Groundbreaking rites at Emerywood Baptist set for Sunday
Groundbreaking ceremonies for Emerywood Baptist Church are scheduled Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Tomlinson School. Dr. M A Huggins will deliver the principal address, with Mayor Washburn, Sloan Gibson Jr., D A Rawley, and Rev W P Price among attendees. Afterward, a Rockford Road picnic will be held at the Neill home.
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Emerywood Baptist Church
Tomlinson School
M. A. Huggins
Baptist State Convention of North Carolina
J. H. Washburn
Sloan D. Gibson Jr
D. A. Rawley
High Point Chamber of Commerce
W. P. Price
Ministerial Alliance
Thomas S. Haggai
George R. Ridge
D. S. Neill
Rockford Road
D. P. Brooks
Department of
Baptist State Convention
N. Main Street Baptist Church
Joe Adcock
Bill Almond
Clifton Brown
Victor Byrd
M L. Cross
Claude Frick
John Holder
Etta McLinden
Douglas Mashburn
W. T. Peatross
Harold Ritch
Fred Smith
Rachel Warner
James Watkins
John Almond
Nick Evans
Everette Grayson
Robert Harvell
H. E. Howell
Lillian Jones
W. C. Ward
L. B. Weaver
Wallie Boyles
Nelda Crow
R. A. Phipps
Paul Shaver
Marshall Luther
Stevenson Addresses Education Rally on Integration and Aid
Adlai E. Stevenson urged public school education to prepare children for major future decisions at a Raleigh rally. He framed integration and federal aid to education as the two immediate issues, warning that rising enrollment and limited facilities threaten who gets to attend college, and stressing a scientific yet humane approach to learning.
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Chapel Hill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Democratic Party
North Carolina Citizens Committee For Better Schools
Luther Hodges
Stevenson
Illinois
Turkey cites danger from Communist arms in Syria at UN
Turkish Ambassador Seyfullah Esin told the General Assembly Turkey is duty bound to protect its southern flank and seeks Syrian independence for safety. He accused the Soviet Union of spreading false rumors while Communist arms reach Syria, amid Russia's call for a restraint on arms to the Middle East. Assad Saudi Jordan stance noted by Syria's Salah Bitar as Arab states rally against Soviet influence.
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United Nations
N. Y
Syria
Turkey
Seyfullah Esin
General Assembly
Esin
Soviet Union
Russia
V. V. Kuznetsov
United States
Britain
France
Middle East
Kuznetsov
Salah Bitar
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Bitar
Egypt
Teamsters Appeal Federal Ruling on Election Plan
Union appeals a federal court injunction signed hours earlier that would delay the Teamster national election set for Miami Beach. Battle centers on alleged rigging by leaders and hand picked delegates, with attorney O Donoghue seeking a Court of Appeals hearing.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Martin F. O'Donoghue
Teamsters
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Dist
F. Dickinson Letts
Rank and File
James R. Hoffar
Teamster
Miami Beach
Fila
O'Donoghue
Court of Appeals
Letts
Graf
Hobbies and craft features in Sunday Enterprise
Tomorrow The Sunday Enterprise will profile local hobbyists describing Joe Coffield who rebuilds old organs and J R Jarrett who builds boats. A special Syria focused piece on U S Sixth Fleet operations in the Mediterranean is planned. Wint Capel will cover the Thomasville arts and crafts show.
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Sunday Enterprise
Jane Lucas Kerr
Joe Coffield
Braxton Younts
J. R. Jarrett
Syria
U. S
Mediterranean Sea
Enterprise
Thomasville
Chair City
Wint Capel
Eisenhower Accuses Faubus Of Inciting Mob Action
President Eisenhower indirectly accused Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus of inciting mobs to defy a federal court in Little Rock. He argued that shunning court orders would have invited anarchy and a dissolution of the Union, noting his troop deployment to quell violence. He defended the troops against comparisons to Nazi storm troopers and criticized Arkansas’s handling of the crisis.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
Sen. Russell
DGA
Hitler
Russell
Faubus
State of Arkansas
Arkansas National Guard
Kidnaper Admits Plan and Joyful Capture in Edmonds
Everett, Wash. George E Collins the man who planned the kidnapping and bungled at every hand admits he staged it and is now on a trail toward possible execution. Katherine Myers 21 lived with him and mothered his child while sharing poverty. They admitted kidnapping and holding for $10 000 ransom which was never paid the 8 year old Lee Crary son of Mr and Mrs Ed Crary of Edmonds was snatched from a playground last Monday. Lee identified Collins in a police lineup saying The fifth man is the man who took me Then Lee added He s a pretty nice guy. Collins Myers were later brought before Superior Court Judge Thomas Stiger and charged first degree. The penalty in Washington is death. More on page E eight.
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Ed Crary
Edmonds
Lee Crary
Collins
Crary
Snohomish
Bob Twitchell
Lee
Miss Myers
Superior Court
Thomas Stiger
Gaeaiente
Washington
Missile Order Spurs NATO chase as hostile jet escapes
Sixth Fleet jets tracked a hostile twin jet aircraft during a feared incursion near the Black Sea. The plane flew 35 000 feet and over multiple nations before veering away, prompting commanders to prepare Alert One and pilots to ready sidewinders for photogra phy avoidance.
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Bessarabia
Black Sea
Turkey
NATO
Bulgaria
Greece
Adm
Brown
6Th Fleet
Clifford H. Buerfeldt
Hodges Attacks Defense Order On South Riot Duty
North Carolina Governor Hodges denounces a Defense Department order alerting army forces in the South for possible emergency riot duty. He calls it hysteria and vows to seek withdrawal of federal troops from Little Rock at the Southern Governors Conference with President Eisenhower. The order was canceled by Army Secretary Bruckner after its disclosure.
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Raleigh
Defense Department
South
Hodges
North Carolina
Washington
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Supreme Court
Army
Bruckner
Pressure Blamed For Man's Death
Witness to Senate Rackets Committee says ailing Detroit area auto dealer Love died during a Teamsters strike backed by James R Hoffa after being pressured. Kritch, a former Browns scout, links Hoffa to a Florida real estate venture selling useless lots to union members after aggressive ads.
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Washington
Senate Rackets Committee
Michigan
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Joseph Kritch
Northville
Mich
St. Louis Browns
Kritch
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Florida
Love
Rosedale
Detroit
Teamsters
Henry Lower
Rosedale Motors
Lower
Elegance Masculine Showverts Paris Fashion Scope for Men
Paris designers unveiled a bold men’s collection drawing 400 attendees from France and abroad. Seventeen houses displayed tailored jackets, oversized coats, and bright color accents while a perfumed ambiance and soft music framed the runway.
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Paris
Faubus Signals Emergency Session Over Integration Crisis
Gov. Orval Faubus suggested calling an emergency Arkansas Legislature within 10 days amid the Little Rock school integration fight. Army troops guarded Central High as nine black students attended classes, with limited incidents and paratroopers reducing crowds. The move could tackle abolishing public schools or ending state aid to integrated institutions.
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Ark
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Central High
101St Airborne di
Vision
Istrouma High
Baton Rouge
Eisenhower
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