a 4000 mile campaign swing with a Midwest train tour from Fort Wayne across 12 states. He denounces Truman health insurance as a foolish experiment and argues for expanding good medical care without disrupting existing benefits. Gov. Sherman Adams aides the push against Stevenson.
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Rome Sect Plans Protest Over Police Blocked Services
The American head of a Protestant mission in Rome says he will present a strong protest in court after Italian police blocked Sunday services. Cline R. Paden and two attorneys prepare to seek relief from the Rome magistrates.
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New Red UN Chief Due Here Today
Russia names Valerian Zorin as new U N chief delegate arriving in New York to lead Soviet diplomacy at the world body. Zorin is expected to veto later Security Council actions and continues Moscow’s hard line as Malik sails for Moscow.
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Adlai Eyes East Coast Campaign Swing
Gov. Adlai Stevenson readies second campaign drive through Connecticut Massachusetts New York Maryland and Virginia aiming to win doubtful states. Analysts cite Maryland losses in 1948 and potential Republican opposition while New York appears safer for Democrats as Stevenson plans to meet voters and build recognition before major speeches.
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Labor Group Opens Meeting In New York
In New York AFL opens its annual convention with a call to action at the polls. Delegates will hear speeches by Eisenhower and Stevenson as labor seeks political influence and repeal of Taft Hartley is discussed. William Green notes expected endorsement debates and the need to elect pro labor lawmakers.
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Egypt Deems Landowner a Test Case Under New Reform
An Egypti an Army spokesman warned an affluent landowner who fired on police enforcing the land reform law will be made an example. Adel Lamloum resisted at Maghagha, injuring a bodyguard and prompting his disarmament and jailing as authorities pursue a likely death sentence if convicted.
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UN Sabre jets rout Chinese air force in major Korea day
Nine MIG-15s shot down, one probably destroyed and two damaged as US air forces, including F-86s, claim the best day since Sept. 6. Navy Panther jets hit Hoeryong near the Soviet border while carriers Princeton and Bon Homme Richard fly sorties. Ground fighting rages along Finger Ridge with heavy Korean and Chinese forces.
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Bandit Kills Young Nurse In Chicago
In Chicago a gunman shot Elizabeth Brett 21, a Wesley Memorial Hospital nurse, as she sat with a doctor in a car outside the nurses home. Brett died after surgery. police seek the killer aided by a sketch and a doctor’s photo comparison.
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Weather forecast notes mild temperatures ahead
The report states tonight’s low around eight degrees with a high near two tomorrow. Today’s high reached 85 with a previous night’s low around 63.
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