Missionary Convention to Feature Four Din West Africa Speakers
Hi Point Gospel Tabernacle hosts a missionary convention from September 26 to October 3 with four foreign speakers from West China French West Africa Anglo-Eastern Sudan and the Philippines. Veterans Rev P W Reidhead Rev F W E Roffe Mrs Notson and Mrs Katherine Bonnem will present nightly talks and slides at 225 Willowbrook Street Tabernacle services start nightly at 7 and 10 am daily with youth and church groups participating.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
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West China
French West Africa
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Sudan
East Africa
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Reidhead
Sudan Interior
United States
Christian Missionary Alliance
Tabernacles
F. W. E. Roffe
Netson
Notson
Katherine On
West China Mission
Bommen
Tabernacle
Willowbrook St
J. E. Nelson
U S Demands Damages for B29 Shot Down by Soviets
The United States formally seeks 1 620 295 01 in damages from Russia for shooting down a B29 near Hokkaido on Oct 7 1952. Eight crewmen are missing. A 24 page note to the Soviet Foreign Office accuses the Soviets of responsibility and withholding fate details. The note cites a Soviet boat near the crash and references Yalta era claims over Habomai and the Kuriles.
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Kurile Islands
Kuriles
McCarthy Censure Verdict Guarded By Senate Panel
A special Senate committee shielded its 60,000 word censure verdict on Sen. McCarthy. Details remain scarce as leaders delay pre election session to Nov 8. Committee members prohibit copies or leaks and plan no advance briefings for McCarthy.
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AFL Seeks To Raid Lewis UMW Unions Unite For Organizing Drive
AFL unions including Teamsters Carpenters Laborers and Operating Engineers reportedly formed a joint fund to target John L. Lewis and his United Mine Workers in construction and coal fields. The plan surfaced during AFL convention talks as President Eisenhower praised labor but drew wary reaction from delegates.
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Eisenhow Eisenhower
North Carolina Roads Ranked Best in United States
Winston-Salem report quotes Ben E. Douglas asserting NC has the best roads in the nation. He told the State Highway Employees Assn convention that industries can locate anywhere in the state and be served. Major work plans on primary roads were discussed by A. H. Graham noting many primaries date from the 1920s and remain vital. A proposal to give employees a hearing when discharged was discussed.
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Ben E.douglas
State Department of Conservation and Development
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Douglas
State
U.N. Moves Ike Atom Peace Plan To Agenda
The United Nations General Assembly placed the Eisenhower atoms for peace plan on its agenda with a priority tag. The U S and Soviet Union debated how to proceed as Andrei Vishinsky urged unanimous support while warning a ban on weapons would not be solved by the pool. The push aims to open committee debates next week with the plan as first order of business.
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Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
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Kremlin
Noah
Britain
Yesterda
Dulles Heads to London for Talks on West Germany Rearmament
Secretary of State Dulles flies to London for talks with French Premier Mendes-France and other leaders on rearming West Germany. He plans no detailed plan yet expects an Atlantic Treaty linkage but faces questions over Mendes-France stance and a possible delay of German entry into NATO.
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Dulles to Warn France on Western Europe Security
U S Secretary of State Dulles will warn Paris that American troops in Europe depend on France backing German reararmament and NATO inclusion. He travels to a conference with foreign ministers to press a quick, non-discriminatory settlement on Germany’s NATO status and troop commitments.
Six Carolinas Bank Robberies Cleared Up By Confession
MCCORMICK S C Six bank robberies in the Carolinas dating back to 1939 were cleared by an oral confession from 54 year old Reynolds after a cab hijacking near here He admitted holdups at the Bank of Olanta Cash Depository Greeleyville Lamar St Albans Peachland and Cameron The robberies netted about 1715 and 2000 Reynolds was captured after forcing a taxi driver to drive toward Lincolnton Ga He surrendered near the return trip and Banks was wounded The suspect faces assault and battery with intent to kill and bank robbery charges and will be questioned by state and federal agents today.
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Lincolnton
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FBI
Sightless Vet Marries Blind Bride in Colloquial Northwood Wedding
John L. Thornton, 25, a blinded Korean War veteran, weds Joyce Campbell, 21, who lost sight after an ice-throw accident. The couple, who met in 1953 at a party, will be married at St Francis Catholic Church in Carlton with 300 guests. Thornton will operate a papermachine adapted by Wood Conveyor Co. for his use. The ceremony ends a yearlong courtship as townspeople support the couple’s new life together.
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John L. Thornton
Joyce Campbell
Thornton
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Camon
Hines Hospital
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Carlton
Labor Temple
Warren Makes Appearance In Virginia
Chief Justice Earl Warren spoke at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg in his first public appearance in the South since the school desegregation ruling. He made no direct remark on the decision in his prepared address. Virginia officials present included Lt. Gov. A. E. Stephens and two others elected to represent the state.
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Thomas Jehnson
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Threatened Disbarment Over 39 Negro Pupils Incident
Attorneys who helped register 39 African American children at a Baton Rouge white school face possible disbarment. The Louisiana Bar ethics committee may discipline lawyers for promoting strife or soliciting cases, with action resting in the state court. Pitcher and Jones of the NAACP led the effort. sixteen parents signed prior statements supporting registration.
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National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Quadruple Amputee to Marry In Paterson Church
Clarence Red Mosley, 25, a Korean War veteran and the first quadruple amputee from the Air Force, will wed Ruth Shaw, 22, in Paterson New Jersey at 3 p.m. EST in the First formed Church before about 400 guests. The couple, both from Paterson, plan a two week tour in the South after the ceremony.
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Clarence
Red) Mosley
Ruth Shaw
Mosley
Air Force
Miss Shaw
Paterson
Red
Florida
Credit Warning Issued by International Bank Leader
President Eugene R. Black of the International Bank cautioned that world markets fierce competition risks excessive credit. He warned nine billion dollar lending power faces danger of over-lending and misinvestment amid global recovery and calls for liberalized trade policies to sustain growth.
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Methodists Affirm Race Issue Stand in Asheville
The Western North Carolina Methodist conference reaffirmed the 1952 General Conference stance that racial discrimination is un Christian. The amendment broadened the statement to urge churches and affiliated institutions to review policies on race, with a majority vote backing reaffirmation of church brotherhood and equality.
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Paul R. Ervin
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W. A. Kale
Duke University
Embree H. Blackard
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Pereson
Ling
Brotherhood of the Church
Ben L. Smith
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