Re Examing Right to Work Says Denning Speech Calls Moral Reassessment
American Bar Association meeting featured Lord Denning arguing the law should shield the right to work as strongly as property rights. He warned that compulsory unionism risks liberty, urging unions to accept obligations to the public and to allow voluntary membership.
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American Bar Association
Philadelphia
Lord Denning
Great Britain
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Walter Reuther
Charles Geddes
British Trade Union Congress
Trade Union Movement
United States
Peron Falls From Power as Argentina Embraces Freedom
Argentina ends Juan Peron’s dictatorship after a decade of factional fighting and economic woes. The uprising in Buenos Aires succeeds wiping out Peronist rule, with military and church tensions cited as tipping points. A new era of civilian government and national respectability follows for Argentina.
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Argentina
Juan Peron
Peron
Buenos Aires
Peronist
Hurricane Ione Leaves North Carolina Damage
Hurricane Ione caused millions in damages across northeastern North Carolina with towns flooded power and communications down roads impassable crops inundated and buildings battered. The storm moved toward New England threatening more disruption as residents hoped the danger had passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ione
North Carolina
New England
Austria Seen Poised to Gain UN Admission at New Assembly
The 1945 founded UN may admit Austria this session as the preamble of its peace treaty allows Russia and the Big Three to back Austrian membership. China and other states face veto risk. Indonesia last joined in 1953, bringing total to 60.
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United Nations
General Assembly
New York
Austria
Russia
China
Indonesia
Italy
Portugal
Eire
Security Council
Hungary
Albania
Bulgaria
Assembly
School chief finds no issue in NAACP rally at colored high school
June H. Rose investigates a jittery report from Greenville North Carolina about using a colored high school for a NAACP rally. A Negro church conference and dinner requested the school cafeteria with visitors paying for electricity and janitorial services, which was granted. The case shows normal neighborliness across races and a willingness to cooperate.
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Greenville
N. C
June H. Rose
NAACP
Rose
North Carolina
Number One Bargain The News and Everyday Life
The piece argues that a newspaper is a vital daily staple often taken for granted. It laments readers missing regular issues and notes the high value placed on timely news and information in daily life.
The High Point Enterprise Advertiser Rivals Value Bargain
The High Point Enterprise reproduces a feature on the value bargain in newspapers. Dr Herbert Lee Williams of Michigan State University reports that in metropolitan daily editions the purchase price is nearly offset by the weight of paper and printed content offering news features humor and information for effectively free.
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Herbert Lee Williams
Michigan State University College of Communication Arts
Williams
YDC State Convention in Durham Faces Cash Driven Rivalries
Interest rises as Lynn Nisbet notes a lively contest for YDC state posts at the Durham convention Sept 30 to Oct 1. Victor Bryant Jr. of Durham is poised for national committeeman while Henry Hall Wilson and Robert M. Davis vie for national committeewoman.
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Henry Hall Wilson
Monroe
Robert M. Davis
Salisbury
Wilson
Union County
YDC
John R. Jordan
Raleigh
Jordan
Billy Harrison
Rocky Mount
Wake Forest
Bob Davis
Duke
North Carolina
All Force Post Office
Kidd Brewer
Germany
Italy
Trieste
Mexico
Kidd
North Carolina YDC ties and faction fights surface in state report
A NC led push within the national Young Democratic Club shows ongoing strife over leadership and a potential shift in the presidential endorsement. DC by laws and internal factions threaten state backing for a top Tar Heel, with a locally prominent lawyer playing a controversial role amid a flurry of counterfeit campaign cards signed with fake names.
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Blair
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Big Money
New England
North Carolina
YDC
Democratic Party
Max Gardner
Tyre Taylor
Tar Heels
Chicago
Alabama
Missouri
Bedford Black
Black
Kannapolis
Atmosphere of UN Meeting as Important as Agenda
United Nations General Assembly opens in New York with focus on atmosphere rather than major breakthroughs. Expected topics include charter revision debates, veto reform, and regional conflicts, while Indochina, Formosa, and other issues are sidelined or deferred.
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United Nations
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Geneva
World Organization
General Assembly
Security Council
John Foster Dukes
Senate Foreign Relations
U. N
Middle East
Israel
United States
Cyprus
Morocco
France
Trusteeship Council
Economic and Social Council
Latin America
Mole Exhibit and Westward Trip Highlight En terprise Feature
Reuben J. Clinard of 1607 Long St exhibited a mole before the Bug and Curiosity Board after finding the animal at a neighbor’s home. The piece details the mole’s small eyes and burrowing habits, plus Clinard’s subsequent trip plans to the Far West and Mexico City, and a Bath North Carolina feature noting St. John’s Church and Bath’s 250th birthday events.
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Ole
Reuben J. Clinard
Long St
Bug and Curiosity Board
Enterprise
Noyes
Clinard
Europe
Asia
North America
United States
Reuben Clinard
Far West
Mexico City
Piedmont North Carolina
Pacific
Los Angeles
City of the Angels
Riverside
San Diego
Calif
Kith and Kin
New Mexico
Arizona
Hoover Dam
America
Greenseoro News
Bath
Burke Davis
Tar Heel
George Whitfield
John Wesley
Pamlico River
Blackbeard
Burke
Eden
North Carolina
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Labor Movement
Hitler
Mussolini
Peared
The
Savannah Morning News
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N. G
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Hoyt McPherson
W. Patterson, JR
Lynn Nisbet
Basil Whitener
Gastonia
Rich
Capitol Square
Peter Edson
San Francisco
Charles Pearson
W. A. Biins
Mole
Reader Tours West
Valdese
Peter Waldo
Maury
St. John's Episcopal Church
Asheville
Burke County
Liberty
Irch
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